Newberry Family Reunion at Pratt Park Picnic
The Newberry family gathered for a Sunday picnic in Pratt Park with extended relatives from Garden City In galls Cimarron Goddard Wichita Derby Augusta Hunter Argonia Alva Helena Anthony and others listed. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Louis Huckstadt Loren Mrs. Eda Newberry Raymond Owler Ray Oyler Glenn Oyler Don Moser Robert Screen Delbert Newberry and many more. The next reunion is planned for the third week in July next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Park
Pratt
Newerry
Louis Huckstadt
Loren
Eda Newberry
Garden City
Raymond Owler
Ingalls
Mrr
Ray Oyler
Cimarron
Glenn Oyler
Glynis
Kalvesta
Don Moser
Robert Screen
Great Bend
Delbert
Newberry
Goddard
Glen Cavin
Robert Parker
Kenny
Gene Cook
David
Don Martin
Maurice Evans
Wichita
LeVon Newberry
Derby
Raymond Cook
Augusta
Lawrence Johnson
Cathy
Sarah Newberry
Hunter
Okla
Pearl Newberry
Argonia
Arthur Stomm
Judy
Jim Paph
Jerry Myner
Alva
Phillip Janiz
Helena
Steve McLaughlin
Anthony
Family Picnic Honors Guest At Lakin Home
Sister Mary Barbara O P of Great Bend was honored guest at a Sunday picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B E Miles in Lakin. Attendees from Garden City included the Dreiling and Knoll families with numerous relatives. Guests from Lakin included Mr. and Mrs Raymond Smith and Mr. and Mrs Harold Smith and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Barbara
O.P
Great Bend
B. E. Miles
Lakin
Garden Ity
Joe P. Dreiling
Barbara
Joe A. Dreiling
John W. Dreiling
Charles Dreiling
Richard Wasinger
Pete Knoll
Godfrey Dreiling
Dennis Dreiling
Donald Dreiling
Ed G. Knoll
Albert Knoll
Curtis Brown
Ashland
Lakln
Raymond Smith
Harold Smith
Elks Ladies Bridge Soirée and Couples Club Scores
Elks Ladies held a Monday afternoon bridge at the Elks Hall with 20 members. Hostesses were Mrs. Eugene Dale and Mrs. Marion Dale, who won high and second places respectively. A new meeting's hostesses will be Mrs. Raimon Walters and Mrs. L. A. Baugh. Tuesday night 46 attended the Elks Couples Club bridge. women’s high score went to Mrs. Aoy Hall with Mrs. J. O. Ward second, while Bill Schroeder topped the men and Al Towles was second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks Ladies
Elks Hall
Eugene Dale
Marion Dale
T. P. Wadley
Raimon Walters
L. A. Baugh
Elks Couples Club
Aoy Hall
J. O. Ward
Bill Schroeder
al Towles
Dear Six Figure Idiot Reflects on Life and Ego
A hospital bed letter to Ann Landers recounts a dramatic heart attack that forces a high earning executive to rethink his ego and workaholic habits. He notes his company still prospers, and he vows to use any extra years wisely, finally valuing health over nonstop work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann
Personal Paragraphs Residents visit, travel notes mix
Personal paragraphs recap guests and travelers across cities including New York City Las Cruces St. Louis and Dallas. Names cited include Bernie Haebe L G Mayfield J O Powell Maurice Mayfield Henry Wolley Gene Norris George Howell Nettie E. Johnson Marie Howard and family, and others bound for a Vance family reunion in Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Haebe
Keith
Todd
Scott
New York City
L. G. Mayfield
Dorothy
Sandra
Las Crusas
N. M
J. O. Powell
Maurice Mayfield
Laurel
Dallas
Tex
Harvey Johnson
Magnolia
Nettie E. Johnson
Marie Howard
Keit
Davis
Vance
Colorado Sipings
Colo
Swank Two-Piece Pattern No 3293 for Sizes 12 to 20
Describes a fashionable two piece outfit pattern No 3293 with skirt and sleeveless blouse in sizes 12 through 20. Details fabric yardage for size 14 and 45 inch fabric, mailing costs, and contact to Iris Lane at Garden City Telegram Box 1490 New York New York. Includes patterns and book offers with postage options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Lane
Garden City Telegram
New York
N. Y
Baby Names and Thanks in Telegram Ads
Christy Lynette, Ronald Wayne, and Patricia Ann are named by local families for newborns with birth dates in July. The Ritter family expresses gratitude for flowers, cards, and meals after a loss, in a Telegram Want Ad style notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip W. Ritter
Adv
Mrs Crawford Honored Yesterday at Brunch
Mrs Crawford who turned eight on July 18 was honored at a brunch hosted by her daughter Mrs M L Russell and granddaughter Mrs Lawrence Odgers at the Odgers home. An arrangement of red anthuriums from Hawaii and an orchid lei from Linda Russell decorated the table. Guests included Quilting Club members and long familiar local names such as Killion Whitehead and Terhune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Crawford
Linda Russell
Hawaii
M. L. Russell
Lawrence Odgers
Odgers
University of Hawaii
Crawford
Linda
Quilting Club — Mines
Frank Gillenwater
Earl Robinson
Arleevie Knight
Ray Vatinaman
Ellsworth Holmes
C. D. Frazier
O. W. Terhune
Minnie Killion
Mrs Rose Naab Re-elected Head Of Loyal Workers
Mrs Rose Naab was re elected president of the Loyal Workers Social Club at their Friday evening meeting in the home of Mrs Nealia Huckstadt. Ina F Huckstadt is vice president and Fred Brown was re elected secretary. Bertha Needham remains treasurer and Homer Pash is reporter. Special guests were Mrs Bess Slwan and Mrs W O Wolfkill. Fourteen members were present and hostess gifts were exchanged. Sunshine gifts went to Mrs Lee Hebrew Mrs Everett Joseph and Ina Huckstadt. Needham will host the 8:30am Lima shine coffeer party Aug 21. To stretch a package of frozen lobster Newburg add sliced hard cooked eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Naab
Loyal Workers Social Club
Nealia Huckstadt
N. Std
Ina F. Huckstadt
Fred Brown
Bertha Needham
Homer Pash
Bess Slwan
Manhattan
W. O. Wolfkill
Roy Graham
Lee Hebrew
Everett Joseph
Ina Huckstadt
Charles Finke
C. N. Hendershot
Opal Smith
Lester Clampitt
Rhoda Jewell
Needham
Newburg
Calendar of Social Events
FRIDAY ALL BRIDGE PLAYERS-8 ptt. Co op Center National charity game Various kinds of bridge to be played Bring friends Sponsored by Garden City Duplicate Bridge Club OLD TIMERS-1-4 pm Civic Center Cards pool checkers HIGH SCHOOL-7:30-10:80 p.m. Civic Center NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS CLUB-9 am Mrs. Lea Hebrew Rt. 1 CANTON COVERT No. 4 and Ladies Auxiliary Patriarcha Mili tant-8 p.m. Odd Fellow Hall ELKS ADULTS SWIMMING-8 to 10 p.m. Members only Elks Pool SATURDAY TRIS CLUB AUCTION-1:30 spn Finnup Park after area picnic TUESDAY RETARDED CHILDREN'S Assn 8 pam Co op Center Film on Eternal Children Public Invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-op
Garden City Duplicate Bridge Club
Civic Center
Lea Hebrew
Canton Covert No
Ladies Auxiliary
Patriarcha Militant
Odd Fellow Hall
ELKS
Elks Pool
Finnup Park
Pam
Coconut Egg Mixture for Margarined Cake
A recipe procedure explains mixing butter and milk with cornmeal and shredded coconut or coconut extract. Four eggs are added to the batter to create a rich, coconut flavored base suitable for baking.
Civil Defense Talk By Mrs C R Philbrick
Harmony Home Demonstration Unit heard Mrs Charles Philbrick discuss civil defense and nuclear fallout. She and her daughter Barbara shared shelter experiences after a 24 hour stay, and the group planned a defense shelter project while setting dates for future meetings and a July 29 fun night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Philbrick
N. Main
Harmony Home
Ivan Baldwin
Pennsylvania
Philbrick
Barbara
Brownell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pratt Park
Rudy Valenzuels
Franklin Meeker
Cheryl Ann
Joseph Edward Baier
Val Baier
Holcomb
Minnie
Rozetta
Rogetta
Photography
By David E. Rintoul
Conard Studio
Gorden Cliys Nenses
la Od
Ai Gaaceas
Aveav Wrens
Henry Wolley
N. 9Th
Gene Norris
Victor Triese
St. Louis
Oregon
George Howell
Pendleton
Ore
T. R. Lawhorn
Glacier National Park
Car Nail
Charles Fuller
Cheryl and Burton
San Bernadino
Calif
Hubert Payne
Bakersfield
Elsie Ellis
Grand Junction
Norma Ginest
Cheryl
Dee- Ann
Hutchinson
Anne
Christy Lynette
Clayton T. King
N. 6Th
Ronald Wayne
Ronald Wal
Patricia Ann
Patrick Kash
Telegram
Loyal Workers
Arkansas
Safford
Mwe Coem's Corner
C.R. Philbrick
Baldwin
Kenneth Henderson
Iva Long
Blaine Williams
QO. W. Terhune
C. J. Degenhart
Mrs. Peanie Goddard
Hiwoy
Shaff
Alaskan Fur CO
Kansas City, Mo
FUR Sale
Shaff’s Fashions
Garden City, Kenes
Mr. Jewell T. Smith
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