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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1956
Page
21
A letter writer describes 11 years of harassment by a husband who secretly married another woman, interferes with her dating and work, and keeps pressuring her. The columnist urges firm action, suggests legal options, and notes the need to confront the ex wife while acknowledging limits of advice.
The Mothers Club of St Anthony High School will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Catholic Center at 6th Street and Alamitos Avenue with Judge Fred Miller as Quest speaker. Mrs Fred Whitmore will lead parish women as hostesses for a coffee hour, while a quoted letter urges consideration of moving out of state to escape marital tensions and support arrangements.
Washington buzzes with teenagers as 700000 visitors flood the capital in a spring week. Students under 21 dominate crowds, packing hotels, lining streets, and chasing cherry blossoms amid traffic snarls and crowded tours of the White House Capitol Memorial Mount Vernon Arlington Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and other landmarks.
Minerva Club of Sigma Alpha Epsilon will hold its April meeting Wednesday evening at the California Lambda Chapter House 2769 DeSoto. Members wishing to reserve for dinner call Mrs. Foster G. Strong. The business meeting starts at 8:00 p.m. Invitations extend to all wives and sweethearts of the fraternity.
Theta Upsilon alumnae from the Greater Long Beach area and their husbands are invited to a potluck dinner and social evening at 7 p.m. hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Frederickson at 5872 Rugene Street. Attendees should notify Mrs. Frederickson. At the March meeting, members welcomed Mrs. W. Turner, a newcomer from Tremphis, Tenn.
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