Hutchison PTA Awards Life Pins to Members
Hutchison Parent Teacher Association held a meeting in the school assembly room Tuesday night. Florence Wilson and Willard Leopold received life membership pins. Miss Marguerite Roth presented the pins. Officers for 1963-64 were installed by Mrs. Bill Brown: Al Thies president, Joe Benson first vice president, Gaylord Edling second vice president, Lee Selichnow secretary, Willard Leopold treasurer. Delegates to Garden City PTA Council were Mrs. W. M. Turrentine and Mrs. Walter Meyer. The devotional was Words to Live By by Mrs. Dale Saffels. A panel on Growth and Development of the Child featured Dr. Gust Nelson, Rev. Don Peckham, Ted Smith, and Elmer Bartlett. Sixth grade room mothers were Mrs. Gordon Lee and Mrs. Ed Austin. Easter decor graced the refreshment table poured by Miss Roth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wilson
Willard Leopold
Hutchison
Marguerite Roth
Bill Brown
al. Thies
Joe Benson
Gaylord Edling
Lee Selichnow
Garden City
PTA Council
W. M. Turrentine
Walter Meyer
Dale Saffels
Gust Nelson
Don Peckham
Ted Smith
Elmer Bartlett
Gordon Lee
Ed Austin
Miss Roth
Joyce Schmidt Crowned Queen at Syracuse Relays
Joyce Schmidt an 18 year old senior was crowned queen of the Syracuse Relays as a near capacity crowd watched in ideal weather. She and four attendants presented trophies to champions across three divisions, with the queen chosen by vote of the student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Schmidt
Ith
Syracuse
Joyce
Clifford Schmidt
Syracuse High
Janet Gunn
Mary McWnitt
Karen McCartey
Sharon Carter
Polio drive and odd local chatter mix in Garden City
A patchwork item notes Stop Polio Sunday II in Garden City on April 28 with a call to attend a triple show at the fairgrounds until 5 PM. It mentions local talk about cut worm stories from Charlie Collins, Lennox Comfort systems, Ramblin Relater, and political quips about state lawmakers and cigarette taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Collins
Charlie
Lennox
Garden City
Garden City Fairgrounds
State Senate
House
T-Bird
Stoner
Church of Your Choices
Farm Bureau Sponsors Summer Seminar Students
Finney County Farm Bureau Assn invites area groups to help sponsor high school students for citizenship seminars. Last year at Rock Springs the 4 H Ranch seminar drew 260 Kansas students. This year runs August 20 to 24 with a 35 dollar fee. In 1962, 30 Kansas students went to Oklahoma City. this year the seminar is July 8 to 13 with a 50 dollar fee. The program emphasizes faith in God and patriotism as core to American heritage and discusses socialist and capitalist economics. Three Farm Bureau women will select participants: Mrs. John Lightner, Mrs. Lester Hahn and Mrs. Walter Rundell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Snodgrass
Finney County Farm Bureau Assn
Elza Caldwell
Happy Homemakers Home Demonstration Unit
Rock Springs
Kansas
Oklahoma City
Farm Bureau
John Lightner
Lester Hahn
Walter Rundell
Cantata "Anthem of Ages" to be sung Easter night
Hawkins wrote the Easter cantata Anthem of Ages to be presented Sunday at 7 pm at Fellowship Baptist Church 506 N ist. Adults and intermediate choirs directed by Mrs Dale Bergman will be accompanied by organist Mrs Joe Gamble and narrator Mrs Arthur Davis for scripture passages. Trio and solo numbers will be performed by Mrs Ruth Spangler Linda Borgman Mary Lou Frog gatte Duane Staley and Dale Borgman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Fellowship Baptist Church
N. Ist
Dale Bergman
Joe Gamble
Arthur Davis
Ruth Spangler
Linda Borgman
Mary Lou Froggatte
Duane Staley
Dale Borgman
BPW Club Hears AFS Student Gilberto da Costa Speaker
BPW dinner in Luau Inn featured Gilberto Diniz da Costa of Brazil discussing the American Field Service history started in 1914. He noted 2,560 students have come to the United States, spoke on Brazilia built in four years, religion by region, and the modern capital. BPW spring conference set for April 21 at Scott City with registration 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Members should reserve with Mae Leeper by Tuesday. State convention in Wichita May 24 to 26. Officer elections April 24 at the Luau Inn with President Ramona Allen in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilberto Diniz da Costa
Brazil
Luau Inn
Gilberto
United States
Brazilia
BPW
Scott City
Tegistraton
Mae Leeper
Tuesye
Wichita
Ramona Allen
Life of Elizabeth Ann Seton reviewed by Maris Stella Club
Mrs. Bill Wasinger lead a 13 member Maris Stella Club review on Life of Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton, first native US citizen beautified by the Catholic Church. Mrs. Virgil Craig hosted at 506 Stoeeckly with Mrs. Gene Hund presiding. spring luncheon set for May 8. hostess prize went to Mrs. Raymond Palmer. Mrs. Wasinger to host the April 24 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton
United States
Bill Wasinger
Maris Stella Club
Virgil C. Craig
Stoeeckly
Gene Hund
Raymond Palmer
Wasinger
Stoeckly
Rooney Family Hosts Return and Easter Travel Plans
Recem guests in the Rooney home at 901 N. 6th include son Ronald Rooney who returned to Phillips Academy Andover Mass and daughter Mrs Armond Habby and Anne of New York City plus Mrs W T Rooney Sr and Mae of Haddam. Last night Mr and Mrs Frank White left 620 N Main for Wichita to visit her parents Dr and Mrs L M Bond his mother Mrs Blanche White and other relatives over Easter holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Rooney Jr
Steven
Ronald Rooney
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Armond Hablby
Anne
New York City
W. T. Rooney Sr
Mae
Haddam
Wichita
Frank White
N. Main
L. M. Bond
Blanche White
Americanism Topic Studied by Star Club
Star Kansas Federated Woman's Club members and guests gathered at Mrs. Ora Schopf's Holcomb home for a panel discussion on "Taking America for Grant ed." The session, attended by 18 members, covered freedom of the press, Eisenhower's article on dangers from within, and youth training in morals, patriotism, health, work ethic, and job pride, with Mrs. Ray Wilcox presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Star Kansas Federated Woman’s Club
Ora Schopf
Holcomb
Jed Brown
Otlie,Craig
Edith Bennie
Freedom of the Press
News Ig
Washington D. C
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ray. Wilcox
Russell Yockey
Join Milne
Realtor Ramblings and Real Estate Auctions in Kansas
The column references a name change idea and notes two major real estate sales in Kansas. It mentions a Realtor who now plans to be in the office more after acquiring a plane, plus an auction trip to Colorado. Upcoming sales include McGuire Supply Company north of Highway U 8. 60 and farm and shop equipment near Highway U 8. 50, with emphasis on tools and cashing in on spring demand. Gig Winger warns against buying land sight unseen and urges personal inspection and independent counsel. For real estate needs, call BR 6 3434.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
McGuire Supply Company
Gig Winger
Kansas Association of Real Estate Boards
Winger
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