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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1960
Page
6
Rev Mel Krug presents findings as a mother sobs claiming paternity while a judge promises support and a name for the child. The article notes a social context of a Sunday law and a church invitation to study Beatitudes at First Baptist Church.
Yarl Williams and Mary Williams of 1053 F Street Wasco Kern intend to mortgage Shamrock Cleaners dry cleaning equipment and fixtures at 320 State Street to George W Collins and Leona M Collins of 470 Cross Street Shafter Kern. Mortgage to be executed at 10:00 a.m. February 29, 1960 at Alfred G Mortimore law office 422 James Street. Published Shafter Press February 17 1960.
A group of twenty youth from Conservative Baptist Churches across Southern California met for a conference. Rev Al Sandoval and Dhiv Mosa spoke as 345 attendees enjoyed an afternoon of snow recreation. Drivers included Paul Wiebe Bill Putnam Phil Johnson and Rev Menno Schellenberg with the Schellenbergs serving as counselors.
Dr. Simon Melzer of Woodworth North Dakota long time family friend visits at the George Guenther home and travels with the family to Long Beach for the North Dakota State Picnic. He plans a trip to San Francisco this week then will return to the Guenther home.
Wendell Vannatta and Barbara Vannatta as vendors plan to transfer all stock in trade fixtures equipment and goodwill of a dry cleaning business at 320 State Street Shafter to Yarl Williams and Mary Williams Vendees. The sale and transfer will occur at 10 00 AM on Monday February 29 1960 at Alfred Mortimore law office 422 James Street Shafter Kern County California. Dated February 15 1960 Yarl Williams Vendor
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