Royal Lace and White Orchids Bind Ray Truax Vows
Linda Ray and Corte Truax Jr. wed at a Methodist church with Rev. Clifford Ford officiating. Family and friends attended a reception at Ukiah Grange hall as the couple planned their first home in Eureka after June 19 while Truax continues studies at Humboldt State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Ray
Corte Truax Jr
Methodist Church
Clifford, Ford
Tom Truax
Berkeley
John Franz
Jim* Widjoes
Eldingegndies
David Truax
Redding
John Liebig
United States Navy
Bremerton
Wash
Walter, Knox
Fort Bragg
Vivian Ray
Truax Sr
Gorte Truax Sr
Colleen Dockins
Karen Ray
Elvin Ford
Edith Ford
Penni
Jessie Booth
San Jose
Penni Truax
I. D. Henry
Randy
B. A. Cober
David Knox
Victoria
B.C
Canada
Eureka
Humboldt State College
Arcata
Ukiah Rebekahs Honor Leaders and Lodge Events
Ukiah Rebekah lodge entertained District Deputy President LaVerne Compton and husband Mike Lomitope. Mrs Mattie S. Smith of Tigardville joined as associate member. Regional Blood Bank meeting reported. June 20 welcoming dinner for LaVerne and Mike in Willits and July 10 district deputy visit planned. Ukiah lodge won a San Diego convention trophy for an entertaining skit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Willits
LaVerne
Mike Compton
Joof Hall
Emlia Presley
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
Hannah DeVoe
Fred Jendresen
Ukiah Lodge
San Diego
Garden Club Luncheon Honors Past President in Ukiah
Mrs. Herbert Singley completes a successful year as Ukiah Garden Club president. Invitations go out for a June 29 al fresco luncheon honoring women who assisted her and the new officers and board led by Mrs. David Haskell. The event outdoor setting reflects the club’s end-of-year celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Singley
Ukiah Garden Club
David Haskell
al ‘Fresco
Wiemeyers Travel European Tour with Alan in Europe
The Wiemeyer family report their safe arrival in Paris after a London stop as they begin a European tour through Germany France and Switzerland. Alan Wiemeyer, in military service in Europe, plans to join them in Paris and accompany their itinerary. They expect to return home by July 3 stopping in Ohio first. Mrs. Wiemeyer directs Ukiah Co operative Nursery and hosted a bon voyage party before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Edwin Wiemeyer
Ukiah Co-operative Nursery School
John Bogart
Eugene McDonald
Edwin Wiemeyers
Paris
London
Alan
Germany
France
Switzerland
Wiemeyers
Ohio
Wiemeyer
Ukiah Co-operative Nursery
Hawaiian Trip Pleasant One For Localites
Dick and Leona Mazzoni returned home at 5 a.m. Sunday after a two week trip to Hawaii with a Daughters of the Nile tour. They traveled by jet on smooth service and enjoyed warm trade winds and tropical blooms. They met Dick’s brother Donald Mazzoni and his wife in the islands and hosted a dinner for Bill Hoover of the Marines. The tour stayed at the Hawaiian International Center on Waikiki Beach with visits to Oahu and other islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Mazzoni
Hawaii
Kona -Inn
Kauai
Mazzonis
Donald’ Mazzoni
San Francisco
Islands
Frank Schoenberger
Mrs. Burns
Oahu
Don Hoovers
Bill Hoover
U.S. Marines
Hawaiian International Center
Waikiki Beach
Libby Wise Graduates With Honors At Whitman College
Libby Wise earned cum laude honors in mathematics and philosophy at Whitman College in Walla Walla. Her Oklahoma parents Mr and Mrs Richard Wise and M M McConnell attended with her sister Joellyn and Richard Towner of Yamhill Oregon. They joined a Whitman open house and a college dinner at the Marcus Whitman hotel then saw the Harper Jo theatre dedication and The Storytellers production. The family attended the baccalaureate and commencement in the outdoor amphitheatre on perfect weather. Libby plans a summer job in Seattle then begins a three year scholarship at Boston University. They visited Yamhill before returning home amid blooming rhododendron and dogwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wise
M. M. McConnell
Wise
Walla Walla
Wash
Libby Wise
Whitman College
Oklahans
Joellyn
Richard Towner
Yamhill
Ore
Perry
Marcus Whitman
Harper Jo
the Storytellers
Brian Way
College Drama and Music Department
Wises
Libby
RSVP Requested for Garden Event at State Street Corner
A garden event is planned at the home near N State Street and Lake Mendocino Drive. Guests are asked to RSVP by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. State Street
Mendocino Drive
Wives Say Au Revoir To Ukiah Member
A group of Ukiah Faculty Wives hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Smorgette to bid farewell to Mrs. Dale Bjelland guest of honor. Her husband, a local school official, has moved to Redding to take a new position, and the family will join him after two years in Ukiah. Mrs. Jack Campbell, president, gave a corsage and card and praised Mrs. Bjelland’s active involvement while wishing health and happiness in the new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne
Dale) Bjelland
Ukiah
Nelcyne Wright
Sue Dittus
Zara By
Gay
Pete ‘Noonan
Dottie Kauffman
Journal
Smorgette
Dale Bjelland
Bjelland
Karen
Timmy
Jack Campbell
Pork Price Trends Rise in West Markets
Fresh pork prices edged higher in West Coast markets with loins spare ribs picnics and butts up slightly from a week earlier. In San Francisco smoked hams fell 3 cents and sliced bacon rose per pound while beef cuts gained 2 to 4 cents. Eggs rose 1 cent a dozen in San Francisco. fryer chickens up 1 cent in California but down 2 cents in Seattle. Fruit and vegetables remain plentiful with apples bananas grapefruit and oranges noted among best supplies and top fish buys include snapper fillets rock fish and halibut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
West Coast
San Fracisco
San Francisco
Los Angles
Cali
California
Seattle
Pacific Ocean
Ukiah Community Events Calendar Highlighting Local Clubs
A June listing from Mendocino County covers arts at the library with Nevin Kempthorne on June 15, a Ukiah Promenaders dance at Oak Manor on June 16, a Father's Day chicken dinner at Ukiah First Christian Church, and a Soroptimists dinner installation on June 17. Also noted are Veterans District I meeting, a June 18 silver anniversary for Bert and Gertrude Hinds, a Goodwill truck pickup on June 20, and a Nebraska picnic June 25 at Doyle Park Santa Rosa. Various recurring meetings of Native Daughters, Senior Citizens, Retired State Employees, Ukiah Square Shooters, and Ke-wanna Council are listed, with weekly square dancing classes and other community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino County Art Association
Nevin Kempthorne
Mendocino
Lila Prentice
Ukiah
House of Garner
District I
Veterans “of
Veterans Memorial Building
Seminary Avenue
Oak ‘Street
Bert
Gertrude Hinds
W. Henry Street
Goodwill Industries
Nebraska
Doyle Park
Santa Rosa
Native Daughters of the Golden West
Church
Oak Streets
Senior Citizens Club
Ukiah Methodist
Pine and
Smith Streets
State —Employes Association
Bromley Hall
Presbyterian Church
Ukiah Garden Club Holds First Meeting of Officers
The Ukiah Garden Club met at the House of Garner for its first board session with Mrs. David Haskell presiding. Officers reported plans for the year, a Santa Rosa convention recap by Mrs. Arthur Romer and Mrs. Carl Jensen, and a 20th anniversary in October with coordinators Romer and Holzhauser. The event will feature a double motif due to Garden House remodeling, and includes a social and installation of district officers at Harwood Grove Branscomb on June 28 at 11 am, potluck luncheon to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Garden Club
Arthur Romer
Werner Holzhauser
Garden House
Garden Club
Mende Lake District
Harwood Grove
Branscomb
Proper soap suds prevent black specks on silk garments
Lack of sufficient suds in washing silk garments may cause troublesome deposits which settle on the surface and in seams hems and other thicknesses. To prevent these black specks use enough soap or detergent suds to maintain a thick foamy topping.
Unit installs 1967 68 officers for Lewis White Post 76
At the June meeting of Lewis White Unit to Post 76 American Legion the slate for 1967 68 was installed by past district President Celia Sawyers. Officers include Anna Moore president Sallye Smith first vice president Alta Dillingham second vice president Minnie Stultz secretary Prudence Lasa viletta treasurer Ethel German chaplain Elise Figone historian Myrtle Eglin musician Inez O'Brien sergeant at arms Leo Runkel marshal Charlotte King Elaine Owens Esther Withrow on executive committee. Gifts were exchanged between Anna Moore and Celia Sawyers and between Anna Moore and Charlotte King and her officers. A district meeting report from Fortuna was presented. Anna Moore and husband Bill Prudence Letta and Myrtle Eglin attended Poppy Day a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis White
American Legion
Celia Sawyers
Laytonville
Anna Moore
Sallye Smith
Alta Dillingham
Minnie Stultz
Prudence Lasaviletta
Ethel German
Elise Figone
Myrtle Eglin
Inez O’brien
Leo Runkel
Charlotte King
Elaine ‘Owens
Esther Withrow
Celia
Fortuna
Prudence Letta
Finish Tips For Displays And Picnics From A Decorative Guide
Recommendations from the National Paint Varnish and Lacquer Association cover protecting pictures with several coats of water white clear coating to prevent soiling and glare. They note colors may discolor briefly as it dries and that oil paintings are not advised though prints respond well. The guide also suggests thumb-tacks for windy picnics and baking potatoes in muffin pans to prevent movement. Try a small test on a three by three foot wall board in daylight and night to judge the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association
National
Odri nex fat loss pill with money back guarantee
An advertises Odrinex a nonprescription fat loss tablet sold by Medico Drug Stores. The offer promises money back if not satisfied with the results and notes a price of $3.00. Mail orders are filled from locations at 200 N State and 703 State.
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Medico Drug Stores
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Ray-Truax
Crrawford
Mrs. Corte Truax JR
Mendocino County
Ome
Gay Tucker Neep
Woman's Page
Rebekahs
Boston University
Yamhhill
McConnell
Manx
Colognes
Merle Norman Cosmetics
Dial
Bank
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