Bonnie Rae Bender Engaged To Wed Eugene Ryall
Mr and Mrs Pete Bender announce the engagement of their daughter Bonnie Rae to Eugene Scott Ryall son of Mr and Mrs Scott W Ryall of Bakersfield Bonnie attended Shafter High School and Bakersfield College He is a East Bakersfield High graduate and served six months in Japan with the airborne engineers The couple have not set a wedding date Mrs Bill Wishon is recovering from a major operation at Bakersfield Hospital in Bakersfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Bender
Faber Street
Bonnie Rae
Eugene Scott Ryall
Scott W. Ryall
Bakersfield
Bonnie
Shafter High School
Bakersfield College
East Bakersfield High
Japan
Airborne Engineers
Trips Abroad Highlight Beta Zita Meet
The Beta Zeta chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma held its first fall meeting at Mrs. Lorrain Christensen’s home in Shafter. Members heard trip abroad reports by Mrs. Gertrude Jackman of Wasco and Anne Pezzuti of Delano. An executive board meeting in Santa Monica was announced for October 8-9. next gathering is October 16 in McFarland with Lorraine Christensen in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Zeta
Delta Kappa Gamma
Lorrain Christensen
Pacific Avenue
Gertrude Jackman
Wasco
Anne Pezzuti
Delano
Delta Gamma
Old Country
Jeanette
Germany
Army
Santa Monica
Ruth MacMillam
Irene Tilley
Jeannette Wheeler
Craig
Lorraine Christensen
Shafter
Shyrile Voorheis
Teresa Burke
Marion Welch
Edna Armstrong
Faye Trask
Edith Billerbeck
Charlotte Chichester
Florence McCann
Winifred Burum
McFarland
Vern Morgan's Housewarming Saturday Held at Elm Street Home
A group of friends and neighbors gather at Vern Morgan and wife’s new home at 215 Elm Street for a Saturday evening housewarming. Co hosts Javena Pennington and Jessie Henson of Rosamond assist. attendees include Sam and Bob Henson, Leo Schmidt, Dean Voth, T C Spiva, Charlie Montgomery, Jim Witcher, and Jack Rand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Morgan
215 Elm Street
Javena Pennington
Jessie Henson
Rosamond
Sam Henson
Bob Hensen
Rosa Ross
Leo Schmidt
Dean Voth
T. C. Spiva
Charlie Montgomery
Jim Witcher
Jack Rand
Bowling News Junior Major League and Mixed League Standings 1955
The bulletin lists Bowling News Junior Major League results dated September 13 1955 with Kiwanis and Nitro Gas leading early, Bennetts high score 854 and series 518 for Hagenston details. Sept 15 1965 Mixed League shows McCulloughs team winning 4 from Sportsman and Mel’s Root Beer 4 from Koop’s Mobil with Mel’s Root Beer high game 579 and series 1695. also Sportsman Junior League results with Chop yy Graceful Swines Alley Cats and Gutter Cats leading and Ed Chilla Jr high game 216 and Ed Chilla Jr 554 series. September 19 1955 Sportsman Commercial lists Ford Urranqui 201 as top men game with Cappy leading women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis S
Sportsman Cafe
Mel's Root Beer
Bennetts
American Legion
Thurs
Wen
Bill McCullough
Mel’s Root Beer
Sportsman
Koop’s Mobil Station
Koop’s
Mobil Chatsian
Cappy
Graceful Swines
Alley Cats
Gutter Cats
Chopsticks
Ed Chilla, Jr
Ford Urranqui
Shafter Press Triumphs Over Owl Taxi and Bessie’s Beauty
Shafter Press won 4 games against Owl Taxi Boys Bessie’s Beauty Shop and Wasco Mortuary in a makeup game. Chilla 161 and Bess Williams 161 led individual high series with strong scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilla
Bess Williams
Shafter Press
Owl Taxi Boys
Bessie’s Beauty Shop
Wasco Mortuary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bonnie Rae Bender
Bill Wishon
Stone Street
Bakersfield Hospital
Miss Bonnie Rae Bender
Beta Zita
Mr. Ashe
Sean Io
Lyman
USS
United States Steel
States
United States Steel Corporation
Columbia-Geneva Steel Division
Russ Building
San Francisco
California
USS Fence
Bowling News
Kiwanis
Mel
Nitro Gas
Peel
Tees
Hagenston
Roger Plante
Cappy Chilla
Truxtun
Pentecostal Church of God
Shafter Ave
West Ash
Ray J. Smith
Canterbury B Tea
Ingre
Fleet Biscuit
Campbell’s
Skylerk Breed. Org
Loy Vany
Sil CK
USDA
SWIFT
Black Hawk
Frankfurters
Somerset
Captain’s Choice
Captain's Choice
Idaho
Safeway
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