Delta Theta Tau Grants $10,000 for College Grants 1969 70
Delta Theta Tau Sorority announces a total of 10 000 in educational grants for 1969 70 in guidance and counseling. Grants go to college juniors seniors or graduate students based on scholastic merit and need. Applications due January 15 1970 with contact names and numbers provided. Former Shafter residents Mr and Mrs Gene Hill hosted guests Rex Revell and Cliff Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alman Fuller
Shafter Kappa Nu
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Fuller
Gideon Mettler
Delta Theta Tau Sororty
United States
Canada
International Philanthropy Committee
Gene Hill
Rex ‘Revell
Oklahoma City
Cliff Bridges
Sterling
Okla
Shafter
First Woodworth Grandchild Born in San Luis Obispo
Mr and Mrs David Woodworth of 320 Cross street Shafter welcome daughter Sarah born Saturday September 20 at Sierra Vista Hospital San Luis Obispo weighing five pounds 12 ounces. Father serves as youth director at Shafter Union and maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Ewin of Dallas Texas making this the first grandchild for the Ewins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Woodworth
Cross Street
Shafter
Woodworth
Sarah Woodworth
Sarah
Sierra Vista Hospital
San Luis Obispo
Shafter Union
S Ae Worth
John Ewin
Dallas
Texas
Ewin
Shafter Junior Women Sponsor Two Camp Fire Groups
The Shafter Junior Women s Club will sponsor two Camp Fire groups this year the O Da Kon Ya Camp Fire led by Mrs Jack McMeans and the Wi Ca Ka Horizon Club led by Mrs Gene Guenther and Mrs Wes Gorsching. They ve been sponsored since formation in the second grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter Junior Women’s Club
Jack McMeans
Gene Guenther
Wes Gorsching
Clifford Ratzlaff
Shafter Woman’s Club
Shafter
Vietnam
Korea
Bruce Joppins
PTA
Richland School
Jon Johnston
Kidney Foundation
Bakersfield
Kern County
T. B. Society
Johnston
Bill Prout
Cancer Society
U.S.S
Shafter Hosts Junior Conference and Pancake Supper
Bill Day visits Shafter from Austin while W L Day Hollis stays with her brother A Higgins Wasco. Mrs J P McCoy returns from Santa Barbara for weekend with family. Shafter hosts conference with Junior clubs from Fresno to Los Angeles. Top's Pancake Supper October 18 funds a scholarship. Auditor position filled by Mrs Earl Oliver. Halloween masquerade planned at Mrs Gene Stark residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleted. Shafter
Fresno
Los Angeles
Top
Earl Oliver
Gene Stark
First Meeting of Shafter Woman's Club on Oct 1
Mrs. William F. Summons Kern District president will speak at the first meeting of the Shafter Woman's Club on Wednesday October 1 at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Jack Thom's 356 Cross Street patio. She will present a program on State Projects and Federation. New members and guests will be honored. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Tom Petrie or Mrs. Doyle Cole. Hostess committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Summons
Kern
Shafter Woman's Club
Jack Thom
Cross Street
Patio
Summons
Tom Petrie
Doyle Cole
Jack Thompson
Wallace Weyand
Harlin Wilson
John Notley
Ben C. Peters
Lowell Todd
Paul Ratzlaff
John Channeson
M. L. Thomas
Emil
Jack) Frost
Congregational Youth Banquet Opens New Year
Union Congregational Church hosts a kick off banquet for junior high through college age youths at 6 30 p m Saturday September 27 in the church fellowship hall 430 East Tulare Street Youth Pastor David Woodworth leads with adult sponsors Guest speaker is John Penrose area Youth for Christ director from Santa Ana Calif Penrose formerly served Parkview Community Church and Orange County Youth for Christ in college at Biola College He toured with the Spurrlows and spent six months in Brazil More than 100 youths expected with parents and leaders assisting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
E. Tulare Street
David Woodworth
John Penrose
Youth For Christ
Omes
Santa Ana
Alis
Bakersfield
Parkview Community
Orange County
Biola College
Penrose
Thurlow Spurr
Spurrlows
Brazil
Tom Almberg
Steve Jefferies
Jack Kennath
Marshall Phillips
Pot-pourri of Arts & Crafts Program in Shafter
The Shafter Woman's Club announces a November 5 luncheon and Pot-pouri of Arts and Crafts featuring three specialists. Mrs. Susan Ruet tgers will present Creative Arts, Mrs. Anita Camp Gourmet Cookery, and Mrs. Jeanne Thwaites Photography. Talks include exhibits and Q&A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. David Cooke
Shafter Woman’s Club
Pot-pourri of Arts and Crafts
Anita Jane) Camp
Jeanne Thwaites
West
Ladies of Shafter Woman’s Club
Jeanette Wheeler Guest Speaker at Shafter BPW Dinner
Jeanette Wheeler former Shafter BPW coe and district president spoke at the Shafter Motel dinner meeting on September 18 outlining club history and civic work. New members Evelyn Little Johanna Brewer Owens Betty Gloeckler Sarah Carrasco initiated by Miss Wheeler with Ann Stoller leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Wheeler
Shafter Business and Professional Women’s Club
Coe
Shafter Bpw Club
Shafter Motel
Jeanette
Central District
Hillcrest Club
Bakersfield
Shafter High School
Miss Wheeler
Shafter Bpw
St. Louis
BPW
Texas
National Federation
United States
Shafter Club
Richland Aquatic Center
Attowal
Ann Stoller
Evelyn Little
Johanna Brewer
Owens
Betty Gloeckler
Sarah Carrasco
Maria van de Valk
Hawaii
Edna Ross
Shafter
Cosmo Thomas
Delois Witcher
Maxine Joppini
Atlantic
ViCrabb
Virginia Senior
Richland
Lorraine Christensen
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Kappa NU Chapter
Harold Greene
S. A.camp Left
Kappa Nu
Bob Gilbert
Eddie Cook
Robert Harvey
James Kalp
Alma Fuller
Wasco
Delta Theta Tau
Stork Loft
Mennonite Brethren Church
Virgil Reimer
Steve Garber
Sidney Unruh
Randy Penner
Simon Peters
Dennis Marlatt
Larone Sperling
Lynn Long
Sandra Koop
Connie Janzen
Kathy Anderson
Bill Day
Austin, Tex
Paul Groves
J. P. McCoy
Santa Barbara
First Southern
Re L. Gardner
Miei
Tulare
Tulare Ave
Owen C. Onsum
Sr.High& Jr. High
Pilgrim Fellowship
Bible Fellowship
Woman’s Club
Asenned
Congregational
C. H. Brannen
Bob Krause
Phil OD
Ralph
Melba) Gardner
Aurice Tate
Steve, Russel
Mark
Norman
Jess Tate
Washington
California
Sutter Street
San Francisco
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