Active hobby show to feature ceramics and painting in Shafter
Shafter Art Association presents an active hobby show at Veterans Memorial Hall with two professional hobbyists and local talent. Mike Romero of Bakersfield will demonstrate ceramics on the wheel, watercolor pieces showcased by others, and a charcoal sketch demonstration by Charles Chichester of Delano. Adults from Miss Ruth Hilbert’s class display figurines copper work and crafts by Mrs P L Arnold, Mrs Violet Neuman, Mrs Lowell Todd, J R Nugent, Ben Homfeld. The event opens to the public at 7 30 with no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Shafter Art Association
Veterans Memorial Hall
T. V. Little
Mike Romero
Bakersfield
Charles Chichester
Delano
Arthur J. Hemingson
Ruth Hilbert
Violet Neuman
Lowell Todd
J. R. Nugent
Ben Homfeld
March Gras Guests Toast at Handel Home
A group of guests attended the O. D. Handel home for a March Gras dance last Saturday night. Attendees included Harry Blumkin Herbert Neuman Gregrey Malory nis Neessen and Channing Cran all. MR. AND MRS. ART BROWN ELL returned to Shafter after a Los Angeles trip for a merchandising conference. Dale Self of Minter Village had a tonsillectomy at Kern General Hospital and is convalescing at home. The Kattenhorns and son Lloyd moved to Fresno where Kattenhorn will attend Fresno State College. Mrs Hugh Gallon’s ceramics class met at Mrs Clarence Neuman’s with attendees listed.
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O. D. Handel
Messrs
Art Brownell
Shafter
Los Angeles
Brownell
Dale Self
Minter Village
Kern General Hospital
Lawrence Kattenhorn
Lloyd
Fresno
Kattenhorn
Fresno State College
Hugh Gallon
Clarence Neuman
Glen Nay
P. L. Arnold
Herbert Neuman
Robert Neuman
D. H. Lundy
Kattenhorn Heads to Fresno State for Second Semester
Marion Kattenhorn son of Mr and Mrs E V Kattenhorn leaves this week for Fresno to begin his second semester at Fresno State College. He is majoring in mechanical arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Kattenhorn
E. V. Kattenhorn
Fresno
Fresno State College
Marion
Local Notes From Minter Village And Nearby Waves
Claudette Compton of Minter Village recovered from tonsillitis after a week in bed. Teddy Smith of Monterey Bay Academy visited his mother Mable Kirkm an. Joe and Jane Ford hosted Mr and Mrs Tom Rodgers and children Wanda and Billy from Inyokern. Roberta Anderson spent the weekend with her uncle and aunt Dr and Mrs E A Anderson in Stockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Smith
Monterey Bay Academy
Mable Kirkman
Joe Ford
Minter Village
Tom Rodgers
Wanda and
Billy
Inyokern
Roberta. Anderson
Mrs. E. A. Anderson
Stockton
Mr and Mrs Sam Mettler Visit Pismo Beach Home
Mr and Mrs Sam Mettler are spending the week at their beach home in Pismo. The note indicates continued coverage on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mettler
Pismo
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Cererami
Art Association
Vet Hall
Hemingson
Happy
Claude Voth
Katie Mettler
Doris Bowlie
Leonard Gaede Isaac Weigand
W. J. Suckut
Lydia Fase
Bert Ware
Catherine C. Revell
al Sleven
Roy Paslay
Paul Dirksen
Mable Ashmore
LaVerne Avent
Marge Wilson
Arras Wilson
Lerdo
Destiny OF
Shafter High School
Betty Taylor
Jerry Johns
J. R. Simonson
Henry Beach
Doris Gilwitz
Dorothy Kroeker
Tom Kelly
J. C. Warneke
Jesse Mouser
Harley Martin
Glyn Scales
Lynn Douglas
Jo Ann Fransen
Robert Don Graves
Charles Holden
Doyle Scott
Elaine Bidgood
Fay Fisher
Gwendola Luker
Vickie Dale Davis
Dickie Carothers
Eae
Gene Autry
Barbara Britton
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Whistling Pines
Johnny Weissmuller
Brenda Joyce
Tarzan
Abbott & Costello
Ava Gardner
Dick Haymes
Glenn Ford
Evelyn Keyes
MR. Soft Touch
Monte Hale
Bette Daniels
SAN Antone Ambush
June Haver
Mark Stevens
Duncan Renaldo
Leo Carrillo
Valiant Hombre
Shafter Press and
Shafter Progress
Bart Guild
Paul Newell
Florence
California
Central Avenue
Kern County
Calif
Safeway
Ork
Campbell's
Canterbury
Olive
U. S
Graham Crackers
Pillsbury's
Pillsbun
Pillsbury Mix
del Monte
Safeway Farm
Crisco i
Walnuts
Nedium
Is Fc
Lucerne Milkton
Ranulatec
Claudette
Compton
Chattanooga
Howards
Jewelers
Seventh Street
Wasco
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