Eleven From 27th District At State PFA Conclave
Eleven delegates from the 27th district attend the California Congress of Parents and Teachers state conclave in Sacramento. The three day event opens with workshops for delegates and features speakers including Howard Pyle. Local leaders Mrs. Stanley Olafson and Mrs. George Ninnis head the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PFA
Sacramento
California Congress of Parents and Teachers
O. D. ‘Elmer
Redwood Valley
BAG
Dale Turner
Ukiah
Gerald Cox
Eee
Robert Milcoming
William O’brien
Talmage
River Union
Joseph Farley
J. W. Bartow
Willi Johnson
Willits
James Eustis
Kenneth Means
Lakeport
Fort Bragg
Eral Sessions
Howard Pyle
Stanley T. Olafson
Los Angeles
George Ninnis
Memorial Services for Mrs Shinn Attended by Many
Memorial services for Mrs Charles H Shinn were held Sunday May 5 at the no Presby terian church with Rev Robert Groves delivering a memorial tribute. The Shinn family and friends from Ukiah and distant cities gathered, including Ruth Kasch Odell from Woodside and Berkeley visitors Mrs Mary Tyler and Mrs Howard Severance. Attendees arrived from Piedmont Sacramento Oakland Sausalito Grass Valley Richmond Berkeley and other locales to pay respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Ster
Marr
Mater
Andidivece
Shinn
Agnes
Vancveer
Sacramento
Joseph Shinn
Niles
Frank Sojinsky
Mill Valley
George Ewing
Advance Night at Kingsley Chapter of East ern Star
Kingsley Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held Advance Night in Mig vabee NEB on Monday May. Officers Ellen Murphy and James Bradshaw served as acting worthy matron and patron. Worthy Matron Georgia Portlock and Worthy Patron Ralph Oliver presided with George Hovey as acting associate patron. Pat Farmer led hostess duties with an Oriental themed display and a pale coral gladiola bouquet carried by Mrs. Murphy.
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Kingsley
Order of Eastern Star
Ellen Murphy
James Bradshaw
Jewel Stipp
Margaret Dempel
Vivian Fowler
Georgia Portlock
Ralph Oliver
George Hovey
Pat Farmer
Murphy
Anton Housewarming Turns Into Poolside Surprise
Forty couples arrived Sunday afternoon at the Al Anton home on Willow for a surprise housewarming. A sparkling white life preserver marked S. S. Al Anton drew the most comments and was tossed into the pool. The party, though rained on early, ended with guests swimming.
Grange Members See Rose Parade Slides in May Meeting
Ukiah Grange members viewed slides of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses at the May 4 meeting presented by Master Arthur Burke. A potluck supper is planned for May 18 at 6 30 p m in the Grange hall. Also notes on early log transport via rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Ukiah Grange
Pasadena
Hemorrhoid Clinic Offers Non surgical Relief
Dr Paul Johnston notes hemorrhoids cause reflected pains and disorders and can be corrected non surgically. The technique, tied wulzats, helps patients while on the job. His Ukiah office is at 461 North State Street, call Homestead 2-5493.
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Paul Johnston
D. C
Johnston
North State Street
Ukiah
Homestead
May dates for five Presbyterian Women circles
Five Presbyterian Women's Circles have announced May meeting dates and times. Each circle will gather at 2 p.m. on Thursday May 17, with Circle 5 meeting at 8 p.m. on Thursday May 24. Circle 1 meets at 347 Plum Drive, Circle 2 at 705 West Standley, Circle 3 at 1304 West Clay, Circle 4 near Highland Circle, Circle 5 at 1125 West Standley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Fraga
J. A. Reid
Plum Drive
William Boyle
C. O. Bridges
West Standley
John Raffety
Weat Clay Street
William Wadsworth
Jack Clarke
Highland Circle
John Seaton
Richard Wise
West Standley Street
Sunday School Teachers Meet at Holy Trinity Site
Sunday school teachers from Ukiah Fort Bragg Cleverdale Lakeport and Helena area gathered May 4 at Holy Trinity to hear Emma Lou Benignus of the National Council of Protestant Episcopal Connecticut speak on how children learn. The program followed an opening communion service with Rev Read and local participants present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity
Aparentireh
My Fear Rou Brage
Oivention
Weer Edcaeth
Sonoma
Helena
Gloverdale
Lake‘port
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Robert R
Mary Ellen Mannon
Emma Lou Benignus
Ciditian Education Department
National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Connecticut
Jessie Hildreth Reads to Cultus
Cultus club met Tuesday May 8 at Mrs Charles Myszka home. Mrs Jessie Hildreth conducted a reading of a recent play. Floral decor included iris arrangements and a pink weigela centerpiece. Attending were numerous members and guests including Mrs Rodney Zimm erman Mrs Standley Hildreth Mrs Al Gobalet Mrs W G Dobie Mrs Charles Kasch Mrs Mary Tyler Mrs Ernest Ruddick Mrs Fred Swisher Mrs W A Cotton Mrs EB L Albertson Mrs Esther Munroe and Mrs Frank Conklin plus Miss Shirley Ann Munroe Miss Paty Weber Miss Karen Schilder and Miss Wanda Myszka
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
Charles Myszka
Jessie Hildreth
Hildreth
Rodney Zimmerman
Standley Hildreth
al Gobalet
W. G. Dobie
Charles Kasch
Mary Tyler
Ernest Ruddick
Fred Swisher
W. A. Cotton
EB. L. Albertson
Esther Munroe
Frank Conklin
Shirley Ann Munroe
Paty Weber
Karen Schilder
Wanda Myszka
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