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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1969
Page
8
The rads whites and blues command attention with a military inspired coatdress in red washable polyester, half belted at the back and brass buttons. A white Panama hat features navy and red trim. Curt Johnson captures the scene.
The May Co presented spring fashions at the Children’s Benefit League luncheon and style show at the Edgewater. Betty Hannon, fashion coordinator, offered tips on accessories including scarves, oversized bags, and footwear notes to pair with the new looks.
A homemaker laments inept husbands who wallpaper and wire home interiors with comic misadventure. A neighbor tale reveals a DIY disaster over a clothes post, a runaway romance with a sewer man, and a quirky recipe for apple dessert using zwieback and apples.
A no bake style apple crumb dessert is prepared in a springform pan. The recipe layers buttered crumb mixture with sliced apples, chills overnight, then serves wedges with vanilla sugared whipped cream and optional decorative toppings.
Mr and Mrs Harold Milton Cook reveal daughter Sharyn Eileen will wed Ronald Hughes in June. Former Long Beach residents now in Newark Delaware. Sharyn earns nursing degree at Bogham Young University and Latter-day Saints Hospital. Ronald Hughes is Montana native, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Hughes of Great Falls. He is in his second year at the University of Utah College of Medicine in Salt Lake City.
Excerpts show Ab igail Van Buren advising on spoiled children unequal parental obligations and a neighbor's questionable visitors. Readers question responsibility for a widowed mother and a missing correction notes a Navy Marine Coast Guard Foundation bridge event date.
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