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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1955
Page
21
A Dear Mrs Mayfield column discusses a proposed dog leash rule for children and neighbors. The writer urges parental responsibility to keep kids off yards, while a reader shares personal longing for a doll and seeks advice on celebrating Christmas with a playful, adult sentiment.
Reports from last Friday evening list winners in the Long Beach Elks Club Men's and Women's Pairs Championship. Names appear with placements from first to sixth across both divisions, though OCR corruption yields several garbled entries for several pairings and finish orders.
Diet guidance for readers seeking weight reduction offers practical steps. Emphasizes low calorie foods like salads, raw vegetables, lean meats, and eggs, with cooking tips to avoid fat. Recommends three meals daily, periodic snacks, and mindset strategies to resist temptation and maintain progress. Readers may request Calorie Chart leaflet No. 36 via stamped self addressed envelope.
Party Benefit Group 17 of Woman's City Club hosted the third syncheon card party at Mottell's Garden Room to raise funds for the club building. Arrangements were made by Mrs. Irma Squibb, Mrs. May C. Held, and Mrs. Bess Gilman.
A doctor explains that asthma often has both allergic and psychological components. Identify and remove triggering substances, consult a physician or allergist, and consider psychological advice only if attacks are frequent or unresponsive to medical treatment. Seek guidance through the Press Telegram care column.
Do it yourself cooking gains favor as men handle family meals. A steak sandwich recipe uses 442 pound steak per person with onion and tomato on enriched yeast bread. Indoor or outdoor prep, buttered bread and mustard aid flavor. Also notes society events and club activities in Garden Grove and Long Beach Air Base community notices.
Thalia sorority of Polytechnic High held an alumnae tea at Carrie Smith’s house 3815 Olive Ave. Hostess was assisted by new president Diana Belanger and guest cook Joan Wallener. Tables featured canary yellow and blue colors with a Thalia pin molded in frosting on the rake.
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