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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
15
Dear Abby advises against relying on Ouija board guidance in financial matters and warns the elderly woman against scammers using supposed communications with a dead son. The column suggests seeking sound advice from a banker and cautions about potential fraud. It also includes an inquiry about spanking children and age to stop, with a humorous reply about behavior and size.
A reader describes feeling doomed due to family neglect and social barriers. Abby counsels against defeatist thinking, urges hopeful action, healthy habits, and seeking guidance from teachers, clergy, or mentors to open doors and build supportive connections.
Members of First Union WCTU are urged to vote in the Tuesday primary and attend the chapter meeting led by President Clive Pound in the chapel at First Christian Church 5th Street and Locust Arena. After a brief business session at 7 pm devotions will be given by Rev. Austin Chapman. J Oliver Brison is afternoon soloist and Chaplain Crum of First Baptist Church will speak on Narcotics Projects in the Public Schools.
A newspaper reader writes to Abby through this paper urging a confidential personal reply to a jeune lover matter. The letter discusses age versus health and personality, and is sent with a request for a return stamped envelope. The message ends with addressing Sienorita Lolita and a request to enclose a self-addressed envelope.
A 1950s style guide notes that messy hair is a common critique from teen boys. It favors simple, clean brushed hair as most attractive and warns against extreme hairstyles that make a girl seem older, misleadingly prompting ridicule.
An ad offers a Personal Tartar Remover product claiming brighter teeth and fresh breath with easy four cent usage and a money back guarantee. It asks readers to order by sending a check or money order to Halford Laboratories in Fresno California, with a price of 4.95 dollars plus 20 cents tax.
The Plan Sut Outdoor Club of Long Beach will sponsor a supper dance for the newly formed Anzac Club at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Elks Club on Village Road. The Anzac Club includes Australians New Zealanders and Americans Canadians. New charter flights to Australia are mentioned and guests Ken Shaw and Mrs Mill are noted as visitors to Long Beach.
Mrs Harold Jones of Claremont returns from a world trip and will speak at 115 pm Thursday at First Congregational Church Women's Fellowship. The talk titled Trouble Spots of the World will be held at the church.
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