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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1955
Page
19
A health note from Josephine Lowman advises that aging and pregnancy can loosen abdominal muscles. It presents two floor exercises for toning the stomach and notes the benefit of core strength for a youthful silhouette. Readers are invited to request leaflet No 2 with a stamped self addressed envelope.
Beulah France advises that preschool home reading pressure can delay a child’s progress while a sibling may read well with less home instruction. Younger children may be developmentally slower or ahead in some areas and behind in others. Avoid comparing siblings and tailor methods to each child’s pace.
Nutri tionist Gayelord Hauser will speak at 1 p.m. Thursday in May Co Lakewood downstairs auditorium on Who Wants to Diet His talk and Q A follow with autograph copies of his Guide to Intelligent Reducing The book promises lasting slimness without calorie counting or hunger and the event is free to the public.
A pasted advice column shows Molly Mayfield counsels a reader Carolyn on ignoring a mother-in-law who jealously pushes insurance talk, while another letter-writer seeks divorce settlement guidance. Mrs Mayfield urges calm humor to deflect the harping and maintain family peace amid complex financial and marital tensions.
Mrs. Cora Cassill hosted Ora Club at 19 Orizaba Ave with presidents of local organizations from 1951 52. Guests included Peggy Lowery Clara Fay Marble Wells Arthur Brookover Marie Wood Arthur Loy Hilda Harrison George Morgan and Laura Schweitzer. LUBA Club hosted by Mrs James G Garth featured Burns poems in dialect and readings by Blanche Hammett J F Cobler Elsie Talbot plus meditations. Hostesses were Emma Healy Vida Tyler George Ketner and Grace Fluke with Georgia Rayburn Rose Berry and Dr Cratcher as guests.
City Club Siegfried Ringwald lecturer traveler and teacher will speak on world affairs at Friday's meeting of Woman's City Club in Town Hall in place of Izetta Jewell. Music will be provided by Sterling Smith flutist. Mrs. L. H. Jarnagin will preside.
Mr and Mrs Russell Bosart return to Indianapolis after visiting Mr and Mrs A L Murray and Miss Elizabeth Murray of 4414 Lime Ave. Holiday guests included Mr and Mrs W Davies of Eau Claire Wisconsin. Davies is president of Wisconsin State College where his host once served on the faculty. Mrs Davies is sister of Dr H Olson a USC director.
JOHA Ben Rogers 353 Junipero Ave. will host an open house Saturday from 2 to 5 p m celebrating her ninth birthday. Attending with her are Mrs Lillian Rogers Mrs Mary Rogers Miller of San Pedro Calif and Mrs Eliza Rogers McNutt and Dr and Mrs Thomas L Rogers of Long Beach.
St Matthews annual card party returns as first social of the season. Rev James F Lynch welcomes old friends and new in the school cafeteria at 7 oclock. Canasta bridge and 500 offered with Parish Council helpers listed. Public invited.
The Thursday Ladies Auxiliary Fleet Reserva Association Unit 43 will hold a business meeting Thursday at 3 PM in the Veterans Memorial Building.
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