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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1960
Page
8
A Bellevue, Washington correspondent shares a bridge hand played by Joe Jabon of Seattle. After a tough four clubs contract, Jabon executes a club break and trump management to make the hand, prompting debate on whether drawing the ace of trumps first would have been better.
Dear readers, this column addresses two questions about relationships and wedding preparations. It advises the first writer to leave the man who is married alone and apologizes for the behavior while guiding the second writer on selecting trousseau items independently and involving the mother to avoid conflict.
Pancakes and bacon baked together in a wagon wheel spoke pattern offers a hearty, chuck wagon inspired breakfast. Mix buttermilk pancake batter and bake three slices of bacon per pancake, then serve with warm chuck wagon syrup. Recipe yields 4 to 6 servings.
Mrs Louis H Murray hosts a private reception and coffee hour honoring Congressman Craig Mosmer Friday at 2 36 p m at 2646 Vista Street. Assisting are Mrs Earnest Briges Douglas Brown Joseph Geis Samuel Fox Benjamin Sokol Albert Nicolaus Sue Loomis Gertrude Winslow and Henry Plech.
A Reader's Digest feature promises guidance from a medical association president on recognizing a widespread disease. It claims eight simple tips can prevent years of suffering and expenses and promotes the issue as a valuable healthy living guide in the November issue.
Mr and Mrs Hervey S Whitney plan a gala open house on Saturday from 7 to 8 pm at 2429 Cedar Ave to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. They were married in Shawnee Oklahoma and moved to Long Beach eight years ago. Their children live in Long Beach Midway City Downey and Oklahoma with ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
A guide argues against lengthy soaks and separate washing for silver. It claims a dishpan full of items is fine, tiny scratches from lime can enhance beauty, and museum pieces gain patina from countless small, gentle changes.
Visit notes that Dr. Eldon J. Springmeyer past president of the Minnesota Dental Assn attended a recent dental convention in Los Angeles, staying with his nephew Marvin Renvold at 265 Orizaba Ave in Owatonna Minnesota this week.
The piece cites Ethel Merman advising daughters to be themselves as the key for memorable performances. It notes public personalities shape their distinctive presence through personal interpretation and projection, urging women to follow this principle. A study of telephone company workers over 25 years shows women average more illnesses but fewer days lost, suggesting men push through illness and women care for themselves, possibly contributing to longer life.
A scrambled promo-style line touts relief for upset stomachs and promotes a product claim that nothing works like Tums, mixing misspellings and promotional tone. The garbled text resembles a misread advertisement fragment from a bygone page.
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