Camp Fire Grand Council Fire Draws 300 Guests In Ukiah
Ukiah Camp Fire Girls and Blue Birds held their Grand Council Fire in Chessall gym with about 300 attendees. The event honored rank advances including 64 first rank Trakseecker and 25 Woodgatherer earners, plus ten Firemaker awards. Christine Gerber became the evening's only double winner, earning Trailseeker and Woodgatherer insignia.
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Ukiah
Camp Fire
Blue Birds
Grand Council
Chessall Gymnasium
Blue Bird
Ralph Fellersen
Ken Ballou
Trakseecker
Woodgatherer
Firemaker
Wyokada
Kathryn Britton
Corliss Brower
Helen Carmichael
Sheila Christensaye
Linda Dryfoos
Rae Alice Eby
Kathleen Golding
Kay Hilton
Becky
Himmer
Judy Walker
Transeeker
Ta’ Wah
Primrose
Jan Stipp
She
W Hbrmann
Trailseekers
Okiclyapi
Catherine Beck
Pa- Brooks
Toni
Ganyth Island
Renee King
Osborne
Merene
Tee
Sheryl Davis
Finde
Rank
Rita Burns
Linda Ford
Carol Hiatt
Sharon Hull
Mary Elizabeth Mercer
Jackie Lou Mitchell
Barbara Munday
Linda Parker
Diana Saylor
Karen Tuttle
Merry Little Bluebirds
Terry Abercrombie
Dawn Hudson
Janet Lewman
Karen Long
Connie MacDougal
Maryanna McDonald
Kathy Ruby
Lucinda Tenter
Lineola White
Jennifer Wren
Shining Bluebirds
Georgia Butt
Diana Davis
Patty Hoenig
Marilyn Jackson
Donna Kent
Susan Lewis
Nancy Mosna
Glenda Wiles
Luciana Garzini
Jesse Gerber
Barbara Gutterrey
Kathleen Haly
Barbara Ann Mattern
Patriciay Ann McCaffrey
Eileen Ready
Diana Zimmerman
Newell Raches
Frank Branson
Leonard Caouette
E. G. Cassell
Robert Harmon
Tom Mercer
Fred Scholl
Martin Stip
Maki of 1071 Redwood Terrace Leaves Thursday
A person named Maki of 1071 Redwood Terrace plans to depart this Thursday. The report notes a connection to Angeles and Scan- She Not Airlines in the context of travel and schedule.
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Angeles
Airlines
New York State Public Welfare Program Since 1665
A historic note confirms New York state has maintained a public welfare program since 1665, reflecting long standing social support efforts in the colony and early state era. The record cites enduring governance and policy development related to public aid across centuries.
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New York State
Bertha Jones Receives BA at WSC Commencement
Bertha FE Jones of this city earned a Bachelor of Arts degree among 1,300 degrees awarded at the 62nd annual commencement of Washington State College in Pullman on June 1. President Clement C. French addressed the graduating seniors.
Ukiah Native Howard Hopkins Dean of Princeton College
Mendocino County notes that Howard Hopkins, Ukiah born, has become dean of Westminster Choir College at Princeton University. A 1922 Ukiah High School graduate, he later led Stetson College and taught at the College of the Pacific before moving east. The letter also mentions his brother Cleveland Hopkins, radar expert at the Pentagon who will return to Washington, D C, this fall.
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Ukiah
Howard Hopkins
Princeton College
Princecton University
Florida
Ukiah High School
University of Redlands
Yale University
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York Times
College of the Pacific
Stetson College
DeLand
West Coast
California
Princeton Post
Cleveland Hopkins
Pentagon
Anchorage
Alaska
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Margaret Strickland
Monterey Bay Academy
Charles Strickland
Cherry St
Pacific Union College
Margaret
Academy
Soroptimists Host Hospitality Lunch Meeting
The Soroptimist International of Ukiah held its monthly hospitality lunch at Eunice Morris's home with president Joan Satterwhite presiding. Anniversaries for Hazel Bosworth Nella Tully Evelyn Banzhaf and birthdays for Nita Hildebrand Barbara MacNab were noted. Betty Beall of Potter Valley attended as a guest.
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Soroptimist. International of
Ukiah
Joan Satterwhite
Eunice Morris
Dr. Wilson Honored at Two Parties
Dr. Leland Wilson was feted at a farewell party by Mendocino State hospital Unit R.&T.B. patients, who gift him a desk pen set as he leaves after two years on staff. The event featured flowers, cakes, coffee, and performances by Margaret Wempe and Georgia O Rea r, with hospital personnel in attendance. Dr and Mrs Wilson and their children will move to Ukiah.
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Leland Wilson
Mendocino State Hospital
Wilson
Margaret Wempe
Gertrude Roberts
Georgia O'Rear
Jeanetta Lowery
Max Frank
Kenneth Collins
Lee Lochen
Dixie Quinlan
Winifred Mitchell
Nell Pine
Ruth Byers
C. Rogers
Furlong
A. Coffer
Betty Ryder
Sheila Dashiel
Ethel Smith
Ukiah
LDS Carnival Sets Tonight Fun Night With Auctions
The Mutual Improvement Association of the LDS church hosts a carnival starting at 7 PM with a box lunch auction for women and girls. The event features game booths, dancing, and refreshments for all ages, inviting the public to join.
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Latter Day Saints Church
The
Mutual Improvement Association of
LDS Church
Doctor Wilson Leaves Hospital for Private Practice
Thursday afternoon and evening hospital staff hosted a farewell party for Dr. Wilson at the California State Employees Association picnic grounds north of the hospital. He received an electric wall clock and smoking stand as gifts signaling his move into private practice.
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Wilson
California State Employees Association
Garden Club hears talk by Mrs Bufford
The Hopland Garden club met May 21 at the American Legion Hall Hopland with hostesses Mrs A P Mathews Mrs Earle Beasley Kay Roberts and Mrs Dorothy Wilson. Guest speaker Mrs Lawrence Bufford of Potter Valley spoke on basic flower arrangement principles and color harmony. She demonstrated selections and presented a house plant as thanks. Plans were set for a June 10 lunch and card party at the Pomo Inn with bridge canasta pinochle and Pedro planned.
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Hopland Garden Club
American Legion Hall
Hopland
A. P. Mathews
Earle Beasley
Kay Roberts
Dorothy Wilson
Lawrence Bufford
Potter Valley
Mary Rosasco
Pomo Inn
Pedro
Ukiah Woman Receives Skin Care Advice From DuBarry Rep
Lois Palmer, a DuBarry representative at Medico Drug, urged Ukiah women to invest time in skin care alongside fashion. She promoted Royal Jelly and Creme Nature, outlined four essential care steps, advised teens on cleansing and protection, and offered free facials with appointments via Medico Drug.
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Ukiah
Lois Palmer
DuBarry
Medico Drug Company
Miss Palmer
du Barry
League Meeting Tomorrow Eve Ukiah LWV Ends Year
The Ukiah League of Women Voters will close its 1957 58 year with a general membership meeting at the Blue Bonnet Drive In Dessert and coffee at 8 p m A visit by national board member Mrs Paul Holmer will cover the recent convention and review topics for study next year The meeting invites all non partisan voters to learn about the organization and its mission to boost citizen participation in government.
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League of Women Voters’ of Ukiah
Blue Bonnet Drive-In
Ukiah League
Paul Holmer
League of Women Voters
Summer visitors to Seigler home in Hollywood Florida
Mrs. Sally Copeland of Hollywood Florida is visiting with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs B V Seigler of West Standley Street 1072. Other visitors include Mrs Louise Copeland and Richard Johnson of San Diego and Bill Probert of Newcastle.
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Sally Copeland
Hollywood
Florida
B. V. Seigler
West Standley St
Seigler
Louise Copeland
Richard Johnson
San Diego
Bill Probert
Newcastle
Calendar of June club and Legion events posted
June events list for Ukiah area includes Welcome Wagon general meeting at Mrs Lyle Jones 201 Laws Ave June 8 Ukiah Chapter No 53 R A M Ladies Night 630 p m Masonic temple June 3 LDS carnival church box lunches auctioned at 7 p m June 4 joint installation of Post and Unit 76 American Legion and Auxiliary Veterans Memorial building turkey dinner 630 730 p m installation 8 p m June 4 League of Women Voters general meeting Blue Bonnet Drive In June 4 Past Commanders Night dinner and installation Lewis White Post 76 American Legion Veterans Memorial building June 6 Summer Harvesters tea 3 5 p m Mendocino Council United Church Women at Mrs R F Clarke Highland Ave June 1 Hopland Garden Club luncheon Pomo Inn 1 pm card games reservations June 1 Ukiah Newcomers club Bridge pinochle lunch Blue Bonnet Drive In June 10 20 American Legion Auxiliary rummage sale old telephone building Smith St First Friday Fact Month Veterans Memorial building All Vet 1 Ukiah Barracks 1000 Veterans of World War I invited.
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Welcome Wagon Club
Lyle Jones
Laws Ave
Ukiah
Masonic Temple
American Legion and Auxiliary
Veterans Memorial Building
League of Women Voters
Blue Bonnet Drive-In
American Legion
Mendocino
Smith St
Ukiah Barracks No
CW Fellowship Plans Events For Early June
Mrs. Ler Mosley called a special meeting of the Christian Women's Fellowship after church services Sunday. The CWF schedules a Prayer Vigil June 7 at 9 am with groups meeting at intervals. June 5 sees group meetings. Group 1 with Mrs. Wally Thompson on Orr Springs Road at 10 am, groups 2 and 3 at the church at 2 pm with Mrs. Robert Ford and Mrs. Wayne Webb hosting, groups 1 and 5 at 6:30 pm for a picnic at Mrs. John Morris’s home. Installation of officers and a CWF birthday party are June 19. bring a birthday photo, gifts capped at 50 cents. Sungcheon at 12:30 pm.
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Ler Mosley
Christian Women's Fellowship
First Christian Church
CWF
Wally Thompson
Orr Springs
Robert Ford
Wayne Webb
John Morris
Clara Ave
William Moore
Sungcheon
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Thomas Amsler
Charles Bell
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Neep
Allen's
Mendocino County
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Linda Campbell
Frederick A. Savage
Ethel Anderson
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Capt
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Dr. Wilson
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Cindy Rhodes
Emmajean’ Murphy
Karen Barthelmes
Howard Rhodes
W. ©. Murphy
Charles Maggio
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Melodee Rhodes
C. B. Thompson
G. L. Thompson
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Union Square
San Franciseo
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CW Fellowship
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