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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1963
Page
2
The NCCJ seminar cites an ancient Chinese proverb on building good will in children. It argues parents shape attitudes by example, encouraging respect for diverse faiths and backgrounds through daily talk and actions, with playschool to community efforts supporting intergroup harmony.
The passage outlines a bridge tactic where as South you would ruff the second spade if spades are opened and continued. You then seek a method to prevent losing two heart tricks and proceed with a low play to test defenses.
A detailed bridge defense discussion imagines East leading diamonds and West ducking. It weighs continuations after a spade win, including trumping, dummy plays, and possible errors by West. The column shifts to Dear Mrs Mayfield, offering moral counsel on unhappy marriage and a later reader query about an engagement rumor and gossip, with Elaine’s lighthearted response.
Ben Zinser medical science editor is on leave of absence and his column will be restored on his return.
A recipe heavy note describes a fruit and turkey salad served with crisp lettuce and cranberry slices. It includes chopped turkey, pineapple, apple, walnuts, grapefruit, and mayonnaise, plus garnish ideas and a dessert spread for eight servings.
A personal note recounts gifts from the American Wool Institute to Bill Wool of Cedar Ave and coasters for Joyce Kent. The piece shifts to holiday cheer, describing Christmas gifts, a GM courtesy program, and test drives of a blue LeSabre and an Electra convertible, with a hiccup from a mishap involving a neighbor’s cat and minor damage to a car tail light.
Alpha Chi Omega actives will be honored at a holiday coffee hosted by the Long Beach Alumnae Club Friday morning at Mrs. Franko Sunofsky’s home. The annual event, planned by Mrs. Wil Tam, invites collegians from Long Beach and nearby colleges including USC UCLA and UC campuses, with committees led by Mines, Dennis, and others.
Patricia Ann Davis wed Kenneth William Coyne at St. Anthony’s Church with families witnessing. The bride wore ivory peau de soie and heirloom gold necklace. attendants included Davis sisters and best man Ronald Weisner. The couple, Southern California and Dartmouth graduates, plan to live in Torrance after a honeymoon in San Francisco and Squaw Valley.
Long Beach area Girl Scout units from Council and Troops 717 746 210 301 601 contribute to hospital Christmas efforts. Brownies craft scrapbooks clothes and decorative items while Juniors and Cadettes prepare Nativity scenes carols and edible gifts for Lone Beach General Hospital and elderly residents. Units partner with Jewish Women's League and Norwalk La Mirada Crippled Children Society to bake decorate and package treats.
The passage contrasts strict rule following with flexible judgment in crises. It cites Berlin’s fall and officials preoccupied with trivial details, then argues that getting along may require following instructions and adapting to the situation rather than rigid adherence. It then discusses a six year old child artist and parental concerns about future paths.
Gamma Phi Beta Alums and related Long Beach chapter members will hold a Christmas coffee at 28 Coren Ave. The gathering includes Gamma Phi Actives and area members with a later luncheon on January 7 at noon at Mrs. John R. Marsh's home hosted by Mrs. Palmer Schumacher and Mrs. G. Mt. Rassiello, among others.
A wedding ceremony held December 21 at Waysfarer's Chapel in Pacific Bend united Carlene Marzena Tanigoshi and John Norman Tinker. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Tanigoshi of Long Beach, wore a full length gown of tulle and Chantilly lace with pearl and crystal crown. Attendants included Mrs. Dianne Shinlan and Hideo Morimoto. The couple, with about 25 guests, plan to reside in Los Angeles after a honeymoon in Yosemite.
Barbee Ann Makepeace, daughter of Mr and Mrs Makepeace, is engaged to Edward Earl Having, son of Mildred Thorp of Inglewood. Barbee Ann attended Long Beach and Los Angeles City College. Edward Earl Having served in the Air Force four years, then studied architecture at USC. The wedding is planned for January at First Baptist Church.
The shiftress introduces two necklace lengths the longer one suited to a high or round collar and the choker that enhances the boat shaped neckline offering styling variety for ensembles.
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