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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1963
Page
5
A guide urging parents to evaluate a child's school progress now and pursue tutoring only after identifying problems and causes with school staff. Emphasizes checking health, emotional issues, and the tutor’s fit including instructor gender and suitability to the learning block.
James E. Son directs the annual Color Guard Ball on a Saturday in the Community Room at 3901 Atlantic Ave. Queens and four princesses are chosen from Merrilyn Erskine Leora Hannon Charlene Logan Connie Shoemake and Annie White amid Cupid imagery and a wishing well. Proceeds fund new uniforms and equipment for the Color Guard. Arrangements are by Mel White and Star Whitley. Tickets can be reserved by mail or phone.
A fragmented and garbled excerpt discusses love's impact on child growth and hints at medical insight into death rates. It questions whether love aids development and references doctors learning from frightening data, all noting Reader's Digest aims to convey faith in science and humanity.
An ad from Getter Baty Foods in Fremont, Michigan, promotes Gerber Baby Cereals and baby foods. It touts “wick-to-the-blow” matifacton quality, pre tests nutrients, and a Gerber-Amaner cooking method. The copy emphasizes digestibility, growth support, and convenience with insulated bags and crib gear.
An advertisement features Clara Callet, once over 200 pounds, detailing her dramatic weight loss after a personalized program. It promises rapid results within two weeks, with no starvation diets, tailored attention, privacy, and complimentary services. Callet declares renewed youth, confidence, and fashion appeal.
In Budapest a study by five physicians tested powdered RNA mixed with honey on four five year olds paralyzed by polio. After four days the two RNA treated girls became livelier and more talkative while two boys showed no change. Behavior reverted after RNA was withdrawn. no scientific proof supports gelatin or RNA benefits.
The Amicitia Welfare Club hosts a fashion show in Wesley Hall California Heights Methodist Church to benefit Exceptional Children's Foundation. Tickets sold at the door feature a three day two night Las Vegas trip grand prize and other door prizes. Local families Anita and Rick Cook celebrate a move amid family health bumps as Mary Crall, student body president at Acoakis School Arcadia, and her father Steve attend the Fathers banquet with a chance to win best dressed dad prize.
California Physical Therapy Association chapter II hosts a 7:30 pm session in Garden Room at Third Street and Alamitos Avenue. State College seminar scheduled this weekend. Delta Gamma mothers club plans interior decorating talk by Mrs Clem Fromlath in Belmont Shore. Other events include Panhellenic talk by Mrs Daniel C Hay at 2319 E First, Long Beach. luncheon after business at Mrs James Nuener’s home in Los Alamitos. reservations led by Mrs Jack Weber. Women’s fellowship at Congregational Church features Elsie Farris on New Missions In World Revolution with a 1 pm start. business at 10 am then Christian View of the News by Dr Emerson G Hangen and lunch. Fleet vo south Auxiliary meets 6:30 pm at Memorial Building with Louise Nicolaus hosting. Friday Patio Club holds noon meeting at Lakewood Country Club hosted by Mrs John C LaFleur. Soroptimist District of Long Beach hears Mrs Revan Komsroff in Red Velvet Room at Lafayette Hotel on Israel Democracy in Ages of Feudalism. For Rent ads urged via Classified line HE 2-5959.
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