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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1966
Page
7
A new permanent hair removal service at the May Co promises safety and comfort for facial, arm, and leg treatments. The procedure uses electronic control, aims to prevent pain or scarring, and emphasizes modern, gentle care.
Expert bidding diverges across tables in the championship team trials. West opens with spade, North doubles, South supports two hearts. Some jump to four hearts, others stay at three, but play converges: West leads ace of spades, dummy gains king, hearts drive the play, and declarer aims for ten tricks.
DeMolay Mothers' club hosts its annual family dinner at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Belmont Shore Masonic Temple 1630 E Anaheim SL with Mrs. Leo Aton as chairman. A business meeting will follow.
Multiple betrothals announced in Long Beach area. Donna Lynn Dunn and Roger Martin Lockwood scheduled to wed in February 1967 after schooling at Lakewood High, Long Beach State. Janet Sikorski to marry Martin Erickson of Duluth, Minn. Judith Gibbons and Raymond Smethurst Jr. plan April 23 wedding after Radford College and RNC work in Washington. Phyllis Carey to Gary Brown, both Long Beach graduates. no date set.
Two ceremonies in Long Beach featured William Merril and Sharilyn Jones at St. Anthony's Church with 100 guests then a reception at the Petroleum Club followed by a honeymoon in Northern California. Louise Swank and William Boley exchanged vows at First Methodist Church with a Wilson High and Long Beach City College alumna bride. Both couples plan to reside in Long Beach after their honeymoons.
A skincare advisory suggests replacing eye shadow with a makeup stick to conceal under eye shadows. The tip promotes simpler application and a uniform tone by patting product along the under eye area.
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