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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
5
California asparagus acreage shows a four percent rise over the six year average, with 69,400 acres more than the 1944-50 average of 66,720. The harvest will supply 90 percent to canners, who will process 10,400,000 pounds and return about 14 million dollars to growers.
Four generations gathered at the H. H. Hair ranch in Button Willow to honor Hair's birthday. Guests included Albert Stevenson, Bubbles Feverson, Corky Feverson, George Clay and family from Long Beach, plus Bob Dall and Hardy Hair. Clyde Summers and family moved from Bakersfield to 548 Poso St.
The sentence notes the General Land Office was established within the Treasury Department in the year 1812, marking its origin and governmental context.
Festive party desserts including an orange chiffon cake with orange filling and meringue, a bright orange filling recipe, and elegant parfait ideas. Also offers a gelatin pineapple cream mold with ladyfingers and whipped cream, plus serving tips for freezer storage and presentation.
John Roth, president of the Central Valley Empire Association, notes cotton created nearly 14 billion dollars in new wealth last year during National Cotton Week. He credits cotton as a basic fabric in American life and health and cleanliness, urging growers, processors, handlers, and buyers to continue support for the valley as the world’s greatest cotton area.
The Mennonite Brethren Church of Shafter announced three daily vacation Bible schools led by Rev. Waldo Wiebe. Programs run June 9 to June 20 at locations on Kern Street South Gospel Chapel and Park Lane Mennonite Brethren Church with courses in Bible study textile painting and leather work for children from pre kindergarten to grade ten.
Mrs. G J Schmidt of 180 Mun zer St won an honorable mention in the raisin pie baking contest conducted by the Central Valley Empire Association. Grand prize went to Mrs Arthur Pearson of Modesto and Mrs Stella Pritsche of Wasco also earned an honorable mention.
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