Scott City Couple Wed In Methodist Ceremony
A Scott City wedding at First Methodist Church featured Carol P. Marmon and Marvin K. Miller in a double ring ceremony. Rev. Elmer Rinkle performed the service as family and friends filled the church with white carnations and candles. The bride wore a velvet gown with pearl accessories, and LaDonna Grover sang during the ceremony. Attendants included maid of honor Betty Roop and flower girl Pam Miller, with best man Larry Miller and ushers Tom Miller and Max Miller. A four tier cake and reception followed. The bride’s education and work history were noted, as was the groom’s.
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First Methodist Church
Scott City
Carol P. Mar! Mon
Marvin K. Miller
Elmer Rinkle
Hazel Miller
Raymond K. Marmon
LaDonna Grover
Eternal Life
Warren Deed
Florence Ryba
Betty Roop
Ford
Pam Miller
Bonnie Marmon
Larry Miller
Tom Miller
Ness City
Max Miller
Dean Adams
Leland Evans
Sam Frick
Dan Vaughn
Ken Streets
Betty
Leta Marmon
Kansas State University
Garden City Junior College
Wilcox Beauty Academy
Darner’s
Fort Hays State College
Bethany College
Annual Luncheon by Garden City Churchwomen
United Churchwomen of Garden City plan their annual business meeting and covered dish luncheon at Community Congregational Fellowship Hall on Thursday at 1 p.m. Mrs. G. C. Smithe will preside with new officers installed by past president Mrs. 0. C. Hicks. Devotions by Mrs. Dean Davies on One Family Under God. Organist Mrs. Lawrence Joyce. Mrs. Robert Mark to report on May Fellowship Day. Mrs. James Beckwith to read World Day of Prayer 1962 material and Mrs. Don Heinrich to report on World Community Day.
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United Churchwomen of
Garden City
Community Congregational Fellowship Hall
G. C. Smithe
0. C. Hicks
Dean Davies
Lawrence Joyce
Robert Mark
James Beckwith
Don Heinrich
Mrs Head Shower Honoree in Red and White Theme
Mrs William James Head formerly Donna Mae Wasinger was the bridal shower honoree last Monday night at the home of Mrs Al Gottschalk 807 N Main with co host Mrs Larry Wasinger. A centerpiece of red and white carnations shaded the serving table with red and white tea cakes and sandwiches. Mrs S J Wasinger mother of the bride poured for 24 attendees.
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William James Head
Donna Mae Wasinger
al Gottschalk
N. Main
Larry Wasinger
S. J. Wasinger
Chinchilla Ranch Partners Buy White Mutation Chincilla
Larry Seheuchzer and Kenneth Harms of Ken-Lar Chin chilla Ranch bought their first white mutation chincilla from Dr. F. B. Button in Sedalia Colorado Springs native Charles L. Blachly dies in Colorado. Funeral for Blachly set for Haven at 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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Larry Seheuchzer
Kenneth Harms
Sedalia
Colo
F. B. Button
Charles L
Chap) Blachly
al Gottschalk
N. Main
Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
Haven
Colorado
Muriel
Darrell
Calendar of Social Events
Tuesday logopedics teaching the deaf child at Garden Dale public invited Soroptimist Club meets at Warren Hotel business session Wednesday Balmagundi 2 pm Mrs L D Williamson 1014 N 7th Thursday Mary Martha Class of First Christian Church 2 pm Mrs M M Joyce Sr 1016 Theron Women of St Thomas 2 pm Pariah Hall general meeting Soroptimist Benefit Bridge 8 pm Civic Center door prizes refreshments proceeds for chalethip fund PEO Chapter XX 2 pm Mrs L D Williamson 1014 N 7th Ivanhoe Valley Grange 6 30 pm Plymell Community House covered dish sweetheart meal Hach family bring two covered dishes Youth program Ministers wives Coffee 10 11 am Mrs Floyd Born 1220 Pinecrest Homemakers Chorus 2 pm Church of the Brethren
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Gardendale
Warren Hotel
Balmagundi
L. D. Williamson
Mary Martha
First Christian Church
M. M. Joyce Sr
Theron. Womben
ST. Thomas
Pariah Hall
Ministers' Wives
Floyd
Pinecrest
Church of the Brethren
Brethren Church Members Help at Sausage Grinding
Twenty seven Church of the Brethren members gathered at the Clyde Shaaks home to grind sausages from two hogs all day. Lard was rendered in kettles and 1200 seasoned patties were prepared for a public supper Thursday night. Lunch featured hog livers, served with attendees bringing covered dishes. Assistants included Rev Dorsey Rotruck and many local families.
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Church of the Brethren
Clyde Shaaks
Dorsey Rotruck
Robert Loper
Mrs Selover Speaks to Cultura on Health Trends
Mrs. W A Selover spoke to 12 Cultura Study Club members on Strokes Cancer and Heart Disease noting 1962 cancer 52 per cent higher than 1930. strokes and heart disease up 56 per cent. Cancer deaths 275 000. stroke 200 000. heart disease deaths given as a million. Mrs Robert Taylor assisted by Mrs Roland Warden as co hosteses. presiding officer Mrs Thornton Coen.
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W. A. Selover
Cultura Study Club
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Roland Warden
Walter Baker
301 Center
Thornton Coen
Cream Tops Cheesecake Topping Method
A simple topping blends a cup of commercial sour cream with a few tablespoons of sugar and a dash of vanilla. The mixture rests atop the baked cheesecake and receives about ten minutes of moderate oven heat. The topping may be frozen along with the cheesecake.
Mrs Pinegar Hosts DAR Chapter Meeting and Delegates
Mrs R P Pinegar assisted by Mrs John Eaton entertained the William Wilson chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution Friday afternoon. Regent Mrs Leroy Hood presided. Talks covered soil and wildlife conservation in Kansas and the Common Market. Delegates elected to the DAR Continental Congress in Washington in April were Mrs Hood and Mrs G C Smithe. Delegates to the State Conference in Wichita March 6-8 were Mrs A J McCray and Mrs Pinegar. Funds were approved for DAR Schools and national DAR libraries and museums. Guest Day Tea set for Feb 22 at the Warren Hotel with Mrs Pinegar presenting colored slides on the White House interior.
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R. P. Pinegar
John Eaton
William Wilson
The
Daughters of American Revolution
Pinegar
Kansas
Defense
DAR Continental Congress
Washington, D.C
Hood
G. C. Smithe
Wichita
A. J. McCray
DAR
Tomasse
Kate Duncan Smith
St. Francis Boys Home
Bacone
St. Mary's
American Indians
National Dar
DAR Museum
Administration Hall
Warren Hotel
White House
Mt. Vertion
Dear Ann Landers Public Help Needed With Household Struggles
A reader complains of a wife described as lazy and ill, weighing over 200 pounds, neglecting housework and child care. Ann Landers rejects excuses, suggests psychiatric help, and hints at marital strain and potential separation as a consequence of untreated issues.
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Ann Landers
Dear Heartsick advice column excerpt from 1963 Garden City Telegram
A reader asks about a friend who criticizes others and pressures a relationship. The column advises distancing from the destructive person and suggests sending for Ann Landers’ booklet on boundaries, with 20 cents and a stamped SASE for a reply.
Card of Thanks for help after house fire loss
The Frank Lopez Family expresses gratitude to the Rev. and Mrs. Paul Handa the Rev. and Mrs. Howard Woertendyke Radio Station KIUL the Garden City Telegram Sisters of St Catherine Hospital friends neighbors and others who contributed and offered kindness after their home and belongings were lost in a fire.
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Paul Handa
Howard Woertendyke
KIUL
Garden City Telegram
Sisters of St. Catherine Hospital
Frank Lopez
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