Annette Dooley Honored With 12th Birthday Party
Annette Dooley was honored at a 12th birthday party hosted by Mr. Burley Dooley. Attendees included several young guests who enjoyed refreshments, games, and cake in a celebratory gathering.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1956
Page
2
Annette Dooley was honored at a 12th birthday party hosted by Mr. Burley Dooley. Attendees included several young guests who enjoyed refreshments, games, and cake in a celebratory gathering.
An American Legion auxiliary unit 213 in Shafter held an election May 15 at the Veterans Memorial Hall. Yvonne Wipf was re elected president with Louise Bellows presiding. New officers include Elgie Heinlein Grace Annis Irma McCoy Isabel Crawford Nellie Lassiter Alma Oxford Juanita Davis and Mary Brannon. Installations set for June 19 at the Veterans Memorial Hall. Delegates chosen for Fresno state convention June include Yvonne Wipf Irma McCoy Elgie Heinlein and Juanita Davis with alternates Isabel Crawford Nellie Lassiter and Louise Bellows. Meeting notices and district events listed. Hostess was Ann Raney.
Rev and Mrs Chris Ummel hosted a formal dinner for local high school graduates they mentored at the North Camp chapel. The evening ended with Chinese checkers among guests Smith MacEllis Velya Whitfield Ed Ellis Arsené Pearson Hollis Crite Hollistone Wherry George Love Carol Giesbrecht Jimmy Broom at the event.
The Vacation Church school of Union Congregational Church will run June 11 to June 22 from 9 00 to 11 30 a m Children four years old through Junior High are invited to attend Bible study games crafts worship and refreshments.
Wasco Chapter No. 489 O E S will meet May 28 at the Wasco Temple at 8 p.m. with balloting and a memorial service. All members invited. Also note a rummage sale by St Therese Church Ladies Alter Society on Saturday May 26 at Weaver's Corner 112 Stone Street from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Grandparents Willard Hellman and the Andersons host a family gathering for Larry Hellman's fifth birthday with relatives from Shafter and Burbank visiting at 240 Pacific Avenue.
Mr and Mrs Don Klin Genberg were dinner hosts Sunday for Mr and Mrs E J Peters and their son Simon in a social notice noting hospitality and family gathering.
A Phi Phi Alpha sorority event at the Peter Channeson residence garden drew over 100 guests for brunch fashion show and card party. Mrs Gregory Channeson moderated the event with prizes of baked goods and gifts to numerous Mesdames and guests from Bakersfield and Shafter.
Members of the Richland school Faculty Wives and their families enjoyed a Sunday picnic at Richland Park on May 20. Mrs. Mason led a brief business meeting and corsages for eight grade girls were discussed. Two work sessions were scheduled for May 28 at Mrs. Robert Snively’s home and June 5 at the Richland school cafeteria.
Boy scouts of Troop 959 traveled to Isabella Lake for a weekend campout. They camped Saturday night with a campfire program and group singing. Sunday morning church services were led by Reggie Hammond before the season’s final gathering with fishing and swimming. Arthur Sgmen ike un.
Cub Scout Pack 953 plans a May event on the Kern River with transportation provided. Cubs in hobos attire compete for best dressed, followed by games, group singing and awards for earned badges.
Cub scouts interested in softball should contact Frank Roselle for practice time and location. All boys are urged to join this sport. A scene notes twenty five million subscribers and twenty three billion dollars linked to the Liberty Loans.
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