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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1950

Page

2

American Legion Auxiliary Names Committee Workers for Year

President Yvonne Wipf announced the year’s committee chairmen at the final Auxiliary meeting in the Veterans of Foreign Wars building. The 62 members adjourned until Sept 5, naming chairs for campfire, membership, rehabilitation, child welfare, community service, Americanism, constitution by-laws, education, poppy day, national security, publicity, cooperative sales, legislative, Pan American, sick, girls state, music, and hospitality.

American Legion Auxiliary Yvonne Wipf Mesdames Marlen Jenson Campfire Isabelle” ‘Crawford Art Kadel Elizabeth Buller Ruth Miller LaVerne Kliewer George Guenther J. P. McCoy George Enns Henry Moor Mesdamies de Lassiter Elmer’ Ziemke James B." Hahn Frank Annis William Banks Tom Rootes James B. Hahn F. C. Raney P. C. Guenther Russell Hamman

Aid to Aged Up in Kern County May 1950

Kern County spent 71.29 per needy aged in May 1950, 63 percent above the April national average of 43.69. Aid went to 4 344 qualified needy aged residents, totaling 309 692 dollars for the month. The statewide May average was 70.68, about 62 percent higher than the April national average.

Kern County California Taxpayers’ Association California

Williams Family Returns From Oregon Trip

Mr and Mrs Jack Williams and daughter Carolyn have returned from a week in Medford Oregon They stayed with Williams parents Mr and Mrs Miles A Williams during the visit

Indian Show Enjoyed by Maple Teacher

Mrs. Marion Wells returned to Shafter after attending summer school in Flagstaff Arizona and enjoyed a three day Indian pow wow with tribal dances around bonfires. She plans a San Francisco visit to her daughter's home and also toured the Grand Canyon Painted Desert and other nearby sights.

Marion Wells Shafter Flagstaff Ariz

Nazarene Church Sets Weeklong July Meeting

The Church of the Nazarene plans a weeklong meeting led by Rev. Robert Phillips from Arvin. Evening services begin July 17 at 8 and run through July 22 at the Shafter church with the young peoples choir providing singing and Bible messages.

Church’ of the Nazarene Robert Phillips Arvin Shafter Church Orval Seago Young Peoples’ Choir

Men’s Fellowship Group Meets on Church Lawn

The Union Congregational Church men’s fellowship will meet at 8 p.m. Monday on the church lawn with Rev. Elmo Wolfe of Modesto as guest speaker presenting color slides. The films include Introduction to Mountaineering or Lift Your Eyes Unto the Hills.

Union Congregational Church Elmo Wolfe Modesto

Riverside couple hosts weekend visit as old friends meet

Mr and Mrs Glen Hart Lough of Riverside spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Bert Ware. The brief social exchange notes a routine weekend gathering among local residents.

Glen Hartlough Riverside Bert Ware

Burley Dooley Appointed to California Agricultural Teachers Panel

Burley Dooley of Shafter was named to the relationship committee of the California Agricultural Teachers Association at its 31st annual meeting. About 500 agricultural teachers attended theSan Luis Obispo gathering at California State Polytechnic College last month. Fellow Shafter residents Glenn Q Nay and Elliott Garrison also held leadership roles. Nay received a 25 year service certificate and Garrison joined the association’s Yellow Dog fraternity.

Burley Dooley Stafter California Agricultural Teachers Association California State Polytechnic College San Luis Obispo Shafter Glenn Q.nay Elliott Garrison Nay Garrison Yellow Dog

Lois Rebecca Pryor Obituary

Funeral services were held for Lois Rebecca Pryor 32 who died July 7. The service was at Flickinger Janzen Chapel with Rev. B E Andrews officiating and burial in Shafter Cemetery. She is survived by a sister Mrs Lawrence Lorh.

Maple School Names Wiens Chairman of Board for Year

Maple School reorganized its board with John Wiens named chairman and Paul Wiebe as clerk. Herbert H. Loewen was re elected. A low budget for the coming year awaits county office approval and a public hearing set for Aug 1. A new 28 by 30 foot garage with cement floor will replace a torn shed to shelter buses. Painting and varnishing preparations begin for the new term. RECENT CAMPERS at Hume Lake from the Mennonite Brethren church are Doris Loewen Dorothy Kroeker Norma Pitker and Doris Bergen. Little Rock is the capital and largest city in Arkansas.

Maple Ralph E. Gribble John Wiens Paul Wiebe Herbert H. Loewen Hume Lake Mennonite Brethren Church Doris Loewen Dorothy Kroeker Norma. Pitker Doris Bergen

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