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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1969
Page
14
A reader seeks help about marital snoring and late nights, while several readers respond with blunt comments about finances and dating etiquette. Abby explains honeymoon doubts and changing dynamics after two years of marriage, and other letters discuss suspicious jewelry losses and social expectations.
Mr and Mrs David Michael Stevens wed Saturday at St Luke s Lutheran Church in a ceremony joining Carmel and San Francisco areas. The bride Sandra Lee Sifford daughter of Mack Sifford of 3479 Senasac Ave wore a Chantilly lace gown with pearls. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs David Ruffner and bridesmaids Judy Starkey Danilyn Stevens and Mrs Ronald Stevens. Best man was Ron Stevens brother of the groom. Guests greeted the newlyweds after the ceremony.
An ad style note claims Jemon Jelwyn skin freshener cures blemishes and pimples with mild antiseptics and Jelvyn fresh ener dries acne prone skin. It advises applying oil of Olay as a protective film against infection and acne germs.
Barbara Strassner and Alan Steven Lowe announced Aug. 16 as their wedding date. She is a Millikan High School graduate and UCLA junior. he is a UCLA doctoral student finishing requirements. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. David Strassner Long Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Lowe North Hollywood. Karen Lynn Wagner will marry Andrew William Foley. Karen is the daughter of Reiny V. Wagner Long Beach. Andrew is the son of Alvina Sotto San Francisco and Thomas C. Foley San Diego. The bride-to-be graduated from Millikan High School and attends California State College Long Beach. her fiancé attends San Francisco State College.
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