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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1957
Page
13
A reader asks how to handle a highly affectionate boyfriend who overwhelms with ardor. Molly Mayfield advises setting firm boundaries to protect respect and fun in the relationship while avoiding hurting his pride. A second letter from a Fiancé in Germany seeks guidance on long separation and engagement concerns.
UCLA professor Dr Joseph Kaplan chairman of the United States National Committee for the International Geophysical Year speaks to Delta Kappa Gamma members in Southern California. The talk will be at the Los Angeles City Board of Education Auditorium at 4502 Grand Ave Friday at 7 p.m. The address aims to connect scientific research with education and civilization’s future.
In a crowded scene Baby relaxes in a crib surrounded by Doggie Kitty Horsle Monkey and a set of blocks. He is clearly comfortable and won’t sleep without the comforting company of his assortment of toys and pets.
Gladys Christensen will demonstrate holiday floral arranging at 1 30 pm for the Woman's City Club meeting at the clubhouse with Mrs Eva Marquardt presiding. Joseph R Byorndahl will sing baritone selections. Mrs P L Barnes leads a 10 30 am study session followed by a noon luncheon. Assemblyman William Grant spoke on State Assembly functions and Southland subsidence. A patriotic program featured Mrs Blanch Herdman with a flag biography and musical numbers by the Choral Group. the Marine Reserve Fifth Corps presented the flag.
A reader letters discuss mothers upset with crying babies and grandmothers. debate whether attention spoils a child. The piece notes busy mothers fear spoiling, later reflects on parenting, play, and preserving a cheerful home as children grow.
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