Ernest Holland Enters Mexican College Amid Foreign Atmosphere
Ernest W. Holland son of Mr and Mrs Zed Holland of 30907 Burbank street studies at Mexico City college the only American liberal arts college south of the Rio Grande. The term hosts about 900 students from nearly every U S state with 765 men and 199 women enrolled as Holland pursues a degree abroad in a city famed for Aztec ruins and Popocatepetl.
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Mexico City
Ernest W. Holland
Zed Holland
Burbank Street
Mexico City College
Rio Grande
Popocatepetl
Holland
Housewife Praises Telephone Value In Daily Life
Mrs. F G Dominey extols the telephone as the most useful household item noting it enables shopping by phone scheduling appointments gathering children and keeping in touch with friends. The piece suggests most people agree on the phone’s usefulness and low cost as Pacific Telephone promotes added value.
Gods Mercy Is Lesson Sermon in Christian Science Churches
The lesson sermon on Ever lasting Punishment in Christian Science churches Sunday features Peter’s revival of Dorcas from Acts 9 40. It notes Peter prayed kneeled and Tabitha arose. The Golden Text Ezekiel 18 23 asks whether the wicked should die or turn from their ways to life.
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Peter
Dorcas
Tabitha
County Plans Adult Basketball Leagues this Season
County Parks and Recreation announced plans to form adult basketball leagues with teams from Delano Wasco Shafter Rio Bravo and Buttonwillow, aiming to expand this season. A meeting will be held at Mojave High School at 7 30 p.m. November 3 to discuss both adult and junior high leagues. Teams should contact Bill Carpenter at 2501.
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County Parks and Recreation
Delano
Wasco
Shafter
Rio Bravo
Buttenwillow Organiz
Mojave High School
Bill Carpenter
Telephone Conference Call Lets Families Chat Far Apart
Learn how to set up a telephone conference call to talk with several relatives at once. Tell your operator the names addresses numbers and time you want to talk. Costs are low especially after 6 pm or on Sundays.
Yellow Pages guide to local shops and services
Our shopper tips suggest using the Yellow Pages in the telephone book to quickly locate stores and services. It touts the Yellow Pages as a handy guide to local sellers, saving time and effort in shopping.
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Pacific Telephone
Theft of Cotton Bale At Buttonwillow Reported
Approx 790 pounds of cotton stolen from M and R B ranch at Koch and Seventh Standard Road a mile west of Enos Lane during Oct 14 night. Reporting party Chris Matl y of 2506 Alturas Drive Bakersfield said 3960 pounds on trailer but 3170 weighed at the gin next morning. Deputies Stroud and Osborn investigated. MR AND MRS SAM Becker moved to 300 Walnut Street.
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Chris Mattly
Alturas Drive
Bakersfield
Sam Becker
Walnut Street
Peterson Shows Color Slides to Faculty Wives
Mrs John Peterson presented color slides on historic sites in Massachusetts New York and Washington DC at the Richland Faculty Wives meeting held October 14 at the home of Mrs Dick Southwick. The event followed their NEA Convention trip in Chicago in July where Peterson served as an official delegate. Co-hostesses were Mrs Richard Scott and Mrs Vincent Sakowski.
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Massachusetts
New York
Washington, D.C
Mra
John Peterson
Richland
Dick Southwick
Peterson
National Education Association
Chicago
Richland Teachers Club
Richard Scott
Vincent Sakowski
Ross Harrington
Bruce Crawford
Reg Hammond
Fred Hasty
Lawrence Kattenborn
Fred Mason
Joseph Norris
Vincent Sakoski
Lawrence Schellenberg
Bob Snively
Lewis Sutton
Harrington Leads Richland School Relations Efforts in Long Beach
Ross Harrington of the Richland school district attends California School Supervisors association meetings in Long Beach. He serves on the school relations committee and chaired the San Joaquin section. He presented items from Shafter including Education Today and Meet Your Teacher columns and a Richland kindergarten day display praised at Kern County Fair and statewide events.
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Ross Harrington
Richland
California School Supervisors Association
Long Beach
Harrington
California Schools Supervisors Association
San Joaquin Section
Shafter
Shafter Press
Kern County
California Elementary School Administrations Association
Notable visits bring former Shafter businesswoman to town
MISS MARION HITCHCOCK, ex Shafter hotel and store owner, stayed a few days in town and rests at a Grass Valley ranch. She recently spent two weeks vacationing in Sequoia Park and Santa Barbara. MR. AND MRS EZRA SCHNEIDER were home for the weekend from Port Hueneme where Schneider works.
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Mary Kelley
Marion Hitchcock
Shafter
Grass Valley
Sequoia Park
Santa Barbara
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