Kemp Returns From Poso Springs Stay
Judge Kemp has completed a week long visit at Poso Springs and is expected back Wednesday.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1944
Page
7
Judge Kemp has completed a week long visit at Poso Springs and is expected back Wednesday.
A square dance event featured 4H Club members including Mer Grassis Robert Bowman Jean Smith George Lake Eddie Grimes Richard Threewit Bernard Bone Virginia Hair and Mr and Mrs Ted I sen.
The second meeting of the new Auxiliary Fireman group was held Thursday at the fire house. District Chief John Woolens of Lebec, Chief Dispatcher Harry Grasham, and Chief Ben Cooper of Bakersfield attended. Of 18 signed up, nine members including William Tracy, Joe Tazioli, and Charles Dunble attended, meeting led by local fire warden J. R. Boardman.
Marino Pierucci donates Willow theater for a Friday midnight screening of The Magnificent Dope to boost bond purchases. Only buyers of bonds from June 20 to 30 may attend, with late buyers allowed into the 7 PM regular show.
Bowman national president of the Future Farmers of America leaves July 3 for Washington to attend and head the FFA national board of trustees meeting and to arrange applications for the American farmers for next year. The bingo meeting at St Marys Catholic church will be held Sunday at 2 in the Community hall with public welcome. Miss Mary Jane Habedkombe of Bakersfield visits Miss Barbara Thomson this week. Pvt Henson son of Constable and Mrs Frank Henson is home on a 10 day furlough from Fort Riley Kans.
M. L. Curtis of Glendale demonstrated a resuscitator to public audiences in Buttonwillow and at a Lions Club meeting on Wednesday night and Thursday. The display aimed to acquaint residents with the life saving device and gauge interest in county fire department adoption.
Funeral services were held for Lester Wilson 29 victim of a drowning last Sunday two miles southeast of Buttonwillow. Wilson’s submerged body and car were found by two frog hunting boys. He is survived by his wife Amy Jo Wilson a son Danny Lester a daughter Laura Jo his father Charles Wilson of Weston Arkansas a brother Ewell in the U S Navy and sister Juanita Stark of Portia Arkansas. Also notes on local residents and visitors including Jane Weston planning to study at University of Redlands and Mrs. Marjorie Spring visiting from Sandpoint Idaho.
Schedule lists Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 o'clock and Daily Mass at 8. Confessions are 3 to 4 and 7 to 8 on Saturdays. Novena to Our Perpetual Mother for Peace Fridays at 3. Catechism Communion Mondays and Wednesdays 3 to 4. Confirmation Tuesdays and Fridays 4 to 5. Choir Mondays and Wednesdays 5 to 6. Saturday times show 6? to 5.
Community Baptist reports 82 registered for a daily Bible school in Buttonwillow California with an average attendance of 66 and eight workers. Milk and cookies supplied by two ladies. Closing exercises drew a large audience Friday night. Certificates given to every student. Services scheduled Sunday at 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. worship with a memorial at morning message conclusion. 8 p.m. Youth Fellowship in separate groups.
Darrel Lake was guest of honor at a birthday party given by his mother Mrs A Lake at the family home on Third street to celebrate his fifth birthday last Monday Ice cream and a clever money cake were served to Jack Overton Jim Overton Houchin Chalmer Hunter Martha and Tommy Dumble and Leora Lake
Grace Brandt is employed at the Buttonwillow Implement House as bookkeeper. The change was announced by the firm and confirms her new role handling accounts and records.
A letter from A W Noon chairman Kern County Board of Supervisors thanks the Shafter Press and California newspapers for support. He notes the successful termination of a dispute as a turning point in government policy. Private lands are less likely to be removed from local tax rolls discriminately.
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