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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1956
Page
5
Paris fashion leaders interpret womanly curves as an upside down ice cream cone silhouette by Castillo of Lanvin with a high waist and bust gone. Maggy Rouff presents a hip fixed, waistless line with low-slung martingales.
Elegant cake recipes from Your Kitchen Counsetter include The Blitz Torte using a white cake mix and The Pastel Marble Cake made from scratch. The instructions cover meringue layers with almonds, cream filling, and cooling steps for a dessert that can be made ahead and served with minimal last minute work.
The Eagles Auxiliary held an April meeting at the Alpha Clubhouse with Madame President Mrs. Joe Trigueiro presiding. Emilia Chaves elected as candidate for membership and $10 raised for the Muscular Dystrophy Fund. Officers elected for the coming year include Marion Warl as Madame President and Virginia Grossini as vice president.
Honda Circle No. 708 gathers at Foresters Hall after a brief April 4 business meeting led by Hallie Friis. Members play White Elephant Bingo with prizes, surrounded by calla lilies and sweet peas, while Elaine Carlson and others run the game and refreshments.
Lompoc Parent Teachers Association plans its regular meeting Monday April 16 at 8:00 p.m. in Lompoc Elementary School Auditorium. Officers for the next year will be elected. program includes Lavinia Stillman fourth graders and Denice Alberts third graders performing novelty numbers and a transportation singing portrayal, plus a short film The Conservation Story and a Q A. Eighth grade mothers provide refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Fred Bishop of 203 North E street entertained their son Raymond Bishop and his fiancée Miss Phyllis Hanson of Oakland for a weekend visit. Raymond works at Friden Calculating Machines in San Leandro and Phyllis teaches at Washington School. The couple have announced their engagement and plan a June wedding.
Members of the 20 30 Anns enjoyed a potluck dinner and social evening April 9 at the Miguelito Canyon home of Mrs. Robert Murray. Attendees included Mmes Bud Burton Pear Harwood Elmer Herrin George Ingamells Clay Kern William Johnson William Perry Bill Sumter George Tallant Charles Walker and John Mankins. A regular dinner meeting is set for May 14 at the C&B Cafe at 7:00 PM with President Mrs Andrew Learned presiding and Mrs Toby Hooker supplying the door prize.
At the April 5 meeting in the Recreation Center Wataki Campfire Girls discussed a party honoring sponsors Mr William Holt and Mr C A Stadley. Members present included Gloria Bishop Janet Cash Linda Davis Bryn Highfill Kristine Hobus Kathie Holt Sandy Nielson Joey Rockwell Louise Romano Patty Silva Sara Stadley leader Mrs Robert Chilson and one guest Nancy Korenberger. The group also planned to receive the Trail Seekers Bank upon completion of requirements.
Lom poc Community Woman's Club announces Garden Section gathering at 238 North M Street home of Mrs Oma Lee Enke on Tuesday April 17 at 2 00 p m. A plant exchange program is scheduled for the afternoon.
The Lompoc Rebekah Lodge No. 139 held its April 3 meeting at Odd Fellows Hall during Easter season. Haz el Mitty won high prize in the Easter egg hunt and Marion Schuyler drew low. Announcements included a May 12 food sale and a planned Men s Night for April 17 with Harvey Rasmussen as chair and Jess Mitty Frank Fratis and Clarence Epperly as members.
The Alpha Literary and Improvement Club of Lompoc hosts Junior Alphas for a 7:00 PM pot luck with a Tahitian theme at the clubhouse. Mrs Burns Rick of Rick's Motel Santa Maria presents photos from a South Sea Islands trip, Bluebird Girls assist, and Mrs Charles Kendall heads the committee.
Garden tips outline planning for the two day Lompoc Flower ShowJune 23 and 24. Readers are told how to prepare arrangements and specimens with careful handling of cut flowers including water, temperature, and sanitation practices.
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