Soroptimists Mark Milestone Friday in Lafayette Hotel
The Long Beach Soroptimist Club marks its 37th birthday with a noon luncheon at the Lafayette Hotel. Fifteen life members will be honored including three new life members Alice Clark Hazel McKee and Ann Rastello. The program will trace club history from its 1924 founding and the Preventorium project.
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Brooks Picken on Sewing for Little Girls
Written for Newspaper Enterprise Association the article celebrates sewing for children. It advises choosing flattering patterns, fabrics, and trims, sizing patterns correctly, using sturdy cottons, and features tips on hems, trims, zippers, buttons, and embroidery to create washable, decorative garments that are fun to make and give value for the effort.
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Dear Mrs Mayfield Teens' marriage rules from old column
A condensed reader letter recalls adolescent decisions about marriage and offers cautions in a past Missives column. Advice warns against isolation, urges activities with others, and stresses personal responsibility while sharing a teen couple's regretful experience and reflections. Also includes a brief jewelry care note for polishing diamonds and costume pieces.
Easter menu buys highlight lamb ham or turkey
The UC consumer guide notes plentiful spring markets with options for ham lamb or turkey. Fully cooked or cook-before-eating hams are common while a leg or shoulder suits lamb roast. Buttered broiled oranges avocados artichokes asparagus lettuce and other produce abound for Easter meals.
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Local couple cancels home sale in Alamitos Heights
Neighbors report Eloise and Dick Gripp will not sell their house at 780 Havana Ave and plan to stay put. The turbulent week also saw cast upheavals at Community Players with Larry Johns missing for TV work and challenges during dress rehearsal.
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Make-Up Can Hide Cold Signs
A beauty expert says you need not look unglamorous when recovering from a cold. Use soothing moisturizer around the nose before foundation, apply cake or stick makeup deftly, use eyeliner and eyeshadow to reduce red rims, and finish with soft pastel lipstick for a fresh look. A dust cloth can be made by soaking a cloth in hot suds with turpentine.
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