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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1960
Page
3
Joyce Hutchison and Channing Cornell wed in a 3 pm ceremony at Ukiah Methodist chapel with Rev. George W. Stearns officiating. Attendants included Kathy O Rourke and Howard Cornell. The couple will reside at 495 Carl Street San Francisco after a Lake Tahoe honeymoon.
Lynn Cole and Gerald R. High of Lansing Michigan are engaged, announced by Lynn's parents Ralph and Mrs Coles of W Gobbs Street. No marriage date set. Both plan to attend Santa Rosa Junior College in the fall. Lynn, a 1959 Aldah High School graduate, studies business aiming to be a secretary. Summer residence with her parents. Gerald is the son of Mr and Mrs Josen J. Wregh of Lansing.
Job's Daughters Ukiah announce delegation to State Grand Bethel meeting in Oakland June 24 and 26 led by Lori Crawford who received robes of honored queen. Plans for Chapter representation and the Majority degree to be conferred here June 27 after the Oakland Grand Bethel event.
Bil Connor son of the Earles of Highland Avenue is home for the summer after arriving Friday from Honolulu where he attended the University of Hawaii. The bridegroom Howard Connor’s brother flew from Juneau to be best man and returned the same night. Ezra Cornell, an uncle, was a special guest. Channing’s godmother Mrs Don Petry once Alice Gillogly was present along with Ward Brown of San Francisco and other Marine County relatives. An Addis Ababa Ethiopia engineer is in the country on leave.
John Liawson, longtime Willits figure, has moved from Ukiah and restarted his journalism career after earning a UC degree. He joined the Record Searchlight editorial staff in Redding with his family, leasing a home at 1377 Yokayo Drive. He reports to his mother Mrs. David Lawson that Garth Saunders, a former Willits newspaper man, also joined the Redding staff.
Members of the Soroptimist Club of Ukiah met for a Monday luncheon in the Palace Hotel Masonite Room. Nineteen members attended a Chinese menu including chow mein and fortune cookies as Marion Balcom led the meeting. The club noted Turlock will sponsor Atwater on June 18 and reported May attendance averaged 89.4 percent with nineteen members at 100 percent. Belle Thatcher summarized the committee’s annual service objectives and Hazel FitzGerald won the mystery prize.
Mr and Mrs Robert Hedp hosted a bridge club gathering Saturday that served as a farewell for Mr and Mrs Charles OMey who relocate Thursday to Evanston Illinois A new home in Fairview Court was shown with guests inspecting a linenbridge set embroidered with names The party included the Cilleys the Frank Holbredeks Adolph Wagners Dr aro Nhs Joseph ONeill Rodney Seydels James Mooritrs Gregory ne and others.
Two Ukiah teachers plan an eastward trip starting June 18 from San Francisco. Mrs. Mark Eglin and Mrs. Ewart Mitchell fly to Baltimore to visit relatives and spend the summer with Lt. Col. and Mrs. Emmett Scott in Hapton Virginia. Mitchell will travel to New York City June 25 to join her daughter Carol and tour Washington and New England before returning home. Mrs. Eglin will attend national gatherings of women clubs in Philadelphia and New York while visiting friends from five years in the east.
Mr. and Mrs. J Lee Smith Jr. and children Ruth and Bruce visited from Salinas to attend the McFarling Milne wedding at Ukiah Presbyterian Church Sunday. They also joined a reception at the Milne home in Largo with Mrs. Freda Ford visiting.
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