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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1956
Page
21
Josephine Lowman urges women to beautify themselves without salons, promoting home exercises, sunshine, sleep, and positive thinking. She argues money isn’t required, outlines simple floor routines, and notes progress from daily activity can slim hips and firm the abdomen.
A Dear Mrs Mayfield column explores a wife’s concerns that her husband may be involved with another woman. She notes changes in his behavior and scent, weighs options to confront, hide, or ignore the issue, and describes attempts to address it by suggesting a job change and monitoring his evenings with their child.
Fiorella Guild members met at Mrs. Jesse Corwin's home for a June gathering with a buffet luncheon and business discussion. They discussed Miss Universe Pageant ticket sales and future fundraisers including Christmas cards. Donated toys and color books will go to hospitalized children at Seaside Hospital.
Myrtle Meyer Eldred discusses easing a child into school days with reading from mothers about early school fears. She notes incentives, comfort with peers, clothing issues, and the need for a supportive teacher, then invites readers to request a booklet by mail.
Mrs Charles Ritz chaired Group M of Ebell at her home for a Hawaiian luncheon and card afternoon. Installation ceremonies installed new officers Mrs Marie Taylor vice chairman Mrs W D Fry secretary and Mrs Arthur Rolfe treasurer with Mrs L E Shank presiding. Special guests included Mrs Senter and Donald Ritz.
House guests of Mrs H A Barnett of 3719 Marber Ave are her grandsons Bert and John Barnett from Guam, sons of Lt Col J A Barnett Air Force judge advocate Guam, newly enrolled at West Point. The article also promotes a Southland contest offering maid and gardener service, trips, and frozen food prizes to Southern California residents.
H. M. Brown hosted a weekend reunion with two brothers present. Charles M. Brown arrived from Denver, Colorado, and Fred joined from Venice. Mrs Maxine Whitehead of Long Beach helped as host’s step-daughter.
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