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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1953
Page
24
A reader writes Molly Mayfield about a husband with a girlfriend, describing a hollow marriage, nightly fantasies, and daily annoyances. She urges the other woman to end the fence sitting, offering sharp criticisms of the husband's habits while admitting ongoing love, seeking clarity and relief.
A 20 month old should not have night bottles and must be weaned with a fixed daily routine of three meals. The nurse advises introducing a single night milk offering, then withholding further feeds, and stresses patience. The article notes the coming new baby will reduce attention to the older child and warns against shaming.
Paris fashion forecasters say knee length skirts risk faded into a false alarm as New York wholesale buyers reveal spring lines. Coats and dresses favor slim silhouettes, feather light fleece coats in white tones, and picture frame collars. Silk tweeds and alpacas headline spring suits with soft tailoring and natural shoulders. Silk suits and coats predicted for Easter wear with wearable, flattering designs.
The William McKinley Auxiliary 27 United States War Veterans will meet Thursday for sewing and a noon luncheon. New members will be honored. Saturday the auxiliary meets at 7 30 p m in the Veterans Memorial Building for homecoming night with President Elizabeth Painter presiding.
Mr and Mrs James L Reno host a covered dish supper at Silverado Club home 5260 Los Flores last week at 6 30 p m with cocktails and buffet dinner. Guest speakers include Dr Richter and L Wade Auxiliary members and Bill Rhorer with committee led by Mrs Edward Mines Earl Lundhigh Ben Harrington Don Stage and Wes Hor man. Red and white carnations and gold horseshoe motif formed the decor.
Mrs. Eileen Ledbetter of North Hollywood reports rapid weight loss through New Stauffer System Salons. From 200 pounds eight weeks ago she weighs 152, claiming immediate results and a return to her youth figure. She cites a 49 pound drop and inches shed from hips waist thighs and arms with a free trial offer and complete figure analysis.
A new program offers personalized treatments via consultant Miss Walker. The service markets itself as more than five times as effective as older methods and invites the public to experience the improvements firsthand.
Pattern 4802 offers a one piece cut layette for a baby doll including dress coat bonnet kimono sacque slip and dislet in sizes 10 to 20 inches. Easy to use simple to sew tested for fit with complete illustrated instructions. Send thirty five cents plus five cents for first class mail.
A guide to a women perfume wardrobe suggests using multiple fragrances for different times and occasions. Light daytime scents, heavier evening aromas, and wearing perfume on pulse points. Try few scents at a time, note skin chemistry, apply at wrists temples and hairline, and carry a small vial for four hour wear. Teenagers should favor lighter daytime cologne and floral scents for dates.
The note directs sending to Anne Adams via Press Telegram Pattern Dept at P O Box 6710 Chicago a0 Tl. It requests the sender to print their name address zone size and style number.
Mrs William Cheney of 5370 El Prado hosted a welfare sewing gathering at the Savan Bridge Luncheon and Navy Housing Clubhouse for about 60 members of the Wives Club. Attendees included members from Kappa Kappa Gamma and Kappa Alpha Theta sororities with Charles Campbell, Lawrence, James Shively Jr among listed names assisting along with H H Kilroy, Robert Bailey and Earl Beauchamp.
Mrs Marie Reilly presented a flag today to Brownie Troop 233 at the home of Mrs Hetty Myers 3324 Maine Ave, during a ceremony conducted by Golden State Auxiliary 279 Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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