Miss Ruth Kennedy Bride-To-Be Honored By Teachers
Teachers of the Richland building hosted a tea for Miss Ruth Kennedy, bride to be of David Lee, with Edna Prieve and Mayme Brother among guests. Tables featured candles and sweet pea arrangements. gifts included an electric two-slice slicer. A list of attending teachers and friends pleased the honored guest with well wishes for married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kennedy
Richland Building
David Lée
Edna Prieve
Mayme
E. Livers
Hess
Engie
Migses
Bernice McQuilliams
Mary Bayless
Paul Rainy
Patricia Mettler
Laura Wade
Shirley Thomas
Helen Guenther
Maxine Albright
Kathrine Nikkel
Donna Lee Beese
Ilene Dydine Albright
Helen Turpin
Reva Owens
Mary Louise Contrerds
Betty Merz
Thella Call
Ward Turney
Miss Kennedy
R. E. Gribble
O. Z. Olson
Hazel Haag
Livers
Francis Hess
Ida B. Engle
Mayme Brother
Betty Thornburg
Eleanor Allen
Martha Gaede
Louise Fairman
Eunice Gaines
Neva Rydin
Beulah Bartlett
Mary Ditto
Ellamarie Crawford
Vernon Ferry
Ward-Turney
T. Thompson
Jastro Park
Bakersfield
Shafter
Tuhohi Campfire Girls Honor Guardian With Surprise Shower
Tuhohi Campfire Girls honor guardian Miss Kennedy with a surprise shower at Mrs. Larry Baughman home. Girls elected committees planned games refreshments and a wedding present. Attendees include Wanda Allen Jeanne Bartel Donna Baughman Marie Baughman and others. Six members plan a week at Camp Yenus Hante Greenhorn in early July. Parker visits Oklahoma with grandmother. Kong Chow Temple in San Francisco Chinatown opens to white public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kennedy
Larry Baughman
Miss Kennedy
Wanda Allen
Jeanne Bartel
Donna Baughman
Marie Baughman
Joyce Bender
Wanda Bryant
Wynona Burke
Donna Dalke
Betty Fenton
Carolyn Leedom
Joan Loewen
Mary Channeson
Ferrelene Parker
Karlene
Shafter Wednesday Afternoon Club Installs Officers
Ogie Club officers were installed at a 12 30 luncheon with Mrs Merle Taylor officiating. New president Mrs Jack Battaglia leads the slate including vice president Mrs T V Little and treasurer Mrs J W Lassiter. Other officers and committee list given. musical selections by Lester Shears and Bobby Haag featured. Twenty five million pounds of produce will be purchased by the armed forces this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Taylor
Bakersfield Club
Shafter
Jack Battaglia
T. V. Little
J.W. Frizzell
Roy Painter
J.W. Lassiter
P. L. Arnold
Mesdames
E. B. StringMimn
J. A. Roscamp
Floyd Cooper
Battaglia
National Defense
J. C. Channeson
Nutrition
O. T. Olson
Red Cross
Glenn O.nay
Pete Bender
Shafter Army Recreation
Fred Vandenberg
E. P. Jones
J. B. Henderson
Ted Vignolo
J. J. Peters, Jr
Max McKinley
A. P. Channeson
H. C. Neufeld
Nathan Williams
H. P. Wilson
Alfred Chandler
Grace Everett
Alfred Rolf Jacobsen
Lester Shears
Rio Bravo School
Bobby Haag
Faber Street
Mrs. Battaglia Heads Ladies Aid at Union Congregational
Mrs. Jack Battaglia was elected executive president of the Ladies Aid, with monthly presidents to be appointed, at a Union Congregational church meeting. Other officers include Mrs. Fred Ruhlman as vice president and Mrs. Julia Potter as secretary, with Mrs. E. C. Eckmann as treasurer.
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Ladies Aid of the
Union Congregational Church
Jack Battaglia
Battaglia
Walter Eckmann
E. C. Eckmann
C. G. Lindquist
Olive Crockett
Cairo
Mesdames
S. M. Bobst
Harriett Nottingham
State Honor For Wednesday Afternoon Club at State Convention
The Wednesday Afternoon club was signally honored at the recent state convention of the California State Federation of Women's clubs in Santa Barbara, receiving the civic award in statewide competition. It outranked other clubs in club publicity, though no formal award was given for that achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Santa Barbara
Two-In-One Wedding At First Mennonite Church
Miss Ruby Mae Froese wed Eugene Yeager in a 3 30 pm ceremony at the First Mennonite Church attended by 150 guests. The couple plans to reside in Oildale after a brief honeymoon, with both families and out of town relatives present. A separate note recalls Les Hobson’s birthday party with gifts and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Mae Froese
H. C. Froese
Eugene Yeaer
A. T. Yeager
Bakersfield
Edgar Toews
Hulda Gaede
Erma Neufeld
Albert Froese
Karen Lee Naron
Maynard Redson
Johnnie Froese
Panama
Albert Froeses
Brothers of the Brde
R. C. Farmer
Taft
Howard Farmer
Avenal
Kenyon Farmer
Butte
Mont
Ben Harder
Delano
W. BE. McFaddin
Gene
David
Bobby Hudson
H. H. Young
G. L. Naron
Les Hobson
J. W. Lassiter
Harrison
Taylor Tabb
Noel Roberts
Officers Installed at Leslie L. Robinson Post
Mrs. H C Neufeld assisted by her sister Mrs. George Enns presided at the installation of officers for Leslie L. Robinson Post of the American Legion Auxiliary on Tuesday. New officers include President Mrs. J B Henderson and others. retiring president Mrs. Tannahill received a past president pin and gavel. Memorial Day will honor departed members with five wreaths. flowers for Shafters cemetery are coordinated by Mrs. Frank Annis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Neufeld
George Enns
Leslie L. Robinson
American Legion Auxiliary
J. B. Henderson
Fred Vandenberg
Mrrs
P.C. Guenther
Glenn O. Nay
J . Chaplain
Taylor Orian
W W. Tan
Tannahill
Mesdames
Burt Hebel
J. W. Lassiter
Francea Hansen
Frank Annis
Shafters Cemetery
James and
California Streets
Labor supply in San Francisco Falls by Twenty Nine Thousand
Over the past year San Francisco's labor supply declined by 29 000 people. The drop indicates ongoing challenges for the regional job market and employers seeking workers.
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San Francisco
Keeping Up Wonder Why We Never Manage to Save
A brief exchange about money and neighborly pressures. The speaker blames neighbors for costly activity that prevents saving.
Writing the Thankless Job Inverse Exchange
A bid for literary humor contrasts a critic’s quip about writing as a thankless task with a rejoinder that every written piece prompts gratitude, turning a complaint into wit.
Plural Question Sparks Bright Pupil Lesson
A classroom moment features a teacher and student discussing the concept of plural. The pupil explains that plural means the same thing but more of it, illustrating a simple grammar lesson.
James and Florence Parting Exchange
A terse exchange hints at a troubled farewell. James speaks of leaving the world better, while Florence retorts that it will be better after his departure, implying tension and unresolved conflict.
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James
Florence
Quite a Gal Wears No Costly Raiment
A fragment from a page notes a woman praised for inner worth over jewelry. It includes a quip about age in 1894 and a casual exchange about a dental accident and a remark on marriages within a family.
Be Installed This Evening At Cawelo Club
A candle light ceremony will mark the installation of officers of the Shafter Business and Professional Women’s club at 7 30 this evening. Inducted into office are Mrs William Rodgers president Mrs Ralph Janzen vice president Miss Ruth Graham recording secretary Mrs Floyd Cooper corresponding secretary and Mrs Emily Meyer treasurer.
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Shafter Business and Professional, Women's Club
Cawelo
William Rodgers
Ralph Janzen
Ruth Graham
Floyd Cooper
Emily Meyer
Junior Women's Club Hosts Evening Swimming Party
About fifteen members of the Shafter Junior Women's Club attended a six o'clock swimming party held last evening.
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Shafter
Club Officers Installed Amid Diverse Summer Activities
Mrs. Ernest Panero hosted fellow club members with ping pong, badminton, and a wienie roast. New officers installed were Mrs. William Hilliard as president, Mrs. Ernest Panero as vice president, Mrs. Lena Schultz as secretary, and Mrs. Lloyd Pack as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Panero
William Hilliard
Lena Schultz
Lloyd Pack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tuhohi
Chinatown
America
Ogie
Ladies Aid of Congregationalists
Richland Teachers
Book Section
onaLer
Cisco
Union Square
Army
Air Corps
New York
Jackie
Johnny
Acci
San Joaquin Pipe & Salvage Company
Chester Ave
Roy Rogers
Desert
William Gargan
Bombay Clipper
Betty Grable
Jack Oakie
Robert Young
Fish Department
Postottice Market
Home Appliance CO
WM. H. Stoller
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