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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1970
Page
7
Judy Jiazlett notes a design shift toward lively wall coverings and durable vinyl materials. The Open House Collection from Columbus offers washable, easy to install fabrics that pair with matching shower curtains and window draperies, promising wide appeal and simple redecorating options.
Newlyweds Steven Gene Teague and Marilyn Tawh Reid wed Saturday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The bride is daughter of Dilis Rail and lived at 2015 Villa Grande Ave. The groom is son of Dewey Teague of 449 Traquis Ave. The bride is a Lakewood High School and Long Beach City College graduate. groom a Lakewood High graduate.
Mr and Mrs Trector H Copeland will be honored on their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner Monday evening. They married September 16, 1920, in Melford Saskatchewan. They reside in Long Beach for 18 years with three children Mrs Thomas Smuck Mrs Betty Chandler both of Long Beach and five grandchildren. Copeland retired from the First Presbyterian Church of Long Beach and Mrs Copeland was involved with Sigua Phi Epsilon boys work.
A reader laments unequal alterations charges for women versus men, recounting a personal comedy of garment trials. The piece mocks high tailoring costs, odd fittings, and rickety advice while noting a free suit adjustment and playful shopper frustrations.
An American reader recalls seeing a butter dairy on Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles selling fresh churned buttermilk and sour cream. The piece weaves memories of childhood summers with a recipe for making blintzes using buttermilk, flour, and cheese filling, plus tips for frying crepes and serving with cream or fruit.
Sue Lennert married Bruce L. Johnson in a Sunday ceremony at California Heights Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Robert Lennert of Mode Way, was attended by sister Mrs. Ben Mason as maid of honor. The groom, a Wilson High School graduate with college ties, plans a future in Long Beach City and will start a new life after a honeymoon in Texas and Colorado.
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