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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1969
Page
4
Dear Abby weighs in on whether a couple aged seventy should marry six months after a spouse’s death and how gift etiquette applies after a costly failed wedding. She also advises a reader on giving a second gift to a sorority sister with a history of broken marriages and discusses spousal commentary while people watching.
Rebekah Lodge hosts Ida Mae Grieb Arroyo Grande district deputy with marshal Ellen Richards in Lompoc. Spaghetti dinner and entertainment by Leftovers Band honor the visit. August 5 committee members named Virginia Larson Laura Henderson Annie Strodiotto.
The Grange honors Mr and Mrs John Graton as they depart for Yosemite National Park where he will work. Mrs Graton led piano duties and a program featured a parody song and a duet with Earl Bishop. A gift was given and Little League dinner coverage was noted. Plans for Ken Adam County Park development and the August Pomona CWA meeting were announced.
City Attorney James Longtin spoke on obscenity definitions and liberal court interpretations. He argued that the public, not courts, bears the burden of rejection while noting a push for sex education debates.
Miss Susan Elizabeth Gibson and Buckley Tapp Jr were wed at St. James Episcopal Church Mt. Vernon Virginia. The gown featured white organda with Venice lace bodice and mantilla. Family members and military colleagues attended and the couple plans to live in Orlando Florida after a Florida wedding trip.
Lompoc Valley Red Cross units will wrap Christmas gifts for U.S. servicemen in South Vietnam at their July 30 meeting at Lompoc Hospital. They participate in the Shop Early program aiming to supply 225 gift bags. A rummage sale August 12 at 321 E. Ocean Ave. funds the effort. donations and pickup available. An added prize draws: a savings bond and a framed oil painting.
About 100 attendees from Lompoc Women of the Moose attended a combined social and fund raising luau. Proceeds benefit Mooseheart House of God the College of Regents scholarship fund and local welfare. New officers include Mrs. Fagan assistant guide Mrs. Lester Newton guide and others with chairmen named for Mooseheart library social service and more. Laurence Marshall won the door prize monkey pool bowl filled with fruit.
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