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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1960
Page
11
A trio of reader letters to Dear Molly describe romance and conflict. A 60s man seeks peace after marriage loss and a new relationship tested by religious differences. A friend’s kiss bet raises questions about consent and intent, urging reconciliation or nullification of the wager.
A health tip urges readers to scrub the face before bed to remove makeup that clogs pores and causes blemishes. The advice emphasizes a quick, few minute ritual to prevent trouble and maintain clear skin.
Practical tips to refresh ice trays as odors linger. Rinse trays, wipe with baking soda solution, or fill with water and a teaspoon of baking soda to swish. Dry trays thoroughly with a brush or sponge before reusing.
A reader questions current fashions and their ability to conceal weight. The tone challenges relying on clothes as a disguise and asks if garments should be expected to hide overweight.
A fragmented line humorously frames a sleuth as not contributing to poise and practice. The quirky caption hints at a playful, self aware note about posture and deduction with a humorous twist.
Mr and Mrs Robert Frances George Judith Allan Boyd wed at St Joseph Catholic Church Long Beach couples parents Frances W George 2494 Golden Ave and Allan W Boyd 2469 Monogram Ave attended by Joan Boyd Richard Wingert Sharon Mathison Jacqueline Barnett Coralee Stockham Lawrence Salisbury Joseph OKuss Gerald Milles Mrs George a Millikan High School graduate He husband attended Long Beach State College prior to marriage.
Mrs. Charles A. Chandler hosted a Think-You Tea at her home to honor members of the COP Juniors telephone committee. Assisting were committee chairs Mines Jonn Griffith and B A Driscoll. Several named members and guests attended including Herbert Bowerman Don Carlaan Howard Crabtree Irving Dunn Russell Forsyth Glen Gilmore Don Gray George Green Harry Landis John Lynch Ryland Madison Richard Matlin John McGinnis David Mosley Peter Plechas Joseph Saylor Don Sullivan Harold Sweet Peter Tiafas John Tweedy Neal Williams and Kenneth Wing.
Berlina Chapter 399 of the Eastern Star will meet Friday at 8 pm in the Monte Vista Masonic Temple at 1120 Market Street. Ruth Heath will chair the social hour with Arlene Sec, matron, and Waller Aistrip patron presiding.
Try pumice on troubled palms to remove hard skin. Rub with pumice powder mixed with cream or lotion, then wash with soap and reapply cream or lotion to the treated areas.
George Raymond West Sr and Janet Atwood wed in a Wayfarer’s Chapel ceremony. The reception followed at Marineland. Janet Atwood, daughter of L. W. Atwood of Torrance, was given in marriage by her father. The bride wore an empire tissue tafetta gown with illusion net and pearl crown veil. Attendants included the bride’s sister Mrs. A. E. Palmer. Jerry West served as best man with ushers A Palenm and John W. Fells. The groom is the son of Rev. and Mrs. George R. West of 5317 Cedar Ave. The bride is a Torrance native, a graduate of Long Beach State College, and her husband is a physics major at Queen of Angels Hospital.
Interview with top stylist Michelle Kazan argues against clinging to old hair fixes. He contends youthfulness comes from updating styles while fitting them to each woman. Emphasizes consulting a specialist, adapting permanents and dyes, and avoiding extreme looks.
Palos Verdes Chapter 310 Order of Eastern Star will observe Brothers Night Friday at 5 p.m. in Palos Verdes Masome Temple on Pacific Coast Highway. Associate patron Al Okerstrom chairs the evening and invites all Eastern Stars to attend. On Feb. 26 Beulah Broadwell and Liverk Hermon press jon chaired the chapter's birthday dinner with Marie Lamberson as past worthy matron chair.
North Long Beach Women's Club selects delegates and alternates for the Los Cerritos District Convention to be held April 4 at Lafayette Hotel. Named as delegates are Mrs. Gerald Carroll, Mrs. Nelson Torpey, Mrs. Clifford Robinett, Mrs. R. A. Terrell, Lawrence Michels, George Skeith, Harry Sherwin. Alternates include Arthur Brookover, Cecil Ruth, Lester Peebles, Richard Bailey, Parl Forker, John Garrells, Enoch Sampson. Club president Mrs. Clay Minnix is a delegate by office. district board members Mines Kenneth McCafferty, Virgil Koon, Ruel Hird, Claron Watson, Vinton Pease, Frederick Mitchell, and Miss Elsie Ries also named.
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