Dry Arrangement and Holiday Decorations Talk at Junior Club
Mrs Selvidge of Tracy Farms led a program on dry arrangements and holiday decor for Junior Women's Club members. Green Christmas tree mats with red napkins framed the table, while hostesses Earl Lynch Wayne Payne and Jack Thompson organized duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Meyers
John Hill
Joe Stocker
Ivan Mettler
T. V. Little
Wilbur Stocker
Gabrielle Wampetich
Paul Babbitt
Bruce Crawford
al Bender
Irwin Toews
Jack
District President Meets Legion Auxiliary Tuesday
Lucille Johnson district president of the American Legion Auxiliary and her daughter Ruth Johnson district marshal visited the local group on Tuesday evening. A short business meeting was led by Mrs. Irma McCoy with reports from Louise Bell Chris Rootes Isabel Crawford Nellie Lassiter. The Auxiliary will supply staples for Christmas baskets for needy families and collect small items for veterans at Freend Veterans hospital by December 16. Hostesses were Mrs. Isabelle Crawford Mrs. Irma McCoy and Mrs. Yvonne Wipf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Johnson
American Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Johnson
Irma McCoy
Louise Bell
Chris Rootes
Isabel Crawford
Nellie Lassiter
Freend Veteran's Hospital
Isabelle Crawford
Yvonne Wipf
You and Your Travelers
Marvin Potter of Fresno visited his mother Mrs. Julia Potter in Shafter this week. Bob Ward and family plan a business and pleasure trip to Idaho. George Guenther and Ed Jensen families spent the weekend in Covina visiting friends Mr and Mrs Jake Sperling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Potter
Fresno
Shafter
Julia Potter
Bob Ward
Ricky
Dawna
Idaho
George Guenther
Ed Jensen
Covina
Jake Sperling
Fash ion Show raises funds for P T A needy children
The Junior Women's Club Fashion Show "Vivid Views by Vaughn" with a Paris theme on October 28 drew strong turnout. Mrs. Wallace Weyand won the oval tea cart prize. Proceeds improve the club’s finances and support the PTA program for needy school children.
Kenneth Schultz Honored on 18th Birthday
Kenneth Schultz celebrated his eighteenth birthday with a Wednesday dinner at his home. Mr and Mrs Herman Schultz hosted a roast duck and fried chicken meal for Kenny and his friends Clarence Evans Ed Reed Jimmy Bartell W Posnoff Ronnie Witcher Dennis Handel Bob Krause Teddie New and Ronnie Kloep pel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Schultz
Herman Schultz
Kenny
Clarence Evans
Ed Reed
Jimmy Bartell
W. Posnoff
Ronnie Witcher
Dennis Handel
Bob Krause
Teddie New
Ronnie Kloeppel
Business Women Celebrate Yuletide Party and Gift Exchange
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its annual Yuletide party at Mrs. Frank Preston's home with a Christmas theme. Members enjoyed decorations, a newspaper clothes contest with prizes, shared gifts, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Preston
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Dalke Family Fetes Twelve Boys For Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs John Dalke of Calloway street entertained 12 boys at their home on Friday evening for son Michael s twelfth birthday. The boys enjoyed hamburgers root beer and movies of a Boy Scout trip to Greenhorn mountains and of past parties. They later attended a basketball game then returned for cake and ice cream. Present were Gary Witcher Ben Laverty Bruce Bryant David Woodard Steve Ruggenberg Bob Bongberg Jim and John Schardt Bob Hammond Bob Gates and Keith Pennington with Mrs Gene Guenther helping serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dalke
Calloway Street
Michael
Greenhorn Mountains
Mr. Dalke
Dalkes
Gary Witcher
Ben Laverty
Bruce Bryant
David Woodard
Steve Ruggenberg
Bob Bongberg
Jim
John Schardt
Bob Hammond
Bob Gates
Keith Pennington
Gene Guenther
Dalke
Robert Miller Honored on 10th Birthday
Robert Miller son of Mr and Mrs Harold Miller of Acacia Street was the honored guest at a party at his home on Friday. The tenth birthday celebration included eight friends with prizes won by Michael Lane and Brice Carroll. Brice Putman won the door prize. Refreshments featured a cow boy themed birthday cake. Guests included Brice Putman Brice Carroll Michael Cooke Joe Channeson Michael Lane Jeff Cuthrell Steve Morrison and Dale Neuman.
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Robert Miller
Harold Miller
Acacia Street
Robert
Michael Lane
Brice Carroll
Brice Putman
Michael Cooke
Joe Channeson
Jeff Cutherell
Steve Morrison
Dale Neuman
Snow Gates and Valves Introduce Rust-Resistant Seals
Snow Gates and Valves announce rust resistant seals for Parkerizine coated valves. The feature aims to prevent leaks and extend valve longevity by protecting seals from corrosion.
Shafter Women’s Club Honors New Members at Christmas Party
The Shafter Women’s Club held its annual Christmas party and Founders Day luncheon honoring past presidents and new members. Speaker Mrs Jack Frey of Buttonwillow discussed cotton's role in the industry and how prices fall when women favor fabrics other than cotton. Guests admired pyracantha centerpieces and exchanged cotton burr corsages as donations to the Dollars for Scholars project supporting Viet Nam and Hong Kong school kits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter Women’s Club
Shafter Woman’s Club
Jack Frey
Buttonwillow
Shafter
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