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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1963

Page

6

Mrs Sheehy Re-elected Deanery NCCW President

The Garden City Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women re elected officers for a one year term beginning May 1. Bishop Forst of Dodge City spoke at St Anthony's Parish Hall Liberal praising the group and noting Vatican II highlights. Officers include Mrs Phil Sheehy president Mrs Gilbert Knipp treasurer Mrs Robert Keller secretary and Mrs Lester Hahn representative at large. Two hundred women from sixteen parishes attended with prayers led by Father Schrader.

Marion F. Forst Dodge City Garden City National Council of Catholic Women St. Anthony's Forst Rome Phil Sheehy Gilbert Knipp Andrew Ott Herman Sartorius J. W. Schmitt Offerle Msgr Leo Kelly Marienthal Richard Schinstock Hugston Thomas McGready Elkfort Rory O'Neill Tribune Gilbert Herrman Ulysses Jerome Wolt Syracuse Schrader James Schrader John Lavich Ken Murray Liberal Altar Society Daughters of Isabella

Nite Lites Place Seals On Charter

The Nite Lites HDU charter was sealed with gold by past presidents Mrs. Richard Henry and Mrs. Don Thorne. Mrs. Leroy Vannaman presided over the business meeting as 15 members and six guests gathered for an evening meal hosted by Mrs. Noble Siroky and assistants.

Gene Embree Noble Siroky N. 13Th Wendell Maddox Embree Dick Bortz Bruce Westwood Lottie Lane Carl Myers John Mark Sweangen Dick Pruens Richard Henry Don Thorne Leroy Vannaman Thorne Dallas Enslow Glen Woods Pinecrest

Mrs Burkett Hosts Christian Guild Meeting at New Home

Mrs Ralph Burkett hosted the Fellowship Guild of First Christian Church at her new residence 1504 E Hackberry on Monday evening. The gathering included a special song, devotions from Psalms 86, and a lesson “Disciples on the Rim of Asia.” Members voted $5 to fund Bibles for a Sunday School class. Miss Mabel Adams will host the Feb 18 meeting at 1 p.m.

Ralph Burkett E. Hackberry Fellowship Guild First Christian Church Gay Smithe Asia Max Parrish Hong Kong

Holcomb Evening Church Circle Elects Officers

Mrs. Louis McDaniel was elected president of the Holcomb Community Church Evening Circle for the new year. Other officers include Mrs. Lyle Joss as vice president, Mrs. D R Hawkins as secretary, and Mrs. Faye Hiboshman as treasurer. Reverend Willard Elton, missionary and evangelist from Brazil, will speak February 7. Miss Ruth Hacking presented the lesson and Miss Hacking will host the February 14 meeting at 7 30 p.m.

Louis McDaniel Holcomb Lyle Joss D. R. Hawkins Faye Hiboshman Ira Adams Ruth Hacking Mabel Farnsworth Willard Elton

Faculty Dames Meet at High School Cafeteria

Thirty three members of the Faculty Dames met Monday night in the high school cafeteria with Mrs. Dale Meadors presiding. Hostesses were Mrs. Kenneth Henderson, Mrs. Abe Hubert, Mrs. Dale Marine, Mrs. Bueford Roper and Mrs. A. J. Chopp. Next meeting will be February 18 at 8 p.m.

Dale Meadors Kenneth Henderson Abe Hubert Dale Marine Bueford Roper A. J. Chopp Hubert

WCTU Meeting Recalls Lesson at Church of the Brethren

Mrs Howard P Woertendyke led the Friday lesson for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at the Church of the Brethren. Devotions were by Mrs Pat Handa. Refreshment duties were handled by Mrs John Whiteley and Mrs Conrad Knief. The next meeting is scheduled for February.

Howard P. Woertendyke Woman's Christian Temperance Union Church of the Brethren Pat Handa John Whiteley Conrad Knief

Founders Day Observed by Local PEO Chapters FF X

Local PEO units FF and X observed Founder’s Day with a luncheon at Rogera Hall First Presbyterian Church. Members in period costume portrayed the seven original founders, with a skit, musical preludes, and a plan for upcoming meetings and an annual food and plant sale.

Rogera Hall First Presbyterian Church PEO Chapter FF Ray Calihan Sr

Ann Landers column questions spark views on marriage and finances

A reader laments wives who complain over trivial habits and a rash of marital friction, while Ann Landers argues honest talk about money helps children and that restraint strengthens family bonds. A high school senior questions breakup etiquette as teens recycle social status post split.

Walther League Social Evening At Trinity Hall

Twenty youths attended the Walther League social at Trinity Lutheran Church in Trinity Hall. Activities included games and a vesper service led by Neal Koster with scripture readings and hymns. Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Darel Traugott were present, committee members were Richard Mayer Marilyn Merz and Corwin Bauer.

Trinity Lutheran Walther League Trinity Hall Richard Mayer Marilyn Merz Corwin Bauer Neal Koster Darel Traugott

Obituaries and notices from Garden City Totegeam Jan 24 1963

Katharyn Giphens of San Bernardino Calif widow of Fred Giphens who led the Christ opher stock exchange in Garden City 1947 to 57 dies. Gay Lynne Grimsley returns to Emporia with her father from California. Glenn Warren 49 dies in Little Rock Veterans Hospital after 18 years as WWII patient. Funeral planned in Cardin Oklahoma and burial in Columbus. Alton Garnand returns from Dallas furniture market.

Herman Boringer Katharyn Giphens San Bernardino Calif Fred Giphens B. C. Christopher Delbert Bradbury Glenn Warren Veterans Hospital Little Rock Ark Bradbury Presbyterian Church Cardin Okla Columbus

Calendar of Social Events

Calendar lists multiple clubs and meetings with times and host addresses. Notable items include NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS at 2 p.m. at 210 N. 6th, DAR at 2 p.m. at 508 N. 7th, COVERT NO. 4 Canton and LAPM at 8 p.m. Odd Fellow Hall, HOMEMAKERS CHORUS at 2 p.m. Church of Brethren, OLD TIMERS 1-4 p.m. Civic Center, RAINBOW GIRLS 7 p.m. Masonic Temple, COLLEGE DANCE 7:30-10:30 p.m. Civic Center, and ESTRALITA KFWC at 2 p.m. at 2020 Fair.

Hila Rundell Dar Delila Pineger Canton LAPM Odd Fellow Hall Homemakers Chorus Church of Brethren Civic Center Saruppay Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Estralita Kfwc Haroli ColHer

Harmony Home Demonstration Unit Meal Lesson

Mrs. F. H. Guyer hosted 19 members of the Harmony unit with co host Mrs. Harold Hartley. A balanced meal planning demonstration compared to sewing patterns. Business session led by Mrs. Harry Harris. Members will continue sending quilt pieces to the state hospital at Larned. Hostess gift given to Mrs. Frank West. Buddy Pals numbers drawn for 1963. February 15 meeting at 2 p.m. at 1301 New York.

F. H.guyer Rt. 1 Harmony Home Demonstration Unit Harold Hartley Harry Harris State Hospital Larned Frank West

Garfield Gleaners Plan All day Meeting Tuesday

Local Garfield Gleaners H D U schedule an all day meeting January 29 starting at 10 a.m with Mrs Ed win Boots as hostess. The note lists members and attendees from nearby farms clubs and area households including Reimer, Thomas, Omey, Bond, Gay Dewey and others. Community visits and social events are noted with several families traveling to Derby Wichita and Cimarron.

Garfield Gleaners H.D.U Mra Edwin Boots Lew 80 Club Eddie Reimer Gtaty Charles Reimer Bud Beery Garland Phipps Alvin Lillibridge Audrey Reimer Jeanatte D. F. Over Mr. Over Richard Evang Wichita Lewis Omey

Homemakers Should Check Fire Hazards in Lesson

Mrs. Lee Puckett spoke at the Aurora Study Club on home fire hazards and child safety. She noted that homemakers, more at home, should check wiring and dangers. prizes were won by Mrs. Puckett and Mrs. Deryle Mosely.

Lee Puckett Aurora Study Club Ed Whitmer Safford Puckett Deryle Mosely Dale Berry J. K. Dunavant Dave McVicker

Birthday Dinner Party Honors Loyal Workers

Seventeen members of the Loyal Workers Social Club gathered Friday at Mrs. Rhoda Jewell’s home for a birthday dinner. Honorees were Mrs. Fred Brown and Mrs. Martin. cake by Mrs. Roy Graham. games led by Mrs. Lula Borgman and Mrs. L. E. Joseph. Prizes went to Mrs. Opal Smith, Mrs. C. N. Hendershot, Mrs. Frank West, and Mrs. Brown. Sunshine gifts listed for multiple members. Others attending included Rose Naab, Mrs. G. Needham, and Mrs. Harry Wills. Next meeting hostess will be Mrs. Rose Naab on February 15 at 2:30 p.m.

Loyal Workers Social Club Rhoda Jewell Earnest Martin Fred Brown Martin Roy Graham Lula Borgman L. E. Joseph Opal Smith C. N. Hendershot Frank West

Elks Ladies Bridge Club Meet at Elks Hall

Five tables of Elks Ladies Bridge Club met Monday afternoon at the Elks Hall. Hostesses were Mrs. Al Towles and Mrs. Bob McKain. Winning high scores were Mrs. Henry Bentrup with top honors and Mrs. Al LaShier placed second.

Elks Ladies Bridge Club Elks Hall al Towles Bob McKain Henry Bentrup al LaShier

Also Mentioned on This Page

Father Schrader Altar Society of St. Anthony’s Mrs. Burkett Christian Guild Jennie Barker Holcomb Evening Church Circle WCTU Claude Robinson John Frazier Leroy Hood Milton Roberts Dean Davies Roscoe Waldorf Alton Foster Ray Calihan Jr Bandon Ronald Logan Green Frank Hoffmann III Billings Mont L. D Williamson Theron Harmon Cliff Hope, Sr Coward Ann Landers America Philadelphia California Kentucky R. D Francine Deedee Buttercup Mother Laners Rudy Velenzuela Dena Sue Swingle Robert Lee Clark Arnold Brown Washington Ned Brown Zenda Robert Charles Clark Holcomb High School Martin's Maternity IDEAL Walther League Gay Lynne Grimsley Emporia Don Grimsley Lucille Castro Fred Ramirez Dallas Tex Alton Garnand Regina Sam Kemper Anderson Claude Snodgrass Starrt Kalvesta Newe L. B, Omey Alva, Olla Lloyd Timken Histess It, H, C. Extension Unit Gray County Theont School Friend School Theont Howard Bond Derby Emmanuel Kehr C.W.C Finney County W. D. Daniels Kansas City Topeka Orrin Gay Eldon C. F. Dewey Lloyd Dewey Richard Bogner Charley Reimer Bob Graham Jerry Riegel Great Bend George Fowler Leo Ochs Harold Berger George Nash Walter Habiger Claude Johnson Clifford Kenton D. W.gleason Marvin Holden Marvin Trehmel John Briggs Golden City Hill Hill Sgill Lamar B. C. Phipps Ora Phipps Helen Dumler Cimarron Linn Coval R. G. Brown Raymond Erkie Carl Warner Harl Powell Lydia Rowton E.W. Scott Ronald Scott Reimer Warner Stoners Elks Ladies Keven King of They Wolfpack WALT Disney Technicolor Thriller Sao Fe LE B.C
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