Gold Cross Focus In Queen Ceremony Decor
A ceremonial pageant featured a gilded iron table with a gold container of red roses, gold mobiles, and a gold trimmed tree. Officiants and honored queen Ruthann Briley wore formal gowns. Lee Harris installed her and presented office. A grand cake with a gold cross design was served as dining rooms used red and gold decor.
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Plano
Lee Harris
Ruthann
Briley
Lyle Briley
Jean Harris
Helen Briley
Cea
Harold Beatee
Oakland
Vicky
Brileys
Warren Fowler
Duane Thompson
Gerald Bruton
Tom Power
Ruthann Briley
Niki Loljos
Kathy ‘Toler
bricess _guide
Frances" Cook
Mirshal
An Starks
Rusty Vnn Adderson
Ni Y Gtinds
Marian Sten
Linda’ ‘Younce
Bonnie Darby
Terri Abercrombie
Linda Adkinson
Ruth Mest and Shelley B. Lead Wester yest
A fragmentary note mentions Ruth Mest and Shelley B in a brief record. No clear event or dates, but the names indicate a possible people notice or social snippet. The readable text suggests names and initials without context or action.
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Wester
Ruth
Shelley
Dinner Gathers Collegians Here For Holidays
A holiday dinner at Dr. and Mrs. James Massengil brought together collegians and visiting out of town guests. Chrissie Cook recently returned from eight months of European study, joined by Patty Caouette and Horst Weber of Schorndorf Germany. Gerhard Weber, a psychology graduate student, plans to attend UC Berkeley next term. Dartmouth student Tom Peterson visited his Mendocino State Hospital relatives. The Jardine family, plus Bob Jardine Jr. from Cabrillo College, and younger brother Ken, a Ukiah High School sophomore, shared memories of Europe and current conditions there.
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James Massengil
Chrissie Cook
Leon Cooks
Patty Caouette
Germany
Horst Weber
Schorndorf
Leonard Caouette
Weber
Will
U. of C
Berkeley
Tom Peterson
Dartmouth
Mendocino
State Hospital
Robert Jardines and Gons
Europe
Bob ‘Jardine Jr
Cabrillo College
Santa Cruz
Ken
Ukiah High School
Christmas in Australia with fiancé and family
Nancy Kaa Santee, arriving in Sydney from the University of California Berkeley, plans to enter teachers college in February after a brief stay with fiancé Don Harding and his parents in Hurstville New South Wales. She is gaining a jewelry store experience in the meantime.
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Newsy
Antovell
Sydney
Australia
Don Harding
J. E
Harding
Hurstville
New South Wales
Nancy
Kaa Santee
University of California, Berkeley
Teachers College
Mexico 24 Day Tour Hosts Localites Group of Thirty
A 24 day Mexico tour hosted by Localites featured a group of 30 travelers. The itinerary covered bullfights film venues and coastal routes from Juarez to El Pasito with appearances by TV and news personalities including Mrs Earl Warse and guests Huntley Brinkley and others.
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Mexico
Aaa
Cine Ineuguabon
Earl Warsé
Saw
Huntley
Brinkley
Pway
el Pasito
Juarez Cand
Former Editor Sends Greetings From Roseburg Oregon
Former Redwood Journal editor Fae Hendricks Baker, longtimeUkiah figure, writes from 1181 North East Alameda Avenue Roseburg Oregon sending good wishes to friends. She notes correcting high school freshmen composition and seeking an embryo Toynbee or Shaw. Her son Bob sends greetings from Frankfurt Germany where he serves in the U S military.
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Fae Hendricks Baker
Soiety
The
Redwood: Journal
Frankfurt
Germany
United States Buys Virgin Islands from Denmark
The United States purchased the Virgin Islands from Denmark for twenty five million dollars. The transfer marks a major territorial acquisition with implications for trade and strategic presence in the Caribbean. The agreement names the islands and outlines post purchase governance and potential future arrangements.
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United States
Virgin Islands
Denmark
Busch Family at Bakersfield For Holidays
Mr and Mrs James Busch and daughter Jill have returned from Southern California to Bakersfield to join relatives at the home of their daughter Janice and her husband William Zimmerman. Their three grandchildren Judy Sam Boghosian and baby Jody will travel from Westwood to join the family gathering.
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James Busch
Jill Busch
California
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Janice
William Zimmerman
Judy
Sam Boghosian
John
Jody
Westwood
Household Hints Time Savers and Nutrition Claims
United Press International notes tips on organizing herbs alphabetically on a wall rack and wiping refrigerator splits. It warns about acids in foods, nonstandard term charnel, and suggests using vinegar to remove excess brine from fish. It cites agriculture guidance on egg quality and meat nutrition for beef jam and pork liver.
Questions By You And Your Friends Answers From Arch Reid
Pharmacist explains hair loss causes and growth dynamics. Daily shedding ranges from 20 to 100 hairs, with normal scalp replacement. If new growth fails to match loss, thinning occurs and baldness may result.
Welcome Wagon Club Meets for Senior Girl Soul Troop Christmas Drive
The Welcome Wagon Club board meets to discuss the 20 member Senior Girl Soul Troop. A Christmas tree pickup and bottle drive is planned in the neighborhood. A donation of 25 cents is requested to help fund the ex Shasta snow trip.
Harmoni Couple Plans Move to Fort Bragg
Mr and Mrs Patrick Harmoni long time residents of 612 West Standley Street will move Monday to Fort Bragg. Mr Harmoni joins the Division of Highways and will assume new duties in the Coast City while the couple establish a home at 100 North Harold Street.
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FT Bragg
Patrick Harmoni
Martha. Thompson
W. Standley
Fort
Bragg
Harmoni
Harold
Street
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Thejlody Hall
Rutharin' Brite
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Kathy Toler
Nine
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Busch Family
United Preas International
Department’ of Agriculture
Arch
Reid
Pharmacist
Medico Drug CO
Steve
Ferth
Eature
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Flanders
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Great Southwest
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