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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1957

Page

5

Painting Class Ends Year With Pot-Luck Luncheon

The textile Painting Class closed its year with a pot-luck luncheon Tuesday noon. Attendees included Mattie Gorsching Cecilia Martin Elizabeth Neuman Ollie Nusz Lucille Gribble Anne Beese Emma Nickel Tillie Becker Malinda Becker Ellen Sandell Mildred Mettler Rachel Neuman Adena Riemer Jerry Davis and instructor Louise Calderwood. Bromwell had a ten day visit with wife and daughter returning to Arizona to mark their 20th wedding anniversary and his birthday. The group will resume next fall.

Mattie Gorsching Cecilia Martin Elizabeth Neuman Ollie Nusz Lucille Gribble Anne Beese Emma Nickel Tillie Becker Malinda Becker Ellen Sandell Mildred Mettler Rachel Neuman Adena Riemer Jerry Davis Min K. A. Bromwell Arizona Bramwell

Daughter Me Lee Croslin Born at Bakersfield Memorial

A daughter named Merry Lee Croslin was born Wednesday night May 15 at Bakersfield Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Roland P. Croslin Jr. The child weighed eight pounds, three and three quarter ounces, and is the couple’s first child. They reside at 327 Mannel Ave.

Me Lee Bakersfield Memorial Hospital Roland P. Croslin, Jr Mannel Ave Merry Lee Croslins

B P W installs officers May 9th in Bakersfield area

Mollie Chambers served as installing officer for Shafter B P W at rites last Thursday, assisted by Johnnie Mae Burton. Irene Tilley was re installed as president with Lorain Gaede and Sylvia Baughman as first and second vice presidents, plus other officers. The group enjoyed hospitality at Jeanette Wheeler home and dinner at Triangle Dining Room. Annete Albright arranged yellow and white table decor and mini perfume bottles. Dinner music came from Mrs. Robert Snively. Attendees included Anne Stoller Edna Ross Marcella Mckusick Helen Hasty Amelia Cornell Virginia Senior Minnie McCormack Effie Wedge Mary Kelley Ruth McMillan and Clara Schnidt. A picnic is planned for Manuel Park on May 23rd and secret pals will be revealed then.

Mollie Chambers Bakersfield Jeanette Wheeler Triangle Annette Albright Robert Snively Anne Stoller Edna Ross Marcella McKusick Helen Hasty Amelia Cornell Virginia Senior Minnie McCormack Effie Wedge Mary Kelley Ruth McMillan Clara Schnidt Manuel Park

School Announces Teacher Changes

Richland school announces resignations by Opal Ratzlaff Betty Horn and Lucette Senesac. Ratzlaff leaves to spend time with family Horn departs to welcome a baby Senesac resigns to pursue a masters in Los Angeles. New teachers Marilyn Reed from Bakersfield Beardsley and Arlene Reed from Fresno are appointed.

Wee Richland ‘School Opal Ratzlaff Betty Horn Lucette Senesac Los Angeles Crawford Marilyn Reed Iowa Beardsley School Bakersfield Arlene Reed Fresno

Dog Control Ordinance Debated In Shafter

The council discusses penalties and penalties for dog owners, with provisions for seizing dogs that injure people or property. A leash law was rejected. over 200 residents backed dog control. Final passage aimed for May 27, with a 30 day enactment. Impounded dogs may be reclaimed for $5 plus costs. yearly registration is $1 for dogs six months or older. About 700 dogs are in city limits.

Shafter

H. S. Musical Times Concert Goes From Solo to Chorus

The program opens with standard pieces and moves from string to chamber to full orchestra. Soloist Genevieve Vaughn headlines Concer tino, followed by overtures including Deidre Moto Pereptico and March of the Mestersingrs. The finale pairs orchestra with the A Capella choir for Battle Hymn of the Republic. No admission fee.

Genevieve Vaughn

Library Features Chairmen s Books

Community club program notes highlight new titles aimed at improving leadership, committee work, and membership for club women. Books include The Clubwoman s Book by Helen Avery and Committee Common Sense by Audrey Trecker, plus others on leadership and group activities.

Effie*Wedge Shafter L- Strome Helen Avery Wedge Audrey Trecker Roberts McCall Harriet Hawes Janet Kirk

Local Girl Wins Speech Contest

Shafter High School junior Margaret Freedman captured first place in the original speaking division at a Bakersfield invitational speech tournament held Saturday May 4. Under instructor Ruth Seigall contestants delivered extemporaneous impromptu and original talks with specific rules for each division.

Ruth Seigall Jeff Shafter High School Margaret Freedman Bakersfield High School Margaret The United Nations

Picnic Honors Sam Schultz Birthday and Mrs Schultz

A Sunday afternoon picnic at Emanuel Bible School Park in Reedley celebrated Sam Schultz's birthday and honored his wife on Mother's Day. The event, a surprise planned by the couple’s Reedley-based son and wife, featured a pot luck dinner at 1 30 and outdoor games like croquet. Numerous relatives and friends attended, including the Schultz and McFarlin families and others listed in attendance.

Sam Schultz Emanuel Bible School Reedley Schultz Messrs Mmes Lowell McFarlin John A. Schultz C. H. Gaines Harry McWilliams Harry Coleman Harry Schultz Ernest Schultz Herman Schultz Dan Bartel Jake Heinrichs Bob Heinrichs Harold Leppke Wesley Schultz Pete Schultz James McFarlin Richard McFarlin Clifford McFarlin Ruby Schultz Beverley Schultz Earl Hall Edna

Linderman on constitutional change and modern nation risks

Linderman argues in a continuation piece that the era of tax and debt expands beyond 1890 limits. He cites social security payments abroad and claims constitutional breach. He quotes President Eisenhower urging adaptation of constitutional principles to current industrial and economic conditions.

Eisenhower Cleveland McKinley Linderman

Richland PTA Installs New Officers Tuesday

Richland Parent Teachers Association held a Tuesday installation ceremony led by Mrs. Arthur Erhorn. New officers included Mmes. Jim Gloeckler president and Lee Bergman first vice president with other posts filled. A music program by scholarship winners, a fashion show by eighth graders, and a nursery school talk by Frank Roselle accompanied the event.

Richland Parent Teachers Association Arthur Erhorn 7Th District P. T.A Elmer Unruh Sam Becker Mmes Jim Gloeckler Lee __Bergman Marvin Hoover Fred Schardt Harlin Wilson Ezra Suderman John Stockton E. Unruh Joe Norris Elmer Anderson Marcia Craig

Gum Spending Surpasses Cancer Fight by Large Margin

Last year chew ing gum outspent cancer fight by a wide margin with $282.36 million on gum versus $26 million raised by the American Cancer Society for cancer research and related work.

American Cancer Society

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