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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1953
Page
20
Avenue Circle will meet Wednesday at noon for a covered dish luncheon in Linden Hall. Cards and games will follow in the afternoon.
Column by Josephine Lowman urges eight week self-improvement readers to report results, share how changes affected happiness, and submit anecdotes anonymously. Tips include tailoring calories, continuing daily stretching and Mat exercises, and dieting with lower fats and carbs and more fruits and vegetables. Readers may request a week’s menus by sending a stamped self-addressed envelope with leak set No. T1 Hold That Line to Josephine Lowman.
Natalie Limonick and other faculty members will discuss new music and its presentation, outlining current approaches and scholarly perspectives for music education.
United Press staff correspondent presents a four article series with Dorothy Shaver of Lord and Taylor advocating dressing to enhance personality. She warns women study themselves first, choose colors to flatter skin tone, and blend accessories to add depth, not chase fashion.
A collection of playful home life lines about salad ideas neighborly behavior and petty charges. The notes poke fun at high scores in games the idea of a good neighbor and the need for apologies over explanations. The writer signs off with a William Feather quote about apologies.
Parents are advised to let children help choose breakfast menus each morning to boost interest. Start the day with one third of daily nutrition, offering fruit and varied cereals or breads, plus appealing prep like eggs or crisp bacon to stimulate appetite.
The Agassiz Nature Club will hold a reciprocity meeting this evening at 7 30 p m in the Alamitos Branch Library.
iFere new members Miss Bernadette Hogan and Mr. O Millie and C R Samuelson were honored at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Lorin Wolfe at 519 Locust Avenue. Also honored were Mrs. Harold Tonini returning from Washington DC and Mrs. R A Pedersen who received a yellow baby blanket.
A vivid snapshot of Captain's Choice Haddock Fillets ready to cook with no prep. Also features Airway Coffee and Lalani Pineapple Juice with varied uses, plus Crown Colony flavoring ideas for pies, plus White Magic Soap ads promoting easy washing methods and a Slimming Bread claim.
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