Virgil Eggarts 50th Wedding Anniversary Featured In Long Beach
Virgil Eggarts celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a family supper at the Eggart home in Long Beach. The couple, natives of Town and married Feb 24 1909 in Billings Montana, spent winters in Long Beach from 1919 to 1938 before making it their permanent home. Forty guests attended including their daughter and son-in-law J P Johnson and granddaughter Paula of Vacaville.
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Virgil Eggart
Long Beach
Junipero Ave
California
Law
Why J
Eggart
Dawson Ave
J. P. Johnson
Paula
Vacaville
Eggarts
Town
Billings, Mont
Time for Change in Bras and Girdles
The notice urges trying new bra styles and girdles to update appearance and comfort. It also offers a home care tip to protect footwear by dunking rubber boots in lukewarm soap suds and drying them on a shower bar with hosiery clips to keep a neat look.
Optical illusion makes betrothal rings look larger
Jewelry stylists use palladium or platinum settings to create a light reflecting illusion that makes small center stones seem twice as large. By incorporating white metals and side stones, designers enhance brilliance without increasing the actual diamond size.
New instant breakfast drink sparks bright wake up taste
A new instant breakfast drink promises real wake up taste with consistent sunny goodness. Early tasters prefer its bright profile to their regular breakfast juice, fueling optimism about widespread appeal.
Catholic Can Be President Says Senator Douglas
Protestant Senator Paul H. Douglas states in Coronet Magazine that a Catholic can be elected President. He supports the claim with examples of Catholics in the Senate state governments and the Supreme Court and urges readers to consider the issue as the 1960 campaign approaches.
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Paul H. Douglas
United States
Coronet Magazine
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