Christian Fellowship Studies Rim of Asia Lesson
The Christian Women's Fellowship met Thursday with Venita Whitmer leading the Rim of Asia study on Christian Missions in Hong Kong. Devotions were by Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Whitehead, with guest speaker Katherine Schultz sharing Hong Kong experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Missions
Rim of Asia
Hong Kong
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Venita Whitmer
Ray Vannaman
Hoy Etling
C. W. Whitehead
Ethel Shreve
B. E. Davis
Pershing
Davis Ald
Claude Owens
Eka
CWF
Velma Larson
Ben Kelley
E. Walnut
Harold Francis
Wilma Tye
Melvin Mead
N. Davis
al Hinkle
Ralph Beach
70 Grange Members Meet Monday at Wright Home
About 70 Grange members gathered at the Wright home in Holcomb including attendees from Progressive Grange of Seward, Valley Grange of Haskell, Beulah Grange of Wichita, Deerfield Grange of Kearny, and Ivanhoe Valley and Garden View of Finney. The program featured Earth Safety four film, a reading, a vocal solo, and a skit by Liberal youths. Progressive Grange won the attendance pig funded for an annual scholarship. Lee Phillips won the cake. Garden View's home economies committee ran the refreshments.
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Grange
Wright
Garden View
Raymond Wright Holcomb
Progressive Grange
Seward County
Valley Grange
Haskell
Beulah Grange
Wichita County
Deerfield Grange
Kearny County
Ivanhoe Valley
Finney County
Henry Lubbers
Clifton Brown
Lawrence Phillips
Opera and Culture Topics At Salmagundi Club Meeting
Mrs. Claude Robinson hosted 16 members of the Salmagundi Club with Miss Gretchen Larson on piano and Miss Marilyn Plett on organ. Opera was the main topic as Mrs. Williamson urged permanent opera companies funded by governments, while claquers were discussed as professional applauders dating to Nero. Culture was addressed by Mrs. Harold Keller, noting a cultural renaissance and that more Americans buy symphony tickets than baseball.
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Claude Robinson
N. 7Th
Salmagundi Club
Charles H. Larson
Gretchen Larson
Boone
Marilyn Plett
Adazio
Samuel Barber
Ethel Smith
Rachmaninoff
Howard Blanchard
Nero
New York City
Harold Keller
United States
Parental Visits Highlight Garden City Weekend Guests
Persental paragraphs note Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers of Woodlake California, former Garden Citians, visiting relatives in Garden City. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harrison at 308 Inge include Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison of Topeka. Also in Hays at John Stewart’s home were Mr. and Mrs. Orville Patterson and Robert Theron. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Patterson of Kansas City joined the gathering.
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Fred Rogers
Woodlake
Calif
Garden City
Dale Harrison
Cynthia
Tommy
George
Rodney
Inge
George Harrison
Topeka
Hays
John Stewart
Orville Patterson
Robert
Theron
Dick Patterson
Kansas City
Stewart
Sock fad sweeps teens as mothers seek tips
Dear Ann Landers column excerpt reports teenage boys skipping socks at school, with mothers noting similar behavior among friends. Advice urges parents to set firm rules, stressing hygiene and the seriousness of the issue for health and social life.
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Socks
D, R
Ann Landers
Nuptial Vows Pledged in Trinity Lutheran Rites
Mary Frances Park and Merle Allen Peitz united in marriage at Trinity Lutheran Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride, a Garden City High School graduate, wore bridal taffeta and lace with a pearls tiara veil, and she carried red sweetheart rosebuds on a white Bible. The groom, son of Eunice D. Peitz, Pueblo, Colo., is a Pueblo High School graduate employed in construction. After a Colorado trip, they will reside in Garden City. Out of town guests included Mrs. George P. Bishop and Mrs. Eunice Peitz. Further, a card of thanks from Mrs. Anna Metheney follows.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Mary Frances Park
Merle Allen Peitz
Herman Mayer
S. T. Tyler
Garden City Senior High School
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Pueblo High School
Colorado
Garden City
George P
Bishop
Independence
Eunice Peitz
Pueblo, Cole
Sady
The
American University
Washington, D.C
Western Motor Co
HDU Officers Installed In Candlelight Ceremony
New officers of the Kountry Kuzins Home Demonstration Unit were installed in a candlelight ceremony Wednesday. Mrs. Elsie Branden officiated. Frank McClure as president and Gerald Becker as vice president led a lengthy meeting. A buffet luncheon followed as the group completed annual program books. Mrs. August Koster presented “Our Meal Plans” with tips on meal planning and time, money, and energy management. Eminence Rt. Mrs. Ernest Higgs will host the Feb 20 meeting.
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John George
Noble Grand Club
Odd Fellow
Raymond Huffmaster
Roy Sturgeon
Raymond Brown
Kountry Kuzins Home Demonstration Unit
Elsie Branden
Finney County Home Economics
Frank McClure
Gerald Becker
Joe Plett
Charley Brinkmeyer
Ernest Higgs
Dale Dickerson
Mmes
Leroy Cooley
Plett
Brinkmeyer
Herman Hoeme
Earl Dougherty
McClure
Becker
Imperial At
August Koster
Calendar of Social Events
Social calendar lists events through Friday including meetings of Iris Club Banner HDU and Women’s groups. Notable gatherings include Business and Professional Women at Luau Inn with a civic participation program, Holcombe PTA citizenship talks, Rainbow Girls at Masonic Temple, and DAR and Neighbors notes with changes in time. Local clubs announce officers, addresses, and hostess duties for the week.
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HDU
Raymond Dicks
SAMSON DE _ au Pam
Lowell Craig
Business and Professional Women's Club
Luau Inn
Mabel Adama
Louise Beringer
Star Club
Denry Bentrup
Piano Hackers
Holcomb P-TA to Hear Citizenship Program
A Citizenship program at Holcomb P-TA is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Featured speakers include David Heinemann, sponsored by the Farm Bureau to attend the Citizenship Seminar in Oklahoma City, and Miss Linda Russell who attended a citizenship school in Washington, D C. Group singing will be led by Mrs. Truitt Adams and devotions by Mrs. Roy Bontgrer.
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Holcomb
David Heinemann
The
Farm Bureau
Oklahoma City
Linda Russell
Washington, D. C
Truitt Adams
Roy Bontrager
My Favorite Beef Stew Recipe From Cooks Corner
A noted beef stew recipe calls for 1 pound stewing beef 4 celery stalks 4 carrots 2 potatoes 1 onion 1 can green beans 1 cup stewed tomatoes with salt and pepper. Beef simmer in water until tender then add vegetables and cook until soft. Contributors can submit recipes for a $1 prize with attribution and source note.
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Stewart Leoti
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