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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1959
Page
23
Mr. and Mrs. CL Ingalls of Rockingham North Carolina announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Mary Jo Ingalls to Eng Robert A Purvis USCG son of Mr and Mrs R E F Purvis of Long Beach The couple plans a summer wedding.
A collage of diary-like questions and responses on self control and family tension. Molly Mayfield worries she hurts others and contemplates punishment while Becky counsels repentance. A stepfamily dilemma prompts guidance on easing tension and making home feel welcoming.
Miss Ingalls, a Duke University School of Nursing graduate living in Durham, is the bride-elect. The couple will wed in a late summer ceremony, with plans featuring Heather linings, large carpet bags, and a straw-and-leather motif. Pepperdine College is referenced in relation to the groom’s background. The couple will unite after his all-weather wear arrangements.
Officers Wives will meet at 10 a.m. for a bridge session in the Officers Open Mess at Fort Macarthur. A noon luncheon will follow with a program on hair styling by Rafael of Jongh. Reservations by noon Tuesday through Mrs. PF, D Le merald green gowns and crushed satin options discussed.
In a series of meetings to select a representative for the Long Beach Toastmistress Club a speech contest is planned by Airs Legislation. Warren Powers, president of the Teachers Association, will welcome attendees at Willmore Coffee Shop. Mrs Catherine Nagel will introduce Tone Weinard, contest chairman and toastmistress for the evening. A filmstrip Breakthrough for Better Schools was shown at the Delta Kappa Gamma event.
Five local Daughters of the American Revolution chapters presented an American flag to the Tong Beach Safety Council last week. Mrs. Russel M. Crougher, regent of Gaviota Chapter, delivered the flag on behalf of DAR chapters Long Beach Los Cerritos Western Shores and Susan B Anthony. Harry B. Moore, Safety Council Board president, accepted the flag.
City Club's meet Friday features Glee Club and attorney Garland Stephens sharing program honors. Wormans City Club meets at 1 30 pm in the clubhouse 1309 E Srd St. Stephens, Stella Schultheis's nephew, will discuss newly passed laws for Women and hold a Q A session. Mrs S F Stipp conducts the business, luncheon to be served at noon.
A compact fashion note notes casual chic trends as shoppers ready to step out with fever-creased knits and new accessories. The piece highlights ready-to-wear items priced around 39 98 and a focus on floor display.
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