Room mothers honored at school ceremony
During the summer months Mrs. Morrison introduced the room mothers with a ceremony. Mrs. Kenneth Jones, room mother representative, gave each a corsage and a certificate of recognition. Mrs. Robert V. Knudsen, retiring president, received a past president's pin. Attendance prizes went to Mines, Palmer, Taylor, Bennett and Fox. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Rodney Seydel and first grade mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Kenneth Jones
Robert V. Knudsen
Cox
Mines
Palmer, Taylor, Bennett and Fox
Rodney Seydel
Robert Knudsen
Yokayo Pta
Kenneth Chadwick
Alice Avenue
PTA
Gay
Installation With Gift Aprons Highlights Yokayo PTA Event
Mrs. Gerald Cox led the Yokayo PTA installation on May 25 at the school with a theme of Final Inspection. Officers received color coded work aprons symbolizing roles from gold to purple, while speakers Stan Stafford and Mrs. William Winter discussed recreation and summer reading programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Cox
PTA
Yokayo Pta
James Fountain
Kenneth Chadwick
Don Musser
Edward Kennedy
Rodney Seydel
Robert V. Knudsen
Dick Larber
al McKinney
Stan Stafford
William Winter
Ukiah Public Library
Hays Hickey
Soroptimists Host Live Oak Students At Picnic
Live Oak school students in Calpella attended a swimming party and picnic hosted by Ukiah Soroptimist Club members. Belle Thatcher and Isabel Richardson led committees for the event held Monday with guests including teachers, county officials, and health staff. William Walters and Linda McChesney attended as non students. McChesney won the mystery prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Oak School
Calpella
Eunice Jamison
John Oakes
Mendocino County
John Taylor
Mabel Morrison
Elizabeth Scott
R. E. Jacobsen
Mary Doherty
Mendocino State Hospital
William ‘Walters
Ralph Oliver
Linda McChesney
John
Susan Jacobsen
Welen McChesney
French Word New York Trousseau Roots
UPI reports on the etymology of the word trousseau derived from the French term trousse meaning a small bundle linking language and cultural origins in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Trousseau
Trousse
Proxy Will Visit By California Rebekah Leaders
Nelle M. Mertens of Palo Alto, president of the Rebekah Assembly of California, will visit Cornelia Rebekah Lodge 205 on Monday evening. A 6:30 p.m. dinner in the Palace hotel Masonite room precedes an 8 p.m. lodge session in the IOOF hall with Good Fellowship Chairman Nancy Verville leading songs by Carolyn Elmer of Santa Rosa Junior College. Reservations may be made with Mrs. George Challand or Mrs. Roy McCabe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle M. Mertens
Palo Alto
Rebekah Assembly of California
Cornelia Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
Palace Hotel
George Challand
Roy McCabe
IOOF
Goodfellowship
Nancy Verville
Carolyn Elmer
Santa Rosa Junior College
Family Tree Wall Display With Framed Tin Photos
Create a sturdy family tree on a blank game room wall and hang portrait photographs of each clan member from tin types of grandparents onward. Use sizes 8, 10, and 11 by 14 inches in rectangular and oval frames to vary the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma
Grandpa
Two Hostesses Give Shower For Local Matron
Mrs. Johnny Johnson honored at a pink blue panty shower Friday by Mrs. Edward Engler and Mrs. Kurt Schiessl at the Enzler home 619 Joseph Street. Guests listed include Mrs. Lester J. Miller and others. gifts sent by several unable to attend. Johnson’s husband phoned from Seattle and plans to join her soon in Ukiah. Johnny Kim Johnson recently graduated from University of Alaska with physical education major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Johnson
Janice Miller
Edward Engler
Kurt Schiessl
Willits
Enzler
Joseph Street
Russell Coonan
Richard Ruddick
Kenneth Kunzler
Dennis Bartolomei
Sandy Hunter
Lakeport
Donald Philbrick
Leo Cook
James Eagelston
Galen Smith
George Learn
Linda Ditlon
Len Griffiths
Ray Whetstone
Ona Keiper
Shirley Keiper
Warren Diehtman
Lewis Stone
Karl Wilcox
Julie Janelle Simmons
Johnson
Seattle
Wash
Leon Miller
Alaska
Lester J. Miller
W. Standley
Johnny ‘Kim’ Johnson
University of Alaska
Jaycettes Map June July Events and Installations
Ukiah Jaycettes announced dates for upcoming activities. A ribbon cutting at the Dalpin Creek bridge at 1:30 p.m. preceded a June 20 board meeting at Mrs. Morris Feldman’s home to plan the year. New officers were installed at a June meeting. The joint Jaycettes and Javerns installation is set for June 24 at Vichy Sprays resort with dinner and dancing. A July 11 meeting at Mrs. Arthur Alwen’s will be a game night patio party with sport attire, proceeds funding snack sets. Sarah Coventry jewelry program showcased. Guests included Mrs. Roy Biaggi from the Santa Rosa Jaycettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Jaycettes
Jaycees
Daplin Creek
Morris Feldman
Jayeettes
The
Javerns
Vichy Sprays
Arthur Alwen
Wabash Avenue
Sarah Coventry
Ben McNally
James Athey
Roy Biaggi
Santa Rosa
Jaycetts
Mrs. Ford Honored At Lingerie Shower Before Wedding
A group of friends hosted a lingerie shower for Mrs. Marge Ford at 846 Dora Avenue hosted by Mrs. Verne Arneson with Mrs. Pacini and Mrs. Cannon assisting. The July wedding to Paul Redding was celebrated with pink decorations, gifts, and strawberry shortcake as refreshments. Attending were Mrs. Harry Falk, Mrs. Edward Pantin, Mrs. Lee White, Mrs. Nassie, and others including Mrs. Searles Boynton and Mrs. James Holzhauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Ford
Verne Arneson
Dora Avenue
Rod ‘Pacini
Robert Cannon
Ford
Paul Redding
Ukiah High School
Harry Falk
Edward Pantin
Don Nassie
Honolulu
Lee White
Willie Woodrum
Darwin Alexander
Francis Mitchell
Searles Boynton
James Holzhauser
William Pickle
Silva Foster
Ben Venturi
Barbecue to Precede Final Dance
A steaky barbecue is being arranged for Ukiah Dance Club members and guests before the final dance of the 1959 60 season at 6 p.m. Saturday in the municipal clubhouse. The annual barbecue precedes the evening of dancing and installation of incoming officers. Newly elected officers are Gregory G Robinson president William Yates vice president Billie Joanson secretary and Lisé Nicolaisen treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Dance Club
Gregory G. Robinson
William Yates
Billie Joanson
Lise Nicolaisen
Morris Fieliman
Feldman
Conrad Goerl
Betty Johnson
Doris Moonier
Butter the Broth Becomes Favorite Flavor Snack
Buttered beef broth is marketed as a real flavor treat and energy builder for midmorning midafternoon or midevening snacks, suggesting a convenient option for quick sustenance.
Local teacher planned for new posting at school
A brief note states that he plans to teach at the school and that Mrs. Johnson has resided there for several months, indicating ongoing arrangements and stability in the community education setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cation
Camp Fire Grants Awards at Pomolita Grand Council Fire
At Pomolita school gymnasium the local Camp Fire grand council fire awarded 84 girls across ranks Torch Beater Trail Seeker and Torch Bearer. Guardians earned three to seven year pins. several leaders received national recognition for long service as OTAKADA WAHANKA NOWETOMPATIMI groups. The ceremony featured flying up for Blue Birds and a plan for Mendocino Woodlands summer camp August 14 to 28 with registration June 15 to July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomolita
Ukiah Council
Robert. Harmon
Otakada
Blue Birds
Camp Fire
Loretta Cross
Marilyn Cram
Helen Freeman
Terry Haydon
Diane Riley
Patricia Tod
Sandra Winter
Ukiah
Bill Clary
Gerald Cox
John Finnegan
Arden Gibson
William McCaffrey
Angelo Pardini
J. F. Ready
Rodney Seydel
Henry Tollini
John Welch
Ray Eby
Wyokada Group
Nicholas
Cheerful Blue Birds
Wildflower Blue Birds
al Anton
Working Blue Birds
Douglas Parker
Angel Blue Birds
Robert Knudsen
G. W. Stearns
Alice E. Trimble
Marion Ten
Mendocino Woodlands
H. G. Cram
Cram
Community Club Calendar of Events June Schedule
June events list for local clubs includes Elks meeting and Pocahontas election on June 9 at IOOF hall, Job's Daughters installation June 11 at Masonic temple, Rebekah Assembly visit June 13 with dinner, Promenaders classes June 14 24 and workshops, Theta Rho Girls graduation party June 18, St Mary's barbecue June 29, Jaycettes and Jaycees installations June 25, Lions officers installation June 25, and Promenaders activities on multiple dates, all with specified times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Assembly
Nelle M. Mertens
Palo Alto
Cornelia Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Palace Hoste
George Challand
Roy McCabe
Municipal Park
Ernie Close
Yokayo Theta Rho
Municipal
Bud Grass
Emblem Club
St. Mary's
Jaycettes Board
Morris Feldman
Madrone Drive
Promenaders
Jaycees
Jaycettes
Vichy Springs
Lions Club
Redwood Valley Grange Hall
Romer Presents Driftwood Program for Flowers Lovers Club
Mrs. Arthur Romer spoke on driftwood at the Flowers Lovers club in Sebastopol on Wednesday evening. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Matthews of Hopland, with Mrs. Matthews assisting as Hopland Garden club president. Later, Mrs. Romer and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lee, traveled to Sacramento for Leah Lauer’s graduation, the family’s first girl graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Romer
Sebastopol
Flowers Lovers Club
Arthur Matthews
Hopland
Matthews
Hopland Garden Club
Annual Theta Eta Dinner Honors Contest Winners
Theta Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a box lunch celebration at the Sones home on Vichy Springs Road to honor contest winners dressed as TV stars. Losers served as hostesses and auctioned boxed lunches. music by fiddler Chuck Taylor provided hoe‑down style entertainment. Winners named include James Athey Jack Beltz Howard Boardman Roy Brosig Wes Caldwell Ray Copeland James Garaventa Charles Harger Kenneth Lau Paul Litty John Lowe Eugene Marcheschi Rod Pacini David Seeber Bill Tatum James Turner Bill Williams. A meeting followed to plan a summer barbecue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Eta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Richard Sones
Vichy Springs Road
Chuck Taylor
Hoe-Down
Mmnes
James Athey
Jack Beltz
Howard Boardman
Roy Brosig
Wes Caldwell
Ray Copeland
James Garaventa
Charles Harger
Kenneth Lau
Paul Litty
John Lowe
Eugene Marcheschi
Rod Pacini
Brand opening of Mendocino Art Center studio event
Mendocino dates June 25 at 8 p.m. will mark the Brand opening of the George Nichols Memorial Studio at the Mendocino Art Center. Hilda Pertha leads a lecture, Wolo puppets perform, Jean Crotty demonstrates pottery, and a records ensemble provides music. ticket stubs raise funds for ceramic equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nichols
William Zacha
Jean Crouty
Theta Rhos Initiate Plan Parties for New Members
Theta Rhos initiate a class at a recent meeting with Carolyn Lee as president conducting ceremonies for Susan Pruyn Gloria Satre Shirley Diane Foster Donna Williams Carole Abbott and Linda Adams. Escorted guests include Robert Tuttle past grand master and Mrs Vernon Bickford of the joint youth committee. A graduation party is set for June 18 at municipal park with swimming games and a potluck. Janet Jonson invites a skating party on June 16 at 7 p m followed by refreshments at 479 Mendocino Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokayo Theta Rho Girls Club
Sik
Carolyn Lee
Susan Pruyn
Gloria Satre
Shirley Diane Foster
Donna’ Williams
Carole Abbott
Linda Adams
Robert Tuttle
Sovereign ‘Grand Lodge Ioof
Vernon Bickford
Rebekah Assembly of California
Cornelia ‘Rebekah Lodge
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Cade
Ken
Chadwick
A. McKinney
Journal
Wete
Live Oak
Nelle
M. Mertens
Gay Tucker Neep
Mrs. Ford
Yours
American Legion Auxiliary
Ukiah Veterans Memorial
Minnie Fraga
Mendocino
Charlotte Oakley
Charlotte King
Myrtle Sprague
Leo Runkel
Eva Feland
Ann Ernst
Opal Wessels
Ruth Salls
Gladys Bruckler
Pearl McConnell
Ethel. German
Ann Moore
Minnie Sweeny
Cober
Gtss
Elks Club
Kewanna Council
Pocahontas
Mrs. Romer
Manx
Aragi
Vid Seeber
Bill Tatum
James Turner
Bill Wiliams
Ernest Banker
Ruben “Beseda
Russell Cowen
Donald Heller
Fred Sten
Robert Lee
Robert Lewis
Louise Moresco
al Nicolaisen
Leonard
Nix
Frank Petterson
Joe. Scott
Rod Shippey
Dick Sones
Miles Stoddard
Theta Rhos
Stauffer
Ukiah Daily Journal
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