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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1967
Page
7
A diary style note describes improvising desserts during a day of rain and missing ingredients. It outlines two dessert ideas using macaroons and chocolate with sour cream, plus an alternate rich mix with eggs butter nuts and flour, including baking and serving tips. The author jokes about substitutions and future experiments.
In North Long Beach Methodist Church a July wedding united Bailey and Davis families before about 150 guests. The bride Gloria Chris teen Davis of Downey wore peau de sole with Alencon lace. maid of honor was Jean Davis. bridesmaids included Audrey Penn Debbie Davis Cindi Scharf Barbara Miller. Debbie Christeen Davis was flower girl. best man Charles Leff. ushers Dan Pas ley Norman Olson Ronald Ripley Vince Naranjo. The bride is the daughter of Eva M Schart Chico and Thomas W Davis South Gate. groom son of Gerald Lee Bailey Anaheim.
A distressed woman asks how to cope after her husband of 20 years felled by an affair with her divorced sister. Readers advise time, possible separation, and evaluating whether to stay or leave, while noting forgiveness is possible but not guaranteed. Local note mentions a charity drive by the California Federation of Women’s Clubs to fund playground equipment for Redondo’s Alta Vista park.
Ebell of Long Beach inaugurates the summer season with a traditional friendship tea on Wednesday at the club house. Guests are greeted by the reception committee led by Mrs. William Guyser. Tea runs 1 30 to 3 30 p.m. and cards may be played at tables. Reservations via Mrs. Lewis Alkire or Mrs. L. E. Stenger.
Long Beach resident Henry L Marsh born July 5 1877 in Oregon will turn 50 this Wednesday. He arrived in 1899, saw the city from Willmore City to its early bricks, ran a 1914 Flanders Studebaker jitney, and recalls Pine Avenue dirt roads and the old Ping Avenue pavilion. His open house at 283 Argonne Ave will celebrate with family Latwrenne and Richard, plus Dorothy Hill, as friends reminisce. Local teens Lynette Smith and Susan Starr traveled to New York aboard the Santa Paula, visiting La Guaira Venezuela Cararao Aruba and the Virgin Islands. Edith Wickham suffered a mild heart attack during the excitement. her daughter Barbara Lawrence, now in Bethesda, visited before returning to Washington. Loren Wickham, in the U.S. State Department, works in Washington, D.C., training personnel as his three sons study in U.S. schools.
Wedding vows were exchanged Friday in Immanuel Lutheran Church by Susan Gene Heasly and James R. Clifford of Lakewood. The couple, both graduates of California State College Long Beach, will live at 1940 Chestnut Ave after a trip to an undisclosed destination. Heasly is employed by the Long Beach Public Library. Clifford by Palos Verdes Library District.
The marriage of Eleanor Becker and John Mehler took place Friday evening at Westside Church of Christ before about 250 guests. The bride wore an organza A-line dress with peau de ange, with sister Nicholas Fiamengo as matron of honor and Kathy Raba as maid of honor. The groom, son of Merle Mehler, was supported by best man Michael Mehler and a line of ushers. A church reception followed and the couple left for a Palm Springs honeymoon, then will reside in Long Beach.
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