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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1939

Page

4

Junior Senior Banquet Highlighted By Nelson Speech Hawaiian Theme

Dr Thomas L Nelson superintendent of Kern County Union High School District will be the speaker at the annual junior senior banquet on the high school lawn tomorrow. A Hawaiian motif pervades the event with performances by the girls double trio Louella Marian Johnson Rhona Mettler Leela Kirschenmann and Ella Wiebe piano solo by Doris Davis clarinet by Merwin Olson accordion by Norma Neufeld junior address by Hattie Mecham and senior response by Elmer Dahil. A Hawaiian hut built by shop classes and a reception room furnished with lawn furniture add to the setting. General chairman is Miss Hattie Mecham, with a long banquet committee list. A fried chicken dinner will be served.

Thomas L. Nelson Kern County Union High School Louella Mariana Johnson Rhona Mettler Leela Kirschenmann Ella Wiebe Doris Davis Merwin Olson Norma Neufeld Hattie: Mecham Elmer Dahil Yes F. F. Latta Hattie Mecham Rachel Mouser Lorraine Stewart Martin Gage Letha Becker Vivian Barnes Vivian Stone Mary Catherine Lockard Clara Nikkel Mable Stockton John Channeson Walt Kirschenmann Tom Tucker Jess Combs Bill Hildebrand Jess Gray LaVerne Kliewer Omer Evans Bill

Summer program planned by M A S members Thursday

M A S members met at Mrs Johnny Siemens home Thursday to plan the club summer program. They arranged to attend the Homecraft Institute this evening and tomorrow at the Wednesday Afternoon clubhouse. After business, members enjoyed lawn plates with Mesdames Laurence Annis Harvey Gaede Harlin Schnaidt Walter Bergén and the hostess. Mrs Schnaidt invited the group to her home for the next weekly meeting.

Johnny Siemens Homecraft Institute Hiames Laurence Annis Harvey Gaede Harlin Schnaidt Walter Bergén Gaede

Sub Deb Club Steak Bake and Theatre Party

The Sub Deb club hosted a steak bake at the William Lachenmaier home to honor Miss June Lachenmaier who departs for Europe. Guests then attended the Shafter theatre program with June Lachenmaier Eleanor Fox Eleanor Reimer Norma Neufeld Reuden Lockard Mary Lockard Tommy Lockard Mary Crandall Eloy Bergen and Mrs P L Arnold.

June Lachenmaier Europe Sub Deb Club William Lachenmaier Shafter Theatre Eleanor Fox Eleanor Reimer Norma Neufeld Reudean_._Lockard Mary_ Lockard Tommy Lockard Mary Crandall Eloy Bergen

Otto Zimmermans Are Honored Shower Saturday

Mr and Mrs Otto Zimmerman were honored with a chivari and shower at their home north of Shafter. Refreshments and a wiener roast followed with about 35 attendees. The couple married a month ago in Las Vegas.

Otto Zimmerman Zimmerman Shafter Mrs. Zimmerman Las Vegas

Potluck Luncheon Planned By Ladies Aid

Plans announced for a potluck luncheon by the Ladies Aid of Union Congregational Church next Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Martha Hampton. Mrs Hampton serves as hostess and all members will assist with arrangements.

Ladies Aid The Union Congregational Church Martha Hampton

First Baptist Bible School Set For June 5 to 16

The First Baptist Church will hold a Daily Vacation Bible School from June 5 to June 16. Classes start at 9 daily except weekends and end at 11 30. Open to grammar school and kindergarten children with possible adult class if attendance warrants. No charge and all children welcomed.

The First Baptist Church

Irrigation Board Meeting Set for Tuesday at Shafter

Members of the Shatter-Wasco Irrigation district will hold a regular open meeting Tuesday afternoon at the district office in Shafter. The session will begin at 2 o clock and include routine business and a discussion of the Delano-Alpaugh suit.

Shatter-Wasco Irrigation Board Shafter Delano-Alpaugh

Three men sentenced in White Spot washing machine theft case

Rex Vickers J Snow and Howard Putman faced theft charges in H A Rightmire justice court over a washing machine stolen from the White Spot community wash house on May 14. Craig was arrested May 16. Vickers received six months in the county road camp while Snow and Putman got six months jail terms suspended for two years and $10 fines.

Rex Vickers Shafter J. Snow Farm Workers Howard Putman Justice Court H. A. Rightmire Fred Craig Farm Workers’ Camp White Spot Craig John Reily Reily Jerry Leake Kern County Sheriff’s Office Kern ‘River Leake Murray Arnold al Annis Vickers

Advancement Shown By Eugene Ford Reading Class

High school students in Eugene Ford’s reading class made notable progress this year. The group gained an average of two years and one month in comprehension and one year three months in speech with sixty one freshmen starting the course.

Eugene Ford Ford Iowa

Honors for Pacific Coast Telephone Workers Include Silver Medal

High honors were awarded to three Pacific coast telephone company employees with a silver Vail medal to Grass Valley installer-repairman. Bronze Vail medals went to a Pilot Rock chief operator and operator, with honorable mention to staff in Longview Anaheim and San Francisco. Announcement by J L Toole on behalf of Bell Telephone awards committees.

Vail Grass Valley California Pilot Rock Oregon Longview Washington Anaheim San Francisco J. L. Toole Telephone Company Bell Telephone System

Spring Football Practice Draws Large Turnout

About 35 players answered yesterday afternoon for spring football practice with roughly 20 veterans from last season's championship team. Coach Bill White led a light workout focusing on setting up exercises and plan calls for next week to drill blocking fundamentals.

Bill White

Catherine Chooses a Screen Career at Last

Catherine, seeking escape from an oppressive ranch life, signs a contract after a stranger spots her humor and invites her to test for film work. She learns she has real talent for character parts and embarks toward possible stardom despite family misgivings.

Catherine Cathy Sara Gaythorn- Satterthwaite Film _ aggregation Dr. Smugg

The Cadby Family and a Painterly Calf Incident

In California the Cadby family, famed for health and beauty, face a peculiar tale as Catherine Cadby stands out with an odd mouth and comedic hair. A polite permit leads a film company to use their land, while Catherine, in a sunbonnet, leads a half-grown calf past the site, a moment that unsettles observers but passes without incident.

Ming California Cadby Catherine

When Whiskers Grow Faster in Warm Weather

The article notes that Chin foliage and crops accelerate growth in hotter temperatures much like corn in a bright sun, with growth speeding as warmth increases.

Country Home Magazine

Pleasing Friday Band and Glee Club Concert

A Shafter high school band and Richland alum singing groups gave a well run program to raise funds for band uniforms and robes for the glee club. The concert featured precise band numbers and well blended choruses with notable solos and a closing God Bless America.

Shafter High School Richland Alum Shafter Rotary Shafter Kiwanis

Psychiatrist H E Chamberlain Speaks to Shafter Kiwanis

Dr H E Chamberlain consulting psychiatrist for the state department of social welfare at Sacramento was the principal speaker at a Shafter Kiwanis meeting on yesterday noon at Cafe Neuman. Guests included Mrs Dorothy Anderson, Mrs Adele Rice, Mrs Ruth Thompson, Miss Mabel Wright and Mrs Mary Lisenbee. New members A N Mougin and Earl Anderson were welcomed.

H. E. Chamberlain State Department of Social Welfare Sacramento Shafter Kiwanis Club Cafe Neuman Dorothy Anderson State Child Welfare Adele Rice Kern County Ruth Thompson Mabel Wright Mary Lisenbee A. N. Mougin Earl Anderson Harry Hetzler Bakersfield al. An

Superior Fans Rally as Bakersfield Nightball Game Fizzles

Two ardent supporters of the Superior team cheered loudly at a Bakersfield nightball game, insisting players bearing the Superior name on their shirts belonged to the team, sparking a lively, if playful, crowd moment.

Superior Bakersfield

Richland School Closes Friday for Summer

Richland school will close Friday for the summer months. Dismissal will be at noon. Eighth grade graduation will be held this evening at the school.

Richland Richland School

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