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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1958
Page
13
Dorothy Dix offers guidance on a slap in the park relationship, schooling, parental control over dates, and a new bride's overseas correspondence with a soldier. The column advocates apologies, education, understanding parental care, and deferring to marriage boundaries while inviting readers to send questions.
Silk suits and Bermuda boaters spark a fashion lead at Pimlico with rose and blue floral prints, sponsored by Maine Chance Farm enthusiast Elizabeth Arden Graham. At the Preakness, her rose print suit featured back bows and a lily beanie, as many women paired silk outfits with matching sashes and flower accents for warm weather tracks.
The Faculty Wives Club met last night at Maffey Drive Castro Valley chaired by Mrs Don Oakes to discuss awarding their annual scholarship to a graduating senior student. Mrs Nicholas Roukes served as co hostessaid.
Terie Texte describes a flexible sun fun outfit with a playsuit or dress two styles from one skirt role. Beginner friendly sewing pattern 9257 offers Misses sizes 10 to 20 with no iron cotton options and printed instructions. Include 33 cents pattern request to Pattern Bureau The Daily Review New York.
Members of Sgt. George Logan Chapman Auxiliary 7636 VFW plan their Friday and Saturday Buddy Poppy Drive under the direction of President Vivian Pearsall and poppy chairman Winnie Grimmett. The national quota is 17 million dollars with funds aiding veterans and families, community welfare, hospitalized veterans, the national VFW home, and rehabilitation services. Wax metal wastebaskets are described to prevent rust and dust buildup.
Pleasanton School PTA will hold its annual May Tea and install officers on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the multipurpose room on First St. Mrs. Alfred DeClercq will preside, with officers named to serve for the 1953-59 term. A Sparkling Spring Revue sponsored by Niles PTA and several other PTAs are listed with details and dates.
A reader describes her 9 or 10 year old son who has worsened from minor misbehavior to starting fires and vandalism after family losses. A psychiatrist recommends expert help from a children’s psychologist and notes rebellion against authority may underlie the acts. The column offers home factors and invites more questions for advice.
Patricia McCormack reports on differing views within nutrition circles about eating while watching television. Dr Z Neige Todhunter supports occasional trayside meals while TV viewing but cautions against habitual nibbling. She emphasizes meals at the table for nutrition and social reasons, noting capsules won't replace three meals.
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