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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1957
Page
15
A reader asks about a shy dated man who acts attentive in public but aloof in private. The advice notes this is a common stage fright symptom and suggests continuing dating if both parties understand risks, while avoiding ego bruising.
An advice column urges still weight conscious readers to maintain gains from an Eight-week Self-improvement Marathon. It cites letters from Marathon winners who reclaim pounds in summer and offers practical tips to avoid regaining weight. Readers are invited to request the Marathon booklet by sending 10 cents and a stamped envelope to Josephine Lowman.
A gaily decorated pushcart of gifts was presented at a pre nuptial shower for Barbara Bakken hosted by Anne Traffert and Lart beth Ashbrook at 6009 Seaside Walk. Miss Bakken will wed Sheldon Gebb on August 17 as twenty four guests and former schoolmates attended.
Miss Jane Elizabeth Jeffries daughter of Mrs. Joseph Paul McLaren of Kansas City and Jask R. Setiries of Joplin Mo became the bride of Sr John Hubbard Bollinger son of Mrs. John Merle Bollinger of Long Beach and the late Mr Bollinger in a Broadway Methodist Church ceremony. The couple left for California where Lt Zollinger is stationed at March Air Force Base Riverside.
Mr and Mrs Howard Warren Linnard reside at their new home 5621 Lewis Ave following a recent marriage at North Long Beach Methodist Church. The bride Bernice Elaine Baker is daughter of Mrs L A King of Santa Barbara and holds a Master’s degree from Long Beach State College. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Elmer W Linnard and is a University of Texas graduate.
When using an automatic clothes dryer to dry a mixed load of tight and heavyweight fabrics remove lightweight garments when damp dry for ironing. To prevent over drying remove terrycloth towels so they do not dry completely and can be stored promptly.
The Choralette Group under North Long Beach Women's Club met at Mrs B C Ruths home to elect officers and plan future engagements. Director G E Hughes will continue. other officials include R Dole pianist Burge secretary treasurer Terrell press Hendricks and Burns telepone. Special guest Mrs Charles McAdams of Garden Grove, former member and organizer. Birthdays honored for Mrs Hendricks and Mrs Burns.
Miss Dianne Nelson of South Pasadena will wed John McSween in Arcadia at the Church of the Good Shepherd on August 25. She recently was hosted by the Barry McSween household at 52 Vista Ave. Prenuptial courtesies included a shower by Carol Schwen of Long Beach at Zeta Sorority House on Occidental College campus and a kitchen shower hosted by Barbara Oglesby in Los Angeles.
Advice on instilling respect for others property in children by modeling care for mail, gifts, and belongings. It stresses that children imitate observed conduct and that dismissive treatment of anyone property breeds entitlement and disregard for ownership. Accurate examples urge consistent parental behavior and explicit lessons on respect for possessions.
A fragment discusses child behavior and moral cultivation. It emphasizes nurturing the spirit of mine and thine to prevent offenses such as tearing letters, misusing items, and petty theft. The note mentions a leaflet titled Why Do Children Steal and requests stamped self addressed envelopes.
A clipped fragment shows an inquiry or notice involving Jease at No 68 directed to Myrtle Meyer El dred in care of this newspaper. The unreadable text limits specifics but indicates a forwarded or addressed matter connected to the listed individuals and location.
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