Scout Hall Hosts Santa Claus Party for Girls
More than 200 girls attended the Scout Hall event celebrating Santa Claus and the birth of Christ aligning with holiday traditions.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1956
Page
3
More than 200 girls attended the Scout Hall event celebrating Santa Claus and the birth of Christ aligning with holiday traditions.
More than 200 Blue Bird and Camp Fire girls filled Scout Hall for a mass Christmas party. Mrs. Ernest Panero led as general chair with Mrs. Robert Snively directing music. Mrs. Harold Greene accompanied on piano as Mrs. L. F. Fraley told The Lost Angel tale.
Two square dancing clubs, the Tater Towners and Haylofters, met at the Veterans Memorial Hall with caller Denny Phillips of Bakersfield. The evening featured dancing in western style, games, and refreshments for attendees including W Wey, Jack Thompson, and Russ Wagher among others. This friendly gathering marks a planned series of future events.
Tuesday evening December 18 the Veterans Memorial Hall hosted the Junior Women's club and husbands annual holiday party. Mrs Bill Griffin chaired the event serving turkey ham and Christmas treats with cedar and pine cone centerpieces. Attendees included David Anderson Elmer Mettler Earl Lynch Jack Hogue Bill Griffin Marvin Weidenbach Herb Spitzer Jim Paul Calvin Goehring George Haworth Jack Thompson Jim Brown Wayne Payne John Hill Wes Jensen Jim Crack Wayne Wood Gene Guenther Charles Hitchcock and Mr and Mrs Neil Boardman who will attend Santa Anita racing meets after Christmas.
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