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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1955
Page
17
A complaining wife writes of her faded marriage to a taciturn American husband. The adviser urges preserving self by seeking outside friendships and intellectual stimulation, while not letting the spouse suppress personal happiness. The letter explores class, culture, and the pursuit of spiritual and emotional fulfillment in marriage.
Prospective Nu Mu chapter members of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority received the pledge ritual after a dinner at Hoefy’s in Lakewood. Yellow roses served as the table centerpiece. Mrs. George Gussenbauer presided, aided by Mrs. Virgil Jones and Mrs. Jeff Webb. Those pledged include Mrs. Jack Ferris, Nadeyne Spencer, and Robert Wigmore.
Ivy Bradshaw presides over a Circle Luncheon during the business session at Machinists Hall 738 Elm Ave. Members gather on a Wednesday evening for the meeting of the Three Link Circle IQOF Rebekah Lodge where luncheon will be served.
The article advises on flattering color choices by hair color and complexion. It outlines four main classifications blonde brunette brownette redhead with examples for each, and links wardrobe and car color harmony to personal coloring. It promotes a makeup leaflet and names Josephine Lowman handling the guidance.
Mrs. George N. Combs and Mrs. G. W. Sully, delegates from the Woman's City Club, returned from the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Philadelphia and a two day assembly in Brussels. They also toured several European countries before heading home, sharing insights from their international encounters with club women. A later note mentions a sewing session by the United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary No. 71 hosted by Helen Woolums and Ella Wood at Veterans Memorial Bldg on Aug 11.
A mother asks how to handle her upset, now four year old, after a separation and a return to work. Experts say the child feels abandoned and urges guidance from a local agency. The father’s rejection worsens the girl’s behavior and the mother is advised to seek support and reassure the child.
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