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The Home Nursing Class of the Academy of our Lady was recently conducted on a most interesting and informative tour of the Foremost Diary Plant. The girls, 31 in number, were accompanied by their instructor, Mrs. Ruth Dial, Director of Nursing…
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CAMPUS TALK… Dr. Antonio Yamashita, College of Guam President visits with American Association of University Women (AAUW) representatives following his informal talk at the college last week. Dr. Yamashita discussed the affiliation of the College of…
Women's Weekly
This week’s, November 21st, 1964, Women’s Weekly: Hints – From Kay, tips and tricks for home keeping; Committees Named for Annual Governor’s Ball, the 1964 Governor’s Ball committees were formed, headed by Mrs. Ted Grace and Delfina Aguigui, with the…
Notes On This Issue
Montie M. Protasio, is the newest editor, Women’s editor, to the Guam Times Weekly
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Members of the U.S. Naval Communication Station Guam’s Protestant Women of the Chapel, a newly organized group, are shown at their second luncheon meeting held on October 20, 1964 at the U.S. Naval Communication Station’s CPO Club. The group has…
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The U.S. Naval Communication Station Guam Officers and their ladies held their annual Halloween party on October 29, 1964 at the NCS Guam Officer’s Club. Honored Guests were ghosts, witches and goblins! The parade of costumes was presented in a…
Women's Weekly Photo 11
Gloria Webster (above) and Jo Brogkett (below) were among Guam Women’s Club members who modelled holiday fashions
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Gloria Webster (above) and Jo Brogkett (below) were among Guam Women’s Club members who modelled holiday fashions
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Modeling fashions by Marsons at the GWC meeting are: (above) Toni Hislop and (left) Kay Kurtz
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A short story written in Chamoru highlighting different animals and actions they are associated with.