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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1947
Page
19
A teen drama warns of cruel rumors about a girl and the risk they pose to a romance. It presents a neighborly pressure to endure gossip and questions whether a boyfriend will stay loyal or vanish when tales spread. The piece urges considering the partner’s response and seeks to warn readers about gossip’s impact on trust.
Mary Hampton advises women to address rumors directly with their boyfriends. She urges open conversation about trust and mischief, explaining that sharing concerns strengthens loyalty and defuses gossip.
The piece outlines a rising fashion trend with beads, pearls, and multiple ribbons used in varied neck arrangements. It notes bead bibs, multicolored ribbons worn inside or outside jackets, and high jacket stances as affordable, stylish experiments for personal flair.
The passage contrasts a wrong reaction with the right approach when annoyed by poor service. It advises to stay calm and avoid making derogatory remarks loud enough for the salesperson to hear, emphasizing restraint and proper conduct.
The text notes women may wear or combine jewelry, including a strand of pearls, and describes the effort to perfect a look. It acknowledges initial misgivings but urges persistence as Pashion pursues a costly new fashion trend.
Seven year old Judy Osburn led a birthday party with help from her mother Mrs. James A. Osburn for three year old cousin Diane Ford of Stroud Oklahoma. Guests included Mrs. Virgil Sadler Linda and Jimmy Mrs. Shirl Sadler Jeffrey Mrs. Marshall La Rue Mare Mily Kummer Carolyn Atkinson Mrs. Cecil Ford Diane Connie Mr. and Mrs. O H Smith grandparents of the honoree and Mrs Ford and daughters as house guests.
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