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y' (AAA) 7 PRESS-TELEGRAAA (PM) c-u- fh. dii. 'W Misses Blevehs- Nestell will be summer, brides 1 Btevens-McKee Nesiell-Smith and -Mn. uaac Hevens-r- "TTrt Their engagement was ah- Parents ofthePrbspetf'T Cynthia Lee Blevens Is of Long Bead. She has A June wedding is v-u die July 31 brldeelect of promised to marry the son'.

planned bySan Fernando' a dinner party tive bridegroom are Mr, Robert Shawn McKee. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Valley State- College ten by her parents, Mr.

and and Mrs, Elmer Smith News of the betrothall of ton, Roberta Jean Nestell Mrs. William Terberg of Long Beach. Z'i i b- 'A '). t' vr 1 in Rye, N.Y. Nuptial vows were exchanged Saturday In Rye Pres- rbyteripn by Joan Marie Gyor and Wiffldm Allen Burgess.

The bride is daughter of Mr. and 4-1 i. MriTJohn Gyor of Bellflower. Janet Buscaglia was maidof honor and Joseph Me stood as best man for die son. of Mr.

and' Mrs. Omar Burgess of NJ.7- I After a wedding trip, (o.Mexlco, the couple Vill live 1 in bride is an alumna of Dominguez High I School, Compton, and attended Shasta College in Red-" ding. She is a TWA irline stewardess. Her husband holds bachelors and masters degrees from Pennsylvania State University and is product manager, Maxwell House Division of General Poods Carp, in White i MRS. W.

A. BURGESS PlainsrN.Y, SEW WHATS NEW I By SANDRA KELLY Your a would to follow the. correct leg I have some lovely knit, stretch out shape after contour. I the" have the stretchy material, received only, a few wearings if yod slacks tried on. The origir las a gift The ribbing on use the crosswise grain.

nal seam can he ripped out this, knit' does, not run and trimmed if lengthwise, but rather DEAR SANDRA: I am Also, on permanent from selvage to selvage, making a dress from dou- press materials it is some The material Is 54 inches Me knits. Should I cut it times impossible to iron wide. Can I cut it on the crosswise or out die center crease, and rossygrain rather than the lL it may be -necessary to ISSf1" JfSTiJP1; DEAR T1m J3? K1 woiM law lot ot fabric. I to buld, ud mlMde of A. plan to use these (I have armiiadtoMr leg so as to -keep the -several different-Klor creasedn tbe-center.

mostly for. black outfits. DEAR MISS KELLY: Hope tills has been htipi Mrs. J. M.

N. Regarding your reply fuL Mrs. Mary Grd, DEAR MRS. about narrowing Cincinnati, cannot, use the crosswise slacks: I have often, done nwan upinmc. now miicn moro qvb sc 8m uic wiotfl cteslrou t.i fVnf-vnT l'-iitj there is in the crosswise before ripping out the orig- tbaaltotengtlmta, tol tu.

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Taylor of Palos Soidhwn California. Ge- Vefdpg triU head a discus- peplbgical Society. U-' ion on the of trac-brary, 835 Locust Ave. The ing ancestors 'at Fridays which is held on meeting, of the Society at second Saturdays, contin- 7:30 p.m., third floor audi-ues until 4 p.m. torium, Cal-Fed Building, Litwary hours are to 5 5670 Wilshire Los p.m.

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