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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1971
Page
4
Advice column excerpts about a widow wearing two wedding rings, a man seeking commitment with a former prostitute, and a child’s bath privacy dispute. Abby advises removing both rings before remarriage, tells a man to be honest about his feelings, and suggests the child’s need for privacy depending on gender.
A Thinking Day program on international friendship was held Monday at Fillmore School with Junior Troop 146 and guest Brownie Troop 329 and Junior Troop 160. Leaders and members presented talks, displays, a film, and games about the worldwide Girl Guides and Scouts network followed by refreshments.
The Honda Circle 708 Companions of the Forest of America marked Lincoln's Day with readings of The Greatness of Lincoln and Some Sayings of Lincoln. Mrs. Marcus Bounds read poems, Mrs. Henderson led The Battle Hymn of the Republic, and Deliliah Riley was installed as Jr. Past Chief Companion with Lurene Beattie presiding.
Capt. Henry Sweetser Chapter DAR hosts program on Civil War era with music from Agatha Bedrick and daughter Leon Elliott. Life in the 1860s discussed with artifacts including an 1863 stock certificate and 1844 cookbook. March 20 luncheon planned at Holiday Inn Santa Maria with Mrs Seavy chairing.
Lompoc Red Cross chapter begins a 15 hour advanced first aid course on March 2 meeting Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 p.m. in Lompoc High School Library Room 2 led by Allen Holliday. Eligibility includes 15 or older in tenth grade with a standard certificate, which is also required to teach. An instructors class led by Gerald D. Davis and Walter Ward runs May 10-14 in Santa Maria from 7 to 10 p.m. Call RE6-8710 for details.
A Valentine Ball queen Margie Browning was honored with a comedic skit by Omega Pi Beta Sigma Phi sisters. The event supported the Beta Sigma Phi International Endowment Fund and featured plans for a March 4 presentation meeting and officer elections on March 18. Fundraising eggs sold since 1961 rose to 2000 pieces with profits aiding Lompoc charities and nursing scholarships. Hostesses and guests attended, with door prize won by Mrs. Robert Schilpp.
The Women of St. Marys Episcopal Church arrange a luncheon card party on March 9 starting at 11 30 a.m. in the parish hall with babysitters, a quiche lunch, prizes, and tickets at 2.00. Reservations due by March 5. tickets from Mrs Malcolm Anderson or church office.
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