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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1961
Page
7
Chicago editors gather for the Food Editor's conference with a leathered breakfast and fall fashion display by Tender Leaf Tea colors. Procter & Gamble unveils new Crisco emphasizing unsaturated fats as a key dietary advancement.
A compact discussion on building self confidence through realistic goal setting and avoiding overpacing risk. It also covers guiding a child’s sexual curiosity with understanding rather than punishment, and highlights Fat and diet guidance followed by Borden’s product news and a fare of Lifeline diet items plus local events and travel notes.
A note about Springs Visit or and Mrs. G x Eisch en at 3025 F Fifth St mentioning a recent vacation at Silver Sands Hotel in Palm Springs. The text also references freeh refrigerated liquid milk for adults and describes Borden's flake style gem rolls with twelve per package and tissue-thin dough layers.
Ruth and Fred Jensen steered toward Point Loma and San Diego harbor, keeping their boat at Shelter Island as they planned to return home last weekend. Nearby, Ruth and Harrison Meore joined them for a sunlit cruise, with Lois Smith recovering after August spinal surgery and expected home soon.
Jacqueline Ann Skelsey daughter of Mr and Mrs Edmund E Skelsey and Lt. (jg) Henry Roland Sheppard son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Sheppard of Schenectady were married at All Saints Episcopal Church. The bride wore white Chantilly lace with a pearl crown, attendants wore white lace and yellow chrysanthemum bouquets. The bridegroom serves aboard the USS Benner. They honeymoon at Lake Tahtne and reside at 182 Park Avenue.
The Long Beach Republican Women council will shift from afternoon to morning sessions beginning Wednesday. The new format starts at 10 a.m. with both legislative and program speakers in the city.
Mrs Clarefice Strickland will assume the presidency of Delta Delta Chapter Alpha Zeta Beta sorority at an installation banquet tonight in the Tahitian Village Downey. Officers and members gather for the first official meeting of the 1961-62 club year with induction rites led by Mrs W E Raffety.
Nazareth Shrine 8 holds its annual bazaar dinner and card party Saturday at Palos Verdes Masonic Temple 5155 E Pacific Coast Hwy Marjorie Bjorkman worthy high priestess says bazaar and cards start at 2 p m dinner 5 to 7 p m cards after dinner there will also be cards following dinner
Long Beach Petroleum Club marks six years of civic social and philanthropic work with a formal dinner dance. Club chief executive Gemes F Brayton and wife Irene will preside. The club grew from 340 to over 700 members since 1955. the Linden Avenue clubhouse opened in 1958 with dining dancing health club and outdoor pool. Proceeds from the Charity Ball support local charities and youth projects. Decorations echo OWL industry with hurricane lamps and black white green accents designed by Mrs Clifford B Cote. 1960s board of directors and wives host the event with Arthur Huey and others assisting the Petroleum Wives Club and its president and husband.
Newlyweds Merle and Helen Kingham return from Lake Arrowhead honeymoon to Long Beach home. Bride Helen Rampy Rampey, daughter of Horace Rampey, wore organza and taffeta gown with a bouquet of orchids roses and stephanotis. Attendants included Lois Jean Rempey and David Kingham. Best man was David Kingham. ushers were Ted Kingham Ronald Kingham Tom Hammack and Kenneth Nash. Helen graduated Jordan High School and will attend LBSC. Merle graduated Poly High and attended LBCC.
Oswald Jacoby discusses a bridge hand where a failed finesse cost South several tricks. He analyzes how misreading trumps and a diamond sequence led to a loss, suggesting South could have secured the contract by cashing clubs and a careful endgame plan if trumps behaved 3-2.
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