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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1953
Page
21
A reader asks why her 45 year old boyfriend repeatedly goes hot then cold after three months of dating and stops calling, while another letter requests advice for a wife opposed to living with her husband’s parents during his service and wanting to keep the car. The advice favors firm boundaries, independence, and ensuring happiness and practical needs are met.
The Study Club of Long Beach held an officers installation after a business session and luncheon at Mrs. P. B. Dilday’s home 2285 Eucalyptus Ave. J G Garth will lead for a second year with vice presidents Mmes J A Murray and Bessie I Baird, secretary Mrs J P Kurtz, treasurer Mrs Alice Ballou, parliamentarian Mrs Cora Cassill, historian Mrs E J Bulgin, and installing officer Mrs Vern Hedden. The coming year’s program is Current Problems. A gift to Mrs Gordon was presented. Luncheon was arranged by Mmes Baird Dean Wessel L W Nevin R E Corcoran and B Stabler. Club recesses until September.
Barbara Ann introduces a new compact New England bread claimed to mirror 17th century Puritan loaves. Bakers tout its firm texture and home baked flavor, available in white or 100 percent whole wheat, suited for toasting or sandwiches.
A mother asks how to handle her year old daughter's self feeding. The advice says finger feeding is normal at this stage and that permitting exploration prevents later mealtime friction. Beulah France counsels patience, cooperation, and support, suggesting the mother stand by and assist when needed while letting the child learn by trial and error.
Long Beach Optimists International delegates attend the 35th annual convention in Washington D C from June 17 to 20. Leonard Budnick L E McKee and Franklin Steinke with spouses plan postconference trips including Detroit Wisconsin Sylvan Lake Black Hills Yellowstone Park Reno New York Cleveland and a northern return route.
JOSEPHINE LOWMAN encourages readers to exercise to reshape the body and gain poise. A reader shares weight loss via diet after five weeks of exercise, noting the blend of routine and diet. The piece highlights muscle control, graceful movement, and a simple leg kick exercise to loosen thighs hips and abdomen.
At Lillian Ekel's tearoom a Wanderlust Club luncheon hosted by president Mrs. Arthur F. Bonzer gathered board members. Attendees included Mmes. Buffum, McClear, Fisher, Tincher, Marshal, Sutter, Marshall, Gordon, Cog, and Krythe as they mapped future meetings.
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