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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1967
Page
14
A college educated man writes about marital strain and a wife in treatment asking how to proceed. A reader shares church guest theft concerns with silverware and suggests reporting and understanding illness. The exchange ends with a troubled husband seeking guidance on marriage and a therapist’s role, but the fragment cuts off.
The piece presents The Man who looks before he reaps as the same one who hesitated and lost, attributed to Jean Flynn, reflecting on prudence and consequence.
Two day seminar by University of California Extension on The Contemporary Secretary offered today and Saturday at the Statler Hilton in Los Angeles. The program includes 18 workshops to be chosen from seven by each participant with a final summary session. Richard Armour will speak at luncheons and Friday features, including a film show. Fee is 30 dollars for eight workshops materials and luncheon.
A reader asks if a 12 year old can wear pierced earrings. The columnist advises delaying dangly styles until older, suggests wearing small earrings to school now, and urges coordinating with a parent to reach a compromise.
An advertisement touts Lemon Jelwyn as a skin cleansing and bleaching product. It claims the lotion moisturizes and clarifies the complexion, tightens pores, and smooths texture, recommending use in cleansing and as a final shampoo rinse for a sparkling shine.
An open house hosted by sons and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Burgess celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at 4724 Falcon Ave. Attendees included Mines, Grover W. Hill, Torrance, Michael Geveny, Long Beach, and John Massey, Long Beach, with other Bur gess children Gaylord Burgess Jr. and Darwin Burgess. The couple, married March 28, 1917 in Lansing, Michigan, have 26 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren and have lived in Long Beach since 1942. Mrs. Burgess is a member of North Long Beach Chapter 61, American War Mothers.
The Bethel College Choir of St. Paul Minnesota with a 10 piece brass ensemble performs today at 7 30 p.m. in First Baptist Church Lakewood 5336 Arbor Road. The choir on its annual tour includes members from 18 states and three foreign countries. Cooking tip suggests serving vanilla ice cream in meringue shells with defrosted strawberries.
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