Mexican Fiesta Themed Mother Daughter Banquet at First Baptist
American Baptist Women present a Friday Mother Daughter banquet at First Baptist Church with a Mexican fiesta decor and live music. Honored guest Rev. Vahac Mardirosian will speak, Mrs. Jean McPeek toasts, and Mrs. Cordy leads songs. Mexican chefs and decorations highlight the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
California
Mexico
Les Spurgin
Quentin Best
Frank Brigham
C.M. Guerrola
Gurrola
Jean McPeek
James Cordy
Vahac Mardirosian
Johnie Dodson
Wendy
Elwood Marvin
Cindy
Carol Christiansen
Portland
Oregon
Denise
Jill
Arthur Box
Bobby Atwood
Dear Abby Advice on Son's Cheating and Divorce
A Texas mother asks Dear Abby whether she should warn the second wife about her son’s infidelity and likelihood of leaving again. She admits guilt over raising a spoiled son and notes the man’s charm and previous marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Texas
Catholic Women set meeting in Santa Barbara
Our Lady of Guadalupe Altar will host the Santa Barbara District Deanery meeting of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women on Tuesday May 12. Registration is 9 30 a.m. in the parish hall at 801 Jennings Ave Santa Barbara. Mrs Andrew Mascsak of Lompoc will preside with Rev Andrew McGrath of La Purisima Church as moderator. Principal speaker Mrs Jerry Burns will discuss parliamentary procedure and speech making in her talk Will The Meeting Please Come To Order. Coffee and cookies will be served after the 11 30 a.m. adjournment under Mrs E C Rob incheck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Guadalupe Altar
Santa Barbara
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women
Jennings Ave
Andrew Mascsak
Lompoc
Andrew McGrath
la Purisima Church
Jerry Burns
California Association of Parliamentarians
Toastmistress International
E.C. Robincheck
Altar Society
Floyd C. Proffitt
Our Lady of Guadalupe Altar Society
Infant William John Ochs Christen ed at La Purisima Church
William John Ochs infant son of Mr and Mrs William Ochs 116 Huntington Place was christened Sunday afternoon May 3 at La Purisima Catholic Church. Officiating priest was Father Andrew McGrath with proxies for godparents from San Rafael and San Francisco. Grandparents listed include Mrs John Ochs and the late John Ochs, Mrs Edward Murphy of San Francisco and the late Edward Murphy. About 25 friends attended a reception at the family home with hors d oeuvres and punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Purisima Catholic Church
William John
William Ochs
Huntington Place
Lompoc Hospital
Andrew McGrath
John Donlon
San Rafael
Dick Murphy
San Francisco
Constantino Contreras
Lompoc
John Ochs
W. North Ave
Edward Murphy
Village Country Club hosts bi annual plaque play results
Local lady golfers win the tournament plaque at Village Country Club on Tuesday April 28. The event awards the plaque to the club with ten lowest net scores. Alice Watts posted the lowest net for the home team and Lucille Wineman led Santa Maria with the top net score.
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Village Country Club
Santa Maria
Alice Watts
Lucille Wineman
Presbyterians Plan Flower Power Erosion Control Drive
First Presbyterian Church plans a Saturday flower power project to stabilize the 1600 Berkeley Drive embankment. Vance Johnson will bring soil, Walter Holmdahl burlap sacks, Pete Carr gazania plants, and volunteers of all ages will plant them in burlap sacks to hold the banks. The event runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a family picnic and childcare.
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First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Drive
Vance Johnson
Walter Holmdahl
Pete Carr
Petersen
Presbyterian Mariners Club
Sam
Pam Ledgerwood
Bridge tournament results in Lompoc area weekly sessions
Results from duplicate bridge events show Ralph and Marie Chamberlain first in Novice Game on April 24 with Dick and Jean Martin second and Hel en Grundt and Lloyd Castle tied for third. Several pairs earned top spots across North-South and East-West games through May 5 with regular sessions listed at Alpha Clubhouse and Vandenberg Officers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc - Vandenberg
Ralph
Marie Chamberlain
Jean Martin
Helen Grundt
Lloyd Castle
Howard
Joann Hansen
Sue Helmuth
Dorothy Nichles
Larry Earles
Ruth
Herschel Roberts
Jack Shepard
Mary Louise Wallace
Maryann Goodnow
Hope Howard
Donna Swinnen
Norbert Baumgarten
Glenn Rathwick
Walter Hoag
Elmo Swinnen
Patty Rusbrooks
Minnie Zvolanek
Marian Vesser
Janis Massey
Mary Cook
Jo Gowenlock
Barbara Jaenicke
Ross Cullins
Florence Fisher
James Longtin
Alex Turner
Pat Ward
Jeane May
Patty Ausbrooks
Don Cohn
Don Ausbrooks
John Turnbull
Bill Rudman
Mickie Alven
Audrey Wilson
Alpha
Ocean Ave
B St
Vandenberg Officers’ Club
Houseguest Veilleux visits from Tustin to stay with locals
Mrs. Henri Veilleux of Tustin, secretary at UC Irvine, visited Mrs. Harold Cutting and Mrs. George Harris at 421 N Second St over the weekend. She is a former Lompoc and Solvang resident. She will leave Sunday May 17 for a four month vacation in Western Germany and Austria as Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gullich of 420 N D St also depart.
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Rosalie Heredia
Richard W. Siemsen
Alfred P. Heredia
Raymond Siemsen
Cottage Grove
Ore
Cottage Grove Union
Lompoc
J.C. Penney’s
Jon’s Beauty College
Penny
Valley Photo Service
Harold Cutting
George Harris
N. Second St
Henri
Wilma) Veilleux
Tustin
Solvang
Germany
Austria
Emil Gullich
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Baptist
Mardirosian
Southern California Baptist Convention
Syria
Spanish American Baptist Seminary
Los Angeles
Los Angeles State College
Son
Mommy
Charleston, W.va
Cal
Ochs
Mmes. Constantino Contreras
Hugh Lauver
William Connell
Danny Johns
Stan Setlock
Ronald Gibbons
Robert Burnett
Edward Walsh
Mines
John Murphy
Margaret Armstrong
Travers Parkinson
Ledgerwood
P.E.O
Allan Holliday
Christ
Bruce C. Rinker
Cypress St
Vandenberg Afb
P.e.o.s
Mrs. Holliday
Joseph J. Pinola
Bank of America
N.t,4&s.a
Gloria Monica
Futura
National Secretaries Association, International
George Cotsenmeyer
Lompoc Bank of America
Holiday Inn, Santa Maria
Louis B. Lundberg
America
Horizon Club
Kristy Dudley
Margaret Keys
Camp Fire Horizon Club
Etheline Baucom
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