Hundred Methodist Women Dinner Program at First Methodist
More than 100 women attended a birthday dinner at First Methodist Church for the joint Woman's Society of Christian Service and Western Service Guild event. Rev John Clinton of Dodge City spoke using slides on world missions while tableau scenes titled Wonderful Hands and Praying Hands illustrated themes. The table settings honored twelve birth months with Mrs Frank Hoffmann of Billings Mont as a guest. circles assisted with food and decor. Mrs Bill Brown was general president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Westeran Service Guild
John Clinton
Dodge City
Orient
Lucille Castro
Wanda Walker
Joe Vandervelde
Elma Tromble
Chries Remaley
Paul Handa
Frank Musquiz
Remaley
Gay Lynne Grimsley
Frank Hoffmann, III
Billings
Mont
Ethel Calkins
Mary Belle Oldridge
Theresa Lorenz
Bill Brown
Calendar of Social Events for the Week
A dense list of club meetings and gatherings across the town with times, hosts, and locations such as Mrs. Noble Shaky at 1803 N. ith, Mrs. Guy Rhodes at 807 W. Elm, First Christian Church Fellowship Guild, Eagles Auxiliary, Garden View Grange, Toastmasters at Wheat restaurant, and numerous others including Methodist WSCS Study Class, Fortnightly Club, Rebecca Lodge, Priscilla Club, and Gallery of Ladies events. Numerous entries specify hosts and addresses, with social and civic groups planning discussions, dinners, games, and book exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Shaky
N. Ith
Progressiva Raaders Club
Guy Rhodes
W. Elm
Puble
Fellowship Guild of the First Christian Church
Haiph Burkett
Hackberry
Eagles Auxiliary
Eagles Ae
Clifford Hope
Gillespie
Country Club
Rebecca Lodgh
Odd Fellow Hall
Sequoyah
Roscoe Mormon
Priscilla Club
Jim Ward
Banner Hdu
Raymond Dicks
Balmagundt
Lowell Craig
Women's Club
Mrs Ruth Ball Tells of Orient for Saint Paulia Club
Mrs Ruth Ball spoke on My Trip to the Orient for 14 Saint Paulia Club members Wednesday afternoon. Hostess Mrs Frank Meier with Mrs Vivian Bayer entertained. President Mrs Bessie Grieve led the business session. Members gave New Year resolutions by roll call. Hostess gift went to Mrs R E York. Next meeting set for Feb 20 at Mrs Roscoe Marmon’s home at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ball
Saint Paulia Club
Frank Meier
Summit
Vivian Bayer
Bessie Grieve
R. E. York
Roscoe Marmon
Twins Mothers Club Installs New Officers
Installation of officers highlighted the Twins Mothers Club meeting in St. Catherine Hospital cafeteria. Mrs. Dale Snodgrass became president with Mrs. Jack Linenberger as vice president, Mrs. I. R. Martinez secretary, and Mrs. Dale Unruh treasurer, installed by Mrs. Robert Rusk. Hostesses were Mrs. Harold Kiteh and Mrs. Albert Keim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twins Mothers Club
St. Catherine Hospital
Dale Snodgrass
Jack Linenberger
I. R. Martinez
Dale Unruh
Robert Rusk
Harold Kiteh
Albert Keim
Country Club Ladies Bridge Winners at Garden City Club
Tuesday afternoon at Garden City Country Club hosted a no host bridge for members and guests. Five tables played with the Howell system of duplicate. Winners were Mrs K L Bourne and Mrs Bob McKain in first place. second went to Mrs Lyle Carmichael and Mrs Lawrence Strackeljohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Country Club
Howell
K. L. Bourne
Bob McKain
Lyle Carmichael
Lawrence Strackeljohn
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column
Dear Dutch and Dear Seen It All letters present marriage strain and moral questions. A counselor is advised for the Dutch couple while the Seen It All reader challenges Ann Landers’ column. A widow asks about moving in with a late spouse’s home and how to handle memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear Ann Landers
Bob
Ann Landers
Cheese and cereal pairings boost breakfast appeal
A national meat census shows 20 percent of cheese eaten at breakfast. The article urges trying cheese in hot cereals with varieties like American blue Gouda and Edam to add flavor and calcium, noting dietary guidelines and the push for better breakfasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouda
Missionary Society Meets at First Church of God
Fourteen members of the Missionary Society of the First Church of God met Thursday afternoon at 302 E. Olive with Mrs. Clara Fry. The devotional topic He Leads was led by Mrs. Bill Ratzlaff. Mrs. Jon Eldridge taught from On Asia's Rim and noted the sad situation in Korea. Letters from Africa and India partners were read and plans were made for a Fun and Festival night in late February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the First
Church of God
Clara Fry
E. Olive
Bill Ratzlaff
Jon Eldridge
Asia
Rim
Korea
Africa
India
Mmes
Ralph Paxson
H. F. George
W. A. Lierle
B. Toland
John Frey
Shawn
Kevin
Ruth James
Ning Wilson
Alice Eldridge
Music Dean Will Teach Workshop at Rogers Hall
Members of the Piano Teachers League met with Vernon McCart and his mother as hostess. President Mrs. John Frazier led the 14 attendees. The workshop is set for February 22 at Rogers Hall in the Presbyterian Church with Dr. Clarence Burg conducting. He will give a recital on Thursday evening before the workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piano Teachers League
Vernon McCart
John Frazier
Rogers Hall
Presbyterian Church
Clarence Burg
Oklahoma City University School of Music
Lewis Lohman Cookery Corner Recipe Contest
Send your favorite recipe to the fook's Corner. Each recipe published earns a $1 prize for the contributor. Recipes judged on reader interest or originality. May be from a book or magazine, but the source should be given and not from a current issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M&s
Lewis Lohman
Conkling
Mealtime Magic Lesson by Mrs Winters at Sunflower Unit
Mrs Arthur Winters led a Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit session on Mealtime Can Be Magic detailing meal planning to stretch time and money while improving nutrition. New officers were installed and committees set. guest Elizabeth Brandt attended, and Mystery Pal gifts were exchanged. The group will meet Feb 20 at Mrs Walter Hubbard’s home and Mrs Harry Harms will teach adult safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Winters
Ed Thiessen
Cecil Dudley
Ed Wiebe
Henry Wiebe
Clay
Ton Ludwig
Mmes
Leona Henderson
Eugene Karberand
Ed Diehl
Jesse Scott
D Jr
Ben Richardson
D. E. Slegle
Otis Frazier
Clayton Ludwig
Harold Brandt
Faye Gordamer
Walter Hubbard
Fair Booth
Lee Brinkmeyer
Clayton
Ludwig
Kansas
Ted [Riessen
Brecheisen
Manhattan
Valentine
Harry Harms
Circle Two Hears Mrs Brakey on Romans Lesson
Mrs Robert Brakey delivered the Romans sixth chapter lesson for Community Church Circle Two on Thursday night. Hostess for nine present was Mrs Jack McCray assisted by president Mrs Earl Dougherty. On Jan 24 Circles One and Two will hold a joint evening meeting with guest speaker, hosted by Mrs Vern Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brakey
Jack McCray
N. 10Th
Earl Dougherty
Vern Holmes
Bowyer Names ALA Convention Chairmen In Garden City
Mrs. Gilbert Bowyer the American Legion Auxiliary president appointed Mrs. Bruce Trent as general chairman for the district convention to be held in Garden City this spring. Other chairs named include Mrs. Ralph Biggs registration Mrs. Marshall Gribble banquet Mrs. Maude Darner past presidents breakfast Mrs. Wayne Foster distinguished guests Mrs. Charles Remaley music Mrs. Vernon Harrington memorial Mrs. A. J. Ingram exhibits and Mrs. Carl Connors publicity. Local poppy chairwoman Mrs. Mack Linn reports Brady school students in fourth to sixth grades are making posters for a spring Veterans Poppy Day contest with prizes for top posters. Mrs. James M. White was welcomed as a new member. Reports were given by legislative chairman Mrs. Dan Banman and rehabilitation chairman Mrs. J. D. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Bowyer
American Legion Auxiliary
Bruce Trent
Garden City
Post Home
Ralph Biggs
Marshall Gribble
Maude Darner
Wayne Foster
Mack Linn
Brady
James M. White
Dan Banman
J. D. Adams
Planned Meals Emphasized by Mrs Witman
Mrs. Bob Witman stressed the four food groups during the Sherlock Hustlers Home Demonstration Unit meeting. Fourteen members attended at Mrs. Tony Klaus's Holcomb home. New Mystery Pals were drawn and Mrs. Roger Funk joined as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Witman
Sherlock Hustlers Home
Tony Klaus
Holcomb
Herman Lang
Roger Funk
Coleman couple to visit for Sydnie Bowling Kampschroeder wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Sig Coleman of Fulton arrive Saturday to visit their daughters Mrs. Dale Jones in Summit Street and Mrs. D R Bowling on North 10th. They will attend the January 27 wedding of their granddaughter Sydnie Beth Bowling to Vaughn Kampschroeder of Wichita and return home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig Coleman
Fulton
Dale Jones
Summit
D. R. Bowling
Jan
Sydnie Beth Bowling
Vaughn Kampschroeder
Wichita
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Sasnemnatrete
Dane Pras
Lassie
Lince
Katherine
Mrs. Winters
Circle Two
Mrs. Brakey
Mrs. Bowyer
ALA Convention
Charles Remaley
Vernon Harrington
A. J. Ingram
Carl Connors
Lester Hahn
Harold Wright
Mdonalds Midowald CO
Lalla Credit
McDonald's
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