Visitors invited to flower show
A local newspaper invites readers to attend a forthcoming flower show. The notice highlights family matters and reader opinions on etiquette and engagement traditions as presented in the Dear Abby column excerpts.
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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1975
Page
4
A local newspaper invites readers to attend a forthcoming flower show. The notice highlights family matters and reader opinions on etiquette and engagement traditions as presented in the Dear Abby column excerpts.
An intimate Dear Abby letter about social snubs is paired with a local update on a 53rd annual flower show in Lompoc. The piece lists residents visiting hospitals for residency, ongoing floral competitions, show chairmen, prize sponsors, and various divisions and award structures across senior and junior categories.
Lompoc Valley Historical Society invites the public to an open house at the Fabing-McKay-Spanne pioneer home on West Walnut and North L from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Displays cover early Lompoc furnishings and family stories. donations aid restoration. Also in the Lompoc Museum area new family pictures and editor lists are showcased along with stage decor for Alpha Club’s flower show. A string ensemble from Lompoc Music Association performs in the tearoom both days.
Lompoc Hospital reports numerous births with details including birth dates from June 4 to June 18. Parents and weights listed for Isaac Ray, Michelle Delise, Tiffany Ann, Scott Wilson, Ruben Nazario, Darrell Joseph, Jeri Lynn, William John, Jamin William David, Corina Carrie, and more. Locations include South K Street, Lemon Avenue, Hickory Avenue, W Street, College Avenue, Cherry Street, North K Street, Oak Avenue, Cottonwood, and Vandenberg AFB Hospital. Grandparents and a sister are named for Corina Carrie’s family.
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