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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1960
Page
42
Dear Mrs Mayfield details a neighborly romance with a common law husband and his companion, including disruptive visits and domestic meddling. The writer seeks guidance on boundaries and independence while describing coercive dependence and daily encounters at the husband’s workshop and home.
A recent Alamitos Bay garden club program featured interior decorator Bryan Waller discussing the shift toward Oriental art in architecture and decor. He demonstrated with Japanese objects as Mrs. Edison J. Demler introduced him. attendees noted festive costumes and decorative touches in parasols and fortune cakes.
Josephine Lowdian extols aging as rich with complexity and possibility for women. Modern gear eases housework, but beauty products remain central, from permanents to makeup and skin care. The piece urges frequent exercise and self-care to feel and look better as age advances.
The 1001 Club in Long Beach hosts a Wednesday 8 p.m. gathering at 2339 Long Beach Blvd with special guests from the Student Crusaders Against Narcotics who will discuss a Sacramento visit with Gov. Edmund G. Brown. Mrs. Trace Cooper reports on the bus petition while entertainment and refreshments are planned. Public invited.
LBSC professor Dr. Wallace J. Moore will discuss Education, the Road to Survival at the Democratic Women's Study Club reciprocity day luncheon. The event runs Wednesday at noon in the Pageant Room of the Wilton Hotel with Mrs. Mary C. Rene as program chair presenting the speaker.
State unit Aguinaldo Swamp No 1 of United Spanish War Veterans holds a potluck luncheon Friday at noon in the Veterans Memorial Building. The business meeting will start at 1 p.m. with Betty Painter presiding.
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