Renaissance and Danish styles blend in Hurlbut Home on tour
The Charles Hurlbut residence at 485 St. Andrews Way hosts four living patterns within a rambling two story Spanish stucco design during the annual Jr. Alpha Home Tour. Renaissance dominates the living and dining area with period pieces, while Early American maple outfits the family room and kitchen and Danish modern decor accents the upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Jack
Mexico
Charles Hurlbut
St. Andrews Way
Jr. Alpha Club
Myrna Hurlbut
California
Scouts Dinner Social Invites Lompoc Adults to May 21
Lompoc Neighborhood Girl Scouts announce their spring adult social at Village Inn Vandenberg Village. Social hour 6 30 p.m. dinner 7 30 p.m. Tickets 3 25 with chicken or beef. Reservations via Mrs Randall Coffee or Mrs Dave Young. Proceeds aid community youth activities and drug abuse prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Village Inn
Vandenberg Village
Randall Coffee
Dave Young
Jr. Alpha Club
Village Country Club
Lompoc Chamber Women to Host Police Chief as Speaker
Police Chief Jim Smith will address the Lompoc Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division luncheon at noon Monday at the Valley Club. The program includes youth counselor duties, a drug problem dissertation, and a Drug Abuse Prevention Clinic update. Olivia Cotsenmeyer will preside in President Pritchard’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Smith
Lompoc
George
Olivia) Cotsenmeyer
Seville
Veterans Auxiliary reports extensive WWI service effort
The Veterans Auxiliary details over 2000 hours sewing and knitting for hospital patients and 818 hours aiding bereaved families. It cites donations to Cancer Fund T B and Heart funds and 500 cards and 300 letters to servicemen abroad. May 25 sewing day set at 225 N F St with Mrs Bernardine Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Auxiliary
Lompoc
T.B
Heart Funds
Taiwan
Korea
Vietnam
Bernardine Hall
N. F St
William
Minnie) Zvolanek
WWI
Veterans Memorial Hall
Harry Hodgson
Santa Rosa
Frank
Marguerite) Winters
Dwelle
Edna) Truesdale
G. F
Edna Mae) Bishop
J. B
Winnie) Willams
E.eleanor Howell
J. W
Bernardine) Howell
Lumen Vitae League Bridge Marathon Winners Named
Winners in the Lumen Vitae League bridge marathon were led by Pat Ward and Jeanne May in first place among children’s Home Society pairings. Group winners included Sally Cullen Audrey Wilson Mickey Alven Dottie Young and many others with multiple paired teams listed among top finishers. Also noted are local hospital entries and patients connected to Santa Barbara area institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumen Vitae League
Children’s Home Society
Pat Ward
Jeanne May
Mickey Alven
Dottie Young
Becky Giddings
Margaret Halberson
Sally Cullen
Audrey Wilson
Ann Lewis
Boots Taylor
Margaret Lewis
Beatrice Cowdry
Donna Giovanacci
Clair Kirwan
Sara Glaze
Dorothy Phillips
Robert
Lois) Thompson
Norman
Ruth) Klitz
Dick Dinkle
Ross Cullen
Louise) Hutton
Col
Garth
Ruth) Dettinger
Jean Ellison
Betty Tichi
Laura Stearns
Helen Smith
Lyle
Brenda) Holloway
Jane Winkenwerder
Jerry McClennon
Dora Perrazzo
Judy Burris
Dear Abby letters mix with wedding notice and a risqué tale
A noisy mix of Dear Abby questions on concentration in class with a see through blouse and a second honeymoon request after Vietnam. A wedding engagement notice for Linda Ann Lester to Randy Chappell, with family details. A humorous Oregon house story ends with an awkward handshake joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Linda Ann Lester
Randy Kyle Chappell
Allan D. Lester
Lato
Mission Hills
Carl Chappell
Santa Barbara
Audrey Chappell
Santa Maria
Cabrillo High School
Lester
Dos Pueblos High School
Vietnam
Alice
Oregon
Susie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jr. Alpha
Debi
Hurlbut
Lompoc Junior Alpha Club
Scouts Associates
Mother Lode Country
Paso Robles
Sierras
Myrna
Mrs. Hurlbut
Richard
National Geographic Magazine
Norman Wilkinson
Ed Swanke
Oxford Drive
Leroy Begg
S. I St
Carl Burris
Clubhouse Road
Edmund Milanowski
Princeton Pl
CC Women State Police
St. Francis Hospital, Santa Barbara
Ruth
Eric T.) Andersen
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Charley Kendall
Dean
Lucille) Martin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!