Arnolds Visit Shafter Build Cabin at Camp Nelson
The P. L. Arnolds were in Shafter for Sunday and Monday and plan to return Tuesday to Camp Nelson. They are building a cabin at Camp Nelson which is nearing completion.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
5
The P. L. Arnolds were in Shafter for Sunday and Monday and plan to return Tuesday to Camp Nelson. They are building a cabin at Camp Nelson which is nearing completion.
The San Joaquin Valley reports 358,135 acres of cotton in cultivation as of July 1. Kern County tops with 88,200 acres, followed by Fresno 84,000 and Tulare 80,700. Other producers include Kings 7,000, Madera 38,000, and Merced 10,200 acres.
A compact observation notes that antelopes rely on keen vision and rapid movement for protection. The remark underscores their reliance on high eye sensitivity and swift navigation to evade predators.
A New York City man, Chauncey Crawford, brother-in-law of Charles Burns, visited at Burns home with Mrs Burns hosting. Crawford is linked to International Nike Company and is on a West Coast business trip. The Burns hosted a casual breakfast Sunday morning for guests Peter and Phil Ohannesson.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Neuman and family depart Friday for Paradise to visit Mrs Neuman's parents Mr and Mrs Jess Smith. They will stop in San Francisco before returning home for a two week trip.
A series of quotes from George Levison of the Northern California American Council for Judaism, Shirley Mansfield of A F fashion, George Meany of the AFL CIO, and Dr. Leon J. Richardson of the U S Extension Division. They address Palestine rights, modeling standards, government role in business, and the hunger for lifelong learning.
Betty Jo Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs Gale Murphy of Shafter married Charles Stone son of Mr and Mrs H A Stone of Larabee Wyoming in a July ceremony at Chapel of the Chimes First Baptist Bakersfield officiated by Rev Brunner. The couple plans a trip to Long Beach San Diego and parts of Mexico before settling in Larabee Wyoming.
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