The Reedley Exponent from Reedley, California • 12

NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS Nickel Speaker at PTA Dinner Held in College Cafeteria Monday Moses Ko of Fresno brother-in-law of Harry Chung of Reeil-ley was notified Saturday by the Valley Typewriter Co that he had won the $1000 18-karat gold typewriter given away during the Fresno County Fair tended two days of preconven- 4 REEDLEY EXPONENT Thursday October 20 1949 Home Department Studies Pressing The Reedley Home Department met in the model apartment! of the Reedley high school on Friday October -14 -This is an extension service given to home makers by the county and state All women fa the Reedley vicinity who are interested in home planning home management sewing cooking etc are invited to attend The last meeting included press-fag pressing equipment the professional way Mrs John Bauer and Mrs James Barber were the project leaders With patterns they showed how to cut make and use the and Mrs Wayne Ovaska is chairman of this group and Mrs Willard Bock is secretary The next meeting will be in structions on cuts' in Nickel was the main speaker at the Reedley PTA annual membership dinner and re ception for teachers held in the Reedley cafeteria on Monday night October 17 Mr Nickel spoke on No 1 and I No and stressed how vitally important it is to the schools of the state and especially to Reedley that both these propositions on the ballot be passed He pointed out that 30 per cent of the schools in the state are unable to build necessary classrooms and that in the next few years the situation will be much worse There ore more pre-school children in California today than in all the elementary schools in California The state now recognizes the need of assisting in the build ing program as well as in the educational program The California Congress Parent Teachers is a sponsor of Proposition No 1 which relates to state aid to distressed school districts for building classrooms The CCPA is also sponsoring Proposi- Mr and Mrs Ben Kliewer of Protestant Episcopal Church The Campbell Calif visited in Reed-: spent some time in Omaha Neb ley last week They also attended and Council Bluffs Ia visitin the 40th year homecoming of old: Klative atao visited relativ Martensdale People front Okla-! cear creston la and Wabasl homa Colorado and Kansas col- returning by the souther omzed there 40 yearn ago and 800 hrough St Louis and A1 gathered there Sunday for a pie- uc me The Kliewer returned homc to Recdlcy they went to Sam Friday 'Barbara to see their daughte: who is in college there Dr and Mrs Ogburn Coale of Long Beach with friends Mr and Mrs Jack Hildreth of Los Angel es arrived in Reedley at the home of Dr parents Mr and Mrs Coale last Wednesday and stayed with them until Friday noon They then left for Oakland and Berkeley where they saw the University of Southern Califomia-Califomia football game and remained over the week end Sunday they stopped in Reedley for dinner and then returned home that night Gas and Electric Co They Fresno by special train Tues evening spent Sunday view the new power plants then turned by train to arrive Thursday morning Bill His and Harvey Dickey of Ora Cove also made the trip A son was bom Saturday October 15 to Mr and Mrs Ric Milton in a Fresno Hospital maternal grandparents are and Mrs Ed Jepsen of Pa: the paternal grandparents are and Mrs Milton of Ree tion No 2 on the ballot which provides for a sound pension aid which meets the needs of the 65-year-olds and still does not rob the flveyear-olds A turkey dinner was served it 8:30 and was attended by the Kiwanis Club which gave up its regular meeting to attend The dinner committee were the Mes-1 dames Agnes Patt George Frantz Ruth Farmer Loren Fprrest Adolf Christ Neal Eitzcn and Walter KrehbieL I The program was as follows: The invocation was given by the Rev Erhardt: Mrs Menno IGacdc the president gave the welcome: Henderson led in community singing Dr McLaughlin announc- ed the first Forum would be i Thursday November 3 with the speaker Dr Wytze Gorter speaking from the topic Devaluation of the British pound and its effects on the markets of the i world'" he also announced the! next PTA speaker would be Caziarc from the state department iof health education the date be November 14 and his topic to be on Mrs Elsie Zcmke the radio and movie chairman of the PTA called attention of all parents to a series of radio programs each Tuesday at 10 am over KMJ-Fresno: The new teachers of the three schools were introduced Hughes! chairman of the Reedley elementary schools board intro duced Mr Nickel the superintendent of Reedley elementary schools Mrs Beula Leonard principal of the General Grant School introduced all the new teachers of General Grant School Paul Goodwin principal of the high school introduced the new teachers of the high school Leo Wolfson principal of the college introduced all the new college teachers Mrs Nickel introduced the new librarian Mrs Browning program chairman introduced Robert Rutledge of Reedley College who gave two vocal solos accompanied by Mrs George Hails The decorating was done by Mrs Lucy Walker Mrs Charles Baumback and Mrs Frank Pauls The reception committee was Mrs Paul Goodwin and Mrs Henry Martens Mrs Kovacevich and Mrs Mrs A Knaak injured her hand severely Monday morning when her hand got caught in the washing machine wringer Stitches had to be taken but it was believed no bones were broken A Coleman the membership committee received 1949-1950 dues during the evening The General Grant Girl Scouts of the 7th grade helped serve the dinner This troup is sponsored by the PTA The leader of the troop is Mrs Charles Hull Good Listings Wanted 'Halloween Headquarters' at Sprouse's 5 10 -Costumes $198 Complete Masks 10c to 25c Wigs Eye Masks Noisemakers Party Goods LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HALLOWEEN CANDIES FOR "TRICK or TREAT" Sprouse-Reitz 5 10 1027 Street Reedley FOLKS! 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