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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1968
Page
8
Knitting guidance for a light weight sleeveless dress and open jacket with tone on tone color. Instructions cover bias bands and simple crochet apicas edging with step by step stitches and finishes for trimming garments.
Dear Abby answers a letter from a Southern Belle about a lover choosing a loveless marriage over commitment to her and children. She also advises a daughter seeking legal rights to a mother’s diamond ring, noting moral duty may not equal legal entitlement.
Mrs James M Hunt announced the betrothal of daughter Jennifer M Hunt to Douglas D Reid of McCook Nebraska. The wedding is planned for August. Jennifer, a Queen of Angels X Ray Technology graduate, and Douglas, a Navy veteran, hail from family ties in Nebraska and California.
An article from a social page details Joy Felton, daughter of Impy and Hemard Felton, set to marry John Ang VI on March 17. Odetta Fisher entertained with a witty reading about three words and the gathering included prize guessing with Rudy Bemis and Gail Potts tying for first.
Hallie Bridges of Long Beach, president of the National Federation of Grandmothers Clubs of America, embarks on a seven week tour to Louisiana Texas Colorado and Minneapolis to set up the October national convention while guiding 48 clubs at the Southern California Spring Conference. She aims for a club in every state and a nationally proclaimed Grandmothers Day. The 25 000 member federation supports charities and police and school welfare efforts as it celebrates its 30th anniversary with homes for grandmothers and plans for a $5 000 donation to aid the National Association for Retarded Children.
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