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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1956
Page
19
Josephine Lowman offers simple steps to ease insomnia by relaxing the body and mind. She cautions against tension from busy or leisure-heavy lives and shares practical tips like tongue and facial relaxation, eye pads, breathing, warm baths, and soft music. Readers can request her leaflet Shuteye from the Press Telegram.
A letter from Molly Mayfield laments tenants as a nuisance and urges selling a house with two floors rented for seventy five dollars monthly. The writer seeks guidance to persuade his wife to move to a smaller village home near their daughter and grandsons while retaining independence.
In two child households of opposite sex it is usually fine to keep them together until about age 11. When the girl is older, separate rooms should occur as she shows development. Use a partition or screen if space is limited, and consider small lights or open doors to ease transition.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Pleet Reserve Association Unit No 43 will hold a welfare sewing bee at 3640 Albury Street Thursday at 10 30 a m hosted by Mrs Clifford C Johnson and co hosted by Mrs Ola Dowdy and Mrs Margaret James a card party Friday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Dowdy s home 4326 EB 8th Street to boost their scholarship fund. members and guests are invited to attend.
Long Beach Women’s Casting Club held a luncheon last week at the Recreation Park clubhouse. Hostesses R R Bishop F F Scott K T Oberlin and Lee K Nelson presided as peach blossoms and camellias adorned tables. Mrs Carrol Thorn president played a Lincoln Washington radio talk. guests included Mrs Fred Mayer and Mrs Catherine Saylor.
Mrs Maude Winn Hardin announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Jane Hardin to Dr Philip M Carman on February 10 at the First Methodist Church of Roseburg. The Rev Ellsworth M Tilton officiated. The couple will reside in Roseburg after a honeymoon in San Francisco.
Mrs. R. J. Booth hosted a Sunday gathering at 1835 E Fourth St. Mrs. Hazel Yong presented color slides from a world trip. Both women and the group were part of the same recent tour travel circle.
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