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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1960
Page
6
Abigail Van Buren answers readers about jealousy in marriage and a friend who flirts with husbands, advising to confront the issue directly, set boundaries, and seek counseling. Other letters discuss uncomfortable babysitting, a clergyman's family situation, and handling rumors.
A list of etiquette questions asks which scenarios warrant returning calls. Options cover welcome calls, condolence visits, hospital calls by new mothers, introductions from new acquaintances, and calls made during illness, seeking guidance on expected reciprocity and timing.
Seventeen Southwest Routinn of International Toastmistress Clubs plan a fall conference at the Hacienda Hotel San Pedro from 9 15 am to 3 30 pm with the world harmony theme. Long Beach members feature Alaska with Eskimo and American Indian motifs and a female head figure on the totem pole. Other clubs present Scotland Puerto Rico Thailand Germany and more. The program covers a workshop The Face Is Yours, a talk on Body Memory Lane, and a Poise and Grace session. Marie Louise Hanson is conference chairman.
Advice urges regular face washing with warm soap suds to reduce blotches and blemishes. Recommends massaging skin several times daily for clearer complexion.
By Sylvanus and Evelyn Duvall the column notes Halloween vandalism as minor today beside tales of earlier mischief. It recalls barns toppled wagons released horses burned gates and outhouses overturned in bygone Halloween episodes.
A lighthearted column argues Halloween celebrations and costume traditions are timeless. It suggests dieting with a friend as a painless approach, proposing mutual encouragement, calorie cutting, and friendly competition to reach weight goals.
Angelo Patri argues health fears shape overly fragile children. Parents should balance concern with faith and courage, teach coping, and avoid magnifying every scratch. The piece notes Mr. and Mrs. H.P. Smith of 101 Termino Ave. vacationing at Silver Sands in Palm Springs.
Members of the Christian Social Relations Committee of the Women's Society of Christian Service sponsor a citizenship branch event Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at Atlantic Avenue Methodist Church. Panelists Irene Vial and Lucile Zmudziski of the League of Women Voters discuss Election Issues Make a World of Difference with open discussion on November 8 ballot propositions and laws. Public invited.
Reader's Digest reports on exotic ingredients like mink oil royal jelly and orchid pollen used in costly face creams. It questions claims of instant beauty and suggests affordable skincare that meets purity standards, urging readers to get the November issue.
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