Gott rt Sy Smokin' Hott to perform at Garden City singles dance
The event at the Eagles Lodge on U S Highway 83 and West Mary Street begins Sunday at 7 30 pm. Garden City Singles sponsors the dance for single adults aged 21 or older.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2001
Page
6
The event at the Eagles Lodge on U S Highway 83 and West Mary Street begins Sunday at 7 30 pm. Garden City Singles sponsors the dance for single adults aged 21 or older.
The August 6 Sandhill Art Association meeting drew 20 members and two guests Mary Regan and Pat Baughman. Irene Unruh won a $25 incentive award while Jack Kempton led the program. Louise Nichols provided refreshments and a Saturday Art in the Park is planned with 114 artists: Word of Life Church youths will assist SAA. Dot McMillan and Chris Sigsbee Jost artworks will decorate the Commerce Bank gallery south wall in September and October with a north wall theme Historic Sites. Irene Unruh and Margaret Crowley attended the seven state watercolor show in Wichita where 100 of 889 entries were selected, Wanda Stallings’s Sandy’s Rose among them. The Garden City Community College Endowment Association notified the club of remaining scholarship funds. SAA plans its annual picnic on Sept. 10 at Neola Huber’s 601 N First St, bringing a dish and table service. Past members are invited.
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