Native Kansas artist Neil Nulton featured at Sand Hills Gallery
December exhibition at Sand Hills Art Gallery in Garden City showcases Neil Nulton, a Fort Hays State College teaching assistant. His work spans painting, sculpture, ceramics, and silversmithing, with past shows at Cellar Gallery Hays and Sandzen Lindsborg. Paintings and other pieces will be for sale.
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Fred Bach
Neil Nulton
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Sand Hills Art Gallery
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Mince Meat Cookies from Henrietta Garbo Recipe
A recipe for mince meat cookies credited to Henrietta Garbo. Directions list ingredients including shortening sugar egg flour mince meat salt vanilla and optional nuts. Instructions: mix well and drop by teaspoonfuls on greased sheet, bake at 375 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes.
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Henrietta Garbo
Mrs Miller Hosts Assembly Officers Dinner in Garden City
Mrs Keith Miller entertained officers of Garden City Assembly Social Order of the Beauceant Sunday at the home of Mrs Paul Spradlin in Dodge City. Awards included an engraved silver tray to Mrs Miller and Beauceant address books with potted plants for each officer. A later buffet followed.
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Keith Miller
Garden City Assembly
Miller
Assembly
Paul Spradlin
Dodge City
Jerome Stonehocker
Andrew Clark
John Wilcox
Robert Snyder
Ora Schopf
Douglas Crotty Sr
Glen Rinehart
Dan Ratzlaff
Thistle Snowman Greets Visitors at Christmas Show
A Noel the thistle snowman welcomed about 500 visitors at Finney County BHU Christmas show held Sunday at the fairgrounds. Twenty-one display units presented handmade novelties and gifts including cracked glass insulator candleholders hedge-apple flowers and ceramic works. Refreshments featured tea coffee and cookies served on crystal trays.
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Finney County
BHU
Fairgrounds
4-H
Pete Smith Jr
Denver Wedding of Susan Graham and William Lawler
Susan Marie Graham and William Edward Lawler wed in St. Joseph's Church Denver on a Saturday ceremony. The couple, with heavy family ties to Deerfield and DeKalb, share a reception at the bride's parents' home. The bride wore a white velvet A line gown and yellow mums featured in decor. Groom and attendees included siblings and relatives from multiple states. The couple will reside in DeKalb after travel on a wedding trip through Kansas Missouri and Illinois.
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William Edward Lawler
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
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Leonard E. Graham
Deerfield
Edward Lawler
DeKalb
Mary Bunce
Jorgan
Anne Lawler
Joan Henshaw
Laramie
Wyo
John Lawler
Logan
Utah
Miss Henshaw
Ted Graham
Max Graham
U. S. Navy
New London
Edith Graham
Pasadena
Calif
Graham
Stanley Walters
Denyer
Lawrence Graham
Mary Lawler
Wanda Graham
Marvin Davis
Fort Collins
Colo
Ben McKee
Deborah Newhoff
Rocky Ford
Patty Lister
Delta
Jackie Lister
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
del Kalb
Delta, Colo
Buena Park Beauty Academy
Buena Park
Metropolitan State College
Denver Uso
Helens Beauty Salon
DeKalb High School
U.S. Army
Germany
Vietnam
Fitzsimons Hospital
Northern Iinois State University
Elnora Helm
Garden City
Virgil Walters
Satanta
Sam Walters
Dear Ann Landers Ends Two Homes for Two Wives
Dear Chang: A two family solution is needed to avert conflict in a household split by two wives and seven children. The uncle should maintain separate dwellings to preserve peace and reduce anxiety, despite the extra effort and costs. The idea aims to prevent potential crime and restore stability for all involved.
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Ann Landers
Bangkok
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Chang Lo-Tao
Chang
Relatives Overrun Home After Funeral
A reader recalls relatives swarming Marys home just after the funeral and for a week, eating meals at eight and ten strong, draining a liquor stash, tying up telephones, and looting vegetables for canning. The note denounces such behavior as boorish and calls out the unkind treatment of the survivor. It ends with a brief unrelated column and book note.
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Mary
Calendar of Social Events in Hong Kong
A historical clippings page lists numerous social club gatherings and civic group meetings across days of the week. Included are Turshay Whsig lisles TYU-T40 events at RUBMEAL LODGE and various lodge, church and women’s clubs such as DAUGHTERS OF SABLA, WOMEN OF TITY MOOSE, THATCHISON PTA, RAINBOW GIRLS, PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS, AMERICAN WOMEN’S CLUBs, LUTHERAN church groups, and Mary-Martha classes. The note mentions a Christmas party season with potlucks, gift exchanges, and social dinners. It also records an ongoing reference to Hong Kong’s 58 daily Chinese-language newspapers.
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Dot Tawlby
Laured
Rubmeal Lodge
Odd Wellow Tall
Masonie ‘Termple
Sabla
Christinad
Columbus Tall
Chong
Dite
Tity Moose—S Om
Moose Lodge
West Highway
Thitchison
Hutchison
Donna Knoll
Rainnbow
Mae Pane
Madalyne Wilson
Wilson
Downing’s
Maris Sthula
Pierceville Phoerated Woman's Club
Amarigan Lutheran Luurch
Isimas Girty
Doug
Star Club
Bowning's
Canton Covert NO
Seasion
Ro Pn
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