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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1957
Page
20
Poly High graduates Patricia Jean Jordan and Gordon L. Bushey wed at Greenwich Chapel with 275 guests. Other reads note wedding bells for Patricia Ann Lewis and William Joseph Jackson at Bethany Baptist, and several couples who married in Pasadena, Las Vegas, Lakewood Village, and All Saints Episcopal with Poly High ties and honeymoons to Sun Valley Las Vegas Carmel and other locales.
Jacquel ing Marilyn Rozas will wed Kenneth James Walker on August 11 in a nuptial at Lakewood Village Community Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rozas of 4747 Facult Ave and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oman B. Walker of 3729 Sebren Ave. Both are Wilson High School graduates. Rozas attended Long Beach City College and held SFO and ENT posts while Walker studied at California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo, serving as student body vice president and Norseman member at LECC.
Romantic wedding news from Long Beach to Vista details the marriage of Donald Paul Condit Jr and Mary Letitia Houston. The couple, after a doublecandlelit service, will reside in West Los Angeles where Condit pursues graduate work at USC. The bride, educated at Colorado and San Diego State, taught before marriage.
Researchers report that adults have up to 90 000 holes in the scalp from which each hair emerges. The finding highlights the density of hair follicles and offers insight into head wound responses and hair growth potential across individuals.
Report notes discovery of a tranquilizer drug and other items hidden in customers clothes as a routine feature of Petri's services. Offers pricing for a suit and a plain dress, plus an insured fire pickup contact.
Long Beach Grandmothers Club outlines July events under President Elizabeth Peeses. Activities include a ward visit at Rancho Los Amigos on July 10 led by Bertie Sutton, welfare sewing at Mrs. Francis Alexander's home on July 28, a regular lab meeting with a potluck dinner on July 25 supervised by Margaret Gillispie.
East Long Beach Women’s Christian Temperance Union will elect new officers during the morning session at White Temple Baptist Church from 10 30 am to 3 pm Friday. The agenda includes plans for delegates to the Redlands state WCTU workshop July 22 26 and a noon parliamentary law quiz led by Mary A. Ru cide. Frances O Scheid will review The Christian Case for Abstinence and assemble 20 prize winning temperance sermons from the national organization’s 50th anniversary year.
Mrs. Jeanette McLaughlin former Long Beach Alpha Omicron president and Miss Lillien Weller of USC traveled as official delegates to their security's biennial convention held June 23 to 28 at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago.
Romance notes that Darlene Ann Warder and John B Benson, both graduating seniors from Wilson High School, have announced their engagement. Mrs. Charles H Callivar and Mr. and Mrs. Paul B Benson are the families involved. No wedding date has been set.
An inexpensive home decor tip suggests inflecting attractive road maps on a den or recreation room wall. It recommends coating with two thin layers of an aging finish and applying shellac for a lasting adhesion to walls.
Long Beach alumnae and collegiate chapters gathered at the University Club for a dessert bridge to honor Mrs Huff. The group presented a gold link bracelet and charm token of appreciation for her work, as members shared news from the biennial District XIT convention and district president election.
Mrs. J. B Cowley chaired stinging committees for the North Long Beach Women's Club and entertained co workers at a patio luncheon at 614 Brayton Avenue assisted by Mrs. Alvin Odell. Recent meetings included a coffee hour at 6616 Orizaba Avenue where the membership committee planned for the coming year and another at president Mrs. Ruel Hird 5624 Blackthorne Avenue.
A fragment advises disguising heavy arms with sleeveless tops and strapless dresses avoided, suggesting a corktail dress and a scarf or stole to cover upper arms. The text reflects cautions on appearance and posture as a means of reducing attention to arm shape.
New resident tries several cleaners in Long Beach and reports finding reliable service after testing four courteous drivers with regular stops. Pricing was transparent and reasonable, with final charges explained. The reader is urged to call Hemlock 6-6291 for a recommended cleaner.
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