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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1957
Page
17
A wife writes that her 29 year old husband resents the idea of another pregnancy and objects to having a large family. She expresses pride in their three children and a desire to welcome a fourth, noting she could not proceed with an abortion and feels divinely blessed to be a mother.
A reader asks how to handle pressure from a husband about another pregnancy and to remind him the baby is also his responsibility. A columnist advises firm, respectful boundaries and cooperation. The second note requests readers mail get-well cards to a brother who had polio and undergone multiple hospital operations since age two.
Visit here ends with Mex Louisa J Huadley of Garden City after a month with sister Mrs Ilda M Johnston in Winnipeg. Brother John M Zalewski at Orthopedic Hospital in Medison, Wis. Readers may send Hello cards to 92 year old father at A J Sharyer Ev erett Wash. Duplicate Bridge Winners in Ryes Bridge Club master point game Wednesday: North-South Dixon Marshall Ketchum Gray Lyon, East-West Funk Hayes Powell Sperry Carpenter Cannon Shell Watt. Joy Dee pam wearers and other club results noted.
Dr Wal lace Moore chairs a talk to the Harbor District Dental Society Auxiliary on Monday about experiences behind the Tron Curtain. Long Beach State College education and psychology head discusses travels, with Mrs Constantine Marsili and Mrs John Downing as honored guests. Reservations through Mrs Cecil Ridgeway. Harbor District Auxiliary to American Dental Association recently achieved national recognition for early dues payment.
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