Blessing of Mary in a Nebulous Annunciation Scene
A dramatic adapted account of the Annunciation depicts Mary weaving sacred purple in Nazareth when a celestial visitation fills her with fear and awe. The voice declares she will bear Jesus, the Son of the Most High, prompting her to flee homeward before returning to Nazareth to face Joseph and the looming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Joseph
Nazarth
Rebecah
Zipporah
Susanna
Abigen
Cael
God
Jesus
Nazareth
Seareey
Seeks Sales Tax Raise for Aid of Segregation
Gov. Jimmie H. Davis administration pushes a $28 million sales tax increase to three percent state wide for eight months starting January 1, with four percent in cities already at three. Revenues would fund private school grants to assist segregation in education amid federal court actions and school integration battles.
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Baton Rouge
Jimmie H. Davis
New Orleans
U.S
M. Hemera
Louisiana
Tom Jewell
C. D. Aycock
Shelby Jackson
Castro Cuts Judiciary in Cuba Shake up
Havana AP dispatch says the Cabinet began a surgical knife over the judiciary. A decree suspended for 45 days the removal ban on judges and let the President and ministers fire and reassign judicial officers. Supreme Court judges cut from 31 to 15 and some matters removed from the Court. Supreme Court President Emilio Menendez, who sought refuge in the Argentine Embassy, was forced into exile Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Cavaldo Dottleos
Supreme Court
Emilio Menendez
Admiss ions and births listed in Garden City hospital notes
Garden City notes show admissions including Catherine Scott Pritt Deerfield Jeck Corn and Robert Gates with several other listed names. Dismissals appear at St Catherine and Leopard, plus births at St Catherine with a boy born to Gordon O'Dell and a second boy to Harold Ott. Numerous warranty deeds and property transfers are also recorded in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Scott Pritt
Deerfield
Jeck Corn
Robert Gates
Hattie
Melvin Mott
Pierceville
Lewis Alley
Scon
Appelhans
Dexter Eck
Holcomb
Charles Moody
Gordon O'Dell
Ain Craig Boultinghouse
Mal Art Carl Lundgren
St. Cath@rine
N. Main
Harold Ott
Bancroft
December Traffic Deaths Rise in Topeka Area
AP report notes 18 traffic fatalities in December in Topeka and surrounding area, covering 24 hours to 9 am and including a previously uncounted Dec 9 death. Comparisons show December 1960 totals and a 1959 baseline, with figures adjusted for new counting.
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Topeka
Kansas
Greg Upchurch Earns His Eagle Scout Honor
Greg Upchurch a 13 year old son of Charley and the Upchurch family received Scouting's highest award the Eagle at a Court of Honor held at the Elks Hall. Troop 109 conducted the ceremony with Scoutmaster Roy Wilkerson presenting the award before a large gathering of Scouts and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Upchurch
Charley ‘Upchurch
N. Wth
Elks Hall
Roy Wilkerson
Greg
Johnny Blackett
Brian Long
David Nanterome
Dennis Frey
Buddy Jakeway
Ted Gardiner
Andy Allen
Ricky Carr
Bill Jakeway
Richard Lee
Joel Finke
T.D. Clare
Robert Wagner
Terry Hunsberger
Brian Shaw
Rod Powers
Monty Wentworth
Ronnie Wilson
Richard Lea
Joy Whitehead
Mike Ward
Robert Blackett
Don Frazer
Kenny Gibbons
State Theater
Crippled Plane Lands Safely in Bermuda
Lt. Joseph T. Long of Palmouth piloted a four engine Super Constellation from Otis AFB Massachusetts when propeller trouble and a fire nearly forced a ditch in the Atlantic. He landed at Bermuda’s Kindley Field at 500 feet before a engine separated. All 15 aboard escaped unharmed.
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Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Air Force
Bermuda
Atlantic
Joseph T. Long
Palmouth
Otis Afb
Long
Kindley Field
Yale Concert Dazzles in Packed Garden City Auditorium
A standing room crowd filled Clifford Hope Auditorium for the annual Garden City junior and senior high school choirs and junior college group. Director Julius Hultquist led a masterful program featuring The Night Before Christmas, soloists Robed Chair Hobby Hopkins and Edith Nagser, and piano by Nancy Renfro. The performance, praised for balance and blend, was a sincere Christmas gift to the community from the choirs and director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Garden City
Julius Hultquist
Hobby Hopkins
Nancy Renfro
Edith Nagser
Jaco Choir
Multqu#t
Hultquist
Chamber Coffee Club set for Palmer Welding plant visit
The Telegram notes the Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club will meet at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Palmer Welding plant on US 60 west of town. Howard Blanchard, chairman of the Architectural Registration Board, attended an all day meeting in Topeka and a joint session with the Kansas Engineering Registration Board. In Manhattan the group visited daughter Nancy a K State student and Alpha Xi Delta member and attended the Sunflower double header. Dean Hatcher Snyder is among 1,139 students at Northwestern States College in Alva Oklahoma. The Living Christmase a First Methodist Church live presentation begins at 7 tonight on the south side of Main and Kangas, continuing for two hours over three nights with carols and scripture readings.
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Ifee
Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club
Palmer Welding
Us§0
Howard Blanchard
Topeka
Architectural Registration Board
Kansas Engineering Registration Board
Manhattan
Nancy
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Sunflower
First Methodist Church
Main and
Kangas
Former Garden City Man Hurt in California Wreck
A former Garden City man H A Burns 79 of Kechi Kan his wife and their child were injured in a two car crash on US 86 near Bakersfield California Monday. His father 79 year old died in the accident. The Burns family were hospitalized in Bakersfield.
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Garden City
California
H.A. Burns
Kechi
Kan
Eugene
Bud) Burns
Here
Burns
Murdock Steel Co
Wichita
Beech Aircraft
W.C. Rafferty
Pinecrest
Thelma
Vicki
Burnses
Bakersfield
Calif
US 86
U.N. Recesses as Members Vote to Share Congo Cost
At its 16th session, the United Nations General Assembly recessed after approving a plan requiring all members to share the Congo operation cost. The vote was 46 to 17 with 24 abstentions, amid Soviet opposition and warnings. Dag Hammarskjöld was authorized to spend up to a set amount for early 1961, and the session adjourned to resume in March after extended debate on disarmament and Congo issues.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
U. N. Congo
Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Nation Assembly
Khrushchev
Sammar
A. A. Rovhobin
Security Council
United States Nationala
NATO
Valerian A. Zorin
U. S
James J. Wadsworth
United Nations
Hammarskjald
Assembly
Red China
Coolidge Defeats Kendall 60 to 37 in WAWL clash
Coolidge Blue Devils led from start to finish, defeating Kendall Bobcats 60 37 in a Western Arkansas Valley League game. Skip Conard scored 22 points, Ed Conard 10, and Slaven 12 for Coolidge while Kendall’s Wayne McClellan had 14 and Arnold Lennington 12. Kendall drops to 2-2. Coolidge improves to 4-3 with next game against Shallow Water.
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Coolidge
Blue Devils
Kendall Bobcats
Devils
Roy Meade
Skip Conard
Ed Conard
Stan Slaven
Wayne McClellan
Bobcats
Arnold Lennington
Terry Maine
Kendall
Copeland
Vikings
A E Cook Named To Ag Position In Kansas Extension
A E Cook of Garden City was elected representative of the agricultural sub committee of the Kansas Extension Advisory Committee at the annual Manhattan conference. He covers Ford, Gray, Haskell, Hodgeman, Meade, Seward and Finney counties and will meet with Dr. Harold H E Jones to discuss programs. Wayne Smith of Martienthal was named vice president and Lawrence Norrie of Wellington president.
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AE. Cook
Garden City
Kansas Extension Advisory Committee
Manhattan
Ford
Gray
Haskell
Hodgeman
Meade
Seward
Finney
Harry Cole
Jetmore
Warren Moore
Copeland
Cook
Harold HE. Jones
Wayne Smith
Martienthal
Lawrence Norrie
Wellington
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City AP livestock report shows cattle 1 500 calves 50 steady high good to mostly choice 1160 lb steers 26.25 averages, 1250 lb steers 24.00-25.50 standard to high good, heifers 25.50 and 23.00-24.50, mixed yearlings 25.50, cows 14.00-15.00, calves 20.50-22.50, stockers 21.00-24.75, hogs 2,200 steady to 25 higher with barrows 17.60-18.75, sows 14.80-19.50, sheep 400 mostly steady with wooled lambs 16.00-18.75 and feeder lambs 13.50-14.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Freeman Must Think Awhile Before Farm Policy Shift
Minnesota Governor Freeman, named to head the Agriculture Department in the Kennedy administration, says he will contemplate new federal farm programs. He met with Ezra Taft Benson, receiving a 75 minute briefing, amid discussions on how to bridge policy differences over government involvement in farming and surplus production.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Minnesota
Kennedy
Freeh
Freeman
John F. Kennedy
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
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Ernest ‘Trotter
BR. Quattlebatm, John
Legals
Donald C. Hendrickon
Gerald B. Becker
Holmes Third
Raymond A. Huffmaster
Fairmount
F. S. Williams
Louise E. Williams
Oldfield Park
Tony Rohleder
W.A
McAllister and Sons, Inc
V. T. Huelskamp
V. T. Huelskamp Et Ux
Allister and Sons, Inc
Me Allister and Sons, Inc
Yale
Mada Famours
Fred Waring
Dean Hatcher Snyder
Northwestern States College
Alva
Okla
U.N
Springer Equip, Co
2 & Fultes Pho
Coolinge
Conard
Slaven
Thornburg Ad
Wright
Huser
Eberhardt
Kendall — McClallan
Jenningtott
Brown
Elm
Mauna I
Donk
Roth
Covlldys
Mondal
A. E. Cook
Garden City Telegram
NEW York
Bullock Fa
Ichemical
Dreyfus Fund Hat & How Bat
Bat & How
Stk
Pidellty Fa
Finan Ind Fd
Founders Mat Fd
IL Fund
Partin Electric Shop
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