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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1958
Page
11
A collage of Dear Abby style columns covers weight loss concerns family jealously and dating dilemmas. Readers petition about dieting behaviors siblings marriage age and social etiquette are answered in brief vignettes with blunt guidance.
Mature women often suffer hair problems due to aging and habits. Proper care comes from brushing, balanced diet, sufficient sleep, and adequate protein and vitamins. Strong hair, clear skin, and good health follow disciplined daily routines.
An editorial urges parents and teachers to insist on steady secondary schooling. It argues youth resist lessons after long days, but enduring study now yields lifelong rewards, with diplomas unlocking better pay and prospects. It cites parental pressure and personal effort as essential.
Sigma Kappa Alumnae of Long Beach plan a luncheon at 12 30 p m on January 18 at the Disneyland Hotel with Sigma Kappa Alumnae of Santa Ana as special guests. Reservations are due before Monday with Miss Barbara Friendson or Mrs Frank Bechner.
Emera Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will meet Saturday at 1:80 p m at 728 Him Ave. Betty Lubec and her committee will be in charge of a social hour.
The Ardis Toastmistress Club installation will take place Friday at Hody's in Lakewood. Mrs. Pearl Heath will receive the president’s garland, taking over from Mrs. Ella Anim. New officers include Earline Payne, Anne Cook, Marguerite Askew, Catherine Slaboo, and Doris Williamson. Grace Carriker will install the new star. Guest speakers are Erle Sutton of Dale Carnegie in Long Beach and Mrs. Nell Jackson, international parliamentarian of ITC.
Granddaughters Club of Emi ly R. Jewell Tent 15, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, will meet Friday with Mrs. Maude Clark at 524 E. 25th St. Dr. Mabel A. Conger will be co hostess. After a covered dish luncheon at noon, Mrs. Laura Collins will conduct a business meeting.
A quirky note recalls a Southern culinary tale claiming a famous gravy is created by blending hor gravy and coffee basting. The fragment hints at regional food lore without verifiable details or clear names.
The practice of rinsing clothes in cold water after washing in warm suds causes more work for the ironer as rapid temperature shifts set wrinkles and creases in fabrics. This effect highlights the impact of washing temperature on garment ironing needs.
Indianola Club will meet for a covered-dish luncheon at 12:30 pm Friday in Arcadia at 1111 8th Ave. Alice Morley McAbery will host.
From the latest medical research comes Citroid Compound touted as the first real advance in cold treatment since Aspirin. It combines Tusilan and Phenylephrine Hydrochloride to relieve coughing, nasal congestion, sneezing, and chest cold distress in a single medication.
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