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Women's Weekly
This week’s Women’s Weekly features: Recipe of the Week; Here N’ There; Hints – From Kay; Luncheon; Rummage Sale; Window Wash Task Easier; Kitchen Should Do Double Duty
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The Marianas Naval Officers’ Wives Club Annual Membership Tea held last week featured ‘coffee and eta around the world.’ Pictured above: Joyce Robertson, in a lovely Japanese costume, serves Japanese tea to Mrs. Thomas Christopher. Looking on are…
Women's Weekly
Women’s Weekly covers topics of home life, cooking, gardening, fashion, and social life: Here’ N There; Protect Your Property From Fire Hazards; Club Corner; and Hints – From Kay
Women's Weekly
This issue’s Women’s Weekly: Recipes of the Week, Savory Ham Tomato Casserole and Extra Bourbon Balls; Club Corner, the Marianas Naval Officers Wives Club will have the Annual Christmas Bazaar at the Naval Hospital Warehouse; Here N’ There, a listing…
Women's Weekly
This week’s, 10.3.64, Women’s Weekly: Here N’ There, a series of social events; Hints – From Kay, tips, tricks and techniques for housekeeping; Recipe of the Week, cooking recipies; the Guam Business and Professional Women’s Club, the Guam BPW Club…
Women's Weekly Photo
The Guam Business and Professional Women’s Club celebrated its tenth anniversary September 23 at the Surf Club. Twenty-five new members were initiated with Lagrimas Aflague, president, and Veronica Perez, membership chairman, acting as installing…
Women's Weekly
This week’s, October 10th, 1964, Women’s Weekly: the Guam Women’s Club hosted a Teachers’ Reception at the Government House; the Guam Women’s Club starts a campaign for stray dogs on Guam; social events from Navy families and personnel; housekeeping…
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Teachers visit refreshment table where punch, cookies and sandwiches are served
Women's Weekly Photo 3
Finale of the favorite ‘Bangibank Funeral Dance’ which was performed by students at the Guam Academy of Music in tandem with the ‘Bontok War Dance’
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Estorian I Tailaya Na Biha
A tale written in CHamoru about chidlren who encounter a witch while alone at their family ranch.