FHA Style Show and Skit at Future Homemakers meeting
The FHA chapter hosted a style show and skit in the high school auditorium with Madame Fifi's dress shop operated by Rosalee Gerber serving as the selling point. Guests included Sally Bruington and her mother Virginia Barker, plus FHA members modeling outfits from local dress shops. Background music by Helen Davis. meeting closed with Christmas carols and the FHA prayer sung by Carolyn Dunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tPhoto
Curtis Studins
Deanne Harms
Madame Fifi
Virginia Barker
Sally Bruington
FHA
Governor Schoeppel to Visit Finney and Kearny Counties
In 1945 Governor Andrew Schoeppel will visit Finney and Kearny counties Friday, arriving by plane Thursday evening. The First Baptist church members voted to raise 60000 for a new edifice to be built at a site to be chosen later. Cpt Paul Stein, a former Japanese prison camp prisoner of forty months, is visiting his sister in Dodge City with Mrs Urban Wacker and others. Nineteen Methodists attended a Scott City meeting Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Schoeppel
Finney and
Kearny
First Baptist Church
Cpt
Paul Stein
Mrs
Urban Wacker
Set. Wacker
The
Methodist Church
Scott City
Calendar of Social EVENTS
Social clubs meet Wednesday at War en Hotel with a date change. Progressice Readers host Christmas party at 7 30 pm with gift exchange. WSCS and Weslyan Service Guild hold joint meeting 8 pm in church basement. Thursday features WSCS Executive Board 2 pm Holcomb PTA 6 30 pm at Holcomb school with oyster soup supper and nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Cook
North Eleventh
WSCS
Weslyan Service Guild
E. R. Bartlett
North Hird
Vogue Club
C. H. Cleaver
Progressive Hdu
Bill Splitter
North Sixth
Ana Lodgh
IOOF
William Wilson
Dar
R. P. Pinegar
North 7Th
St. Francis Boys Home
Annual Dinner at St. Mary's Church Draws Volunteers
Mrs Rose Naah and Mrs Lyle Ashworth lead as co chairs for St. Mary's annual baked chicken dinner sponsored by Altar Society with Knights of Columbus Sodality and 4 H club. Altar Society president Mrs Al Valenzuela heads the group. Dining room and kitchen by Mrs Bob Schreiber et al. Tickets and games run by men and youth. Dinner starts 5 p.m. with baked chicken dressing mashed potatoes cranberry sauce slaw green beans rolls pie and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Naah
Lyle Ashworth
St. Mary’s Church
Knights of Columbus
High School Sodality
al Valenzuela
Altar Society
Bob Schreiber
Herb Epp
Ben Linenberger
Paul Stegman
Pete Bergkamp
Larry Wasinger
Art Thompson
Cliff Hope Jr
Weatherman and Memories Dominate Evening Radio Schedule
NBC radio page lists Weatherman, Sport Memories, and Tony Jowell among the evening lineup. Bob Wells, Morgan Beatty, and Joe Tennessen appear in multiple reports with affiliate NBC 4. The schedule features news, weather, shopping, and varied entertainment across times up to 2:16 AM.
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the Weatherman
Ub Weatherman
Sport
Bob Wells
Morgan Beatty
NBC
Lruth
NEC
Bure
NRC Sk
Moscow
Warne Kine Sermade
Hyenine Scoreboa
Eh Gabe
Renor Wolf—Publie Tarerest
Wash—Telegram Music Hauer New Ub Carousel
Sun of
Claude Raina
Joe Tennessen
Vaniele
Joe
Cheistinas
Weatherman
Sport Memories
Tony Jowell
Mary Metrine
Peate
Bob Well
Penn
Record Shop
Tony Jewell
Gilderalaare
Hite and the
Cone Tims
Newn
Pauina Fredrick
Arthur J. Toynbeep
Hi Plains
NBC Wranglers
Joseph C
Christmas party for eighth graders at Civic Center tonight
Eighth graders from public and parochial schools will hold a Christmas party at the Civic Center tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. The program includes several musical numbers and a showing about the 1952 International Olympic meet.
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Civic Center
Deadline Reminders for Tele Aram Women’s Page Submissions
The desk must receive copy and pictures by 9 30 a m on publication day. Saturday deadline is 8 30 a m News contributors should aim to submit in the afternoon before publication.
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Telearam
Coke Date Party Sponsored by PEO Chapters
The Coke Date party at the Chapel of Flowers brought senior high girls and their mothers together. Guests heard Mrs. Kamp schroeder discuss Cottey College with campus slides while a PEO quartet sang. Decorations featured yellow and white school colors and mascots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
FF and
Chapel of Flowers
Raimon Walters
Louis Kampschroeder
Kampschroeder
Cottey College
Cottey
Lucille Castro
Mary Lucille
Ray Calihan
Paul Davis
Howard Blanchard
Louis Williamson
Mmes
Fred Stoeckley
William Lewis
Ben Grimsley
John Nolan
Maurice Downing
Deerfield
Roland Tate
Beth Porter
Doug Crotty, Jr
Sam Butterfield
Mrs Wiley Reviews For Book Club
The Twentieth Century Book club met at the home of Mrs Laura Roby with Mrs Damon Cobb co hosting. Mrs Paul Cole welcomed Mrs Jim Sloan. Mrs Adam Wiley reviewed The Plums Hang High by Gertrude E Finney, about an English couple sailing to America and life on an Indiana farm in the late 1800s. A dessert source was served to twenty members. Canned tomato aspic with curry mayonnaise was suggested for pantry meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Book Club
Laura Roby
Damon Cobb
Paul Cole
Jim Sloan
Adam Wiley
Gertrude E. Finney
America
Indiana
Cologna Carousel Pack and Bath Oil Capsules Offered
An advertisement touts a Cologna Carousel package containing Stradivari Wind Song and Belowell colognes for $3 and a small apothecary jar of Abano Bath Oil capsules for $3. The seller identified is Inez Accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Matchabelli
Cologna
Stradivari
Wind Song
Inez
Santa's Workshop Skit at Monday Club Meeting
Monday club gathered at Mrs. Taylor Jones's Holcomb home with guests Mrs. W Earl Cobb and Mrs. L L Jones. The program Glamour Glitter Gifts and Wrapping, led by Mrs. E H Gerecke, featured a Santa's Workshop skit with dialogue by Mrs. Gerecke. Santa's Helpers, costumed assistants, included Mrs. W E Brant Mrs Dan Hopking and Mrs. Bob Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Jones
Holcomb
W. Earl Cobb
L. L. Jones
E. H. Gerecke
Santa’s
Gaerecke
W. E. Brant
Dan Hopking
Bob Cobb
Mrs Fred Brown Leads Program for Acorn Club
Holcomb hostess Mrs J W Ward welcomed Acorn club members Monday afternoon. Mrs Fred Brown led the program with papers on Thought Patterns by Mrs Eleanor Haflick and Personality by Mrs A Fleming. Mrs 0 Schoof read Put Your Best Foot Forward as the birthday of Mrs Bill Raymond was observed. Guests included Mrs Don Jackson of Holcomb and Mrs Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ward
Holcomb
Acorn Club
Fred Brown
Brown
Eleanor Haflick
A. Fleming
0. Schoof
Bill Raymond
Don Jackson
Moore
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C. O. Emery
J. H. Emery
June Emery
Dodge City
Anubday
Sugar City
Iincoln School
Marvin Schilling
St. Mary's
Fearigen
Capone
Tony Jews
Pilb World News
NHC
Wastherman
Andy Erhart
Jowell Hewta
Thras Suns
Telegram
Kathy Spencer
Dan Spencer
Sandra Leonard
Pamela Robinson
Prudie Smith
Lynn Andrews
Barbara Otsuki
Wanda Graham
Penny Kitch
Sharon Gesbtenslager
L. L. Herrington
Erwin Herrington
Topeka
A. 8. Sandow
Hope
August Scheufele
William Bickerman
Dillon
P. H. Goertzen
Hutchinson
R. E. Herrington
Louis Dean
Omaha
Ned
Pete Thiessen
Carol Ann
Castro Valley
Calif
Mra. A. D. Dunap
Hugoton
Mr. Dunap
Mrs. H. E. Dunap
Larry Merle Williams
Ray Williams
Gardendale
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Hugh Concannon
North Tenth
Tampa
Fla
D. A. Crowe
Gary Allen
Crowe
Patricia Concannon
Joplin
Frank Mattern
Marjorie Dunn
Merle Dunn
West Fulton
Sandra Sims
Pam Marshall
Sarah Smith
Carolyn Anderson
Becky Brooks
Becky Crook
Ellen Shore
Louise Weldon
Judy Widows
Ruth Daugherty
Beth Wilson
Judy Rictor
Adrian Thomas
Wichita
Stevan Mark
Mr. Thomas
Gladys Brown
Mrs. Wiley
Child's Plate
Regan
Heinemann Agency
Nolan Moter Co
St. John
EKCO
Utes
Schulman
Hardware Company
Grant
Vera Cruz
Denise Darcel
Cesar Romero
Technica
Georga Macready
Ernest Borgnine
Aneasee Nas
Densa
Colleadten Eae
Wea
Sali Cope i . Fee Ste
Iin
N. Main
Audie Murphy
Marshall Thompson
Charles Drake
Alaskan Fur CO
Kansas City
Bergkamp's
Garden City
Kansas
Pesiaky
Kolinsky
Bergkamp 'S
Garden City, Kansas
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