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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1958
Page
15
A man writes that his engagement wanes as his 28 year old fiancée doubts his love. He recounts repeated delays to their wedding, fear of an unhappy marriage, and feeling he is being put up with. He seeks guidance from Dear Molly Mayfield.
New York furriers unveiled fall shades from beaver and lamb dyed red and blue to jet black mink, silver fox, and other species. Mutations like blue iris, many color tones, and all fur bearing animals were featured, with pairs and varied silhouettes including trapeze coats and all purpose designs.
Mrs Leon R Ross opens her 2260 Golden Ave residence Thursday for a garden party hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Flat Reserve Assn Unit 43. Attendees asked to bring fall bazaar items. Luncheon served at noon followed by card games.
The Claretian Guild will meet Wednesday at Machinists Hall on Elm Avenue. After noon luncheon, bridge five hundred and canasta will be played, with Mrs. Josephine Kerstien serving as chairman.
A collection of reader letters discussing women's likes and dislikes about men. Notes urge men to share feelings, avoid constant necking, and show consideration in small acts. A 25 year marriage anecdote highlights prioritizing partner attention over children, ending with intent to nurture the husband.
McKinley Auxiliary 27 to United Spanish War Veterans meets for a noon potluck lunch in Veterans Memorial Building followed by a business session and cards at 1 p.m. Frances Dowd will preside.
The Ladies of the GAR Abraham Lincoln Circle 44 meet for sewing at 10 am on Wednesday at the Veterans Memorial Building. A sandwich luncheon at 11:30 am precedes the business meeting.
Coy Sanders will discuss voter registration and current legislative issues as he appears as guest speaker before the North Long Beach Women's Study Club at 10 a.m. Wednesday. The event takes place at the home of Mrs. Nelson C. Torpey, 1705 E 65th St, with classified ads offered by dialing HE 2.5959.
Fragmentary remarks celebrate bands and unity as hope rises. readers are urged to join and support a broader social effort. The message highlights positive views of people and the joy of collective activity, suggesting renewed civic or cultural engagement.
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