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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1947
Page
13
The article advises readers, especially youths, on proper telephone etiquette. It stresses identifying oneself, using a clear voice, avoiding shouting, and not dialing random names. It warns against jiggling the receiver and chasing the curiosity game Guess who this is as it annoys others.
From Hollywood to spend an evening at 2283 Oregon Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Genee and poet Don Blanding attended at the W. J. Schinnerer residence. The house features Chinese modern decor with Oriental tapestries and art objects. Guest Mrs. E. H. Branyon joined guests as delightful refreshments were served by the hostess.
The text advises ending lengthy conversations quickly and politely to avoid waking others. It suggests brief calls, then continuing in person, and proposes a graceful closing such as thank you for calling and hoping to see you soon. For boys, a flourish hints at more to discuss later.
A reader asks about marriages between people raised in different countries and its success. The letter notes such unions face unique challenges but many are happy, urging careful consideration of potential disadvantages before committing to marriage to a Mexican-born musician from an old American family.
ILANS formed for a rush party by Kiora members at Miss Cora Lee Goodwin's home. Future service work was discussed as they knit Afghan squares. The club gifted Miss Caral Skinner and Miss Jean Worley with birthday gifts, then held a social hour with refreshments and cake. A baby shower for Mrs. William Breen, plus beach parties and a picnic at Orange County Park, were recent activities.
Mr and Mrs Harold Magegart hosted a barbecue steak dinner in their garden at 940 Myrtle Ave recently. Guests included Dr and Mrs Forde Kesling of Wilmington Mrs and Mrs Ralph Kemmerer Mrs Evulah Hamilton and Mrs J H Harrell Jr of Goldthwaite Texas.
A letter advises a prospective wife considering a marriage to a man from another culture to learn about his family and customs before marrying. It stresses that living with his relatives may involve unfamiliar standards and expectations and suggests visiting his parents first to gauge welcome and fit before making a rash commitment.
A pressed ad for Pattern 454618 offers a no seam design for larger sizes 34 through 56. It claims a good fit with easy construction and includes embroidery transfer. Readers are instructed to send 25 cents and their name address and size to the Pattern Department at Press Telegram.
Jean Barham daughter of William and Mrs Barham wed John G Perdue in a double ring ceremony in Las Vegas Nevada attended by close friends. The bride wore aqua with white accessories and a gardenia corsage. Perdue, son of Logan Perdue, is a Polytechnic High School graduate who later served in the armed forces. Mrs Perdue is a Jordan High School graduate.
A municipal band concert is scheduled for Wednesday evening featuring a varied program. The event includes marches and shorter pieces, with plans for a parade through the town and performances by the band under its conductor.
Mrs D S Dickinson III Doroty Zinn hosted a luncheon for her bridal party at 1339 Roycroft Ave. Guests included maid of honor Beverly Boehmke of Long Beach and bridesmaids Wanda Burkhalter Frances White of Hermosa Beach. Gifts were given and pink and yellow asters decorated the table.
The Card Party by the Women’s Auxiliary of Lathers Local 172 is set for 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Masonic Temple with public invitation. Mrs. Mabel Trotter Dunn, now at 6014 Lime Ave, remains convalescent after a serious illness.
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