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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1958
Page
17
A 16 year old writer criticizes Molly Mayfield for neglecting teen issues while describing her relationship with a popular boyfriend. They have dated seven months, broken up over twenty times, and plan to marry within three years despite ongoing problems.
A nutrition-focused column stresses that despite abundance and widespread dietary advice many older adults remain nutrient deficient. It cites the National Food Conference in Washington on February 24 with speakers from Harvard and the AMA, and highlights the need to apply knowledge daily. It warns that aging bodies require fewer calories but more variety and protective foods, especially calcium, to prolong youth and prevent midlife maladies.
Three clubs schedule meetings and talks this week. Los Cerritos Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets for a luncheon at the Lafayette Hotel with Mrs. Arthur Enders speaking on American folk songs and Mrs. William Florea reporting on the state conference. Three Link Circle of the Del Many Rebekah holds a lunch and business session followed by cards, chaired by Ivy Bradshaw. St. Anthony's High School Mothers' Club convenes at Catholic Center at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday with Sister Mary Gilbert discussing guiding our youth.
Dentists endorse fresh fruits and raw vegetables as nature’s teeth cleaners. Citrus, apples, pears, celery and carrots sweep teeth and gums, providing minerals and vitamins. Dental research advances but daily good dental health habits remain the strongest long term solution.
Dr. George E. Dotson dean and assistant superintendent addresses "The Expanding College" at the City College Patrons annual reciprocity program at 1 30 p m Friday in the Music Dept on Campus Clark Ave and Harvey Way A musical program is planned Guests members of Presidents Club greeted by President Mrs Mary C Rene and her executive board
The article announces a large educational program by the frozen food industry to help housewives use frozen foods in daily menus. It emphasizes health aspects of fresh frozen products and promises tips in the Independent and Press-Telegram Women’s Sections by Mildred K. Canary, home economics editor.
Miss Leilani Marie Harris daughter of George D Harris and wife of William B Kuhl has joined the Williams Kuhls of Costa Mesa. She graduated from Jordan High School and attended LBCC while the bridegroom is an Orange Coast College alum. They reside in Bellflower.
A Tuesday morning meeting at the home of Mrs. John C. Dixon 716 Havana Ave will introduce Young California members and explain their aims. Board members, duties, and a year’s calendar including a Mothers Day brunch, Monte Carlo night, and summer dance are planned, with the group supporting the Ex exceptional Children’s Foundation.
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