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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1971
Page
3
Sandra Jean Cummins became the bride of Timothy William Percival in a First United Methodist Church Liberal ceremony. The couple plans a Topeka home after a Lake Palmer Colorado honeymoon, with both families and friends in attendance. Key participants included Rev. Vern Livengood, maid of honor Chris Cummins, and ringbearer Lee Lusk.
A fragmented notice references Mrs J W Hambleton tied to Imperial Route with unclear context. No further readable details present to specify event, date, or location.
A Loyal Workers Club meeting at Mrs Ina Huckstadt’s home featured a luncheon for 11 members. Garden flower decorations and recreation led by Mrs Rose Naab accompanied gifts to several attendees. Next meeting set for noon June 18 at Miss Goss’s home.
Extension unit notes report May meetings of multiple clubs. GARDEN CITY GALS discuss cheese talk. upcoming events include a skating party and Flea Market balloons. PRAIRIE HENS host May meeting. officers and guests noted. open Moose meeting planned for June. HARMONY EHU demonstrates pressing tools with Christmas show planned in November and Fun Night July 28.
A fashion quiz was held at the May meeting of 21 ers EHU at the home of Mrs. Robert Majors Rt 1. The quiz complemented the lesson and gathered members for the event.
Friday seniors assn 6 30 pm potluck supper Civic Center Geraldine Knox dance students will perform. Sunday DeMolays 9 to 12 50 registration for area conclave Mason Temple evening meeting open to public at 7 pm. Elks Ladies Bridge Club 2 pm Hlake guests. Lincoln goodwill BHU 1 30 pm Mrs. W A Miller 1411 N in. Golden Valley BHU 1 40 pm Mrs Jess Murdock 902 WN.
The Rev. Eugene Kinney officiated a double ring ceremony in First Presbyterian Church Leoti uniting Ina Jean Buck and Edwin E Ling Jr Thursday May 20 at 2 p.m. Parents are Elroy Buck Scons and Edwin E Ling Sr Rochester NY. Music by Merury DeVries and Robbie Gilger. Bridesmaids and groomsmen listed with attendants and guests. Newlyweds reside Wichita. Beef noted as digestible food mention.
Mrs J M Martin of 2308 N ard returned Monday from a weekend in Ottawa where she visited two sisters and attended Ottawa University commencement exercises. Bee Hagler of 803 Pat s and Mrs Ralph Patterson Eminence Rt will be in Newton for a Kansas Federation of BPW Clubs state board meeting Saturday. Hagler sits on the state board and Patterson leads the local BPW Club. Mrs Charles Remaley of 1008 Conkling will enter a Wichita Veterans Administration Hospital Monday for major surgery.
Sandra Jean Cummins was honored at multiple bridal events in Liberal before her May 29 marriage to Timothy Percival. A lingerie shower on May 24 hosted by Claudette Padyme and Barbara Harber drew guests including Mrs. Howard E. Cummins and Mrs. Loren Percival. A May 20 come-and-go shower at Mrs. Richard Farmer’s home welcomed guests from Garden City, including Mrs. Percival and Mrs. Everett Allen. The May 28 rehearsal dinner at Liberal Country Club was hosted by the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percival.
Ann Landers advises an Los Angeles reader in a high rise about a neighbor who enters unannounced. She warns against clinging to old norms from Norfolk and Grand Rapids and stresses adapting to city life to avoid dangerous encounters. The column opens with a second reader’s somber note about a son’s arrest for contributing to delinquency of a minor.
Patricia Ann Heinz of 905 Safford announces engagement to Ken Oborny son of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Oborny Timken. Patricia is a Garden City High School graduate and Fort Hays State College student. Ken is a Timken farm graduate of Bison High School. No wedding date set. The rest comprises a sensational adolescent pregnancy claim and an exchange of letters from Ann Landers about teen sexuality and social etiquette.
Mr and Mrs James Threadgill of 1118 North 12th announce the birth of their son David James on May 24.
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