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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1963
Page
3
Ukiah women’s club delegates attend a district gathering with members from various local organizations. The lengthy report notes meetings, discussions, and community outreach themes, highlighting participation and anticipated goals for the next year.
A Women’s Mission Society meeting discusses an art film shown at a local venue. The notes mention attendees, a speaker, and reflections on the cinematic work, with emphasis on cultural appreciation and community engagement.
A local International Credit Union hosts a turkey dinner this Saturday at the Berwooe Valles Garmge near Peay. Members Gare and Foats are listed as attendees, with general event details and a speaker lineup referenced in a garbled notice.
An odd OCR fragment lists names such as Mrs Tek Pewtirth and Mrs Chom Roberts alongside mentions of tea ware and a Mas cP Wah setting. It describes a linen table chet and a service setup with bread and beverages, presenting a ceremonial tea event for Rho Alpha with attendees and a formal table arrangement.
A jumble of fragmented items lists events and people across venues and dates. Names like Charles Taine and Carl Purdy appear with notes about PTA Carnival sessions, Basic Foundership courses at a Presbyterian church, and square dance workshops. Details are garbled but indicate a roundup of local gatherings and roles.
Hopland Garden Club opened its new term with a Tuesday meeting at President Mary Workleys home. The president introduced a new club charter, minutes read, and communications received. Five new members Ruby La Maustus Pat Ashurst Elinor Rossetti Della Gibson Betty Rosetti were voted in. The program included planting wildflowers at Legion Hall, work sessions on two Saturdays, and plans for a Christmas sale. Committees were formed with Mary Pereira chairing Ways and Means and others in Conservation Serutification World Gardens and more. An anniversary note prompted discussion on recognizing charter members from nearly 40 years ago. Honorary rolls added Kathleen Glatt Mamie Williams Jancy McNulty and Mary Rosasco. The November meeting will be at Mary Field's home on the 20th. Sir Raphael, guest of Mattie Hopper, will present a photo slide program in November covering travels including the Panama Canal and visits to Paris London and Edinburgh.
Cultus Club members gathered at Mrs. Chiplin Willis home to view slides contrasting ancient mosques with modern business and government buildings in Egypt. The program featured speaker Wafvouni along with guests Mrs. George Anderson and others, and closed with Basypiao dessert made by Mad R. Thomas. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Charles Muyskit’s home with a program titled Bula-Bula Jiji.
A garbled itemized digest notes varied consumer goods and gadgets. It mentions manicure kits with accessories, a magnetic door lock, a clear plastic baby bottle, and a diet cola claim. The text reads like a rough catalog of novelties with limited clear details or dates.
Members of the Lewis White unit 2u7g American Legion and Auxiliary held their second meeting of the month at the Veterans Memorial Building on Oct 16 The next meeting will be a social with entertainment and invites all members to attend both meetings held the first and third Wednesday nights at 8 p m The Auxiliary voted to sponsor a Brownie troop Myrtle Helin district president reported a good turnout at the district meeting in Ferndale The next district gathering will be at Fort Bray in February with a visit from Department President Vera Dousherty Guests Emma Part rider of Fortuna sister of Alex Malin visited town Basie Bisons of Santa Rosa Opal Wesel among attendees
Cafeterias plan Halloween themed meals next Thursday with items like fried chicken, spaghetti and tossed greens. Week menus include baked meat loaf, sloppy Joe, chicken pot pie style dishes, and vegetable sides across multiple days.
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