PEO Observes Centenary With Founders Day Program
Lompoc Vandenberg unaffiliated PEO group meets January 28 at 9 30 a m in Mrs Robert Scotts home to honor the 100th birth day of the PEO Sisterhood. Mrs Louis Finis leads the program. calls to Mrs Scott or Mrs Finis welcome. The centennial honors the seven founders of the sorority begun in 1869 at Iowa Wesleyan College. The organization has about 170000 members in the United States and Canada with 5000 local chapters and more than 20000 California members. PEO funds include the PEO Educational Fund Cottey College in Nevada Missouri and the International Peace Scholarship program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc-Vandenberg
P.E.O
Robert Scott
N. First St
Louis Finis
P.e.o.s
Scott
Finis
Iowa Wesleyan College
United States
Canada
California
P.E.O. Educational Fund
Cottey Junior College For
Nevada
P.E.O. Sisterhood
International Peace Scholarship Program
Legion Auxiliary reports strong community service in Lompoc
The Lompoc American Legion Auxiliary discloses a steady record of service and donations. December gave food clothing toys and 25 dollars to an adopted family, plus 10 dollars to the four chaplains fund. Hours contributed to Camp Fire Girls churches youth groups senior citizens and the Legion Drum band totaled 2948 hours. Donations included 60 dollars in cookies for Vietnam troops and 10 dollars plus 50 ditty bags to the Red Cross project. Scheduled volunteers include Mothers March of Dimes activities and 16th district convention plans for March 8-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc American Legion Auxiliary
Joe Rocha
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Vietnam
American Red Cross
Ken Colbath
Fred Bishop
Henry Carson
Richard Harmon
Jr. Alpha
Fairbanks Grange Officers Host Social Evening
Fairbanks Master Mary Fairbanks and Kenneth hosted officers and members at 335 S N St with a social hour before a potluck. Prizes went to Kathryn Sumter Johnny Fraters James Larsen and a door prize to George Mendez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fairbanks
Kenneth
S. N St
Kathryn Sumter
Johnny Fraters
James Larsen
George Mendez
Messrs
Mmes
R.D. Manfrina
Anthony Armas
Veril Campbell
Mines
Lola Elvig
Etta Day
Laura Henderson
Annie Stradiotto
Art DeMaria
Robert Halstead
Johnny Grossini
Lucy Kalin
Serial Imagery on Exhibit at Santa Barbara Museum of Art
A major exhibition titled Serial Imagery opens Saturday January 25 at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art. Organized by John Coplans, the show traces the influence of Monet, Jawlensky and Albers on serial form. A fully illustrated catalogue is available at the museum desk and the exhibit runs through February 23 in the McCormick Gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara Museum of Art
John Coplans
Pasadena Art Museum
Monet
Jawlensky
Albers
Museum Desk
McCormick
Third 4H Home Economics Day set for Solvang
The A H Club hosts its third 4H Home Economics Day on Saturday January 25 from 9 30 a m to 12 00 noon at the Veterans Memorial Hall Solvang featuring good light flower design lamps sewing and television study with guidance from Mrs Donald Cameron and UC extensions staff. Awards will be given to participants with a lineup of involved members and leaders including Kathryn Costa Buellton Mrs John McLaughlin Santa Ynez Mrs Al Giorgi Orcutt and others chaired by Mrs Frank Costa Buellton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Memorial Hall
Solvang
Josephine W. van Schaick
Santa Barbara
Donald Cameron
Lompoc
T.V
Jane Schoppe
U.C. Agriculture Extension
Davis
Kathryn Costa
Buellton
John McLaughlin
Santa Ynez
al Giorgi
Orcutt
Wm. Graf
Santa Maria
Betty Ann Cavalletto
Goleta
Margaret Prewett
Frank Costa
Jack Gower
Neal Crook
Lawrence Rivas
Cinco Companos
Howard Frye
TOPS Club models lose selves in former gowns
Lompoc Valley TOPS Club held a Monday session where five members modeled outfits worn before losing at least 25 pounds in the past year. Jeannie Dziekan won the week for the greatest loss during Jan 13 20 and an area convention planning coffee was announced for May in Anaheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Valley
Jeannie Dziekan
Vickey Pharp
Joyce Pooser
Marjorie Day
Rachael Garcia
Tops Club
Anaheim
Lompoc
Norman
Marge) Turner
Tahitian
Lompoc Chamber welcomes six new CC Women members
The Lompoc Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division admitted six new members: Mmes Jack Savage James Millis Robert Hough John Artis and Miss Michelle Haney. Guests included Mrs Clarence Pritchard Mrs Carl Lehmann Mrs Clarence Lamberson Jeannie Kelley Ardith Hay Vivian Starnes. Charlotte Benton spoke on her travels to Africa and Germany and Gene Doud urged YMCA Week and local family programs. A membership drive is under way with funds welcomed from groups or individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Gene Doud
Arrivals Highlight Visit by Major and Mrs. Charles D
Maj. (ret.) and Mrs. Charles D hosted a Monday night arrival for their son Del, a University of New Mexico student in Albuquerque. He spent the weekend with his mother Betty Laurent and with James R Laurent and his son James R II of Gardena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D
Jack
Lemon Ave
Del
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Betty Laurent
Lupine
James R, Laurent
Son
James R, II
Gardena
Club Celebrates Chi Phi Ninth Birthday Party
A Beta Sigma Phi Chi Phi Chapter marked its ninth anniversary with a party inviting members to dress as nine year olds. Hostess Mrs William Shearer welcomed guests, who enjoyed brunch, decorations in pink and yellow, and contests awarding prizes to those best embodying nine year old antics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Phi
Beta Sigma Phi
William Shearer
James Love
Ernest Schuler
Steve Roby
Jewish Women of Ner Tamid Plan Evening of Games
Jewish Women of Ner Tamid invite newcomers to an evening of games at 8 p.m. Tuesday Jan. 28 in the home of Mrs. Sam Roth at 728 N Sixth St. Call hostess at 66866 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner Tamid
Sam Roth
Sixth St
Moose Women award charm bracelets at Lompoc chapter meeting
Gold charm bracelets recognizing achievements were presented to Mrs. Dale Patton and Mrs. Hoyt Whetzel during a Lompoc Moose Women meeting. Whetzel handled publicity while Patton chaired the Christmas in October bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Patton
Hoyt Whetzel
Lompoc
Women of the Moose
Patton
Bazaar
Whetzel
William Milbourne
Leonard Faulds
Milbourne
W. Apricot
Clarence Pritchard
William Hill
Louise Anderson
Moose Lodge Hall
Laurel Ave
Prophet
Skip’’ Wilcox
Adult Board of Directors
Richard Pickens
Child Board of Directors
Newlywed Mrs James McCabe Morris Improves After New Year Crash
Accident victim Mrs James McCabe Morris shows slow but steady recovery after a near fatal car crash on New Year’s night en route to Ft. Bliss Texas. Pvt Morris her husband and a student at UC were briefly in Lompoc and Goleta before the collision near a highway traffic headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCabe Morris
Ft. Bliss
Texas
San Bernardino
Pvt
Morris
Lompoc
William Barrett
Carl D. McCabe
Goleta
University of California
Pasadena
India
San Bernardino Hospital
Dear Abby Advice Column Highlights Faith and Family Dilemmas
A reader asks if illness is God’s punishment while another fears religious denial of medicine. Abby counters with human knowledge, then letters reveal marital tensions over infidelity, accusations, and aging spouses. The page also includes advice to a wife about a cousin’s kiss and guidance for writing Abby letters.
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Abby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gery M. Magalong
Anita Paguerigan
Alex Barcelona
Mazalome
Philip
Pine Woman’s Club
Filipino Community Club
Legion Auxiliary
John Hickey
Camp Fire
Girls Club
Lompoc Post 211
Unit 211
Leroy Olsen
Elmer Brown
Kenneth O’conners
Henry Carlon
Concha Gonzales
Flora Carlon
William Proud
Harmon
Ellen F. Hayward
Auxiliary
Legislative Leaders Club
National Legislative Commission
C.C. Horton
Fairbanks
A-H
Charlotte Benton
Africa
Germany
Jewish Women Plan
Polenta
Italian Catholic Federation
la Purisima Catholic
Henry Dettamanti
Peter Signorelli
Jesse Greco
Venice
Dear Abby
Mickey
Los Angeles
Cal
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