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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1963
Page
10
Gifting cookies that travel well requires sturdy packaging and careful wrapping. Pack an assortment including bar cookies and fruit cookies, with wax paper, shredded filler, and tightly wrapped individual pieces to arrive intact. MARBLED OATMEAL SQUARES and APRICOT SQUARES provide two ready recipes to ship in Cut-Rite wrap, with pan sizes and baking steps outlined.
Mrs. Jean B. Miller will assume the presidency of the North Long Beach Republican Women Federated at a combined installation tea and Christmas party. Miller succeeds Mrs. C. L. Snyder as she is introduced by Mrs. Raymond Grobaty. New leaders include J. E. Ringer Clarence Taylor E G Sullivan Clarence Ten Naple and C L Harrington. Mrs. Borgny Baird will present lyric soprano Mrs. John Snapp with Ina Ware Corner as accompanist. Fea will be served by Mrs. Thomas Corrigan and bre conmiter.
A festive salad features drained cling peach halves with scoops of cottage cheese and a topping of glistening red pomegranate seeds. The dish emphasizes bright fruit, creamy cheese, and a decorative red seed accent.
Dear Penelope explains a wife atop a precisionist husband who schedules every detail from weekly entertainments to birthday notes and good night kisses. Penelope suggests breaking every rule to restore sanity, noting such clockwork behavior could be grounds for divorce and asking if this is mental cruelty.
A reader writes about marital collapse after nine and a half years, desertion, and three children. She describes fear, pregnancy, and changing life plans, noting inspiration from a prior Dear Mrs. N. Z. column and seeking validation of the guidance given.
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