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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1953
Page
17
Dear Mrs Mayfield, a young wife nine months married faces a police case against her husband who is freed due to her being a minor. She doubts his guilt and fears trust and the future with their baby. The adviser suggests verifying with police and deciding whether to stay.
A letter discusses money for a young woman who earns $15 a week and wants to cover her lunch and carfare. The writer argues the girl should keep more of her earnings for morale while her father prefers she keep only $5 weekly. The reader suggests paying the rest or giving a grocery bank alternative, noting difficulty in persuading men.
A reader seeks leaflets on sex education for her daughters aged 5 and 12. The letter discusses daydreaming as a sign of unhappiness and cites Dr. Florence Dunbar and Dr. E Lee Vincent on constructive versus destructive daydreams, urging parental guidance and authentic reads. Beulah France offers to answer questions in her column.
Sorority gathering Monday evening at Maxine Butler's home in Paramount included Omega, Ph, Delta Alumnae. Mrs. Georgene Stott led the meeting with reports from Virginia Taylor, State College representative, and Mary Margaret Lever, Christmas party chair. Norman Walther announced a program on the Aztecs in Mexico by Chi Chapter at Blance Wolf's home. Miss Walle DE announced her engagement to George Thompson of Ashkosh, Neh. Wanda Williams attended as a guest.
Rush tea given by These sigma Phi Sorority at the home of Mrs. Arthur Brum Gough 3119 Heeckett featured Chrysanthemums as centerpieces. President Mrs. Everett Salsey led the tea table with guests including Mrs. Beverly Doyen Mrs. Deane Sheridan and Mrs. Betty Dixon. Special guests were grand council officers Irene Koenig and Mary Edna Williams and Province officers Botts Tex Gussenhauer Jon Simms and Lurline Walker.
Arrange Party Avenue Circle of Order of Eastern Star met at 10 a m in Linden Hall to prepare Christmas Stockings for the annual yule party. Election and installation of officers followed lunch. A note warns against rubbing powder into skin as it causes wrinkles.
Mildred K Planary notes honey as the oldest sweet and one of humanitys first foods. The article highlights its early use, natural refined status, energy benefits, nutrients like iron and calcium, and its role as a supplement to milk in infant feeding, plus new recipes emerging with its popularity.
Mrs. Vesta Clevenger and Mrs. Jennie Slinkard hosted the Business Women's Guild of East Side Christian Church at the Clevenger home on Freeman Avenue. Attendees wore Mexican costumes with small potted cacti as favors. Guest speaker Mrs. Virginia Bisbee spoke on literacy efforts by Frank Laubach and colleagues in Arabia, as members brought Christmas gifts for underprivileged children.
Core and dice apples then mix with California honey flour salt and cinnamon. Line a nine inch crust, dot with butter, cover with pastry and bake at 425 F for 10 minutes. Reduce to 350 F and bake about 50 to 60 minutes until crust is brown and apples tender. Makes one pie.
A fragment from a Palm Springs area feature advises on scalp stimulation and brushing techniques for healthier hair. It notes long beach visitors, local readers, and tips about massage, circulation, and vitamin impact on hair vitality.
Reader is advised to consult a physician about vitamin B complex for hair health. Request leaflet No. 31 Framing Your Face Attractively by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to Josephine Lowman in care of the Press-Televi.
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