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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1972
Page
5
The article profiles Rose Marie explaining graphoanalysis uses handwriting to infer emotion and health. It discusses observed child writing slants linked to headaches and the risk of altering handwriting to change personalities. Rose Marie shares personal growth from being defined by others to pursuing self understanding.
The Downey Emerald Charter Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association sponsors an annual spaghetti dinner Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. at Giovinetti’s Restaurant on Telegraph Road. Tickets at the door are 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children under 12. Proceeds benefit the scholarship fund.
A domestic quarrel unfolds over a note warning that clothes left over ninety days will be towed and sold at owner expense. The dialogue reveals a teenager and parent clash about cleanliness, laundry habits, and humorously misinterpreted phrases, ending with a punchline about unlucky underwear.
Dear Abby replies to readers about hosting bridge games with a charming couple, warns about overbearing players, and offers blunt guidance on romance and marriage. The column includes satirical letters about loving a married man, the risks of long marriages, and a playful Dad joke about aging and children.
A Coast Guard District selects Pat Thometz as Coast Guard Wife of the Year amid applause. The article notes her five adopted children and candle making, with civic work highlighted. A new wives club for USS Hector spouses forms with co chairs Lillian Geli nas and Charlita Downing, meeting Feb 17 at Club Mariner. A sheriff's department speaker on drugs is planned.
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