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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1957
Page
13
A repentant mother-in-law confesses how meddling ruined her son's marriage by giving unsolicited advice and controlling routines. Readers advise honest talks with the couple, while a heartbreak tale warns that love can fade and emotional efforts may fail.
Timothy Ian Moore and Diane Mellar, both Navy members, were married in a double ring ceremony at the Catholic Chapel of the U S Navy Hospital in San Diego. The couple, both in Kray Technician School, plan to reside in Long Beach after duty. The bride wore a prismavoven net gown with a white orchid lei from Hawaii.
Moose Party Women of Moose 505 sponsor a back to school dance and chili supper on Saturday evening at Moose Hat Business. Balleting is slated for 8 pm on Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Moegle, a corn buyer, challenged the all male Trades floor as a 121 year old rule blocked her bid for membership. Despite 54 votes in her favor, 34 opposed, the two thirds requirement blocked change and she lost. The case prompts debate on women’s access to spot buying at Anheuser Busch trading floor.
A promotional booklet from the National Preservers Assn showcases how jams and jellies expand beyond spreads to breakfast, lunch, and dinner dishes. Nation’s editors contributed recipes using preserves, including Marmalads Bread, with simple steps and a 20 cent request for the booklet. The Marmalade Bread combines flour, baking powder, salt, pecans, egg, milk, orange rind, and orange marmalade, baked in a loaf pan at 330 degrees for 1 hour and 30 minutes.
The Lakewood Elks Lodge will sponsor a dinner dance at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Lakewood Elks Hall, 4433 Village Rd. Tickets are limited and can be obtained from lodge members or Mrs. Gordan Berg.
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