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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1957
Page
13
A domestic column tale features Molly Mayfield advising on a troubled marriage fueled by obsessive gestures from a husband. The woman recounts gifts, notes, and traps that cross lines, leading to fear and a plea for peace. A sister-in-law hostess problem adds to the home strain.
A parenting guide argues praise, not constant criticism, fosters good behavior in children. It notes parents often blame, forgetting to acknowledge approval worthy acts, which can discourage the child and fuel misbehavior. The piece urges timely praise of acceptable conduct to set positive standards and motivate improvement.
Article argues halitosis harms personal life and business, urging honest talk and dental care. It advises regular brushing twice daily, professional dental visits every three to four months, and using antiseptic mouthwashes. Smoking, garlic, and onions worsen breath but are temporary effects. seek medical help if needed.
Lakewood hosts 40 guests at a social evening honoring Donald MacDonald of Toronto, visiting California for three weeks. Kenneth and Mrs Mace entertained family and friends with a late buffet after a surprise gathering for the Toronto visitor.
Mr and Mrs Jim Edwards of Eycefield Avenue Laxe wood welcome Mrs Edwards sister in law and brother in law Mr and Mrs Robert E French formerly of Long Beach now of Levittown Pa. The Frenches will be in town two weeks beginning September 13.
September Better Homes & Gardens tackles an often neglected problem the backyard. In How does your backyard rate ideas to add privacy light play space how to treat slopes awkward trees and patios. Get more living out of your backyard. Get September Better Homes & Gardens today wherever magazines are sold.
The piece urges hand protection outdoors noting gloves as the easiest method though they must be clean and fresh to stay protective. It also suggests using a cream to prevent dirt from entering the skin.
The National Association of Men's Apparel Clubs decided at its 15th annual convention in Asheville North Carolina that a canary and gray color theme will be promoted for spring wear. Dallas Tex figure Leo Koppman announced the basic theme will be shown at 28 MAC 1957 fall shows and appear in all men’s apparel.
Mr. and Mrs. K. August Beckstrom hosted a dinner at Welch's Restaurant on Caspian Ave to celebrate their 25th anniversary for a group of relatives and friends. Out-of-town guests included their son Robert Beckstrom with James Arthur from Des Moines, and relatives from St. Paul Minnesota and Costa Mesa. Robert Beckstrom serves as student assistant pastor at St. John's Lutheran Church in Des Moines and will resume studies at Central Lutheran Theological Seminary in Fremont, Nebraska, after his service ends in September 1958.
Mrs. Ernest Hoffman hosted 42 members of the New Zealand and Australian Girls Clubs of Long Beach at 2310 Lemon Ave. The group, wives of ANZACs, enjoyed supper dishes drawn from Australian and New Zealand favorites.
A fragmented fashion note urges wearing all black undergarments to avoid white straps or a white slip at the hemline. The lines emphasize matching lingerie to keep a seamless, monochrome appearance.
A.Magnet Junior may not approve, yet the suggestion is to borrow his magnet to store nail files safety pins needles and small scissors in a single tidy collection. The idea emphasizes practicality and organization for small items.
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