Lesson for April 14 scripture texts selected
The notice describes a religious lesson for April 14 with scripture texts chosen for study. It notes planned guidance and the appearance of associated materials for participants.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1940
Page
7
The notice describes a religious lesson for April 14 with scripture texts chosen for study. It notes planned guidance and the appearance of associated materials for participants.
A devotional study on Hosea 6 and 14 4 9 emphasizes God's forgiving love for sinners and backsliders. It urges repentance through Christ as the path to eternal life, portraying divine tenderness alongside disciplinary restoration to heal and restore fellowship.
A brief religious verse cites Ephesians 5 2 urging believers to walk in love as Christ loved us, reflecting a spiritual exhortation. High emphasis on Christian ethical conduct and enduring faith.
A Tuesday city hall meeting of the Shafter recreation committee recommended forming a city recreation commission. The council is to consider Monday. The plan would include representation from Richland and Kern County unions high school districts, the city, and Kern County. The new body would oversee recreation in Shafter currently run under a WPA program. Members present included Phil Channeson and Bill Lachenmaier among others.
School authorities released migrant student data from a survey to guide enrollment growth. Among 339 students present, 125 were born in Oklahoma and 68 in California, with 33 born in Shafter and others in Texas Arkansas Kansas and elsewhere. Average student age 15 years two months. Kern county residency six years two months.
A humorous verse read by Ernest Jenans of Delano at a joint Shafter Delano Rotary meeting praises local towns. It mentions highway 99, Delano pronunciation, the chamber of commerce, police, council, vineyards, crops, FHA housing, WPA sidewalks, and federal aid, with nods to Shafter and local figures.
World consumption of wood pulp used for rayon and staple fiber rose dramatically from 50,000 tons in 1925 to 950,009 tons in 1937, a 1,900 percent increase over twelve years, reflecting a rapid expansion in textile materials.
An older boys conference of Kern County Y M C A will be held in Shafter on Saturday April 27. About 150 boys are expected for the all day event with tours of the community and attendance at the Sierra league track meet in the afternoon. A luncheon is planned for Saturday noon.
Eighth grade Maple School boys and girls dropped baseball contests to Buttonwillow Elementary last Thursday at Buttonwillow. Boys lost 13 4 and girls 42 10. Maple girls in lineup included Velma Rodgers Ellen Barling Bobby Jean Hall Vera Terrell Pearl Epp Doris Unruh Leona Gloeckler Thelma Rodgers Helen Barling Mary Dobrenan. Maple boys featured Johnny Penner Warren Baugh Hubert Mayberry Alex Chernabaeff Jim Gloeckler Bob Klassen Clarence Harder Jack Kockingen and Jim Pellet.
Shafter's bowling team ends league play in Bakersfield fifth of ten teams. Plans to enter an April 25 city tournament. Tonight the squad travels to Delano to face a city team. Roster includes Glenn O. Nay George Vannatta John Dalke Ed Friesen and Ben Peters.
Cotton planting began this week on the Shafter high school farm by agricultural class members led by Glenn O Nay head of the department. About seven acres will be set out on the farm.
Gordon Arlett of Taft described the West Side Oilfields Community Recreation commission and its nine members from local school districts Taft city and Kern County. He said the legal body operates under a September act with WPA support and coordinates with school city and county governments to offer a voluntary purposeful program for both children and adults during about 40 hours of weekly leisure time. The Shafter recreation committee formed last summer was asked to report at the next association meeting with WPA supervisor Leo Randall and Shafter High School member J W Wilson in attendance.
Dr W H Boynton of the University of California Veterinary Science division announced a new tissue vaccine tested on over 100000 hogs. The vaccine promises to reduce dangers of the existing hog cholera vaccination method and represents a major advancement in animal health research.
A cast of 27 high school students presented The Monsier Schoolmaster at the high school auditorium before about 500. Leads were Pat Tyson Stringham as Hannah Thompson and Calvin Gaede as the schoolmaster, with Lorraine Stewart and others in supporting roles. The program featured a spelling bee and a final act trial with Myron Annis as judge. the cast included Bill Hildebrand and Glenn Bender. Direction by Bill White, scenery by Martha Wedin students, technical stars Carol Pulcifer Katherine Goode J. H. Walters. Shafter band provided selections with two whistling solos by Kelly Grant.
James Bobst Walt Kirshenmann and Tommy Tucker from Shafter High School Future Farmers were heard on KERN this afternoon on a program sponsored by the Kern County Agricultural Soil Conservation association. Glenn O Nay head of the school agricultural department spoke briefly.
Twenty seven Shafter Rotary members joined Delano Rotary at Hotel Kern in Delano for a noon meeting. Orvin Mettler announced a Ladies night next Tuesday and Rev Alfred Chandler spoke on inter city Rotary. The program featured motion pictures of operations at the Monolith cement plant near Tehachapi.
Boyd Vann about 35 pleaded not guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor in Judge H. A. Rightmire’s Justice Court. Trial is set for April 24. Arrest was made Monday evening in North Shafter by Constable John Reily following a mother's complaint.
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