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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1969
Page
8
Kathy Witt, as part of the IN Session 69 program for teen girls, spoke to over 130 high school participants about natural beauty. She advised on skin care, makeup application, and fashion cues, stressing cleanliness, translucent powder, brown liner, and a natural look, with practical tips on cleansing and masking.
Social notes recount a 130 guest Virginia Country Club dinner by shy chef Thomas Back amid praise and modesty, with diners including Connolly Davies and Paul Reuben. WWD reports Queen Mary paint chips as travel memorabilia. USC medical tour visits Tahiti Australia and more. Golf club season resumes with Lenore Sandifer winning 208 net. A family photo mishap prevents publication of five generations. St Patrick dinner honors with Las Hermanas and friends. Coed initiates at Kappa Alpha Theta in San Jose. Coconut themed recipes headline cooking notes with inventive uses.
Ellen Krec reports the engagement of Joanne Elizabeth Gordon and Ronald Walter Bush. Garden Grove Community Church will host the ceremony. Parents are Mr and Mrs Donald Gordon of Garden Grove and Mr and Mrs Charley Wesley Bush of Anaheim.
A recipe and starching details appear alongside engagement notices from Long Beach and Lakewood. The kooky coconut preparation blends with a Napa cabbage salad, a custard method, and wedding plans for Antoinette Martinez and Richard Hickmann. Additional betrothals include Shirley Ann Orpen and Larry Owen Dixon and Katharine Marie Cotrell to James Dixon Hall.
Erma Bombeck mocks the TV image of Mr Whipple and explores supermarket boredom. A housewife tests the produce aisle to prove women seek novelty and that understanding a so‑called dirty old man makes you a dirty old lady.
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