Brittons Visit Ukiah After Overseas Service
Mr. and Mrs. Marry P. Britton travel from Karachi to the United States arriving June 3. They first stayed in Washington, D C, then Hamilton Ontario to visit relatives, and will visit Ukiah to see her brother-in-law and sister, with plans to visit Lynwood to see her father and grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Britton
Britton
Dixie Wise
Mr. Britton
Ukiah
Karachi
Pakistan
United States Information Service
United States
Brittons
Washington, D. C
Hamilton
Ontario
Jack MacNab
Lynwood
H. H. Wise
R. J. Gerwick
Mrs. Cruce
Mrs. L. C. Williams
Modesto
Walter Dixon
Dick'" Vaughn
Stanford University
Jorgen Johnson
Oak Knoll
Palo Alto
Sterling
el Tigre
Ukiah High School
Ukiah General Hospital Surgery Noted for Pacini Family
Mrs. Rena Pacini wife of Lawrence Pacini underwent surgery at Ukiah General Hospital Monday evening and Tuesday morning with reporting on the perioperative period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Pacini
Lawrence Pacini
Ukiah General Hospital
Luncheon Bridge Hosted by Mrs. Clough at Mendocino Drive
Mrs. William J. Clough hosted a luncheon bridge at her home located at 790 Mendocino Drive on June 5. The afternoon featured socializing and card play among guests in a private gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Clough
Mendocino Drive
Baby shower honors Mrs. Stanley Ford at new Forks home
Mrs. Bill Clary, Mrs. Arnold Ford and Mrs. Fred Ringstrom hosted a baby shower for Mrs. Stanley Ford at her new Forks home. Guests attended included Grace Whiteaker Byron Bishop Larry Pardini Hanley Ford Winnie Starke Glenn Wiles Katherine Gray Tom Brumbach Joan Wall Roger Pfeil and relatives from Healdsburg Malcolm Bates. Gifts included a stroller and assorted packages opened after Bingo and paper games. Refreshments were strawberry pie and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Ford
Bill Clary
Arnold Ford
Fred Ringstrom
the Forks
Ford
Grace Whiteaker
Byron Bishop
Larry Pardini
Hanley Ford
Winnie Starke
Glenn Wiles
Katherine Gray
Tom Brumbach
Joan Wall
Roger Pfeil
Healdsburg
Malcolm Bates
Aldo Tollini
Wayne Fowler
William Broaddus
A. B. Broaddus
LeRoy Ford
Guido Venturi
Don Hill
Jack Reid
Nelson Thompson
James LaBarre
Charles Ransdell
Vernal Nunes
Clifford Howard
Jerry Chastain
Alice Watkins
H. L. Tollini
Mrs Lowe Surprised by Sister's California Visit
Mrs L B Lowe was surprised at work at Mendocino State Hospital when sister Mrs Johnnie Belle Cruce of Davis Oklahoma phoned after arriving in Hopland. The visit includes plans to tour local sights and a trip to Modesto to see relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Lowe
Mendocino State Hospital
Johnnie Belle Cruce
Davis
Oklahoma
Hopland
Christian Womens Fellowship Schedules Sale and Dinner
The Christian Women's Fellowship of the Christian Church runs a rummage sale at Main Street in the old Van and Storage building led by Mrs Dan Hill and Miss Juanita York. A noon dinner at the church is planned for Thursday June 20 with Deborah circle in charge and four new group leaders named: Mrs Eva Hurt, Mrs Robert Ford, Mrs Robert Withrow, and Mrs William Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship of the Christian Church
Main Street
Dan Hill
Juanita York
C. W.F
Lee Mosley
Eva Hurt
Robert Ford
Robert Withrow
William Moore
Deborah Circle
Valley Section Meeting of the Mendocino Art Assn
The newly organized Valley section of the Mendocino Art Association holds its first meeting Tuesday evening at 8 at the Mira Vista Motel South Highway home of Mrs. Craig Bosworth. Virginia Lion Fitch will speak on Watercolor followed by a Q and A. Refreshments and a social hour follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
The
Mendocino Art Association
Mira Vista
South Highway
Craig Bosworth
Virginia Lion Fitch
Two Give Coffee Break As Benefit
Mrs. James Jennings and Mrs. Norman Johnson hosted a charity coffee break Monday at 260 Irvington Drive to launch a series of benefit projects by Rho Alpha chapter Beta Sigma Phi. Members plan further money-raising events for the chapter charity fund this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jennings
Norman Johnson
Jennings
Irvington Drive
Rho Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Bromleys Fete Friends Made On Alaskan Trip
Mr. and Mrs. William Bromley hosted an anniversary dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Francis in Ukiah to recall a June 11 50th anniversary in Skagway Alaska. The gathering at Garner's included Mr. and Mrs. George P. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. James with a three layer cake matching the Skagway occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Skagway
Alaska
William Bromley
North Oak Street
Charles O. Francis
Long Beach
Ukiah
Bromleys
Garner's
Bromley
George P. Anderson
Edward W. James
Three Families Enjoy Holidays At Yosemite
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller and sons Stevie and Freddie of Boonville road shared Yosemite National Park memories with Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller and children Judy Jean and Jack of Loma Linda. Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Steen and son Buddy of El Cajon also joined the group for a pleasant visit. Mrs. Miller noted a light snow storm at Glacier Point Sunday morning as the children enjoyed the snowfall and the adults admired the scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Miller
Stevie
Freddie
Boonville Road
Yosemite National Park
Arthur Miller
Judy
Jean
Jack
Loma Linda
Millers
Ukiah
Bernard Steen
Buddy
el Cajon
Yosemite
Steen
Asparagus Appetizer Wrapped in Smoked Salmon
A New York note describes preparing fresh asparagus until tender, coating with French dressing, cooling, and wrapping about four stalks per serving in a thin slice of smoked salmon. Garnish with crisp romaine lettuce and ripe olives for a tart starter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Women Learn Color Accent in Home Décor Trends
New York wired feature reports designer James Seeman says American women are becoming artists in color use at home. They favor accents over full-color walls and use spots of red or orange to create stylish balance. Wallpaper murals, with open spaces, guide homemakers in coordinating decor and rest eye with planned color highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Seeman
Seeman
Graduates Honored By St Marys Mothers Club
St Marys Mothers club honored the graduating class of St Marys School at a breakfast after the 8 o clock Mass in the school auditorium. The room featured green and yellow decor with rosebuds for 25 students and Father Isidore Kennedy, O F M Cap, as special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Billy Cody
Mary Lee Simon
St. Mary's Church
Mother's Club
Journal
Halcomb
St. Mary's
Isidore Kennedy
O.F.M
Father Kennedy
M. Jeanette
C.P
Jeanette
Ohio Judge Sets Dress Rules for Juvenile Court
Ohio judge Robert B. Ford bans slovenly attire in his court. Boys face restrictions on Levi pants boots and metal studded jackets while girls must avoid jeans low necklines or revealing blouses. Haircut rules include banned styles such as Balboa and Elvis cuts with formal warnings for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon
Ohio
Robert B. Ford
Ford
Pachuco
Balboa
Girl Scout Activity Notes and Farewells in Ukiah Council
The article covers troop updates in Mendocino and Sonoma counties including medical updates on a Girl Scout in the hospital, campaign for council fund drive, and June events. It notes troop changes, departures, and leadership transitions, plus a Flag Day ceremony and badge awards at Ukiah’s municipal park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konocti Girl Scout Council
Ukiah
America
June community events and rummage sales listed
A calendar of June activities includes a women of the Christian church rummage sale at North Main Street and pick up via Mrs. Dan Hill, a Promenaders square and round dancing party at the municipal clubhouse on June 1, St Marys barbecue at Municipal Park June 16, Sewing group meets at 733 South Oak June 18, rummage sale by Fire Department auxiliary June 21 and 22 at Smith and Main, Mendocino Art Association meeting June 18 at Mira Vista and Mrs. Craig Bosworth home, June 26 Afternoons with Wel O R Simpson, and a Mendocino Council of United Church Women tea June 28 at Mrs. Frank Reynolds home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Christian Church
North Main Street
Dan Hill
Skip Graham
St. Mary's
Municipal Park
Welcome Wagon Club
Arthur Gully
South Oak Street
Mendocino
Smith and
Main Streets
Mendocino County
Troop Committee Chair Attends Girls Event
The Troop Committee chairman Mrs. Walter O. (Marsha) George accompanied the girls while Mrs. Fred W. (Ruby) Orr supervised transportation home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter O
Marsha) George
Fred W
Ruby) Orr
Troop 11 Holds Park Cook-Out Plans Skating Party
At their last meeting Troop No 11 organized games and mapped a skating party set for Saturday June 15 at the local rink. The event is led by Mrs Wendell D Plemmons and Mrs Keith Pruyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell D
Jeannette) Plemmons
Keith
Jean) Pruyn
Troop 2 Hosts Surprise Party for Eighth Grade Girls
Mrs Walter Heady hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at South Dora street for Troop No 2 members. Each girl received a graduation gift while ice cream punch and cookies were served. Plans were shared to continue summer meetings and complete First Class rank as they prepare to board Mariner Ship No 2 this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Heady
South Dora Street
Jewell Burns
Mariner
No. 2
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Aranaagtion
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Christian Wm's
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Dial
Girl Scouts
Irs
Robert
Jewell) Burns
General Hospital
Clyde
Betty) Robison
Christine
Redding
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Gladys) Mitchell
Lena
Mitchell
Northside
Konocti Council
Bay Area
Miss Hall
Ralph Atkinson
Lake
Sonoma
Sonoma County
Troop News
Erwin Martin
Sea Nymph
Delmar Allsup
Walter M. Heady
Troop 3
Lena Mitchell
Kathryn Swindell
Sue
Ann Moore
Margaret Caulk
Linda Shields
Deanna Miller
Katherine Cooper
Carolyn Karbe
Sharon Paananen
Judy Kimbrel
Rita Marceau
Sue Ann Moore
Lona Mitchell
Toni Davis
Mitchells
Castro Valley
Anne Paananen
Lon Mitchell
Lawrence Cooper
Lawrence
Cecyl) Cooper
Willits
Alfred
Vivian) Foster
Wayne
Ann) Robinson
Pleasant View
TRAD
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SAT
SUN
Ukiah Fire Department
Standley
Mason Streets
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