Elks Parade Marshal Named Grand Marshal Is Santa Maria
Lieut. Gen. Robert Nichols Young, commanding general of the 6th Army Headquarters, accepted the Elks Recreation Foundation invitation to be grand marshal of the 13th annual Elks Rodeo parade in Santa Maria on June 2. The general, born in Washington, D. C., has a long WWII record including roles with the War Department General Staff and the 70th Infantry Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nichols Young
Sixth Army
Presidio of
San Francisco
Santa Maria
U. S. Army
6Th Army Headquarters
Elks Recreation Foundation
John Weldon
General Young
Goodwin J. Knight
Washington, D. C
Infantry Reserve
United States
War Department General Staff
70Th Infantry Division
Young
U.S. Seventh Army
Europe
3Rd Infantry Division
Colmar
Strasbourg
Alsace
Washington
Special Mothers Day Music at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church hosts special music for Mothers Day during the 11:00 worship led by Rev. Paul L. Hall. Robert G. McAnlis directs the Chancel Choir with the anthem O Make our Hearts to Blossom. Children join a junior sermon and activities, while adults attend classes and a Coffee Hour in Westminster Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Paul L. Hall
Robert G. McAnlis
Clokey
E. J. Godden
Westminster Hall
Westminster Fellowship
Christian Witness Program
Local Business Notes and Military Career Highlight
Western Auto and May Furniture executives attend regional trade events in Los Angeles and Fresno while Sears and J C Penney store managers plan upcoming conventions. The piece also notes a paint update for Ruth and Harry’s Market and weekend hours for an East Ocean automotive shop. A lengthy biographical item summarizes General Young’s ascent from infantry officer to lieutenant general, detailing command roles in Korea and San Francisco.
School Lunch Menu Week May 14–18
The week’s meals list hot dogs and salads on Monday, spaghetti with meat sauce on Tuesday, meat loaf on Wednesday, ham sandwich on Thursday, and chili beans with spinach on Friday. Each day includes milk and a fruit or dessert option.
Vets Warned On Deadline For Santa Barbara Tax Exemption
Veterans owning property in Santa Barbara County have until May 28 1956 to apply for the annual $1 000 property tax exemption. County official John W. Mattes notes the filing window runs from March through May at the County Tax Assessor offices and that spouses may file for their husbands. Widows and some widowed parents may also qualify under state law covering World War II and Korea veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara County
John W. Mattes
California
Korea
Contest Winners Announced in RCA Puzzle Contest
Moore's Department Store announced the RCA puzzle contest winners. Betty Larsen of Lompoc took first prize a television set, Mrs. B. A. Balzer of Lompoc second prize a portable radio, and Blanche C. Blezinger of Lompoc third prize a record player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCA
Moore’s Department Store
Betty Larsen
Lompoc
B. A. Balzer
Blanche C. Blezinger
County Assessor Office Hours Listed in Lompoc
The County Assessor's office in Lompoc is at 110 North H Street with hours from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The dates range from 1947 or between June 27 1950 and January 31 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
North H Street
Richfield Agent To Attend L A Marketing Session
Lompoc agent L. J. Begg of Richfield Oil Corp will attend an all day marketing session in Los Angeles at the Statler Hotel. W. G. King Jr. will present Richfield's 13 million dollar accelerated refinery and research expansion program to meet Southern California growth. F M Jordan will present plans and introduce Thomas Mitchell. Other participants include M F Bach John Ward Judy Marsh Joyce Winfield Kai Jorgensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Begg
Richfield Oil Corporation
Lompoc
Richfield
Los Angeles
Statler Hotel
W. G. King Jr
Tell
Cali
Fornia
F. M. Jordan
Thomas Mitchell
M. F. Bach
John Ward
Judy Marsh
Joyce Winfield
Kai Jorgensen
Notify subscribers if records not received by 5 36 p m Thursday
Notice warns home delivery subscribers to inform carriers by calling 3751 if their copies fail to arrive by 5 36 p m Thursday. The item directs readers to report missing deliveries to ensure prompt service.
Want ads will sell your unwanted items
Lompoc Record notes that want ads offer a simple way to dispose of unwanted items. Readers are urged to place ads to reach buyers, with service details and contact options provided by the newspaper.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elks
the Record Shop
North G Street
Presbyterian
Chuck Minugh
Western Auto Supply Co
Ernie May
May Furniture, van and Storage Co
California Warehouse Association
Fresno
L. B. Davis
Sears Roebuck & Co
Sears
John Hearne
J. C. Penney
J. C. Penney Co
Art Negus
Negus Furniture
Fu Dealers’ Association
William Perozzi
Perozzi Hardware Co
Ruth and
Harry
North I Street
R. R. Dowse
East Ocean Avenue
Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Pacific
Fort Shafter
T.H
Heartbreak Ridge
P~sidio San Francisco
L. A
Holiday
Safeway
MA Ali
Turkey
Hunt
Kraft
Wilson’s
Tenderma
USDA
Pillsbury Biscuits
RATH
Libby
van Camp
Pon van Camp
Jane Arden
WEBER
Mrs. Wright
Rmilk
Black Hawk Acuum
Dess
Boysenberries Knott's Berry Farmer
Bel-air
Pint Arton
Kraft Macaroni
Pkas
Utah
Pka
Lowe
FBI
Lompoc Record
Magerie
H St. — Lompoc
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