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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1961
Page
9
Rev Nowhe f outlines a forgiving sins sermon from Mark and Luke readings to inspire salvation through Christ. A choral anthem will be sung and the youth group meets at 7 p.m. Stanley Wilson presides and Gordon Kirschenmann leads Revelation study. An extra service airs Sunday Jan 15 at 1:30 p.m. on KWSO 1050.
The Rev Paul Edward Babbitt will preach What Is Sin during 11 o clock Divine Worship at Union Congregational Church Tularewick. Chancel Choir sings Hide Not Thy Face with Fred Starrh soloing. Organ selections include In Moonlight Melody and O Love How Deep How High. Sunday School led by Carl Wells at 9 30 a.m. Cordial welcome to all ages.
A fragmented notice describes sharpshooters and people seeking something for nothing. It notes few such individuals in Button Willow and asserts they will not derail ongoing efforts to save the community. It invites steady customers or new buyers to proceed with purchases.
Mrs Minnie Ohanneson returned the Madame Alexander doll won on December 17 by the A O W a K i Ya Horizon Club. She agreed to re donate the prize for another drawing in Los Angeles March 4. The group plans another bake sale February 11 to finance the event. Mrs John Walker oversees with Mrs Ralph Stanley assisting.
In 1784 Dunlop Philadelphia published the Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser noting fog consists of water droplets so tiny that 7 billion would fill a teaspoon.
Menthol cigarettes made up about 14 percent of sales in 1960, up from roughly three percent in an earlier period. The data reflect shifting taste in tobacco products.
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