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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1956
Page
19
A teen girl agonizes over a love triangle as Linda flirts with Larry. Advice from Dear Lou urges the girl to confront the rival, confess missteps, and use wit to win back the relationship while keeping the record player as a stake.
A reader describes concerns about aging and body shape and requests exercises to slim the abdomen hips and back. The Marathon Self-Improvement program offers an Eight-Week Waist Abdominal Series and urges sending ten cents for a booklet through Josephine Lowman at the Press-Telegram.
The Woman's Society of Christian Churches at Atlantic Avenue Methodist Church holds an all-day session starting Thursday with Mrs. Urba Dunbar reading a 10 30 a m prayer group. Mrs. Giles C. Parker presides at 11 o'clock business session followed by noon luncheon.
A mother asks if a child's fear after multiple tooth extractions at a young age could cause night terrors and anxiety. Two specialists say the distress is linked to the frightening dental procedure, suggesting reassurance and allowing parental presence at bedtime, with further guidance via the CHILD CARE column.
Bnai Brith Long Beach chapter sponsors a luncheon at Temple Israel at 12 30 p m Wednesday with Jeddie Ryan in charge of entertainment and awards. Mrs Max Robbins serves as chairman.
Magazine Associate on Writers Club program reveals behind the scenes at Time and Fortune. Miss Helen Vind discusses Nostalgia at Municipal Art Theater. The event includes a tea at noon, a business meeting, poetry readings, and contest winners.
Voice teacher Henry Warner presents three students Toni Belli Mary Jane Nixon and Ray Kenard in a Sunday 2 p m recital at Mottell's Garden Room. Public invited. Rhoda Ane notes door left ajar and Pherson accompanies.
The Claretian Guild will sponsor a noon luncheon on Wednesday in Mechinists Hall. Rev. James Griffin will host the event and the public is invited. Cards will follow after the meal.
The Music Department of Ebell will stage a program on January 30 at 2 10 30 p m in the Ebell Lounge featuring solos by harpist Harriet Wood. The program titled The Origin and History of the Karp will be the meeting’s material.
A luncheon at Mrs. John Cannon’s home gathered club presidents and carnival chairmen to review final plans for the Have a Heart Carnival, the annual fundraiser for the Children's Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Key figures included Mrs. Fletcher M. Young as general chairwoman and Mary Alice Dahl as ticket chair.
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