Patricia Bastien Weds Gary Graves at First Baptist Church
Patricia Ann Bastien married Gary Richard Graves at First Baptist Church. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with a trailing train and carried white orchid, stephano taffeta bouquet amid a bridal party of bridesmaids in periwinkle and white lace. The couple, honeymooning in Carmel and San Francisco, will reside in Long Beach while continuing studies at Long Beach State College.
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Gary Richard Graves
First Baptist Church
Patricia Ann Bastien
Roy Brown
Blackthorne Ave
Martin Bastien
Aline Graves
Elm Ave
Patsy Graves
Sue Moore
Donna Richardson
Michelle Moss
Hower
Steve Woolsey
Mike Janish
Mike Patrick
Carmel
San Francisco
Long Beach
Long Beach State College
Polytechnic High School
Island couple feted during Long Beach visit
Mr and Mrs Joseph Bailey of Subic Bay Philippines were honored in Long Beach with cocktails and dinner hosted by Delta Delta chapter Alpha Zeta Beta sorority of which Mrs Bailey is a past president. A brunch hosted by Mrs Jack Donovan featured pictures of the islands before the Baileys departed Saturday for a two year assignment. He works as a civilian employee at Subic Bay Navy Yard.
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Joseph Bailey
Subic Bay
Philippine Islands
Long Beach
Delta Delta Chapter
Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority
Bailey
Allen Center
Jack Donovan
Baileys
Navy Yard
I Why Grow Old Breast Cancer Warning and Self Care
A hopeful yet urgent feature urges early detection of breast cancer through physician exams and regular self checks. It recommends monthly self exams after menstruation, annual or more often physician review from age 35, and requests the American Cancer Society booklet for guidance. It emphasizes prognosis improves with early treatment and cautions against complacency.
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American Cancer Society
New York City
Juniors Plan Busy September for IClubdom Members
North Long Beach Junior Women’s Club gears up for a packed September with chairmen’s institutes and parliamentary law classes to improve service to the community. Los Cerritos District GFWC sponsors fall sessions led by district officers and chairmen at Norwalk’s Los Alisos School.
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North Long Beach
Los Cerritos
Los Alisos
Jersey St
Norwalk
Sensible Color Names Trend In Fashion Belts
The piece notes imagination in color naming with salad green and sherbet pink as two favored hues for fabric or leather belts this season reflecting playful branding by designers.
Shampoo Coat New Idea for College Misses
College girls share a bath routine idea featuring a towel fashioned shampoo coat that protects hair and clothes from water and suds. The pattern uses a bath towel, bias tape, and simple stitching to form a long pocket, neck opening, and waist ties, plus a matching towel turban accessory for drying pin curls.
Dear Molly Mayfield and Desperate Teen Dilemma
A reader column features Molly Mayfield lampooning the ABW boss and a response to a teen who dislikes band and piano lessons. The exchange exposes office dynamics and parental pressure on high school activities, offering guidance on communication with the boss and bandmaster.
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Care With Color and Girdles Revealed in Advice Column
A shopping trip tip outlines how color affects complexions noting chartreuse dusty pink and ginger can cause a green tint or muddy skin. It also shares a girdle fitting method to prevent flesh bulging by partially applying the garment turning it inside out and reappearing over the hips.
Color on Table Investigates Melamine Colors
Colorful melamine dinnerware trends emerge as chalky blue and pink top the list. Homes increasingly buy two contrasting melamine sets to create varied table settings.
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