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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1966
Page
9
Zonta Club of Long Beach hosts a Sunday afternoon fashion show and luncheon in the Riviera Room at Edgewater Inn featuring hand knit garments from yarn manufacturers and importers. Proceeds fund medical research and the RE factor. Reservations available at Lois' Yarn Shop or with club officers.
More than 200 guests witnessed wedding vows Sunday at the Elks Club as Barbara Ennisman and Jay Simon exchanged rings. The Ennisman daughter wore Chantilly over silk, with Carol Ennisman as maid of honor and Rachelle Thrombler among bridesmaids. The Simon groom’s best man was Benjamin Kagan. ushers included Gene Broscow and Gary Harmatz. After a luncheon, the couple left for Carmel and San Francisco with plans to reside in Los Angeles.
Winners of 1066 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow awards are named from area high schools. Top scorers in a national homemaking exam face state level judging for scholarships from 3500 to 5000 dollars. Names include Gayle E Eipper Jane Coogan Suzanne Griffith Linda G Peek Loretta M Slimmel Karin Leff Jacoba Griepsma Sheila Pritchett Donna Buchholz Marilyn Akridge Maureen Molloy Susan McCulenhan Fern Kuimoto Serena Delotell Lynn Travis Domine Antinez Linda Hammler Candis James Marie Stansbury Sandra Osborne Janel Lemen Cheryl Ward.
Follow up on Betty Wentworth’s feature shows Dorothy Goodwin, longtime Mareh of Dimes volunteer, turning her birthday cake into a fundraising moment. Neighbors join, sales and recipe offers boost proceeds, as March of Dimes workers forecast over 1500 dollars. Dorothy plans to mail recipe copies after the event.
Katherine Minty McCoy and John F Johnston announce engagement with details of families and education. McCoy, daughter of Edith McCoy and Chase McCoy, attended Milhka tliph Schanl and Long Beach Sue College, studied in Oslo, and earned honorary society honors. Johnston, son of Jol AL Johnston, held ASB leadership at Long Beach State College and Walton High School, with multiple student honors and fraternities.
Kath ryn Joanne Osborn and Douglas Jane Troute exchanged marriage vows at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in a ceremony watched by 350 guests. The bride, a Wilson High School graduate and UCLA affiliate, will reside in Tulsa with her husband, who attends Tulsa University.
The Pomona Campus Club and Long Beach Area Council will meet Tuesday at 10:30 in the home of Mrs. W. Odie Wright at 3922 Gaviota Ave Overton and Jack White. A silent auction is planned and reservations may be made.
Recurring listing of top scorers and pairs across multiple venues including Jewish Community Center and Edgewater Inn. Matches show alternating days with names such as Maxine McCain and Doris Scott, Ethel Murchell and Leah Laren, Betty Warel and Karl Hays, Gloria Jowers and Poppy Laughlin, and many others across NS LW NR F W EY L W.
Britannia Society of Long Beach hosts a social evening of dancing and refreshments at 8 p.m. Saturday at Machinists Hall. Prospective members are invited to attend.
Instructions emphasize washable rag dolls with washable stuffing and cover. Dolls should endure hugs and play, require regular cleaning with detergent, and serve as hygienic companions for children and their mothers.
Mr and Mrs H M Hedrick of Long Beach host a postnuptial buffet at Meadowlark Country Club at 7 p m to honor son Harold Melvin Hedrick and his bride Berneice Ellen Douglas of Seattle Washington. They wed in a private Santa Ana ceremony in December. Harold Melvin Hedrick studies at Long Beach State and is a Sigma Phi member. The couple lives in Garden Grove.
Rossmoor Worman's Club schedules an Italian dinner party Saturday night at 8:30 in the American Legion Hall Los Alamitos. Choral, tarantella by Diane East and groups The Gondaliers Nonettes perform. Tickets via Rossmoor Library or Mrs Linblad. Menu notes include Irish casserole and vegetarian options.
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