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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1940

Page

7

Lesson for April 7 on international education texts

Study focuses on how texts are prepared for international education systems. It highlights the purpose of readings, methods for analyzing content, and best practices for clear communication.

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Amos Pleads For Justice In A Prophetic Lesson

The lesson argues social justice hinges on sin in the heart. Amos from Tekoa warns Israel’s prosperous oppressors to repent and seek good, not evil, noting religious ritual cannot substitute justice. It calls for righteousness to flow like a mighty stream through life and worship.

Amos Christ Tekoa Hury Israel Douglass

A Gracious Lord His Work Is Honorable and Glorious

Short fragment from a religious text praising the Lord as gracious and honorable. The line emphasizes righteousness enduring through time and faith. No broader article context is available in the provided text.

First Oil Well Monument to Be Unveiled in Kern County

The Kern County Historical Society will unveil a monument Sunday marking the site of Kern county’s first oil wells. F. F. Latta of Shafter will represent the society, with Bon Latta and I. Bannister speaking for the Native Sons of the Golden West Bakersfield chapter. Milton McWhorter, who drilled the first Kern River field well, and Frank Wiseminan will perform the unveiling. The wells were drilled in 1899, with a 300 foot completion depth and a 70 foot dug well to supply machinery. The site lies one half mile up the river from the China Grade bridge, ceremony starts at 2 o’clock.

Kern County F. F. Latta Shafter Kern County Historical Society Ceramny Bon Latta Iia Bannister Bakersfield Native Sons of the Golden West Milton McWhorter Kern River Frank Wiseminan Latta China Grade

Fruit waxing touted to improve market condition

Tests over two years indicate that fruits such as nectarines peaches and cherries arrive in better condition with wax coatings before shipment. Dr L L Claypool assistant professor of pomology at the University of performs the assessment.

L. L. Claypool University

Track Squad To First Kern Relays Saturday

Shafter high school athletes announce last minute entry changes for the first Kern Relays in Bakersfield. Richard Becker and Ed Gaede join the A and C class events respectively while Jess Combs withdraws from pole vault. Coach Bill White notes Becker earned his spot with a 41 ft 3 in interclass meet toss and Gaede teams with Vic Alexander in the 75 yard dash.

Shafter High School County Junior Chamber of Commerce Bakersfield Richard Becker Ed Gaede Jess Combs Bill White Becker Gaede Vic Alexander Combs

Day Saturday Girl s letter club hosts interschool play day

Members of the girls letter club at Shafter high school sponsor an all day event at the high school gym and athletic field with visitors from McFarland and Wasco high schools. Registration at 9 30 am includes team sports lunch at noon and afternoon activities such as games folk dancing and an entertainment period. Each girl may compete in two or three sports including basketball baseball volleyball and hockey with interschool teams formed after registration. Faculty in charge are Misses Carol Pulcifer Frasquita Sullivan and Sarah Stys.

Shafter High School McFarland Wasco Carol Pulcifer Frasquita Sullivan Sarah Stys

Onions Contracted For 75 Cents By Buyers Here

Buyers in the Shafter district contracted onions at 75 cents a crate and 85 cents per lug, signaling a good season. Several growers reportedly accepted the offer with deliveries during the summer harvest. Early potatoes in Edison district bring $2.50 per sack and 75 cents per lug.

Shafter Edison

Special Program For Mennonite Brethren Church Sunday Evening

A special program for the Mennonite Brethren church is planned for Sunday evening at 7 30. Conductor Charles Wesley Opie of the radio program Things Worth While will lead the chapel quartet and the event promises musical offerings following a well received presentation of The Holy City by the Shafter and Bakersfield church choirs.

Charles ‘Wesley Opie Mennonite Brethren Church Holy City Shafter Bakersfield

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