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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1967
Page
14
In a bridge column Oswald Jacoby notes a complex hand where misbids lead South to a four heart bid and North to six clubs, then six hearts. South finally concedes as the unbeatable contract unfolds with a dramatic diamond and spade play and North praises the finesse.
Advert describes Lemon Jelvyn as a skin cleanser and bleachy cosmetic promising clear, fair skin. Claims include toning, stimulation of surface cells, removal of blemishes, and smoothing of pores. Also mentions Lemon Jelvyn shampoo for sparkling hair shine and general complexion enhancement.
Incomplete bridge deal fragment shows bidding and opening lead twists with vulnerable players and auction notation. Details are unclear due to garbled text, leaving the contract and outcome indeterminate.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Hoffman of Prairie Village hosted a reception at the Pittengers home at 2480 Locust Ave to mark the couple’s golden anniversary. They were married June 28 1917 in Owosso Michigan and moved to Long Beach 27 years ago. The event honored thirty guests with golden chrysanthemums and candles. the Pittengers belong to First Congregational Churches.
Gen Von Steuben Hotel in Wiesbaden hosts Sally Ann Coleman debut as daughter of Lt Col and Mrs William R Coleman and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert E Rich. She will enter the University of Arizona at Tucson this fall.
Gladyce Marie Holt daughter of Mr and Mrs Loren F Holt and Gerald D H Kim son of Mr and Mrs K Kim of Long Beach are engaged. The groom elect serves in the Army and will depart for Vietnam Friday. The bride to be attended Poly High School and Poly while her fiancé also attended Poly and Long Beach City College.
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