Fr Anderson Installed as Club Moderator at St Marys
At the June 3 installation meeting of St Marys Mothers Club a ceremony installed Rev. Roger Anderson as moderator. Gifts included a check from past members and a three dimensional religious picture for retiring president. New officers named: President Mrs Alfred Pearson, Vice President Mrs Robert Wathenburger, Secretary Mrs Joseph Dede, Treasurer Mrs Chorre Tierney. Committees announced and refreshments served in green and gold colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Iro Roger Anderson
Pat
Dredd
Prine
der. Anderson
Anderson
Alfred Pearson
Rebert Wathenburger
Joseph Dede
Chorre ‘Tierney
Pearson
Arnold Bogner
Leonart Joulaney
Designer Bikini Cream Promises Quick Even Tan
A new French suntan cream named Bikini is described as copper colored and translucent, fitting the skin to condition it for a deep tan. It claims to protect against burning and peeling with sun screening elements, is water-repellent, and resistant to salt water and perspiration. The text notes a formal dedication of the St Lawrence Seaway by President Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth II in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bikini
Eisenhower
Izabeth II
Britain
St. Lawrence Seaway
State Executive Board of Women's Clubs Meet in Bakersfield
California Federation of Women's Clubs executive board will hold a two day summer conference in Bakersfield June 16 and 17 at Bakersfield Inn Mrs A R Benton of Merced president will preside. Sessions cover budget executive board meeting dates 1959 60 convention dates and location credential committee election and more. Three workshops finance resolutions itinerary plus a lunch with district presidents and state officers. UN jewelry for men and women features cuff links tie clips lapel pins and more will be showcased by the U N committee in Providence R I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Federation of Women’s Clubs Executive Board
Bakersfield
Bakersfield Inn
A. R. Benton
Merced
Order of Business
Earl Shoesmith
Sacramento
California Federation of Women’s Clubs
Donald Amito
J. L. Tash
California Clubwoman's
A. F. Benton
Earl Hazelton
Orland
CK. Schnabel
Fresno
Class Sets Reunion For August at Redwood Valley Grange
Plans for the annual reunion of Ukiah High School’s Class of 19 are announced by chairmen Mrs. James York and Mrs. Bill Van Pelt. Former members are urged to contact Mrs. York at HD 2345 for reservations. a published list helps locate addresses, with several names including Charlene Battrell and Shirley Jenkins.
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Clauss of
Ukiah
Detters
Seton
Vather
Redwood Valley Grange
James York
Geneva Fleming
Bill van Pelt
Beverly Ward
Mrs. York
Charlene Battrell
Helen 4Youck
David Crossmier
Shirley Jenkins
Robert Lee
Brice Morton
James Munson
Neil Orr
Jum Stewart
David Stirewalt
Covelo Dedication Draws Visitors From Far and Near
Covelo residents hosted guests after the monument dedication honoring Round Valley discoverers and pioneers. Ukiah visitors included Judge Lilburn Gibson and Mrs Gibson with relatives. other guests from Laytonville and Cavelo attended alumni events and a riding club rodeo. Nancy Jane, David, and Ruby Tuttle graduated, prompting family plans for a summer trip east and Windsor Canada visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Valley
Harold C. Tuttle
Lilburn Gibson
Gibson
Gr. Frank Johnson
A. B. Williams
Ukiah
Carole Singer
Laytonville
Enard Buswell
Don Buswell
Owl
Cavelo
Judge Gibson
Gibsons
Tuttle
Nancy Jane
Mare Co
David
Ruby
Tuttle Twins
Windsor
Canada
Ray W. Miller
Mariann
Mendocino Art Center Plans Sketch Drawn for Ukiah
William Zineba presented a proposed Mendocino County Art Association center to the Valley section in Ukiah. The plan includes converting the Preston house into studios a library theater and classrooms with artisan workshops and a resident caretaker. Zacha will return in July to explain to the community and Robert von Scummy and Richard Yip will teach classes later in June and August.
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Phingtoro
Aetoeenter
William Zineba
Tedeher
Mendocing County Art Association
Ukiah Das
Jessseth
Valley
Soethon O
MCAA
Carl Sauer
Desveration
Cernavatlitus
Cincinati Museum of Art
Cincinnati
State Hospital Employes Surprise Two at Parties
Mendocino State Hospital employees hosted two surprise farewell parties for longtime nursing supervisors AL Lemos and Robert Tuttle. Lemos plans a new post. cakes by local cooks, punch and coffee served in the IT building hall. Tuttle, heading a yearlong lodge travel, received a gift from the LOOF and will cover up to 50 thousand miles visiting lodges across the US and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino
AL Lemos
Robert Tuttle
Lemos
Loto
Soo Arena
Porchy Peterson
Wilma Bareinger
Marguerite Gowen
Bill Kenyan
QO. Bo
Amother
Fay Hughes
Gertrude Banks
Nanette Dutly
Tuttle
Tie Ping
Tits Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
California
Long Beach
United States
Canada
Mexico
Methodist Women Receive District Achievement Award
The Women's Society of Christian Service WSCS met in the Methodist church social hall with Mrs Fred Sword presiding. The district award for Joel church facilities was presented as part of a program that included plans for a rummage sale in September and a July 27 to August 1 school of missions at the College of the Pacific Stockton. New afternoon circles were formed and Dormans honored at a June 14 coffee hour following Student Day. The next session will be the second Thursday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Airs
Fred Sword
Vanpire
WSCS
School of Missions
College of the Pacific
Stockton
Dormans
Ed Jvorman
Women's Society
Former Ukiahan Wins Gold Cup For Costume
Former Ukiahans Dot and Barney Lehn now live on Glenwood Drive Regina Heights and recently celebrated the centennial of a 4 pound gold nugget discovery in their new town. Barney's bearded look and costumes earned him the gold cup for best male attire at the parade. Dot painted murals for the fairgrounds and continues oil work as a hobby while Barney designed costumes for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lehn
Dot
Barney
Paradise
Lehn
Glenwood Drive
Regina Heights
Pouradise
Cor
Barney's
Bot
Herself
Purdy Hall
Mother and Babe Now at Home
Mrs. Robert Broaddus and her newborn daughter Katherine Lynn are back at the Broaddus home on the 101 Highway North after a San Francisco trip with Robert Broaddus and father-in-law Herbert Singley. The May 27 birth at Children’s Hospital weighed 7 pounds 10 ounces.
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Robert Broaddus
Broaddus
101 Highway
Herbert Singley
San Francisco
Babe
Frixtay
Children's Hospital
Katherine Lynn
Singley
Geary Parkway
Smalls Coming From Copenhagen to Ukiah
Mr and Mrs Clyde Small and their little daughter Robin travel from Copenhagen to Ukiah and are expected home within a fortnight staying with Mrs Emma Briggs. Mr Small has served in the government foreign service the last six months. They left May 15 and toured Germany and France, arriving in New York City June 1 and were to go to Washington DC before heading west. Mrs Small, Carol Briggs, will visit her twin brother Ulis Briggs Ukiah postmaster while guests at her mother's home.
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Clyde Small
Robin
Ukiah
Copenhagen
Emma Briggs
Small
Government Foreign Service
Germany
France
New York City
Washington, D. C
Carol Briggs
Ulis. Briggs
Poorly fed teen girls in nation study says UC expert
Dr Gladys Everson head of UC home economics notes poor feeding among teenage girls and their mothers and boyfriends. She cites Iowa State College studies showing milk drinkers are slimmer than non drinkers.
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Sacramento
Calif
Cupi
Gladys Everson
University of California Home Economics Department
Courthouse Show Of Art Attracts Various Interests
Courthouse art show draws visitors from Ukiah and beyond with entries by Martha I Fell and Carol Ryan among others. Fell won Oils for Todos Santos Islands while Ryan claimed Miscellaneous with Sweet Memorial. Other winners include Ruth Carlson, Walter Collins, Marion Nonella, Dona Fridae, and Bill Orton. Judging by Andreas de Grassi, Alex Gonzales, and William Zacha. The third exhibit by Jess Smith opens at 304 N State St and runs through the week.
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Turkey
Mendocino County
Feliz
Rawles, Nelson and Golden
Carol Ryan
Ukiah
Kedameyer
Dora Street
Ruth Carlson
Coast
Dunes
Walter Collins
Fort Bragg
Marion Nonella
Elk
Seturn Rock
Dona Fridae
Willits
Andreas de Grassi
Redwood Valley
Alex Gonzales
William Zacha
Mendocino
N. State Street
Jess Smith
Localites Attend Home Town Picnic in Visalia
Mr and Mrs J d Keltner and their children Norman and Jennifer from 110 Norton Street attended the annual picnic for Rocky Oklahoma former residents held in Visalia. About 75 people were present as old friends were reconnected and schoolmates remembered. The Keltner family, visiting Fresno, noted a Welcome Kansans banner and met friends including the Hl Harbour family of Ceres, linked to Mendocino and Stockton state hospitals through hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. d. Keltner
Norman
Jennifer
Norton St
Rocky, Okla
Visalia
Keltner
Hilden Receives Service Pin At Dinner Event
Henry Hilden received a blue service pin at a James residence dinner in South Hit Ham. Ralph Hagen presented the pin to mark Hilden’s years of service with the Toll Department. Guests included Bob Green Jerry Treadway Ralph Hagen Gar Roberts Louie Bertorelli Jim Dietz Ed Sanderson Sharon Erickson and Arthur Weheman.
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James
Henry Hilden
Aervier
Ralph Hagenthese
Hilden
Por & Ot
Ralph Piiagien
Toll Department
Bob Green
Jerry Treadway
Ralph Hagen
Gar Roberts
Louie Bertorelli
Jin Dietz
Ed Sanderson
Jim Whortt
Sharon Erickson
Wirs
Arthur Weheman
Ukiah Area Clubs Schedule June Activities
Community clubs list June events in Ukiah Hopland and Willits including Ukiah Newcomers general meeting and lunch at Duncan Springs 12:45 p.m. June 13 reservations via HD numbers. Stamp club June 15 7:40 p.m. Young People's room library. Welcome Wagon luncheons June 18 and bowling June 20 Yukuyo Bowl. June 27 installation of Ukiah Jayvettes Jay Cees Dun can Springs Hopland and Skunk ride to Fort Bragg leaving Willits 1:45 p.m. Call for info. June 40 Welcome Wagon board meeting at 134 Court Street 8 p.m. July 5 CSEA barbecue noon at Mendocino State hospital grounds. July 6 Ukiah Jayettes at Al Amundson home 1324 Yokayo Drive. Weekly Ukiah Promenaders classes Mondays 8–10 p.m. Frank Zeek school. Square dance workshop Wednesdays 8–10 p.m. Municipal club house. Elks lodge meetings 2nd and 4th Thursdays 8 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary 2nd and 4th Fridays Veterans Memorial building Seminary Avenue. Ukiah Band Stand dance 8–11:30 p.m. City clubhouse park. High school freshmen and others through age 20 eligible.
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Ukiah Newcomers Club
Duncan Springs
Hopland
Ukiah Valley Stamp Club
Ukiah Public Library
Welcome Wagon Club
House of Garner
CSEA
Mendocino State Hospital
Ukiah Jaycettes
al Amundson
Yokayo Drive
Ukiah Promenaders
Frank Zeek
Cornelia Rebekah Lodge
Loof Hall
Elks Lodge
Elks Hall
S. State
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Memorial Building
Seminary Avenue
Park
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Anna Riggs
Alan Wiemeyer
Zoe Anderson
Janice Robertson
Linda Schmitz
Richard Wise
George Sullivan
Watson Road
Journal
Gay
Pat Matson
Unit Rtc
Trumant Hawes
Commedia Rebekah Jodge
Une Jodge
Ste
Jais- Trachso
Nancy Verville
Roch
Sanstine
Civen
Vivian Foster
Hases
Setvin
Sichyrd Ldwerds
Wilmia Berkel
Vadao Morefield
Robert
Lamies Grand Minster
Wodl Dodge
Vernon Bi
of Willits
Vada Morefield
Ladies Auxiliary
Patriarchs Militant of
Louella Hull
Patriarchs
Kyra Edwards
Noble Grand
Good Fellowship
Hallie Thurston
Mary Morstadt
Mina Poole
Bessie Jamison
Fr. Anderson
Board of Women's Clubs
United Nations
U. S. Committee For the UN
Providence
U. L
Covelo Families
Ukiah Sda Boorville
Atte
Theme Nother
State Hospital
Methodist
Dvision of Christian Service
Susannah Wesley
Airls
Honolulu
Eherald Hoover
Ukiahan
Mother
Bill Orton
Coyote Valley Dam
Civic Center
Whitcomb Motor Hotel
Underhill
Market Street Ltd
Karl C. Weber
Mgr
Friendship Garden
Shulton
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