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Prescoll lumber Closing Songer Business

Sanger, Calif.-The Prescott Lumber Company, one of the town's oldest business firms, announced October 20 that it wiU go out of business as soon as the inventory is sold. The announcement was made by E. M. Prescott, president of the firm at 1215 F ifth St., where it has been in business since 1928 when it purchased the Hume interests in the Sanger Lumber Co. owned by George Hume of Muskegon, Mich.

The venture was the second start in Sanger for the Prescott interests. The Prescott & Pierce Lumber Co. was started here in 1899 on L street. That later became the Valley Lumber Co. in F'resno which was dissolved five years ago. E. M. Prescott served as president of the company, with F. Dean Prescott as vice-president, F. "Ken" Prescott as secretary, and Gertrude Prescott as treasturer.

The Sanger, Calif., Herald reported that the town would lose an old and trusted business when the lumberyard closes its doors, as well as a worthy civic leader in Mr. Prescott. He had been president of the Chamber of Commerce and his son Kenneth served as a

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The Prescotts will operate an office at 2602 Kern St. in Fresno after the local yard is closed.

West Coqst Hoo-Hoo-Efte Clubs Now Numerous Enough to Plon Convenlion

The latest bulletin of Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo-Ette Club No. 1 contains the interesting information that there are now enough clubs on the west coast that the lumberwomen can start thinking about state conventions of the order.

Redding, California, and Santa Clara Valley (see story elsewhere in this issue) are two new clubs either well along: or now actively operating and ready to hold their first installation and initiation. So, with Los Angeles, Eugene (Oregon), San Francisco, San Diego, Sacramento and the San Fernando Valley already operating to put the going total at eight, plans are being framed to try and call a state convention sometime within the near future.