Buhns Honored at Open House in Ukiah Garden
A steady stream of visitors gathered at Mrs. Bessey Scotts Dora Street home Wednesday for a reception honoring Norman Buhn and his wife after their return from Ukiah. Guests viewed antiques from Mrs. Scotts family and heard plans for the Buhns future travels including San Mateo, Fresno, Bakersfield and Sedonia Arizona before Christmas. Dick Buhn, new assistant professor at Washington State College, will join his parents for the holidays before the Buhns head west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Buhn
Bessey Scott's Garden
Buhns
Sedonia
Ariz
Journal
Gay
Dora Street
Bessey Scott
Norman Buhns
Ukiah
Mrs. Scott
J. W. Eversole
E. A. Eversole
Bradford
Norman Buhn Jr
San Mateo
N. School Street
Arizona
Joyce
Fresno
Bakersfield
Cosmetologists Competing at State Fair Show
Cosmetologists from across California gather at the state fairgrounds on Sunday September 6 for the California Cosmetology Association hair styling contest and show. About 40 entrants compete in Governor's Hall with top fashion figures presenting Flirtation Coiffures. Martha Shapter hosts the program with remarks by Mrs Donald Straw as judges evaluate styling and coloring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California State Fairgrounds
California ‘Cosmetology Association
Governor's Hall
California
Martha Shapter
San Francisco
CCA
Donald Straw
Cosmetology Board
Lyles Upton
Hair Fashion Committee
Color Unlimited
Former Ukiahan Visits Classmate
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Davis hosted Harry Horton of Fresno as a house guest. Horton, a cousin of Mark Carpenter and the late Hale McCowen, was Davis’s Ukiah High School and Stanford classmate. They stayed at the Davis family cottage in Mendocino and visited friends before Horton left Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Davis
Harry Horton
Fresno
Mark Carpenter
Hale McCowen
Mr. Davis
Ukiah High School
Stanford University
Horton
Davis
Mendocino
Coxes Return From 10 Day Idaho Wyoming Yellowstone Trip
Mr and Mrs Maurice Cox return home with son Maurice Jr and friend Ron Bogner after a 10 day motor trip through Idaho Wyoming and the Jackson Hole region visiting Yellowstone Park. Ron Bogner had joined them. earlier he toured Sequoia Kings Canyon and Yosemite with his parents siblings and John. He called from Montana during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Cox
Idaho
Wyoming
Jackson Hole
Yellowstone Park
Maurice Jr
Ron Bogner
Arnold Bogners
Ron
John
Carol
Barbara
Sequoia
Kings Canyon National Park
Yosemite
Montana
Coxes
Ladies Night at Ukiah Chapter 53 Masons
The Ladies Night of Ukiah Chapter 53 Royal Arch Masons is set for Tuesday September 1 in the dining hall at the Masonic Temple. Dinner is at 6 30 p m and the lodge session begins at 8 p m.
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Ukiah Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Ukiah
Welcome Wagon Club
Henry Cotter
S. Dora
Bob Taylor
Lewis White
American Legion
Veterans Memorial Building
Ukiah Garden Club
Garden House
W. Clay Street
Ernest Klatté
Talmage
Oak Knoll
Hopland
Old Hopland
Grange Park
12Th District Fairgrounds
Potter Vly
Calpella
Redwood
Vly
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Hawaiian Luau Delights Santa Rosa Guests In Ukiah Style
The Santa Rosa Golf and Country Club hosted a Santa Rosa luau at their clubhouse with Ukiah attendees including the Don Johnsons and Craig Bosworths. Island dress, pineapple decor, and leis from Honolulu set the scene. Six suckling pigs, poi, and other Hawaiian fare filled the two dining rooms as authentic dancers performed between 8 p.m. and midnight followed by modern dance tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa Golf and Country Club
Don Johnsons
Ukiah
Craig Bosworths
Mrs. Bosworth
Islands
Mrs. Johnson
Honolulu
Los Robles Lodge
San Francisco
Beets Folded Into Horseradish Curry Sour Cream Salad
A colorful salad features grated cooked beets stirred into a sour cream dressing spiked with horseradish and curry. The mixture is served on crisp lettuce leaves, offering a bright, tangy side dish.
Dinesen Art Centre Opens at King George Hotel
The Dinesen Art Centre at the King George in San Francisco opens on Thursday September 3 at 334 Mason Street. Hosts Mr and Mrs Jens Kaj Dinesen invite living artists and craftsmen to view the new headquarters at 5 PM with a buffet and refreshments. The Dinesens are known for booths at Sonoma County Fair and their work is well regarded locally.
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Dinesen
The
King George
Mason Street
San Francisco
Jens Kaj Dinesen
Dinesens
Sonoma County
Coat buttons endure rain wind hail and wear
The article notes new coat buttons that will not fall off in normal wear. The maker keeps the exact mechanism secret but claims the sample coat has been buttoned and unbuttoned by hand over five thousand times.
University Tour Lucky Explores Leningrad University
An excerpt describes Chrissie Cook recounting a day in Leningrad visiting Peterhof and the University of Leningrad. A Danish student offers a candid view on housing, stipends, meals, and dorm life, noting harsh conditions and limited funds. The group seeks English speakers and encounters a sobering, insightful perspective on student life and restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrissie Cook
Peter the Great
Leningrad University
Chriss
University of Leningrad
Neva
Stanford
University
Jim
Teen- age Diet Extremism Cited By AMA Expert
UPI reports Dr. Philip L. White of the AMA warns teens risk medical problems from extreme weight loss methods. Cigarettes and coffee diets may cause ulcers and sleep loss. starvation, vomiting can bring exhaustion nervousness and anemia. Eggs color has no nutritive value difference per USDA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Philip L. White
American Medical Association
Council of Foods and Nutrition
White
Functional fashions aid disabled dressing efforts
Dr. Howard A. Rusk helped launch the Clothing Research and Development Foundation after creating a pilot collection of functional fashions for the disabled. Market tests drew 70 organizations, leading to orders from 272 stores in 43 states plus Canada and England. The foundation plans to expand research and aid to improve clothing for the disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Rusk
Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
New York University
Medical Center
Institute
Clothing Research and Development Foundation
Canada
England
Pants suit becomes the newest fashion for college women
United Press International reports the pants suit leads college and young career girl fashion with corduroy, cotton suede, or velveteen fabrics. Sylvia de Gay of Robert Sloan endorses day length culottes while antelope brown corduroy ensembles pair with pants skirts and blouson jackets. Sweaters stay long and lean for fall with slender skirts or tailored trousers and blazer jackets with pleated skirts continue, plus plaid stockings and tall polished boots. The jewelry trend features a replica of the cigar band ring from MGM's The Unsinkable Molly Brown. Corocraft offers a gold Indian head on red enamel with sapphires and rhinestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
National Cotton Council
Sylvia de Gay
Robert Sloan
Debbie Reynolds
MGM
Molly Brown
Corocraft
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Omel Gay
Ukiahan
A. R. Quinn
Cranstons Grove
Anchor Bay
Highway 1
Cossi
Corner Perkins
Alice Trimble
Dial
Carmela Ettelinger
Clear Lake
Lake County
Lakeport
Redwood Empire Association
Peterhof
Castle
Peter
Wa’s
Eversole Mor
School & Henr
UNIAN
TUARY
U. S. Department of Agriculture
New York
Church and
Oak Sts
Ukiah Nursery School
Singer Sewing Center
S. School
Singer Company
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