Mrs. Gaelord Nisle Wins Mrs. Lompoc Contest
Mrs. Gaelord Nisle was named Mrs. Lompoc in a Junior Alpha Club event with top judges citing her entry, interview, and prize winning cake. She will advance to the regional contest in Santa Maria on April 5 to compete for a spot in the state finals in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisle
Lompoe
Robert Decker
Reuben Carlson
Clyde Hester
Alpha Club
Milton Duncan
Elizabeth Canfield
Horace Reed
K. C. Fairbanks
D. A. Jackman
Lompoc
American Gas Association
California
Southern Counties Gas Companies
DeSoto
Los Angeles Ambassador Hotel
Ellinor Village
Daytona Beach
Florida
Noweton Group Discuss Projects
The Noweton Campfire Group met at Karen Warner’s home on March 19 led by vice-president Patty Hearne. They planned a 2030 Club presentation and seed packing for international tokens, prepared seed bags, discussed ceremonial gowns, and asked members to notify the secretary. Cake and punch were served to Patty Hearne and several members including Karen Warner and Mrs. Axel Jansson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noweton
Karen Warner
Patty Hearne
Linda Jansson
Sharon Haskett
Suzanne Lemnes
Marian Dennis
Caroline Hieber
Kristy McCabe
Axel Jansson
Lompocans Return from Panama Visit
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. McCabe of 137 South L Street returned to Lompoc last Thursday after a lengthy trip to Panama. They visited Lt. Colonel and Mrs. D. H. Carr at Fort Gulick and toured historic sites in the canal zone. The couple traveled by plane to Mexico City then Panama, returning aboard the Danish freighter Susan Maerske through the canal locks to Wilmington.
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C. D. McCabe
South L Street
Lompoc
D. H. Carr
Fort Gulick
Panama Canal Zone
Mexico City
Panama
Carrs
Pacific
Chagres
Susan Maerske
Mrs. McCabe
Canal
Wilmington
Floridians Plan Lompoc Visit After Miami Vacation
Floridians Mr and Mrs Frank Heringes and two year old Joey return from a Miami vacation by plane. They visited Mrs Nehrer in Florida and promoted Lompoc attractions while touring the Everglades Fort Lauderdale races and boating. Hosts plan a summer visit to Lompoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Florida
Frank Heringes
Joey
South D Street
Heringes
Joseph Nehrer
Everglades
Fort Lauderdale
Past Chief's Club Kinjoy Social at Ida Butterfield Home
Members of the Past Chiefs' Club of the Companions of the Forest of America enjoyed a social afternoon at Ida Butterfield's home on Tuesday March 13 with Gladys Craft calling canasta. A brief business meeting led by President Maggie Brown preceded prize canasta wins by Irene Kennedy Edith Sickels Laura Henderson and Clarriett Morehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs
Companions of the Forest of America
Ida Butterfield
Gladys Craft
Maggie Brown
Canasta Games
Irene Kennedy
Edith Sickels
Laura Henderson
Clarriett Morehart
Mary Triqueiro
Iva Elexon
Minnie 4Voianek
Joeia Wekert
Margaret Heiges
Ada Wyman
Josefa Lafourcade
Esther Hollister
Harriett Morenart
Janice Rute
Ida Guderfield
All Things Irish at Circle Party
The Miguelito Circle O E S hosted a St Patrick's Day party in the Alpha clubhouse on March 16 with Mrs. Vivian Shanklin as chairman. The event featured green shamrocks and Irish decor, spring flowers, themed desserts, and a card game for entertainment with Pauline Strange winning a handmade Irish apron.
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Miguelito Circle
O.E.S
Alpha Clubhouse
Vivian Shanklin
Lucy Main
Leola Fabing
Dale Laubly
Leola Pattee
Irene Freiley
Linnie Jennings
Pauline Strange
Slumber Party Celebrates Birthday in March Gathering
A birthday slumber party hosted at the Blairbanks home on March 1 included Irene Jordan Doreen Jores Coralee Swanson Max ae Carriers and Ruth Glidden. The revelers enjoyed a chocolate angel cake with white frosting, opened gifts, and sang as Lorraine Fairbanks played the accordion until bedtime. Senior hosts Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Fairbanks provided Sunday breakfast for the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crrame Fairbanks
Lairbanks
Irene Jordan
Doreen Jores
Coralee Swanson
Maxae Carriers
Ruth Glidden
Wes
Lorraine Fairbanks
Pythian Sisters Host Easter Party and Card Games
Pythian Sisters Mission Temple No. 69 led by Chief Gertie Stater held a March 15 meeting outlining a Country Store Card Party for April 21 at the Knights of Pythias Hall. Canasta and pinochle will be played with a potluck dinner planned for April 5 at 6 30 p m in the K P Hall under Lurene Beattie’s chairmanship for Knights Nomads and guests.
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Gertie Stater
Pythian Sisters Mission Temple No. 69
Knights of Pythias
K- P
Lurene Beattie
Companions of the Forest announce March rummage sale
The Companions of the Forest of America announced a rummage sale at Foresters Hall on Saturday March 24 starting at 10 00 a m Bernice Henning named chairwoman in charge of the event
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Companions of the Forest of America
Foresters Hall
Bernice Henning
Grange Group Plans Dinner and Bazaar Leadership
Elsie Beattie chairs and several members named for project roles at the Home Economics Group meeting. Plans include a potluck dinner March 1 at 6 30 p m in Yvane Hall to mark the Grange dedication anniversary and a District gathering April 4 in Los Olivos with Jennie Armas and Lennie Collier hosting.
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Elsie Beattie
Home Economics
Rose Schuyler
Enchilada
Ethel Agnelli
Jennie Armas
Mary Fairbanks
Estella Fraters
Ina Youngblood
Grange
Yvane
Lennie Collier
Margaret King
Ed Lair
Los Olivos
Bertha Barker
Winfrey Kolding
Lola Mling
Belle Anderson
Clara Olson
Etta Day
Gertie Campbell
Margaret Kine
Bessie V. Davison
Lucy Kalin
Fisie Beattie
Kathryn O. Balaam
Emilia Chaves
Mary Houk
Father Agnelli
Katherine Sumter
Garden Section Hear Guest Speaker in Lompoc Club
The Lompoc Community Womans Club Garden Section met Tuesday at Mrs. L. E. Heiges Sr.s home 126 North G Street. Guest speaker Wesley Keyes of Burpee Farms spoke on raising seeds from flats and peat moss and vermiculite uses. A Firechief petunia prize was won by Mrs. Kermit Hover and Mrs. L. E. Heiges Sr. Refreshments followed with co hosts Mrs. Verna Meyers and Mrs. Ethel Burton plus members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden
Lompoc
Robins Will Be Bluebirds in Fall
A new club The Rob ins formed in March by young girls aiming to become Bluebirds in September. Elected officers include Judy Hanna president Jeanette Balaam ace-president Debbie Coker treasurer and Sheri Highfill scribe. Members listed include Jeanette Balaam Debbie Coker Judy Hannah Sheri Highfill Pamela Block Vickie Powers and others.
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The
Robins
Bluebirds
Jere
Judy Hanna
Jeanette Galaam
Ace
Debbie Coker
Teasure
Bonnie Levens
Secreary
Sheri Uighfil
Scribe
Jeanette Balaam
Vickie Stillwell
Carol Curtis
Linda Fisher
Judy Hannah
Jerriyn Jansen
Sheri Highfill
Pamela ‘Ieblock
Vickie Powers
Sharon Ruffner
Vickie 3Iliweil
Linda Twyford
Margaret Looby
Hi Kits for Hong Kong Project Backed by Junior High Group
The Westminster Fellowship Group approved a project named Hi-Kits for Hong Kong to aid less fortunate children abroad. Projects include crafts sewing games health materials and towel packets. The group will raise funds by babysitting lawn work and other tasks with public cooperation welcomed. Patricia McVicar prepared publicity posters and Mrs Marguerite Hall serves as advisor.
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Westminster Fellowship Group
Hong Kong
Patricia McVicar
Marguerite Hall
Timely tips for Loimpot Flower Show gardeners
Local gardeners share tips to boost specimen collections for Loimpot’s Annual Flower Show. Focus on perennials subtropicals and bulbs from flats and bedding plant selections. Emphasize pest control pruning watering fertilizing and careful plant selection for beauty and energy savings.
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Loimpot
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Gaelord Nisle
Perry Martin
Rueben Carlson
Vernon Freeman
Sam Gillespie
Morgan Lewellyn
George McCann Jr
Robert Ross
Noweton Group
Future Council
2030
Lompocans
Kinjoy
Ada Idman
Iva Tlexon
Frank McCall
Sailor HA
Hormel
Wilson
Wanson
Durkee
Small Fresh Ranch
Oleo
Dot
Best Foods
Ibs
West Ocean Avenue
Mr. and
Vrs. K. C. Fairbanks
All
Pythian Sisters
Companions State
Grange Group
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