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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1958

Page

5

Extension course for Richland teachers offered Friday

Richland staff will enroll in a Library Workshop at the Richland School library taught by Lorraine West from Fresno Residence Center Bakersfield. Teachers may earn regular college credit from Fresno State College. West is joined by Art Craig and other Residence center staff to guide participants.

Richland Richland School Lorraine West Fresno Bakersfield Fresno State College West Tulare County Art Craig Richland Liday

Author Ruth Hookham Visits Shafter for New Book Material

Mrs. Ruth Hookham, author of Neena about the Navajo Indians, is visiting Shafter during a California trip to gather notes for a forthcoming book. She lives in Cortez Colorado and is staying with her brother and his family, the Ww Wilhites.

Ruth Hookham Shafter

Sweethearts Banquet At First Baptist Church

The Wasco First Baptist Church fellowship hall hosted a Friday evening banquet on February 14 for sixty five sweethearts. Herman Raines catered a roast beef dinner. Honorees were Mrs. and Mrs. John Unruh who received flowers and candy. Bill Hildebrand emceed. Marjorie Smith read Charles. Louise Wilson played cello with Janice Schardt piano. Rev. Harold Thomas delivered the guest address.

First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Herman Raines Bakersfield James R. Wilson John Unruh Bill Hildebrand Marjorie Smith Charles Louise Wilson Janice Schardt Harold Thomas First Baptist Church of Wasco

Ladies Aid Guest Speaks on Ireland at Ebenezer Church

Emma Hoffman of Bakersfield attended the Ebenezer Reformed church Ladies Aid Society meeting as a guest. She shared observations on Ireland its customs and life noting no reconstruction program and many bombed sites yet strong faith and church support.

Emma Hoffman Bakersfield Ladies Aid Society Ebenezer Reformed Church Hoffman Ireland

Reginald Hight Visits Parents Over Weekend

C. Hight, C. S. 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hight, spent the weekend at their Golden West Avenue home. He is stationed aboard The Princeton, a Navy ship berthed at Long Beach harbor. Returning, he was joined by his parents and brother Dwayne, with a stop at Henry Foster Home in the south land. Foster is Mrs. Hight's brother.

C. Hight C. S Cecil Hight Golden West Avenue Hight Princeton Long Beach Harbor Dwayne Shafter Henry Foster Southland Foster Mrs. Hight

Blue Jays Visit Ceramic Shop for Demonstration

The Blue Jay group toured Mrs. Bill Bradley's ceramic shop for a field trip. She demonstrated shaping clay into ceramic articles, highlighting mermaid plaques for wall displays. The girls returned to their meeting place for refreshments hosted by Miss Valerie Roselle with several members and guests attending.

Bill Bradley Blue Jay Blue Bird Group

Tot’s fashion show moved to March 20 at Shafter Play Center

Mothers at Shafter Play Center set March 20 as the new date for their tot’s fashion show to avoid a clash with Boy Scout Troop 913’s all star variety program. An educational meeting at David Cooke home on Pine Street featured Mr. Cooke discussing child growth from nursery to first grade.

Shafter Tot Shafter Play Center Boy Scout Troop 913 David Cooke Pine Street Mr. Cooke

Young Men and Women Attend Forest Home Camp Outing

A group of over 500 youths from Shafter attended a weekend conference at Forest Home Camp near Redlands hosted by the Conservative Baptist Association of southern California. The program included classes, snow fun, tobogganing, and Sunday church services before returning home. Councilors were Max Pearce Paul Wiebe and Mrs. Ken Carthal with teens Shirley Bryant Janice Putnam Linda Sellars Carol Wiebe Bill Daughin Bruce Branner Noel Wilson Jimmy Bartel Robert McDaniel Leslie Sellers and Ronald Schmidt.

Forest Home Camp Redlands Conservative Baptist Association of Southern Max Pearce Paul Wiebe Ken Carthal Shirley Bryant Janice Putnam Linda Sellars Carol Wiebe Bill Dauphin Bruce Branner Noel Wilson Jimmy Bartel Robert McDaniel Leslie Sellers Ronald Schmidt

Mrs Pilgrim Hosts Bridge Club Evening

Mrs Paul Pilgrim welcomed friends to an evening of bridge at her home with Mmes Harvey Neuman Robert Mettler and Charles Hardoin in attendance. Refreshments of lemon pie and coffee followed the game.

Paul Pilgrim Pilgrim Mmes Harvey Neuman Robert Mettler Charles Hardoin

Wilkerson Family Bid Farewell at Scout Dinner

The Wilkerson family said goodbye as they move to Portland. Scout troop 959 hosted a pot luck dinner at Veterans Memorial Hall last Monday evening with guests including Ed Bender and numerous local residents. An ice chest gift was presented and photos of scouting activities were shown.

Jim Wilkerson Portland Oregon Scout Troop 959 Veterans Memorial Hall Ed Bender

Final PTA Coffee Hour Held at SHS

The Shafter High School PTA held the fourth and final coffee hour in the homemaking wing with department chairmen and teachers discussing programs. Richland Elementary’s Reg Hammond moderated as parents learned about the school’s study programs and topics from agriculture to music.

SHS Shafter High School Reg Hammond Richland Elementary School Agriculture, Industrial Arts Arthur H. Johnson Buttonwillow

Tater Towners Dance Tuesday in Western Session

The Tater Towners held a western dance Tuesday evening with Denny Phillips of Bakersfield calling squares. Cookies and coffee were served. Guests included Caroll Martin James Baehr Mr and Mrs Toy Mag ness and Mrs Claude Mitchell and Roy Packard. Members present included Charles Thompson Alex Kloeppel Ed Gaede Baehr J Jayson John Sellers Leonard Robinson Lowell Todd and V Haag.

Tater Towners Denny Phillips Bakersfield Caroll Martin James

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