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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
2
Phyllis Rawles, younger daughter of the Rawles family of Anderson Valley, born and raised in Ukiah, has a pioneer background through her father in Mendocino County. Her mother’s line hails from Sonoma County pioneers.
The Massengill family plans to move Sunday to a new home at 247 32d Ave in San Francisco. Only Dr and Mrs Massengill and their twins Karen and Kevin will relocate, while the three older daughters Elizabeth Bibbie will be away summering.
Ukiah high school seniors held parties during Senior Week hosted by Sheryl Hansen daughter of Paul Hansen and Molly Welch daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Welch. The celebrations included lunch at Sheryl Hansen’s home and a mortarboard candy centerpiece. The group also included Judy Reitzell Jeanne Richardson Lynn Mitchell Valerie Crawford Becky Williams Rava Soloway and Sheryl Hansen.
Mrs. Ted Simmons Wilma Rawles will enter Humboldt State College Arcata for a secondary education certificate in English literature. She moved with her parents to Arcata and will live near the college and a nursery school for daughter Janelle. While settling she attended her sister Phyllis’s Yn Arcata graduation and met Ukiah residents, including Betty Pacini Legler at PGE.
Joy Gibbons and Wil h Morrison of Santa Rosa plan a June 22 wedding at Our Lady of Good Council in Fort Bragg. Morrison will work in Healdsburg and Gibbons is with Geneva Shien at Style Art Beauty. Gibbons is daughter of Mrs. Harold Gibbons of Fort Bragg.
Miss Grace Toles concludes a 34 year public school career at Ukiah after serving as English teacher librarian and head of the English department. She never missed a day due to illness, and will retire to focus on home church club activity and travel. dinner honor held May 28 with faculty and spouses.
Gem Club members viewed slides of Arizona, New Mexico and Idaho agates at a Thursday evening meeting in Ukiah. The group discussed rocks and planned an arrowhead field trip for Thursday, June 19, meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the first ranch past Potter Valley road on Cold Creek Highway 20, with sack lunches to be eaten on site.
New York reports brides average about 20 with grooms 23, as the University of Michigan survey for the Institute of Life Insurance notes couples start life insurance programs before marriage. Young families with children are insurance companies' best customers. A stray, unrelated tip about using a straw in ketchup follows.
Mr and Mrs Boni Bartolomei of Talmage were surprised with a bon voyage party May 25 at the Mario Bartolomei home. They plan a May 30 departure to New York City then Europe aboard the S S Queen Frederica with sailing set for June 7.
Patricia McCormack reports on a possible Shah Soraya reconciliation after their split over an heir. Soraya plans to sail on the Queen Elizabeth from New York, amid unconfirmed reports of a medical operation that could make her a mother. The divorce hinges on Iran’s unique single-divorce rule, with a 100 day window for remarriage.
Upcoming calendar listings show Elks anniversary dinner dance at Elks hall on June 14 and Teen Rock n Roll Dance at Purdy hall the same evening. Grange cake sale runs June 14 in front of J C Penney, plus St Marys bar becure at Ukiah park on June 15. June 16 features Independent Order of Foresters picnic at Vichy Springs and Kingsley chapter meeting at the Masonic temple. Welcome Wagon activities run June 17 to 19 including sewing, service, and hospital sessions, with additional Newcomers Club meetings, PTA, and brass events through mid-July. A June 24 Newcomers bridge, June 25 social, and July 12 Ukiah Newcomers luncheon are listed, followed by a Class of ’48 reunion at Ukiah High on July 19 with registration, dinner, and cocktails at Home Economics.
The Redwood Empire unit of the California Cosmetologists elected Audrey Adams of Willits as president at a Wednesday meeting in the Freitas building 728 S State St Ukiah area. Others named include Gladys Roach Evelyn Krenz Thelma Durighello Della Rucker Francis Dubson Geneva Dubson Della Day Darrell Salisbury Florine Stiewel Naomi Short. Committee chairs were Insurance Krenz Essay Roach Membership Gibson. Installation set later at Brooktrails Lodge Willits conducted by a state officer.
ADD BOLOGNA TO MACARONI NEW YORK. Macaroni salad becomes a one dish meal when you add bologna strips and cheese. For 6 servings, cook elbow macaroni in salted boiling water, drain, rinse, and cool. Toss with bologna, American cheese, celery, green onions, green pepper, French dressing, Worcestershire, salt and pepper. Chill before serving.
Ukiah chapter No 53 Royal Arch Masons will meet at 8 o clock Tuesday evening in the Masonic temple. Business includes conferring of the Past Master and M E M degrees.
Females on the fairways can tee off with purses that blend fashion and practicality. An oversized money purse is designed with a belt loop, large enough to hold cosmetics, hankies and other items.
The Sonoma Dental Assistants Society met Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ald Gilmer with president Betty Clarke presiding. The group voted to sponsor a certification class for dental assistants beginning this fall at Santa Rosa Junior College. Dr. Joseph Gulvash spoke on ocular hygiene. Members from Santa Rosa, Sonoma, and Ukiah attended. Refreshments were served after swimming in the Gilmer pool.
A $10,000 pale apricot silk chiffon negligee with Bruges lace skirts the gown in Empire style. International Latex sent a New York theatrical costumer to create the garment to drum up interest in the Brussels World Fair. The label notes the lace is museum worthy though the ultimate fate of the garment remains undisclosed.
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