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Kern Newly weds Honeymoon in Northern State CHINA LAKE MUs Ellen! Carol Jeffris and Robert Burkhalter were united in a wedding ceremony in ihe Navy station chapel. The newlyweds left for a honeymoon in Northern California and Oregon. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Man-in K.

Jeffris of 304-A Hornet China l.ake. while the bridegroom, an aviation storekeeper in the Navy, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burkhalter of Springfield. Ore.

Chaplain John Zoller of the Navy station performed the wedding rites. Other members of the wedding party were Patricia Burkhalter. sister of the bridegroom, as maid of honor: and John W. Hoskins of San Diego, best man. Ushers were Eddie Springfield and Lewis Yaetman, both of China Lake.

The ceremony was followed by a reception at the home of the bride's parents. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. C. Burkhalter snd Davey Burkhalter from Springfield. and Mrs.

Ralph Mapes of Ellensburg. Wash. Lamont Lions Club Seeks Park Facility lamont Lions! Club has submitted plans to the; County Park Commission for an 8Ux90-foot concrete slab to put in the county park here for youngsters for roller skating and tennis. The club hopes to start laying the concrete this month. Carmon Bell.

PTA recreation representative of the Mt. View! School District, and Bob Stearns of the Lions' Club are working, jointly on the project, which will 1 financed by the Club. Monday, April'20, 1953 BACK FROM and Mrs. Gory F. Greene, wed April 3 in the First Methodist Church at Taft, have returned from their honeymoon and are residing at 305 Warren Taft.

The bride is the former Joan Lee McNatt, daughter of Mrs. W. H. Sage, 725 San Emidio Toft. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Dee Greene of 511 Pierce St, Arvin to Be High School Confab Site High School will be host to a conference of the Kern County Association of Student Representatives April 28. Schools sending delegates to the meeting will be Bakersfield. East Bakersfield, Delano. Kernville, Maricopa.

McFarland. Shafter. Taft. Tehachapi, Wasco and North High. The general committee making plans for the event is composed of Betty Silva, chairman; Alice Sams.

Nancy Benbow. Ronnie Clendenen. Don Wilson. Registration will be held at 9:30 a.m., followed by a general assembly opened by Norman Willis. Tehachapi High School, president of the group.

Section meetings led by representatives from the different schools are planned for later in the morning. Topics and leaders chosen for the discussion groups are: Control of school dances, McFarland; conduct of popularity contest. Taft: senior activities, Delano; content of school newspapers, Wasco; cafeteria problems, Maricopa; use of cars on and around the school grounds, East Bakersfield; noon hour recreation program. Bakersfield. A noontime luncheon will be held for the delegates attending the meeting.

The Speech Arts Club will present a program of entertainment at the afternoon meeting. assisting with plans are Mary Sims, chairman; Nancy Benbow. Gail Hancock, Tommie Bell, registration; Larry Clendenen, chairman. Juanita Craft, Don Wilson, Ronnie Clendenen, Alice Sams, decorations; Gail Hancock, chairman, and the Speech Arts CTub, entertainment. Edwin De Mello.

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AT SAFEWAY STORES IN IAKERSFIELD AREA. Right to limit reserve! No sales to dealers. Li DiGIORGIO newly elected sfoff of the DiGiorgio Parent-Teachers Association are in this photo taken at on installation. They include Mabel Gilchrist, Mary Corona, Julie Busby, Sue Kenneston, Mary Krauter, Rose Marie Ryan, Dorothy Brantley and Amy Lou Neff. Mrs.

Neff was re-elected president. Mrs. Floyd Peterson of Arvin was the installing officer. Post-Easter Bonnet Parade Held at Taft post-Easter parade of hats was held by the Housewives Welfare League at a meeting that included potluck luncheon. Mrs.

Helene Tanner was adjudged the winner of the most original bonnet: Mrs. Jessie Hord of the prettiest, and Mrs. Marie Pearson of the funniest. Judges were Mesdames Tressa Cash, Dorothea Knight and Edith Thornton. Mrs.

Helen Pittman asked for co-operation in "porch light" night when the local chapter of the American Red Cross will conduct a house-to-house canvass for funds. The date is April 22. Mrs. Leona Smith, president, conducted the meeting which included a reading of the constitution and by-laws by Mrs. Thornton.

Mrs. Edythe Criswell reported helping a needy family. Mrs. Tanner distributed materials for garments to be made into layettes. A donation was voted for the Cancer Research fund.

A new club project will be to sell vanilla, the proceeds to be used for a coffee urn. Mrs. A. B. Olson was chairman of the luncheon.

Her committee included Mesdames Pittman, Jessie Connick, Bessie Williams. Grayce Lepper and Amy Taylor. DELANO CC ENDORSES NEW OLD AGE AID PLAN Delano Chamber of. Commerce is on record endorsing a "self help" plan of handling old age security cases. The chamber took the action after listening to a talk by Al Wilbur, county welfare director.

The plan would allow persons drawing state aid for aged to take jobs without losing eligibility on the old age rolls. As soon as the elderly person leaves a job, he immediately would start getting aid again. Wilbur did not recommend that the chamber oppose Gov. Warren's bill for indigent persons, although he indicated it probably would mean more expense for taxpayers and less for families of the indigent. The welfare director said two things helping to relieve the welfare problem now are new laws requiring mothers to work when reasonably possible and requiring support pay from "runaway" fathers.

Lorin Juday was authorized to Vineland School Students Vie in attend a conference in Los An geles April 25 on problems of school construction, sponsored by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and also authorized to represent the Delano Chamber on the bill at. Sacramento later this month. Juday reported on a visit he and Secy. E. P.

Jacobsen made to Sacramento last week in the interest of the Delano bill fori schoolhouse financing. He declared there is strong opposition to forming another state agency, as included in the bill. C. L. Noland.

membership chairman, asked for volunteers to conduct a canvass of unpaid 1 members. President Earl and Vice President Richard G. Baender reported briefly on a newj brochure. Jim Molica whoi is planning it. also was Guests were Joe Briggs.

Frank) McAdams and Miss Ruth Van Hecke. VINELAND The Vineland School fourth grades had a kite contest last week under sponsorship of the Vineland Student Council. Kites of all types and description were entered, each one made by the contestant. Prizes were given for the prettiest kite, the largest, the smallest and the funniest and the one that flew the highest. David Schrock won a plastic kite for the highest, James Curtis for the prettiest.

Box kites went to Gary Orona for the largest, William Risner for the smallest and to Jesse Moore for the funniest. A good sportsmanship award went to Raymond Cleveland. Honorable mention went to Rena Belle Maiden, Fred Ringer. Leroy Waters and Wanda Mitchell. Winners on the basis of "fly- ability" were Edward Salyards, Martha Buford.

Julia Roberts. Rhonda Sue Albertson. Mattie Counts, Shirley Barton, Larry Williams. Rodney Osborn. Morris Parker.

Jerry Shelton and Angelina Alonzo. Judges were Edna Stein, Carol Westberg, Edith Swanson. Lois Marshall, all members of the staff at Vineland School. Prizes were furnished by the Vineland Student Council. The Cheever's Variety Store in Lamont made prizes available.

Outgoing Staff Feted by Lodge Catherine Chenard, royal matron of the Mojave Court of "Amaranth Lodge, and Roger White, royal patron, presided at their last meeting during a "farewell night" program. The evening ceremony was highlighted by the initiation of two new members from Lancaster, Mrs. Dorothy Sturm and Mrs. Margie Fletcher. Deke Bargman, son of Mrs.

Fletcher and brother of Mrs. Sturm, was royal patron during the initiation, while Mrs. Bargman served as royal matron. Mrs. Bargman is royal matron of Unity Court in Glendale.

while' her husband is past royal present from Bakersfield, Los Angeles, Barstow and San Pedro. Pratt Re-Elected Delano Fire Chief Pratt has been re-elected chief of the Delano Volunteer Fire Department. Other officers on the new staff are Don Vincent, assistant chief; Wilbur Swanson, second assistant chief; George Beyer, captain; John Haberfelde, secretary; Don Monroe, Bob Cornelison and T. 0. Galloway, finance committeemen.

All were installed at a banquet meeting Saturday. Taft Elks Readying Annual Minstrel Show April 25-27 Rehearsals for the Elk's Minstrel Show to be given April 25-27, are in full swing. Morrie Finkleman told members of the lodge at a regular meeting. Malcolm McSween is serving as general chairman of the annual program and Clif Shelton as ticket salesman. Les Harvey is directing the end men and specialty acts- and Leon Carroll is in charge of music.

Newly installed Exalted Ruler Carl Jacks conducted- the meeting and completed committee appointments. Past exalted rulers present were Frank Claire. Ted Dickerson. Paul Bell, Dr. Dykes Johnson and Finkleman.

Mike Murphy is a patient at the Santa Fe Hospital in Los Angeles, it was reported, and Jake Lehman a patient at the Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara. A. G. Trox, ill at his home in Derby Acres, was reported as improved. Coming events announced included Mothers' Day ceremonies.

May the annual Officers' Ball, May 16, and an inter-lodge initiation at Bakersfield, May 26. A report on the Valley Elks conference held Sunday in Delano was given by Dr. Johnson. George Laurance. Girl Scout chairman, reported on the Elks- sponsored Brownie troop.

Gene Myers served as organist and Jimmy Smith of San Fernando was a guest. Attendance awards went to Carl Jacks, Joe Wheeler and Harold Dennis. Taft Rebekahs Name Fresno Delegates to send two delegates to the Rebekah Assembly convening in Fresno, were made by the Past Noble Grands Association of Taft Rebekah Lodge 343. The association meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Doris Bracken, 118 Madison and included a potluck luncheon at noon for which Mrs.

Eva Snoddy Was a special guest. Next meeting of the group will be held at the home of Mrs. Emma Nopper. Ridge Club Gives Farewell Dinner FRAZIER farewell potluck dinner for Mr. and Mrs.

W. F. Buchanan was sponsored by the Troivel and Scepter Club. The dinner, which proceeded the. club's regular meeting and canasta tournament, was held at the Gorman School with Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Wulff and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lenke as hosts and hostesses. The Buchanans were presented with a dinner set by the members of the club.

Attending the party were Messers and Mesdames Walter Graii- quist. Frits Bagley. George Watson. Howard Lenke, A. R.

Moodie, Arthur Constable, Francis Poor, W. F. Buchanan Danny Sonders, A. L. Davis, Cecil Martens, Robert Smailes, A.

C. De Long, Don Haycock, Williard Shirey, Charles Wilbanks and Leo Wulff, Mrs. Kenneth Cresswell. Mrs. Effie Stewart.

Mrs. Karen Moore, Mrs. Mary Ralph. Mrs. Marion Ralph's.

Winning the high score for the evening in the canasta tournament were Mrs. A. L. Davis and Francis Poor. A gift aL-o was given to Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Wilbanks for their son Leon, who is in the hospital. The next meeting of the club will be held May 8. Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Don Haycock will be the hosts and hostesses at that time.

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Sen. Morse (Ind-Ore) has jaid newspapers slant their news coverage by ignoring much important news of national affairs. living Dilliard of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch offered a resolu- tion at the final ASNE session proposing a committee study tif these "grave charges." The editors voted to table it. Bandit Talked Into Giving Up Holdup Try LOS ANGELES tab driver induced a robber to toss his gun away and leave without taking any money.

Cabbie Rubin R. Gordon, 29. told police today that he balked when his passenger ordered him to hand over his money. Gordon said he needed all he made for his wife and family. The gunman relented.

Gordon persuaded him to throw away his gun. Gordon drove him home and then called police. They booked Allan B. Cuddy. 2S.

on suspicion of attempted robbery. Cuddy denied the charge. Stockton Fete Draws 900 More than 900 members of the Stockton family and their friends gathered in the foothills near Granite Station Sunday for the annual Stockton barbecue. Hosts were the six Judge Warren Stockton. County Superintendent of Schools Jesse Stockton, Marion, Frank and Irving Stockton, who were assisted by their sister, Mrs.

H. K. Armstrong of Altadena. Trent Stockton, a nephew, had charge of the day's arrangements. Square dancing and several instrumental numbers were featured.

The annual Stockton party was first held about 15 years ago by the late R. L. Stockton for only members of the family. National Holiday Observed by Israel HAIFA, Israel Israel celebrated independence day today in this port city with the biggest parade that has ever been held in the five-year-old state. Some 300,000 onlookers ihow- ered flowers on a four-mile marching line of soldiers.

Fighters and bombers flew overhead. What Price Fame, or (Better) Infamy -KRANKKL'RT. Germany An occasion in Germany which used to call out bands, stiff-armed salutes and marching feet passed unnoticed in this country today. It was the 64th aonieerMrr Arfoif Hitiari birth..