Mrs Smith Honored At Ukiah Dinner Before Move
Mrs Smith was feted at a dinner party by Estelle Tuttle Ann Goddard and Sally Garcia as she prepares to move on December 10 to a new home. A longtime psychiatric technician at Mendocino State Hospital she and her late husband Henry Smith lived in Ukiah off and on along North Dora. Helen her daughter attends Ukiah schools and many friends will miss her hospitality and warmth. Candles and festive colors decorated the scene with gifts including lingerie an electric blanket and a quilted robe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs.Smith
Hare
Estelle Tuttle
Ann Goddard
Sally Garcia
Burgesses Return Home From Grass Valley Visit
Mr and Mrs Claude Burgess are back at 427 Cochrane avenue after spending time in Grass Valley since November 25 returning home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Claude Burgess
Cochrane Avenue
Grass Valley
Mrs America swaps homemaking ideas with French wives
Portland homemaker Mrs Cleo Maletis tours Europe sharing views for United Press. In Paris she notes French homes lack modern appliances and rely on part time maids, frequent use of wine, and lengthy multi course dinners. French thrift shows in avoidance of installments and pride in cash purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Maletis
Portland
Ore
Merica
Europe
United Preas
France
Paris
Gsomy
Ballous to Spend Holidays Away From Home
Mrs. Ken Ballou leaves Saturday with Mr. Ballou to visit daughters Mrs. Morrie Dragna in Hollywood and Mrs. Tom Bauman in South Pasadena for the holidays. They plan to return after New Year and attend opening races at Santa Anita, the Rose Bowl, and Tournament of Roses events in Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Ballou
Richardsons Move to Reno Nevada After Local Business Sale
Mrs. Russell Richardson travels to Reno this weekend with Mr. Richardson to establish their home there after selling their business. Their son Alan Richardson attends the University of Nevada. The couple has sold 916 South Dora Street and moved furniture to the new residence in Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Richardson
Reno
Nevada
Mr. Richardson
Alan Richardson
University of Nevada
Richardsons
South Dora Street
Journal Women Associates Honor Mrs Coleman
Mrs Joan Coleman was feted at a dinner party by Journal Women Associates of the Ukiah Daily Journal. The long pink ribboned table featured a stork centerpiece with parasol, carnations, and fern. A pink carnation corsage was given, and she opened shower gifts amid the group of publishers and members including Mr. and Mrs. B A Cober and several local matrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Coleman
Ukiah Daily Journal
Saturday Club Plans Gay Christmas Party
The Saturday Afternoon club will hold its annual Christmas party at the clubhouse at Church and Oak streets. Mrs. Donald Hoover chairs the event with gift exchanges and a 2 PM business conference led by Mrs. Austin Rawles. Hostess Mrs. M. K. McDonald and committee members assist in festive arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church and
Oak Streets
Donald Hoover
Mrs Brown Installs Niece as Eastern Star Matron
Mrs Brown installed her niece Mrs William Harkey of Gridley as worthy matron of Verrian chapter Order of the Eastern Star in Gridley. The ceremony occurred on Saturday evening November 24 as Mrs Brown and her husband traveled from Ukiah to Gridley for Thanksgiving and stayed until Saturday evening. Mrs Brown previously served as worthy matron of Kingston Ukiah chapter in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
How. Brown
William Harkey
Gridley
Verrian Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Brown
Kingstey
Ukiah
Mastern Star
Bill Bittenbender Visits Hawaii on Leave
Bill Bittenbender son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bittenbender is in the Hawaiian Islands visiting Mr Gilbert Hay a retired plantation manager. They met while Bill served five years with the U S Engineers on the islands. He traveled on the S S Lurline two weeks ago and will return by air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bittenbender
Lloyd Bittenbender
Hawaiian Islands
Gilbert Hay
Bill
U. S
Islands
S. 8
Lurline
Temperance Union Met On Tuesday
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. R. E. Strider's Bush Street home. Devotions centered on the Nativity of Christ from St Luke 2. Mrs. Wise led a study chapter and reported on the Loyal Temperance Legion at a Seventh-day Adventist elementary school with 25 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
R. E. Strider
Bush Street
AAUW Ukiah Branch Board Meets Tuesday Evening
Ukiah branch directors of the American Association of University Women will meet at 8 o’clock Tuesday evening December 11 at 266 Mendocino Drive the home of Mrs Conrad Cox. The agenda includes Career Carnival a February project. Five new members will witness the board procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
American Association of University Women
Conrad Cox
Mendocino Drive
Church Women Finalize Plans For Rummage Sale
Presbyterian women finish price marking clothing under chairman Mrs. Robert Jardine. Sale to be held Friday and Saturday in the old Portlock Hardware on South State Street with a large, diverse items collection from weeks of gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Old South State Street
Portlock Hardware
Robert Jardine
Adventurers Trip to San Francisco from Ukiah
A caravan of 30 Adventurers traveled from Ukiah to San Francisco leaving at 8 a.m. and returning by 6 p.m. The group enjoyed the zoo seal show and two tiger clubs, with sack lunches at noon. They were sponsored by the Seventh-day Adventist church led by Mrs. Jay Boger and Mrs. Ben Herndon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ukiah
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Jay Boger
Ben Herndon
Parents of Girls Attend Dinner of Campfire Group
The Eluta Moki Campfire Girls held a potluck supper for their parents at the municipal chibhouse on November 29. All parents attended and the girls performed songs and pantomimes for their guests. Mrs Madden is the popular guardian of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chibhouse
Home Advisor Looks to Busy Year in Mendocino County
Mrs. Helen Inns completes her first year as full time Home Advisor guiding Mendocino County 4 H Club Home Economics. She plans community planning meetings to expand demonstrations on foods clothing and family life and seeks representatives from each community for a January planning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Inns
E County
Inns
Mendocino
Mendocino County
Community Clubs and Events Calendar for Ukiah Area
A schedule listing recurring meetings and special events in Ukiah and surrounding areas. Activities include Scout and youth group meetings at the municipal clubhouse, a Kiwanis teen dance, a Redwood Valley bazaar and card party, a movie matinee at the high school auditorium, and multiple Christmas related events such as garden club sales and Rotary or lodge gatherings scheduled through December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Explorer Scots
Mariners
Dee
Kiwanis
Redwood Valley
Ukiah Nursery School
Presbyterian Women
Portlade
South State Street
Ukiah Garden Club
Palace Hotel
Ritualistic Ceremonies Held by Sigma Omega at Willits
Sigma Omega chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at Willits held a candlelight ceremony at Brooktrails on Tuesday evening featuring the ritual of jewels and pledge rituals. Mrs. Louis Van Meter presided as Xi Beta Tau read the jewels ritual, with Mrs. Charles Rawlins assisting. Recipients of the jewels ritual included Mrs. Robert Brown and others, while the pledge ritual was read by Mrs. Edward Blunt with recipients named. Dessert followed in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Omega
Beta Sigma Phi
Willits
Brooktrails
Louis Nan Meter
Ukiah
Xi Beta Tau
Charles Rawlins
Sigma ‘Omega
van Meter
F. E. Sanchez
Dale Yttrenéss
Gene Richardson
Robert $Wan
Chapter Hosts Pre Christmas Party For Husbands Guests
Xi Zeta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a pre Christmas party at Dr. and Mrs. C F Yuen home. Husbands joined for a holiday dinner at small tables. Dr. Yuen showed geology film while Mrs Yuen discussed home art with jade figurines as highlights. Gift exchange concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Zeta Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi
C. F. Yuen
Ben Farm
Yuen
Mrs Clarke to Be Installed as Sonoma District Dental Officer
Betty Clarke to be installed as president elect at a Christmas dinner and installation of the Sonoma District Dental Assistants society. The event Friday at 8 pm at the Green Mill Inn Petaluma invites rental personnel and guests with a one dollar gift exchange. Reservations for Oklahans via Miss Clara Fay Smith in Santa Rosa or Puerto Rico note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Carlton) Clarke
Sonoma
Farm Center Sets Holiday Party For Tuesday Eve
The Calpella Redwood Valley Farm Bureau Center will hold its annual dinner and Christmas party at 7 PM on Tuesday December 11 at Redwood Valley elementary school. Ken Snyder will be principal speaker. Attendees should bring gifts up to 50 cents. Door prizes. The center furnishes baked ham bread butter and coffee. The rest of the meal is potluck with beans potatoes salads relishes cakes pies or other desserts welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Center
Calpella
Redwood Valley Farm Bureau Center
Redwood Valley
Ken Snyder
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Ken Ballous
Gancel
BABY
Ukiah Note
Cline Piano Co
San
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B. A. Cober
C. W. Burns
Thelma Parker
Earle Connor
Howard Higgs
Grover Neep
Earl Curtis
J. A. Pruitt
Glenn Greenway
Dorothy Clarkson
Mrs. Brown
Eastern Star
Hawaii
Temperance Union
AAUW
John O. Wonder
Newcomers Club
Ukiah Hostess Services
Blue Bonnet Drive-In
Cornella Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Joof Temple
Rose
Patrkcia Miller
Empire Gardens
Ed Pyland
South Dora
Yokayo Pta
Yokayo School
Mrs. Clarke
Puerto Rico
de Diego Avenue
San Juan
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Loiza Street
E. Perkins
Box & Tollins Authorized
General Electric
Plumbing Contractors
Smitty
U.S.D.A. Choice
U.S.D.A
Boston
Camellia Brand
South State
Luce
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