Richland PTA Eases Into 1957 58 with Appointed Chairs
Mary Chunn and Thomas J Cotton wed Wednesday evening at a country home of the bride’s parents. The couple planned a Monterey wedding trip and will reside on Poplar Avenue in a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryne Chunn
B. F. Cavins
Thomas J.cotton
L. F. Cotton
Brother Thurman
Free Will Baptist Church
Wanda Chunn
Walter Cotton
Cotton
Monterey
Jane Schonning Feted On Ninth Birthday
Jane Schonning celebrated her ninth birthday with a party at the family home on West Lerdo Highway. School chums and neighborhood friends attended and presented a bicycle as a gift. Guests included Junior Epp Janice Shultz Mary Nelson Gerald Schenning Cindy and Rickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Schonning
Maxine .Schonning
West Lerdo Highway
Junior Epp
Janice Shultz
Mary Nelson
Gerald Schenning
Cindy and
Rickey
Alpha Kappa Style Show To Be Held At May 25
The Alpha Kappa chapter of Phi Epsilon Phi hosts a style show and brunch on Saturday May 25 at the Orvin Mettler home on Poplar Avenue. Mrs Greg Channeson will be commentator and models include Emily Hodges Elaine Kelley Pat Neuman Marjorie Robertson and Margaret Freedman. Tickets cost 1.50 and are sold by Mrs George Cooper and Mrs Marvin Neuman or at the door morning of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Kappa Chapter
Phi Epsilon Phi
Orvin Mettler
Poplar Avenue
Greg Channeson
Emily Hodges
Elaine Kelley
Pat Neuman
Marjorie Robertson
Margaret Freedman
George Cooper
Marvin Neuman
Pontiac Promises Superior Value Against Smaller Cars
Pontiac boasts higher per dollar value with up to 8.9 percent more solid car per dollar. It highlights rugged x member frame, longer wheelbase, smoother ride, and effortless steering to outpace smaller cars. Dealers offer a point by point comparison and road tests to prove Pontiac’s leadership and high trade in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
America
Miss Quinn Weds Airman Powell in Wenatchee
Miss Eileen Quinn and Airman Wayne Powell wed April 26 at St. Joseph's in Wenatchee Washington. The ceremony was led by Father P J O Sullivan with 100 guests at a reception at the bride's home. The groom is with the United States Air Force and the couple planned a Seattle honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Powell
Wenatchee, Wash
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Wenatchee
Washington
Eileen Quinn
Wayne Powell
Leo O. Quinn
C. M. Powell
Shafter
P. J. O'Sullivan
Anton Harle
Bob Bobst
Cathy , Quinn
Esther Reid
Marlene
Verlene Schmitz
Marcia Dickerson
Cathy Rumell
Raymond McCaskey
Russell Bagley
Larson Air Force Base
Moses Lake
Bob Young
Hank Runionn
Young
Runion
Seattle
Wenatchee High School
Shafter High
Catholic Daughters of America
D- W. McCoskey
Santa Clara
The
United States Air Forcs
Mrs. Herb Neuman Elected Delta Theta Tau President
Mrs. Herb Neuman was elected president of the Kappa Nu Chapter for 1957 58 succeeding Mrs. Clarence Neuman. The meeting at Mrs. Al Anderson's Munzer Street home named new officers and set philanthropy plans including a television purchase for Cerebral Palsy school Wasco and donations to Child Guidance clinic. An installation dinner will be held May 22 at Wests Wasco with Mrs. Clarence Neuman as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Neuman
Kappa Nu
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Neuman
Clarence Neuman
al Anderson
Munzer Street
Mmes
Harold Greene
John Sundberg
Dan Weitz
Glen Putman
T. N. Anderson
Allen Anderson
Dave Muir
O. D. Handel
Cerebral Palsy School
Wasco
Child Guidance Clinic
West’s
Mrs Mettler New President of Ladies Aid Society
New officers were installed at the Ebenezer Re formed church Ladies Aid Society mothers day meeting May 8 with Mrs Emil Mettler as installing officer. New president Mrs Aduel Mettler led a list of officers and committee chairmen for 1957 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Ebenezer Reformed Church
Emil Mettler
Aduel Mettler
Mmes
Allen Zenk
Layton Weidenbach
W. C. Handel
Treasuer
Harlan Wilson
Mettler
Jesus
Susannah
Kathy
Marlene Hamman
Ronald den Hartog
Gretchen Morrison
Stanley Wilson
Barbara Mettler
Chris Handel
Victor Bender
Chis Handel
Box Social Supper for Cerebral Palsy School
Members of the Kappa Nu Chapter of Delta Theta Tau hosted a box social supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Neuman on Acacia street. George Evetts of Tulare served as auctioneer raising funds to buy a television for the Cerebral Palsy school of Wasco with a humorous sale style. Attendees included C D Handel Herb Neuman John Sundberg Dan Weitz Al Anderson Tut Anderson Glen Putman Harold Miller Bob Townsend Ben Peters Ralph Boel Bernard Lohr Don Ruggenberg Dr O G Ohlsson Greg Malory and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Nu
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Clarence Neuman
Acacia Street
George Evetts
Tulare
Cerebral Palsy School
Wasco
Messrs
Mmes. C. D. Handel
Herb Neuman
John Sundberg
Dan Weitz
al Anderson
Tut Anderson
Glen Putman
Harold Miller
Bob Townsend
Ben Peters
Ralph Boel
Bernard Lohr
Don Ruggenberg
O. G. Ohlsson
Greg Malory
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Richland Parent Teachers Assn. Pres
Mary Chunn
Thos. J. Cotton
Shafter Progress
Central
Paul Newell
Ear
James Tucker
Robert Nagey
Richland Parent-Teachers Association
Richland
Betty Gloeckler
Harol Wiens
Jim Albright
John Dalke
Art Craig
Burt Hanks
H . Hammond
Art Johnson
Clay Hale
Adolph Goertzen
John Turner
John Enns
Art Kadel
Milton Kin Cannon
G. T. den Hartog
Well Baby
Lee Stover
Richland P.T.A
Gram, Recreation and Magazine
Buttonwillo Rio Bravo
Lost Hills
Maple
Shafter High School
Harlin Wilson
Gerald den Hartog
Don Christensen
Marvin Hoover
Leé Bergman
Harold Wiens
Leonard Gaede
John Stockton
Robert Nagéy
Elmer Unruh
Scott McMichael
Louie Pelosi
Jim Klassen
Ed Nikkel
Milt Johnson
Lake City
Arkansas
Texas
West Ash Street
Sue Walker
Barbara McIlwain
P. O
Hot Springs
Alpha Kappa
EU Sea
Steer
Sep Sele
Charter Society
Dorothy Hale
Mrs
J. E. Unruh
Waldo Unruh
Maytag Shop
Wedgewood
Frigidaire
Sales
Emil G. Stoller
Ladies’ Society
Neumans
McWhorter's
Bulova
Central Ave
Calif
Hemingson
Shafter Mercantile
Friendly Department Store Central and
Sante Fe
Ph. Plorieer
Lou
Shatter
Ila
All Meng UR Etek
Flocaans
Tan Aoe
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