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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1960
Page
6
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority sponsors a salad bar luncheon followed by bridge and bingo at Community Savings and Loan Association on Atlantic Avenue Thursday from 11 30 a m to 4 30 p m. In April 186 an estimated 327000 live births were registered in the United States, 3 percent below April 1959 totals.
The third annual state convention of the Daughters of America opens Thursday in Lafayette Hotel under state councilor Hester Rosley. Attending are Beatrice Brown from Georgia, Emma Otis of Washington, and Louise Burkhart from South Gate. events include receptions, a Poinsettia Council presentation, a drill, Goodfellowship Banquet, and a Memorial Service with District 1 in charge. The organization supports Old Folks' Homes and orphan care in Tiffin, Ohio.
The CPO Club at Long Beach to stage its inaugural installation of officers at Maltell's and Peek Garden Room on Thursday. Mrs. Mary Murray, club sponsor, will officiate. President Mrs. Helen C. Piech. vice president Mrs. Vicki Thiel. secretary Mrs. Helen Kankss. treasurer Mrs. Sue Jones. members Mines Joan Brown and Georgia Noland. Mrs. Noland retiring chair pro tem and founder. Invitations extended to all wives of active or retired Navy chiefs. reservations via Mrs. Piech.
The week features a fashion show by the 36th National Press Week where millinery leads. Hats reach 15 inch heights with designs like steeple and skyscraper, while fur accents and bold colors from purple to black dominate. Designers outline new silhouettes including loose, tall semi fits and molded bodices with full skirts, and beading and three dimensional silks command evening wear.
The Democratic Women's Study Club of Long Beach hosts a benefit luncheon card party Wednesday noon in Linden Hall after a morning executive session. Open to the public with reservations via Mrs. M. F. Franks or Ewa Moise. hostesses include Gayle Meeker and many club members assisting.
Auxiliary 71 United Spanish War Veterans holds official visit by Gladys G. Hannon with noon luncheon. Navy Relief Society by Mrs. Vernice Furman to Los Alamitos Navy Wives Club at Enlisted Men's Club. Jassim Muhyeddin of Baghdad guest speaker at First Methodist Church Women’s Society meeting. Mary Baker and Lymm Curtis perform, letters read from missionaries Willis Piper.
Miss Alesha Belle Fields of Long Beach wed John Baker Calderwood of Inglewood in a St. Lukes Episcopal Church ceremony officiated by Rev. F C Belligs. The bride wore lace over ice blue taffeta with a pearl crown veil. uncle Stanley Laird escorted her. Matron of honor Barbara Thurston. best man Walter Calderwood. Guests included Charles Phillips and Rex O’dell. The bride is a former airline stewardess and Polytechnic High School and Pepperdine College alumna. her sorority is Zeta Kappa. The groom is an Inglewood High School graduate who attended El Camino and Occidental Colleges.
Coronet Magazine presents a fourteen page picture story on Zsa Zsa Gabor. It promises a revealing look at the actress, her beauty, sex appeal, glamour, and private life. Readers are invited to explore “Being Zsa Zsa.”
About 30 guests gathered Saturday at Margaret and Ray Wickery's 2670 Montall Ave. to inaugurate their new pool with a Hawaiian garden setup. Maxine Martin and friends performed hula, while Pat Babrowski and Joy Butzbach enjoyed Seeing The Boyfriend at Off Broadway Theater.
Mary Noble of 81 Pleasant Street bakes with husband Royal embracing two cooking styles. He prefers mixed meals while she makes separated dishes. her Fresh Lime Pie recipe uses lime, gelatin and Creme de Menthe. The article notes her music club ties and stamp collecting hobbies.
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