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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1958
Page
16
Lawyer Rothenberg and the advisory board of Parents Without Partners urge telling children stories rather than truth about a broken home. They argue two united parents help children love and avoid neuroses, warning mothers and fathers alike against toxic parental battles.
A mother recounts her baby’s improved eating after reducing bottle milk to about 24 ounces daily and switching to cups, noting calmer disposition and better appetite. She warns against unbalanced diet from excessive milk and urges gradual weaning to cup or glass.
Mr and Mrs Dino Cocchi return to 6681 Gundry Ave after a Las Vegas honeymoon following a double ring ceremony at St Athanasius Catholic Church officiated by Rev Myles Faughnan. The bride Rose Marie Campobasso wore Chantilly lace and tulle. maid Nancy Bisso and bridesmaids attended. Guests included 200, with reception at La Ronde Rue. both graduates of Jordan High School.
DID YOU KNOW that waffles have graduated to the dinner table. Waffles Bar B Q uses boiled minute steaks on hot waffles with barbecue sauce. Bacon Cheese Waffles heat waffles under broiler top with cheese and bacon. Mushroom Waffles mix mushroom sauce with eggs and roast meat on waffles. Frozen waffles ease prep no batter to mix or clean up.
The OES Luncheon Social Club 173 of Long Beach Chapter will meet for a dessert luncheon at 12 30 p m Tuesday in Mottell's Peek Garden Room providing a social and charitable gathering for members and guests.
Miss Vaul Stark of the national Girl Scouts staff will address the Long Beach Area Council at Community Presbyterian Church on February 26. Coffee at 9:30, business at 10, program ends at noon. Stark led Camp Chaparral and has shaped the western region's growth from a few troops to a large area.
Long Beach Humane Society hosts a reciprocity luncheon at noon in First Presbyterian Church on 6th St and Locust. Guests include Bnidens of the Presidents Club led by Edith Cocks and Wallace C. Askew. Hostesses named. special honorees are Isy High Ernest Webecke and a Long Beach Animal Shelter representative. Dr W A Young will speak on Humane Education. Reservations with Mrs Arthur D Hesse or Mrs Marble Wells.
Mrs Maybelle Kerr district deputy president of Dist 84 will visit Del Mar Rebekah Lodge 275 on Tuesday at 3 PM in Machinists Building 9728 Elm Ave. Rainy weather canceled her prior date and Celene Ewers of Del Mar Lodge will chair the evening.
A humorous exchange explores secretary on line tactics in telephone calls. A reader asks about etiquette when bosses are not ready to take the call. The secretary columnist notes negotiations may be needed and jokes about TV changing secretary feuds.
California designer De De Johnson previews her summer collection at Buffums featuring 40 designs priced 39.95 to 89.95. The line emphasizes relaxed chemise options, barrel skirts, no-shoulder seams, and belted silhouettes with fabrics like Swiss cottons and silk blends. Miss Johnson will show several outfits at the sixth annual Red Cross Fusion Show February 26 at Municipal Auditorium.
William Meyer director of public relations of Long Beach Police Department will show a traffic safety film to Worth Long Beach Junior Women's Club Tuesday at Jordan Hi-Teor Canteen. Highlight of the meeting will be the presentation of the junior sub scholarship award to Mrs. Joanne Leary. DeCarlo by Mrs. Marvin Hol wick youth chairman.
The Valentine luncheon will be held at noon Tuesday in Guild Hall of St Luke's Episcopal Church located at 7th Street and Atlantic Avenue. The event is hosted by the Valentine Fete Lord Kitchener Chapter of the Daughters of the British Empire.
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