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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1957
Page
13
Parents of Parish McCool announce the engagement to Charles Gossage son of Mr and Mrs William Keever. Formal reveal at a social party included a box of chocolates. Parish is senior at Wilson High School serving as president of ruinettes and treasurer of SPO. Charles is Wilson High graduate active in varsity sports and Marquis Fraternity. No wedding date set.
City College patrons will host two benefit parties this week at the pecan Hortt home of Mr and Mrs William Casselberry at 552 E Covan Blvd Travelogue pictures and cards will be enjoyed Thursday and Friday nights Members and guests are invited to Sunfest benefiting the scholarship fund Reservations with Mrs Irwin Mozingo chair 5246 Village Rd or Miss Edith Mitchcock president 4557 Blackthorn Ave.
A reader letter discusses the harm of spanking a baby to gain affection and urges fathers to bond through gentle care, play, and early in-home father involvement. It notes handling separation and socialization, recommends shared parenting, and promotes a guide titled The First Six Months available by mail.
Inveterate diners from Long Beach and nearby harbor area flocked to the new Plush Horse in Redondo Beach for dinner hour celebration. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Martin Voord, William Shawger, George Roget, Molnar, Carlson, Lawrence Gil, Max Volker, Captain and Dr. William Holler, and Dr. and Mrs. East.
Readers share two personal conflicts in a single column. A daughter laments a bossy mother who reads letters and threatens privacy, while another teen seeks dating guidance about a 23 year old divorcee and parental approval. The advisor urges independence and cautions against entanglements, urging honesty with parents and safer choices.
A reader explains slowing life after January, resigning from committees, reducing cooking, and simplifying routines. She notes less stress, improved sleep, softer voice, less busy work, and more time for family, friends, and small pleasures.
War Mothers American War Sforthers Chap tec 5 will sponsor a public card party Wednesday at Motteil and Peek Garden Room Luncheon will be served as moon city or venue details are unclear due to damaged text.
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