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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1958
Page
12
In a first dress industry strike in 25 years, eastern garment workers halted shipments delaying Easter outfits. Husbands grin as stores wait for a settlement while women face wardrobe uncertainty and retailers scramble to manage inventory.
Mrs and Mrs Parkinson Hayward, recently returning from Europe, will present colored films of their trip at the Travel Section meeting of the Long Beach Branch AAUW. The program, chair Ann Huddleston notes, is at 7 30 p m Monday in the Als mitos Library 1836 E St. Public invited free of charge.
The Ladies of the Aay and Lodge 179 Daughters of Scotia announce a St Patrick's Day dance on Saturday night at 8 p m in Machinists Hall located at 728 Elm Ave. Secure tickets at the lodge or Machinists Hall. Proceeds support lodge community charities and youth programs.
A quick guide to serving greens with a mild sweet sour dressing. Suggestions include cream cheese dips, potato and fruit salads, cottage cheese twists, and cole slaw enhancements with pimento and green pepper for color.
SAE members plan Founders Day dinner dance at Petroleum Club Saturday at 7 39 p m Reservations close tonight for actives and alumni Contact Howard Genrich or Allen Willott for gala participation Guests include Robert Ashcraft Long Beach State College SAE president Plans for a June 25 wedding feature Pe Jean Melvin and Joseph F Bennett with her nursing school background and LBSC enrollment.
Area nurses association will hold a 7 30 p m meeting Monday in Lakewood High School choral room. Doris Salisbury, program chair, will present Marion Olds director of the Long Beach Cerebral Palsy Clinic to discuss aims and functions of the clinic.
Mr and Mrs M K Caozen of 5635 Lemon Ave recently marked their 37th anniversary with a dinner and reception hosted by their children Philip Dodd of Westminster and Lewis Apple of Seal Beach at the Hawaiian venue.
When Janice Antram of Culver City marries Bill Duff of Oak Harbor Ohio in August she leaves the Spinsters Club and he retires from the Bach elors Club. Both families are listed as the Antrams and the Duffs.
A 1950s style health feature urges teens to care for skin and diet to maintain a healthy appearance. It warns against poor cleansing and excessive snacks, promotes a frothy face wash, night cream, and balanced meals with milk, vegetables, and protein, linking teen care to lasting beauty into adulthood. It notes a wedding in the Clarke Knight family and advises eight hours of sleep for teens.
A reader asks about a 60 year old mother who hides a bottle and drinks heavily. Molly Mayfield explains her unhappiness drives drinking and suggests engagement in church ties and purpose as a path to self control, rather than harsh actions.
Mrs. Oliver Johnson was named president of Millikan High School Faculty Wives at a recent election meeting held at Mrs. L. D. Longacre's home. Officers include Mrs. Lester DeNoyelles as first vice president, Mrs. Longacre as second vice president, Mrs. Roland Urbanek as secretary, and Mrs. Topper Smith as treasurer. A discussion of her concerns with a psychiatrist was noted.
Sinners in the Myer Indge Club held a master point game Wednesday at the Elks Club. North-South winners included Elling Thygeson and Marshall Ketchum first and second. East-West winners featured Jack Powell and Vern Sperry first. Pauline Sayre Bea Sharplesd second. Helen Arterburn Winnifred Cunningham third. Additional results list other sections and junior events with multiple pairings and names across divisions.
Long Beach area groups organize a panel discussion on mental health titled Feelings Are Facts. Dr Daniel W Livingston and psychologists Jo I Matlock and Margaret Hoisington join psychiatrist Bernard Teitel to discuss perspectives at the AAUW meeting. A new B nato Brith chapter plans to meet Monday evening to discuss ADL actions with Harvey Schechter and piano solos by Mrs. Milton Gorodezky.
Long Beach Association and Phi Beta Kappa present two color films by Dr J J Hagopians Atlantis Films Hollywood. Himalaya Lite on the Roof of the World and Asian Earth were two years in production with 2000 miles of travel on foot. Hagopian a UC and Harvard graduate has taught at Oregon State UCLA American University Beirut and Benares Hindu University. Mrs Judith Munsaker will preside.
The Lily Harryman Club 100 will sponsor a cafeteria luncheon at noon Monday in Linden Hall. Cards will be played during the afternoon. Members are invited to bring friends.
Katharine Diane Peveto daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred O Peveto wed Donald E Langston son of Mr and Mrs G W Langston in St Bartholomews Catholic Church. The couple reside in Long Beach after a Las Vegas honeymoon.
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