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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1954
Page
20
Dear Molly notes a young wife in a shaky marriage as a waitress flirts with her husband, who is older and prone to infidelity. The columnist counsels showing pride and independence, suggesting the spouse may reform or another widow could pursue a future marriage after time and effort.
Beulah France advocates sending an energetic 11 year old boy to a year round Scout Camp run by a physician and his son, with a registered nurse director, to curb bad associations, boost school interest, and provide structured supervision and mentorship for children from disrupted families. The piece urges considering camp experience as life changing and offers France's help for readers with parenting concerns.
Odd Fellows Hall hosted a lively OES gathering with Beatrice Harper and Eli Bailey presiding. Pin gifts to brothers, greens bouquet for matron Una Anderson, and guests Dorothy Halstead Naomi Hall and Art Medlin noted. Four DeMolays conducted the Mother's Flower Degree. a chorus line in costume entertained guests.
A hobo dinner and square dance is set for Saturday at Pan American Park Auditorium Centralia Street and Clark Avenue. Lakewood Exnai B rth Women’s Chapter sponsors the event with dinner at 7 p.m. Menu is stew in vagabond style. Dress in hobo fashion for awards. Public invited.
Fleet Reserve Ladies Auxiliary Branch 43 will meet at Gladys Butterhoff’s home, 5955 Faculty Ave, on Thursday for an annual picnic.
A reader laments the strain on marriages when wives seek brief freedom from child care. The column argues couples must balance duties with moments of shared companionship. It notes some men misinterpret earnings and housework as exclusively wives’ work, urging empathy and practical support.
Dr. Houghton head of the Terminal Island Navy base garden shop will speak at 8 p m Thursday to the Spade N Trowel garden section of the Plaza Women's Club in Mrs Walter Kuzmaks home on Ostrom Avenue. Former UCLA professor and garden authority he will cover selection and care of trees for city lots with Mrs Charles Strean inviting all members and guests. president Mrs Stanley Haskett to attend.
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