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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1960
Page
25
A reader laments a painter husband's disturbing cemetery portrait and asks if therapy works. Maude C jokes about improv and colors while Mollie Mayfield offers playful remedies. A second letter asks how to tell a fiancé about a past romance. Sixteen cautions against discussing it, citing possible future attachments.
Sandra Ann Watts daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard G Watts married Michael Forrest Watts in a church service read by Rev William McCance at First Congregational Booth Chapel Attendants were DeAnna Long and Robert Copeland Guests attended a reception at the groom's parents home 252 Euclid Ave The bride studied at Pabylonheimie High School and her husband is a Wilson graduate.
The Rev. Howard W. Steward Jr. spoke to the Woman's Music Appreciation Section at the Ebell Clubhouse. His address titled In Literature the Bible Illustration tied to the group’s theme Music, the Fountainhead of Power.
Rolly Georgana Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph E Phillips 5128 Baton Circle married Richard Daniel Berkon son of Mr and Mrs D J Berkon 1301 Hungerford St at the Chapel of Memories. They are Jordan High School graduates. The bride belonged to IT WAS inevitable Alpha Zeta Phi sorority. The speaker noted religion and music themes as essential in art. They honeymooned in La Jolla and will reside in Long Beach.
Mrs C R Fromlath will represent the Coast Area of the International Toastmistress Club Council 1 at Saturdays speech contest at the Tasman Sea Restaurant in San Pedro. She won top honors for The Line Is Baited at the Coast Area meeting and will compete against winners from Harbor and Santa Ana areas. Other Napleathene members taking part include Minnes Charles Ishmael J Reignia Glassner Rather Buchanan Edna Forbes Vic Murdock.
Faye C Phillips served as maid of honor while Onya Marie Spiry and Ann Phillips led the bridesmaids. Pamela Thomas was flower girl and Robert M Carter stood as best man with Michael Thomas Hank H Cowin Bill Isham Earl Braden and Al Gardner as ushers. Hostesses at the reception included Mines Jane Brunship Mary Baikrloo Sarah Williams R E Phillips Jerry Marsidon and Warren.
A woman who aims for real grooming never acts carelessly. She keeps clothes at the dry cleaner, has shoes repaired and polished, and ensures alterations are complete. She watches hemlines, demands fresh gloves, and insists on pure white at necklines and cuffs.
A home gardening feature urges readers to use a seed catalogue as a planning tool alongside the Bible. It advises mapping a garden on a wall with nails and string, outlining terraces and beds, then placing seed packets on the plan to organize planting order and track remaining seeds.
A breezy note highlights sunglasses framed with fabric flowers in confections of daisies cornflowers violets and other blossoms. The playful accessory invites choosing from multiple floral motifs and suggests springtime fashion flair.
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