Lockwood Nuptials Held at San Jacinto Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Lockwood attend their son’s wedding at the Union Church home in San Jacinto with over 50 guests. The bride wore a white lace ballerina gown and carried white carnations, with Miss William Record and Mr Keith Froehrick as attendants. Reception followed at the Glover home with cake and punch service noted. The bride, a Riverside college freshman and past Job’s Daughters queen, plans Riverside residence with groom, a Riverside college sophomore and Sigma Chi member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church of
San Jacinto
William Record
San Luis Obispo
Keith Froehrick
Idilwild
Lockwood
Glover
Clayton A. Record
Janet Kilmer
Kathy Benedict
Riverside College
Job
Riverside Content
Sigma Chi Ro
Riverside
PTA Dinner Sets New Attendance Record at Lompec School
About 400 people attended the annual PTA family dinner at Lompec Elementary School Cafeteria on Monday, surpassing the previous record of 315 in 1953. Dinner chairman Mrs. LeRoy Begg led assistance from PTA board members and many volunteers to ensure enough food was prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Lompec
LeRoy Begg
Mines
Charles Burns
Warren Strange
Clara Gustman
Luther Thomas
Quintin McCabe
Victor Kalding
Jens Andersen
Curtis Levens
E. L. Sechrest
Vernon Moss
Fred Ruffner
Irene Gilkerson
John Vance
Henry Dettamanti
Walter Mantrina
Marie Olsen
Rey Masters
William Sudden
Tommy Lewis
LeRoy Summer
Matt Howerton
Donat Schuyler
Howard Sperber
Harold Nickolaus
Frank McCall
Harry Morris
Kenneth Fairbanks
Emmett Schuyler
Local Grange Masters Year Opens with Appointments
Mary Fairbanks, elected Grange Master, led a meeting where a member was honored as the charter was draped. Officers and committees were named including Gertrude Campbell Day Committee and Kenneth Fairbanks Agriculture, with plans for a February 18 potluck and entertainment. Charles Lockwood invited to address concerns on the upcoming school tax and bond election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fairbanks
Grange
Lettie Riser
Gertrude Campbell
Kenneth Fairbanks
Bob Murray
James King
Emmett Schuyler
James Larsen
Vern Campbell
Jim Allen
Tony Armas
Doc Woolard
Lucy Kaln
Katherine Sumter
Annie Stradiotti
John Grossini
Etta Day
Ed Lair
Este
Charles Lockwood
Lompoc
Lockwood
NCO Club Introduces Monthly Saturday Dance Series
The NCO Club at USDB announces a new policy of a different style each Saturday with four musical groups. January 31 features a March of Dimes Dance and February 11 marks the St Valentine’s Day Dance by the Metro Gnomes, an eight piece band from San Luis Obispo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCO Club
Oficers Club
USDB
Metro Gnomes
San Luis Obispo
Sons of Italy Honor 25 Year Members at Lompoc Ceremony
Gug lielmo Marconi Lodge in Lompoc celebrated nine members receiving 25 year pins at a January dinner meeting at the Alpha Clubhouse. Attilio Raeta of San Francisco spoke, presenting pins to Maria Pensa and others, with new members initiated and officers installed for the year. An award pin honored Mimi Pensa Main for recruiting the most new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Italy
Guglielmo Marconi Lodge
Lompoc
Alpha
California
Attilio Raeta
San Francisco
Maria Pensa
B. F. Signorelli
Steve Greco
Paul Pasanini
Albert Valla
Teresa Valla
Tony Chiodi
A. P. Signor 4N
Louie Chiodi
John H. Rios
Kenneth H. Main
John R. Loustalot
Jean Loustalot Jr
Madelena Salvoldelli
Vincent Melella
Grand Lodge of
Stelvina Signorelli
Mimi Pensa Main
Charity Dinner Sparks Dignitaries and Festivities
Over the past year B F Signorelli chaired a dinner followed by dancing to Babe Grossi’s accordion. Mrs John Hl Rios earned praise for decorations. Visiting dignitaries from Santa Barbara included Frank Dal Bello and Mrs Dal Bello. Santa Maria sent Grand Deputy E Bignardi and Mrs Bignardi, Grand Deputy Louie Sibilio and Mrs Sibilio, and Grand Deputy O Bettiga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Signorelli
Babe Grossi
John Hl. Rios
Santa Barbara
Frank Dal Bello
Dal Bello
Siana Nuova
Josephine Pezzati
Santa Maria
E. Bignardi
Bignardi
Louie Sibilio
Sibilio
O. Bettiga
Rainbow for Girls Installations Set for January 2
Public invited to open installation ceremonies for newly elected officers of the Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday January 2 at 8:00 p.m. Santa Maria members in attendance included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Colli, Mr. and Mrs. Gherbi, Mrs. O Ferrari and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A Del Matini and daughter, and Mr. A Bognuda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
Odd Fellows Hall
Santa Maria
Joe Colli
Gherbi
O. Ferrari
A. del Matini
A. Bognuda
Tonda Campfire Girls Elect New Officers
The Tonda Horizon Campfire group elected new officers at a January 10 meeting at Mrs. Elsa Wygal's home. Cathy Lower became president with Betty Fumasi as vice president, Midgie Miller secretary, Ann Wygal treasurer, and Ruta Glidden Scribe. The group planned Birth day Honor for 1956 and seeds shipments, assisted with the PTA family dinner, and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonda Horizon
Elsa Wygal
Cathy Lower
Betty Fumasi
Midgie Miller
Ann Wygal
Ruta Glidden
PTA
Mrs. Wygal
Ann Wrygal
Irene Jorden
Mary Showers
Veronica Foley
Ruth Glidden
Guild Circles to Hold Meetings Thursday
Presbyterian Women's Guild announces Circle meetings on Thursday January 26. Circle One meets at 921 North H Street, Circle Two at 701 West Ocean Avenue, Circle Three at 500 East Olive Avenue, and the Evening Circle at 733 North H Street. All groups begin a study of Ephesians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Guild
Circle One
Richard Giacomazzi
North H Street
Circle Two
Earl Slater
O. B. Westmont
West Ocean Avenue
Circle Three
George R. Vance
East Olive Avenue
Glen Bender
Robert Ross
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Gi ‘Ort Lockwood
Pearson Studio
Hemit
Calif
Son
East Ocean
DRY Cleaners
Ance
B F. Signorelli
Giovanna Signorelli
Pete Signorelli Jr
Victorina Rios
Mary Jones
Betty Burchardi
Cesarina Loustalot
Nyinae Nee Et
Pore
Eames
Moselle
Mpoc Record Thurs
Tonda
Teena
Penney's Annual
Penney Cottons
Penney's
Penney
Penney’s
Penny
Uary
Gore
Dan River
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