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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1960

Page

2

Birthday dinner marks Katherine Broaddus first year

The first birthday of Katherine Broaddus, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Broaddus, was celebrated at her grandparents home the Forks. A white frosted cake with one candle was shared while parents opened gifts aside from a late puppy present. Grandparents B G Broaddus traveled from Santa Rosa with Mrs W H Carter and Everett McNeill also attending. The family roots reach Mendocino County pioneer history.

Katherine Broaddus Journal Robert Broaddus Herbert Singley Ts Journal Gay Forks Ther B. G. Broaddus Santa Rosa

Kaffirs Bride Dances To Prove Love Not Easily Won

A Kaffir custom in Africa features a bride circling her seated husband and kicking dust toward his face to demonstrate that her affection is not easily won. The practice reflects traditional gender roles and social codes among the Kaffir community reported by UPI.

New York UPI Africa

Tying the Knot Origin from India Marriage Rite

In India years ago, the bride’s right wrist was tied to the groom’s left wrist during the wedding ceremony, giving rise to the phrase tying the knot. This origin note explains the origin of the saying.

New York India

Strawberry Festival at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church

The Holy Trinity Episcopal Church grounds at Pine and Henry Streets host a noon to 7 pm Strawberry Festival with strawberry shortcake, hot dogs, children's rides, an old fashioned auction, and other entertainments. General chairwoman Mrs. Jim Broaddus leads a large committee fans and volunteers urge attendance for a nostalgic treat.

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Pine Henry Streets Jim Broaddus

Robertson couple returns from East trip to Mendocino

Mr and Mrs Andrew Robertson resume duties at Mendocino State hospital after a month long eastern journey by jet and train. They visited relatives in Brooklyn Long Island New York Washington New Jersey Pittsburgh and Chicago. They photographed snow in Salt Lake City and enjoyed golfing and local trips before returning.

Andrew Robertson Mendocino State Hospital Mr.Robertson Sal Lake City

Sunday Breakfast Set for Mother-Daughter Catholic Ladies League

The annual Mother-Daughter breakfast of the Catholic Ladies League will follow the 9 a.m. Mass at St. Mary's Church in the Palace Hotel. Mrs. Hugh McAvoy will preside and attorney John Nelson will be guest speaker. Reservations with Mrs. Francis Gibson or Mrs. Harold Henderson.

Catholic Ladies League Palace Hotel St. Mary's Church Hugh. McAvoy Will John’ Nelson Francis Gibson Harold "Henderson

Betty Kin man in 1957 Miss Redwood Empire pageant

Betty Kinman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kinman of Alturas, is a modeling student in Washington DC area. She attends a modeling school at night while stationed with the WACs at Fort Belvoir Virginia and plans to enter the Miss Redwood Empire contest. She has seen much of the country including New York City and is supported by family and friends.

Betty Kinman Redwood Empire National Capital Wacs Fort Belvoir Washington, D. C New York City Frank Kinmans Alturas Betty Claudia Penner John Penner Oak Knoll Road Monterey Bay Academy Ukiah Junior Academy Claudia Pacific Union College Glendale

District PT Hears About Foreign Language Study

The 27th District PTA met May 26 at the Rendezvous in Lakeport to hear a program on teaching foreign languages in elementary schools. Har dy Pelham led the panel with speakers from Fort Bragg Ukiah Hopland and Mendocino County outlining plans, methods, and funding including National Defense Act materials. The meeting was led by Mrs Gerald Cox and emphasized engaging audio visual aids and continuity into secondary schools.

PTA Lakeport Clear Lake Hardy Pelham Mendocing County Lotte Moise Fort Bragg Emily Center Dana Grey Lucile Mare Ukiah Nokomis Hopland Beulah Stiles Clive Adams Mendocino County Clive’ Adams Gerald Cox Ukiahin

Willits Women’s Improvement Club to Install Officers

State Leader will install new officers of the Willits Women’s Improvement Club with Mrs Clyde Stansberry of St Helena presiding using the wheel ceremony at the Chuck Wagon on Main Street Friday evening. Incoming president Roberta Forrester to be succeeded by Donridge. Ottis Smith becomes first vice president. Wesley Coddington second vice. Frank Lawrence secretary. L F Webster treasurer. Roy Hampton acts as parliamentarian. Zach El-Hott co-auditor will join wheel ceremony. Ivy Loeber to accompany as guest of the California Federation of Women’s Clubs. The club, among Mendocino County’s oldest, has long been active in civic affairs.

Willits Womens Improvement Club California Federation of Women's Clubs Clyde Stansberry St. Helena Stansberry RD. Forrester Don ¥Ridge Ottis .Smith Presi Mrs. Stansberry Willits Women's Improvement Club Mendocino County Ithe California Feder

Fashion preview notes summer furs and casual wear trends

The piece outlines care for furs in bags and fabric coats, then highlights new summer looks including puffed sleeves, brief tops with grim pants, deck pants, leather soles with decorative touches, and brie-shoes with upturned soles. It notes boxy sportswear jackets, slim skirts, beach wear with floral prints, and aprons worn indoors and outdoors by teenage girls.

Storage Tips For A Married Household

UPI reports on organizing storage space in a new home. Divide closet and drawer space between husband and wife. Designate specific places for each person s clothes and accessories and keep belongings in their zones. Encourage mutual tidiness to simplify daily routines.

New York UPI

Crumby Business Booms Across New York Market

New York reports crumb sales reaching 10 million dollars last year with Brooklyn Cheese Co. president Frank Celauro predicting industry totals will climb to 15 million by year end 1960. The crumb sector shows rising demand and optimistic growth prospects.

New York UPI Frank Celauro Brooklyn Cheese Co

Girl Scout Mothers Honored At Swim And Barbecue

Memorial Day affair by Girl Scout Troop 7 honored five mothers for service with a water games swim party and barbecue at Gayle Andersons home 50 Canyon Drive Becky Scott led the barbecue and Mrs Cora Anderson directed events Proficiency badges were awarded with several girls earning First Class or Stout ratings Troop 7 began as Brownies in 1953 and will advance to Senior Scouts in the Mariner program after Pomoluta graduation

Girl Scout Troop 7 Gayle Anderson Canyon Drive Becky Scott Cora Anderson William ,T. Anderson Delmer Allsup Gene Moir Wil- Moir William Cox Ruby Allsup Judy Moir Patty Paugh

First Hints On Etiquette Of Smoking By A Woman

Dick West reports Helen Hart consumer services director for Brown & Williamson Tobacco proposes rules for female smoking etiquette. Hart urges carrying personal cigarettes and accepting offered ones, lighting duties for escorts, hold and inhale techniques, and disposal of ashes with calm taps. West adds a caveat about kissing moments.

Dick West Washington UPI Helen Hart Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp Miss Hart Emily Post

Community events calendar for Redwood Valley area

A reader calendar lists multiple community events in Redwood Valley and Ukiah area for early June. Highlights include a school bake sale and fundraiser at Valley Playhouse, a Southern Belle dinner at Methodist Church, a Strawberry festival at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, cake and candy sale by Beta Sigma Phi, an art association meeting at Ukiah High School, Ukiah Jaycettes gathering, Welcome Wagon tour at Hannaford Talbot, various club meetings, Job's Daughters installation, Emblem club visit by state president, St Mary's barbecue, Lions installation, and Ukiah Elks Lodge meetings scheduled through June.

Methodist Church Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Pine Henry Theta Eta Beta Sigma Phi Penney’s Mendocino County Art Association, Inc Ukiah High School Duane Hagen Ukiah Jaycettes Morris Feldman Madrone Drive Regina Heights Cof Hannaford & Talbot Adolph Wagner W. Mill Street Woman's Christian Temperance Union Dana Ligman E. Perkins Street Kewanna Council Pocahontas IOOF Job’s Daughters Masonic Temple Emblem Club St. Mary's Lions Lab Redwood Valley Grange Hall Ukiah Elks Lodge Elks Hall S. State Street

Cheese use study finds youths top cheese consumers

A recent survey shows the largest cheese eaters by age are children aged five to fifteen. The finding emphasizes school and family dining as key contexts for cheese consumption patterns among the younger population.

Metzlers Visit Ukiah Guest Family Ties

UKIAH residents welcomed Mrs. Henry Metzler and her husband from Linden on Thursday visiting friends. Mrs. Metzler, locally known as Mrs. Sharp, is widow of Bob Sharp former music director and later Covelo and Linden school principal. Their son Robert attends San Jose State College. Mrs. Metzler attended a Methodist Women's dessert for past presidents in Ukiah church social hall before heading to Covelo on departure.

Ukiah Linden Henry Metzler

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