Ceramics Demonstrated For Faculty Dames Night
Thirty one Faculty Dames met Monday evening at the Civic Center for a ceramics handcraft demonstration by Mrs. DeLon Hales. Hostesses included Mrs. Dave Craft and several others while prizes went to Mrs. Gale Seibert and Mrs. Ira Mann. Herman Beringer received appreciation for his help as city recreation director. A husband dinner is planned for March 18 at the Civic Center.
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Civic Center
Dave Craft
Russell Bray
Hoyt Ferguson
Gerald Bumgarner
Larry Fowler
Burt Dowell
Gene Johnson
Dean Nolte
Don Heinrichs
DeLon Hales
Gale Seibert
Ira J. Mann
Herman Beringer
Two Honored at Farewell Coffee
Farewell coffee Tuesday morning at the August Easter home honored Mrs. David Hudson and Mrs. Gary Jones. The Hudsons head to Pendleton, D.C., while the Joneses relocate to Boulder, Colorado for Mr. Jones’s work with the University Credit Union.
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Imperial Star Rt
David Hudson
E. Laurel
Gary Jones
David Hudsons
Pendleton
D.C
Gary Joneses
Boulder
Colo
Jones
University Credit Union
Mines
John Jones
David Helmke
Irwin Algrim
Billie Boles
Eldon Gestenslager
Martin Nusser Jr
Free Wheelers Donate Pennies for Friendship
Mrs. Don Bowlby hosted seven Free Wheelers Extension Homemakers Unit members and two guests for a salad supper on the citizenship roll call. Devotion by Mrs. Richard Reed and lesson by Mrs. Arnold Fenton urged buyers to examine tags. Virgie Holmes received the hostess gift, and funds were donated to the Smurthwaite House pennies for friendship. Reed to entertain February 6 at 7:30 p.m. at 1607 East Fulton.
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Don Bowlby
Laurel
Free Wheelers Extension Homemakers Unit
Charlotte A. McCart
Carol Lehman
Richard Reed
Arnold Fenton
Virgie Holmes
Smurthwaite House
Bob Batchmen
Orvin , Page
Cecil Nuzum
Model Day Winter Coat Sale Slashes Prices Across Sizes
Model Day hosts a coat sale offering winter coats at 20 to 35 percent off regular prices. Available in sizes 7 through 44, with prices stated as eight dollars and up. Stock described as wide and limited by inventory.
Nuptial Vows Pledged In Missouri Ceremony
Elizabeth Ann Hayward and Russell Dean Oliver wed in Liberty Missouri in a chapel ceremony officiated by Rev L F Laxman. Attendants included Mary Neal and neice Ann Hayward. The couple plans residence at 555 N 63 Highway Liberty after a short honeymoon trip.
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Missouri
Elizabeth Ann Hayward
Russell Dean Oliver
Methodist Church
Liberty
L. F. Laxman
Earnest T. Hayward
Manley Oliver
Dorothy Dowell
Chesterfield
Garden City
Fellowship Hall
Basel
Satania
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Kansas
Ford Motor Co
Claycoma Mo
MS Executive Board Hears Workshop Report
The Western Kansas Chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society will meet on February 13. Members contributing $3 or more become voting members. The Oklahoma City workshop featured Robert Bray of the Library of Congress discussing talking book distribution for handicapped readers. Designated MS research funding is set at $1,300,000 this year.
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Dale Corley
Oklahoma City
Phia
Frank Phillips
Alton Garnand
C. Gercken
Community Business Service Association
3M Company
Robert S. Bray
Division
Library of Congress
Washington, D.C
National
Elks Announce Bridge Winners for Two Clubs
Twenty eight Elks Ladies Bridge Club members met Monday with Mrs Gordon Lee taking high score and Mrs Eugene Deaver second. Elks Couples Bridge Club drew thirty six members Tuesday at the Elks Home with Mrs Bill Schroeder and Mrs Lucy Carrigan scoring high.
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Elks Ladies Bridge Club
Gordon Lee
Eugene Deaver
Robert Cleaver
Lucy Carrigan
Kathryn Burnett
Elks Couples Bridge Club
Elks Home
Bill Schroeder
Charles Webster
Mabel Lindner
Gem Cutting Talk At Civic Center Attracts Local Buy In
Gerald Hess explained faceting gemstones to the Southwest Kansas Gem and Mineral Society at Civic Center. He defined faceting as cutting and polishing facets at specific angles to reveal beauty and brilliance, noting facets vary for refraction or color. New members Lois Farrell and Melvin Hertel joined. Tiny Allen visited. Thirty three members attended with two guests. gratitude was noted to Walter Stevenson recovering from a plane crash. Social hour hosts were Reid Klemp and Ivan Bratton. Next meeting set for 2:30 p.m. Feb. 11 at Civic Center.
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Gerald Hess
The
Southwest Kansas Gem and Mineral Society
Civic Center
Mr. Hess
Lois Farrell
Melvin Hertel
Tiny Allen
Dodge City
Walter Stevenson
Oakley
Reid Klemp
Ivan Bratton
Dear Ann Landers advice column excerpt
Mid thirties couple seeks guidance on managing energetic twin toddlers and a demanding husband. Letters discuss door locks for privacy, balancing motherhood and romance, and a caller seeking tips for hosting dinner parties while maintaining marriage harmony. The material reflects timeless personal advice in a newspaper column format.
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Ann Landers
Madam Pompadour
Montreal
Annn
Calendar of Social Events at Garden City Masonic Temple
Schedule lists meetings and social gatherings for local lodges clubs and groups at various venues including Garden City Masonic Temple Scott City Post Home and local churches. Notable items include Annual Meeting of Garden City Mason ic Temple Corporation Past Noble Grand Birthday Dinner Demolay activities and officer elections plus a Mothers March kickoff and Mothers clubs events.
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Garden City
Masonic Temple
NOBLE
Masonic Lodge
Scott City
Arles Ling
Chesterfield
Adelines
Estralita Club
Orie Dunn
EHU
John Sims
W. Olive
VFW
Alpha Tau
Beta Sigma Phi
Bil Nealy
Tanice Lane
Sorosis Club
Qfabernert
Davis
TESA
Demolay
William C. Rapp
Wichita
Women United
St. James Lutheran Church
Belmont
Belles OF
Dimi Tops Invite to Attend Sessions at YMCA
Mrs. Wendell Livingston presided for Dimi Tops during a Wednesday morning session at YMCA Hall. A 374 pound weight loss was reported for the week with a % pound gain. Mrs. Hugh Beitler won the door prize. Call BR 6 783 or BR 6 3740 to join. CARD OF THANKS We thank friends and relatives for sympathy during illness and death of our loved one Raymond Plotner family Advy.
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Wendell Livingston
Ymca Hall
Hugh Beitler
Nelson
St. Catherine Hospital
Raymond Plotner
Advy
Rainbow Order Invites Ceremony At Mason Hall
The Order of the Rainbow for Girls invites friends from Eastern Stars Masons and Rainbow families to a public installation ceremony Sunday at 2 00 PM in the Masonic Hall. Roxie Crouch and Diane Fansher lead electives with LouAnn Methe ney and a team of officers guiding the program. A reception follows and guest book attendance is noted. special guests include Roxie Crouch’s grandparents.
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Masonic Hall
Order of the Rainbow
Friends of
Roxie Crouch
Diane Fansher
Brenda Wilson
Charity
Rita Stover
Hope
Louise Spinks
Faith
Debra Gilger
Kathy Richardson
LouAnn Metheney
Wilma Bull
Janie Roberson
Janet Blackford
Yolande Childers
Janis Kinney
Jill Croox
Susan Fritz
Ruth Hart
Lynnette Prill
Nature
Debbie Stephens
Dawn Niedens
Fidelity
Joan Sargent
Betsy Burden
Service
Merri Renick
Confidential Observer
Denise Marine
Outer Observer
Stephanie Ogden
Nancy McCartney
Vickie McVickers
Rhonda Miller
Karen Meadors
Jane Foster
Linda Eatherly
Darlene Mead
Debbie White
Rainbow
John Metheney
Doug Tedrow
J. E. Greathouse
L. L. Solze
Orie Dunn
Kenneth Mutter
Jim Moore
Douglas Crotty Sr
L. C. Crouch
Bill
Monday Club Transcribes Nieman Marcus Talk at Depot
Mrs Robert Cobb of N Center hosted Monday Club with seventeen members. Mrs George Purnell discussed the Nieman Marcus department store in Dallas Texas founded in 1907 and its policy of schooling employees and the ideal Nieman Marcus woman. Mrs Paul Masoner will host next week at 2 pm.
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Robert Cobb
N. Center
George Purnell
Nieman-Marcus
Dallas
Tex
Nieman- Marcus
Paul Masoner
Wheatridge
Mon‘day Club
Beta Eta Aids March of Dimes Drive At ESA Meeting
Mrs. George Nash hosted Beta Eta of Epsilon Sigma Alpha with co host Mrs Arthur Carr Re election of officers and donation to Institute of Logopedics. The chapter plans to select an ESA outstanding girl for zone meeting in Liberal January twenty eight and members contributed homemade band instruments recorded for play back. Named attendees include Ken Hagler Mrs Harold Naab Mrs Albert Gipson Mrs Harvey Johnson and Mrs Marlon Brecheisen.
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George Nash
N. Main
Beta Eta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Arthur Carr
March of Dimes
Institute of Logopedics
Jim Kostreva
ESA
Liberal
Ken Hagler
Harold Naab
Albert Gipson
Harvey Johnson
Marlon Brecheisen
MODE O DAY Sale Ad Highlights Deep Discounts
MODE O DAY offers 20 to 35 percent off regular prices with sizes from 7 to 2242 and prices ranging from $8 to $20. The ad emphasizes broad footwear and apparel selections in a limited sale window.
Piano Teachers League Sunday Recitals at Civic Center
The Piano Teachers League announces Sunday afternoon recitals at Civic Center with 1:30 and 2:30 programs. Teachers listed for 1:30 include Mrs V, Alex Bills, Mrs Ray Calihan Jr, Mr James Nechor, Mrs Joe Vanderweide, Mrs Roscoe Waldorf. pupils named include Mark Schweer, Dick Fouse, Martha Trayer, Judy Schweer, Don Quint, Deann Trayer, Annette Crabb, Terri Lynn Solze, Judy Midgett, Robin Roberts, Craig Lyman, Rebecca Frazier, Shannon Gestenslager, Celia Fay Crouse, Beverly Straub, Leslie Baird, Monte Baird. For 2:30, teachers include Mrs Andy Clark, Mrs E T Crawford, Mrs A L Ellington, Mrs Lewis Hopkins, Mrs Lawrence Joyce, Mrs Raymond Kitten, Mrs David Lobmeyer, and Mrs Ellsworth Sherman. playing in this recital are age Kirchoff, Kathy Vander Bree, Jeannie Vanderree, Susan Kinney, Kris Kinney, Kathy Lyden, Carol Worf, Terri Crossland, Beverly Joyce, Marcy Glee, Ann Saunders, Elaine Mayo, Jeannine Haag, Neil Ba Pew, Deborah Burch, Janelle Owston, La Donna Fogleman, and Michael Lemke. Barton’s Saturday Auction is noted for January 20th, weather permitting.
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Civic Center
Alex Bills
Ray Calihan Jr
James Nechor
Joe Vanderweide
Roscoe Waldorf
Mark Schweer
Dick Fouse
Martha Trayer
Judy Schweer
Don Quint
Deann Trayer
Annette Crabb
Terri Lynn Solze
Judy Midgett
Robin Roberts
Craig Lyman
Rebecca Frazier
Shannon Gestenslager
Celia Fay Crouse
Beverly Straub
Leslie Baird
Monte Baird
Andy Clark
E. T Crawford
A. L. Ellington
Lewis Hopkins
Lawrence Joyce
Raymond Kitten
David Lobmeyer
Ellsworth Sherman
Kirchoff
Kathy Vanderbree
Jeannie Vanderree
Susan Kinney
Kris Kinney
Kathy Lyden
Carol Worf
Terri Crossland
Beverly Joyce
Marcy Glee
Ann Saunders
Elaine ‘Mayo
Jeannine Haag
Neil Ba| Pew
Deborah Burch
Janelle Owston
la Donna Fogleman
Michael Lemke
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