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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1970
Page
4
Shirley asks how long a marriage license lasts and faces a delayed wedding plan. Other letters discuss dating a married man, verbal affection in marriage, infidelity jealousy, and frustration with Dear Abby's column.
The Lompoc Gem and Mineral Club held a Christmas dinner at the Sportsman Lodge to honor outgoing president the Parkers and welcome new officers. Gilbert Parker departs for a Vietnam Air Force assignment. 39 members and three guests attended. New officers installed include Ernest Smith president and Dave Croas vice president.
June Marie Spencer, a professional hypnotist, tours dinner clubs and colleges across California and nearby states. She seeks licensing for hypnotism, credits nurses training with sparking her interest, and plans part time shows while pursuing psychology degrees and marriage.
The TM club hosts its annual Christmas party as a progressive event at multiple homes in Lompoc. Guests enjoy cocktails hors d oeuvres dinner with ham spaghetti beans salad hot buttered rum and dessert while pool light effects and a decorated tree enhance the festive atmosphere.
The Kistle family announces engagements for two daughters. Miss Mary Colette Kistle will marry Gordon Kile Loose, with Mary a 1969 Lompoc High School graduate and stenographer at Federal Electric. Gordon A. Loose's son Wayne Edward Burmester is engaged to Philomena Patricia Kistle, with Wayne a 1972 Lompoc graduate in the Navy and stationed on the U S S Ajax in San Diego. Both weddings are not yet set.
Captain Henry Sweetser Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution celebrated the season at Mrs. K E Neitzel’s Santa Maria home. Hostesses were Mrs. M D Likes and Mrs. Purvis Glines. The Harmonettes Mines Joanelle Estes Gayle Wynger and Pat Gardner led singing after Christmas selections. New member Mrs. Beth Ellen Klaus of Santa Barbara was introduced. Guests included Mrs. Robert Altman Mrs. Irene McDuffee and others home for the holidays from Westmont College. Mrs. Paul Warnick presided at the brief meeting. Mrs. James Draper spoke on National Defense.
A baby shower at Mrs. Guy Smart’s home used a miniature cradle, angels, and a pink tree as the focal point. Honoree was Mrs. Frank Trejo with co hostesses and guests listed, part of a social page item from 1971.
The chapter held a Christmas party for members' children with Santa Claus giving stockings. Twenty one children and their mothers attended with special guest Mrs Bill Buckman and her son Guy. Refreshments were served and the year closed. a January 7 program in Mrs Perry White’s home will kick off the new year with a cultural program by Mrs George D Nilsen.
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