Specialty breads name the kind you like
Joe's Toppes Bakery advertisement promotes a selection of specialty breads inviting customers to choose their preferred loafs and flavors.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1947
Page
12
Joe's Toppes Bakery advertisement promotes a selection of specialty breads inviting customers to choose their preferred loafs and flavors.
Superintendent McCuen notes sharp enrollment increase with 7551 students this year vs 6950 last year and a projected 7797 by October. Temporary Bakers field College campus buildings provide vital extra classrooms as the board hires teachers for day and adult evening programs.
A forward looking piece stresses the press role in strengthening community and national life. It asserts the test of American freedom lies in delivering a better life for people and highlights journalism’s important responsibility ahead.
Bakersfield officer Martin Baird once painted signs for P W McClure in 1938 and signs stayed until recently. County fair exhibits show Shafter’s strong display while rival towns jockey for place. Corrections note mistaken marriages of Melvin Vaux and Laura Bender. Odds and ends poke fun at front-page Bud and Beulah, catty corners, and Hollywood marriage trends.
The Horizon Club at Shafter High School will initiate new members with an informal event on October 6 and a formal candle light ceremony on October 20. New initiates include Vida Aselton Mary Montgomery Dolores Enns Beverly Voth Jeanne Gorsching Joyce Morris Doris Gilwett Donna Dalke Marjorie Liles Ilene Schaeffer Virginia Carter. Senior members Bessie Thomas Ferrelene Parker and Barbara Peterson lead the informal planning, with others managing the formal ceremony. Camp Fire Girls directors and Shafter faculty wives and Women's Club sponsors will be invited along with the girls’ mothers.
The Shafter mumps outbreak continues with Bennie Goossen joining the list of young sufferers. Mary Brown and her brothers Morton and Jackie are home with swollen jaws while Patsy Cornell and Joan Eckman recover. Several students have returned to school as new cases emerge daily.
Mr and Mrs E B Stringham who have been in the east recently wrote from Toledo Ohio arriving in the smoky city during a heat spell. They plan to continue their trip north into Maine and other points before returning home.
The Junior Women's Club hosted a rush tea at the club building on Wednesday evening. Officers Mesdames Harold Schnidt Robert Warren Marvin Neuman Berit Pipkin Otto Handel and Misses Maxine Albright Corrine Mettler served as hostesses. Over 50 guests greeted and tea was served from a rose-centered table while Mrs. Art Hemingson provided a musical program with several songs.
A P Channesons report from Vancouver to Shafter mentions plans to visit Victoria and return by coast. They traveled through Yellow Stone National Park Glacial National Park and Grand Coulee Dam in Washington enjoying the trip.
Forrest Woods of Woods Shoe Store Shafter and Dave Quigley of Quigley Electric Wasco return from a High Sierra hunting and fishing trip with each man bringing back a buck. They traveled from Dardanelle Pack Station north of Yosemite.
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