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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1955
Page
27
A five and a half year old boy in first grade struggles with school behavior while at home he is well behaved. The authors advise discussing with the teacher to determine if the issue is with the child or classroom readiness, avoid punishment, and seek solutions together. delaying school entry is not advised without teacher input.
The column advises modern housewives on holiday planning with five priorities including ease of prep, balanced meals, cost and calories, and color. It contrasts grandma era feasts with today’s healthier approach and suggests colorful, vegetable rich plates to balance rich turkey dinners.
The article discusses women balancing fashion trends with personal fit, noting skirts and hemlines shift slowly as women seek comfort and adaptability. It highlights the idea that stylish choices should suit individual needs, and mentions an ankle exercise program promising to slim ankles, along with a local engagement announcement for Margie Blankenship and Lloyd Porter. It also covers a Toastmasters gathering with speeches by Mrs Ruyh Cosgrove and others.
New Gazelles members Mmes Cummins Young and Caplirgen were honored at a dinner at Francois Manhattan. Attending were Mmes Edwards High Haire Thomas Sparks Cross and Hess, along with Barbara Gard and other guests.
Fourteen members of Long Beach Grove No. 26 attended the spring convention of Southern District No. Two. Marie Barrect, district president, and two Long Head Sta were installed as district officers Gail Spckesfield became district recording secretary and Flora Moran district auditor. The group closed the meeting by inspecting the grid and dining.
A Sunday gathering at a Glendale home featured guests including Mr. and Mrs. Clade Weeks of Orange, Miss Belt Theibire of Tujunga, Mrs. Ramona Weaver and Miss Ruta Winter of Glendale, with desserts shaped like turkeys and Pilgrims marking the festive occasion.
Forty Polytechnical High School Faculty Wives attended an evening dessert meeting hosted by Mrs Theodore Reddick at her Lime Avenue home. Mrs Howard Thayer and Mrs Ashcraft helped. Mrs Rusman conducted the business session as guests listed included Sprong Cyril Ferranc and Sig.
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