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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1955
Page
22
A reader asks how to handle a disruptive nine year old son. A columnist advises replacing punishments with guidance and love, suggesting understanding the child’s anger, praising good behavior, and seeking a child guidance clinic. They note avoiding belt discipline and offer to connect with the writers for further questions.
A luncheon and cocktails preceded by guests entertained at 1080 Clairborne Dr hosted by Mrs John J Savage. Attendees included Mrs Don Smith Mrs Ray Bliley W G Red Fessenden Joseph Granin Tony Oliver John Franks Gus Bluemell Chester Lessee Fred Franks M W Chatten and Helen Baulah. Visitors arriving from Hollywood for the visit were Mrs Anna Mare Mrs Kay McKinney Mrs Mabel Brenter and Jonesy Fes senden.
The Tsoleor Club opened its year with a luncheon at 501 Havana Ave hosted by Mrs. Cyrus McNew. A study course topics include Speech and personality, family values, interior decoration, and gracious entertaining with child-rearing guidance in planning. Mrs. Horace Whitaker chairs the meeting with hostesses Mmes. Wall, Nicholson, Lockwood, Cray, Douglass, and Osborne assisting. Guests Mmes. Huether and Wright attended.
Health writer Josephine Lowman outlines three overlooked food groups rooted in vegetables, dried beans and dried fruits that boost nutrition at low cost. She urges baking potatoes and onions, promotes navy beans as meat alternatives, and praises cabbage for low calories. Readers can request her Vitamin Defense leaflet No. 27.
Long Beach Anns organize a visit to Ward 60 at Rancho Los Amigos on Saturday. Mrs. Duane Mooney hosts the meeting and Mrs. Jack Pippenger chairs the project. Women patients requested items will be fulfilled and trays of gifts will be delivered. Guests will tour Helms Bakery on Tuesday and dine at the hostess house.
This old recipe suggests using canned orange juice to flavor vanilla pudding for orange cup cakes. Bake cupcakes, scoop centers, fill with orange pudding, reassemble tops, and dust with powdered sugar for a sunny dessert.
The Rainbow Assembly No. 109 Edena staged its 28th installation with the theme Song in My Heart. Joyce Edwards became worthy advisor with Mrs Margie Cate as mother adviser. The event honored guests Mrs Bessie Dutton and William Hobba who gave the welcome address.
In a long letter, Josie and her sister share a decades long living arrangement with a man who courted both. They suggest a legal marriage split to keep peace, while the writer questions the fairness and legality of switching spouses. The editor ends with a reader request for sympathy and advice, plus a widow, Mrs Christine Handsley of Portland Oregon is seeking greetings.
State president Mrs. Clarence Heard and state secretary Mrs. Harry Taylor of the Women's Auxiliary to the Associated Plumbing Contractors were guests at a Long Beach group meeting this week at Lillian Ekels Tea Room. Mrs. Richard Williers chaired. Mrs. Jack Bailey hosted.
The Long Beach Duplicate Club held an open pairs championship on Wednesday evening at the Elks Club with top results for Elling Thygeson and partner, followed by Mac key and Petterson in second, and Morris and Garson in third. Other event results include the Long Beach Bike Club special tournament with Nadine Jeetchur and Hugh LaBounty leading North-South, and East-West scores for teams led by Lois Tandt and M. Martin, plus further standings from the Linde Hall game featuring Ann Jones and Mack McLarahan as first place.
Incoming Long Beach Unit Marine Corps League Auxiliary officers were elected at a recent meeting. Edna Young will lead as Head Detachment President with Jennie Ander Oct 13 as senior vice president. The joint installation with the Long Beach leadership drive will be at 8 p.m. in Veterans Memorial Hall 2.
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