Keep Mouth Shut Proverb Endorsed By Eurasian Author
A UPI report notes Han Suyin, writer of Love Is a Many Splendored Thing, as originator of the proverb keep mouth shut and let husband be boss. The piece quotes Dr Elizabeth Comber, a Singapore physician, describing a calm, patient approach to marriage amid Asian families and cultural expectations.
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New York
UPI
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Confucius
Han Suyin
Chow Kwanghuy
Elizabeth Comber
Singapore
City Club Card Party Draws Local Leaders and Guests
The City Club hosts its annual benefit card party at the clubhouse on East 3rd Street under Mrs. Clarissa Haugen, supporting social service projects. The event includes plans for a birthday luncheon, a Belgian mother event, and a Christmas gift drive for Isels, with food baskets and Cheer Fund items also distributed. Han Suyin, a controversial yet celebrated author, is profiled for her humanitarian work, travel, and fashion, describing her life between China and Britain and her family in Singapore.
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Rancho Loss
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Peiping
Isels University
Cation
China
Tang Paohuang
London
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Tang
Hang Suyin
London University
Yungmei
Han Suyin
Red China
Dear Abby tackles teen sex and modern teen problems
McCall's columnist Abigail Van Buren writes frankly about kissing dating and teenage issues. The September issue features Things My Mother Never Told Me and a special fried foods file with 5 extra pages.
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Sal Mineo
Dane Mansfield
McCall's
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Delegates Report At Long Beach Toastmistress Club Meeting
Helen Petterson recently returned from the International Toastmistress Clubs Convention in Minneapolis will report to the Long Beach Toastmistress Club at a special meeting Sunday at her home 5650 Myrtle Ave Mrs Leselie M Lyons will preside at the business session Committee chairmen will discuss plans to win the National Club of the Year contest to be awarded at the 1960 convention in Los Angeles The Long Beach for Victory program will be outlined in talks Program Variety by Vera Burt Participation in Community Service by Marie Anderson and Public Relations Accomplishments by Catherine Nagel Helen Anderson of the San Pedro Toastmistress Club press chairman of Council No 1 was guest speaker at a recent meeting at the Sea Food Grotto Betsy Byrnes council chairman presided.
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Helen Petterson
Minneapolis
Long Beach
Vera Burt
Marie Anderson
Catherine, Nagel
Helen Anderson
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San Pedro
Fleet Reserve Auxiliary to Meet for Welfare Sewing
The Fleet Reserve Sewing Unit 43 Ladies' Auxiliary to Fleet Reserve Assn will meet for welfare and bazaar sewing at 10 30 a m Thursday in the home of Susan Berard 6347 Cerritos Ave.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Fleet Reserve Assn
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Cerritos Ave
NLB Women Plan First Club Session
Plans for the first meeting of the North Long Beach Women’s Club year were made at a refreshment hour hosted by Mrs. Garland Morgan, chairwoman of Group 1. Altfending, Mines, Grover Seguine, Clay Minnix, Kroy Epting, Otto Jensen, R. C. Goodmiller, Vinton Pease, Louis Potts, and Sara Hamel attended. Mrs. Seguine will entertain group chairman Friday noon at 6174 Myrtle Ave.
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North Long Beach
Garland Morgan
Altfending
Grover Seguine
Clay Minnix
Kroy Epting
Otto Jensen
R. C. Goodmiller
Vinton Pease
Louis Potts
Sara Hamel
Pair to Wed in September
Mary Teresa Karch has named Sept. 26 as the date for her marriage to William Earl Archer. The bride-elect is the daughter of John Karch of Toronto and residents of Southern California for three years. Archer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F G Archer of Long Beach and a graduate of Polytechnic High School and California Institute of Technology.
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Mary Teresa Karch
William Earl Archer
F. G. Archer
Long Beach
John Karch
Toronto
Canada
California
Polytechnic High School
California Institute of Technology
Young Writer Lands Military for Girls
Gay Pauley reports a bold initiative by a young writer promoting military service for girls. The piece details advocacy, potential impact, and the author’s call to expand opportunities for women in defense.
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Gay Pauley
UPL Women's Editor
Israeli Soldier Yael Dayan Sees Military Service Shape Girls
Yael Dayan daughter of Moshe and Ruth Dayan argues military service should be a normal part of a girl’s formation. She recalls two years in the army making her more disciplined and patriotic while maintaining femininity. Dayan notes compulsory service and suggests American women could benefit from a similar program.
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New York
Yael Dayan
Moshe Dayan
Ruth Dayan
Maskit
U. S
Israel
Ben
United States
Publi
Dinner funds aid Rebekah youth programs at Fernwood Cafe
Wide Awake Rebekah Lodge 71 will donate proceeds from a public dinner on Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m. at Fernwood Cafe to support Rebekah youth programs. Proceeds support the lodge's charitable activities and community youth services.
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Fernwood Cafe
E. Anke Inetm St
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