Rainbow Girls honored at state Grand Assembly in Marysville
Garden City delegates attend Grand Assembly of Rainbow for Girls in Marysville with over 1500 members from Kansas. Carolyn Birkhol named Miss Rainbow 1962. Donna Selover serves as Wisconsin grand representative. Attendees include Connie Overton and several Piland, Crotty, Swenson and Anderson family affiliates. ritual honors set for Saturday session.
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Marysville
Connie Overton
Donna Selover
Carolyn Birkholz
Garden City
Grand Assembly of the Order of Rainbow
Rainbow
Kansas
Marysville High School
Carolyn Birkhol
Donna Sel
Jover
Wisconsin
Miss Selover
Harold Collier
Hubert Piland
Douglas Crotty
Janet Anderson
Judy Anderson
Diane Piland
Lonnarae Pore
Susan
Piped in music sparks office discontent and debate
Dear Ann Landers columns expose varied responses to workplace music. A psychologist touts music as a tranquilizer boosting efficiency, while workers recount distress from persistent tunes invading private spaces. Readers describe songs triggering memories and discomfort, urging boundaries and compassion.
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Ann Landers
M. C
Local Residents Share Travels and News Updates
Mr and Mrs Tom McCorken Dale and Michael plan a Kansas City move after a year on a new power plant project arriving Sunday for a week with his parents Mr and Mrs John Robinson of Wichita He is a teacher at Curtig Junior High and next year his wife will teach second grade in Derby They will depart June 15 for a two month tour of Europe Guests of Mrs Dorothy Brack and Patty were Mr and Mrs Orville Keeler Colorado Springs Mrs Frances Walbridge Monticello Colo and Mrs Faye Bird of Meade They returned home Sunday Mrs Bess Hartman Holcomb returned from Wichita where she visited her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Charles Schwarz and their new baby daughter Janet Ann born May 27 She has two brothers and a sister Kathryn Hartman attended graduation in Wichita on May 25 Frank Gilchrist son of Mr and Mrs Louis Gilchrist is home from Northwestern College in Natchitoches La a junior majoring in accounting and employed at Dillons Leaving Saturday for two weeks in Minnesota were Mr and Mrs Don Johnson Shellye and Tracy and Mrs Bertha Johnson Lakin
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John Robinson
Theron
Wichita
Curtig
Yaer
Derby
Europe
Dorothy Brack
Patty
Chesterfield
Orville Keeler
Colorado Springs
Frances Walbridge
Longmont
Colo
Faye Bird
Meade
Bess Hartman
Holcomb
Charles Schwarz
Janice Ann
Frank Gilchrist
Louis Gilchrist
N. 1Th
Northwestern College
Natchitoches
Dillon’s
Darrel Smith
Cheyenne Wells
Mark Brown
Dodge City
Shari Baldwin
FHA
Chuck Hoskinson
Clyde Smith
Don Dumler
al Peterson
Cimarron
Copeland
Don Josserand
Ed Scott
Ronald Scott
Mark
Larry
Great Bend
Don Pounds
Dick Bond
Emporia
Garland Phipps
Carol
Hutchinson
Sidney Cosmetology College
Wayne Wheelerspent
Speer
Harold Maiden
Shelbyville, Ii
Howard Bond
Manuel Kehr
Lloyd Timkens
Clara Timken
Roy Timken
Linley Timken
Hugoton
Glenda Woods
Bethany College
Jerry Burns
Melvin Neufeld
Baby
Otis Bond
Daniel Snowbarger
Ensign
Church of the Nazarene
Elks Couples Play Bridge at Elks Hall
Ten tables participated in a mixed bridge evening at the Elks Hall. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Lawrence Stracklejohn and Mr and Mrs Manford Kimberly. Archie Ladner led the men with L D Williamson second. women led by Mrs Bill Schroeder with Mrs Malcolm Sterling second. Jim Wharton finished last. Next meeting set for June 19.
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Elks
Elks Hall
Lawrence Stracklejohn
Manford Kimberly
Archie Ladner
L. D. Williamson
Bill Schroeder
Malcolm Sterling
Jim Wharton
Pany
Dorothy Kinney Circle Hears of Convention
Dorothy Kinney Circle of the First Baptist Church heard a report on the American Baptist Convention from Rev. Robert Rusk and Mrs. Victor Haflich. They attended the Philadelphia convention during the last week of May. Hostess Mrs. C. J. Mouser and assistants welcomed 14 members and four guests.
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Dorothy Kinney
First Baptist Church
Robert Rusk
Victor Haflich
New American Baptist
Valley Forge
Philadelphia
C. J. Mouser
Charles Chalmers
Arthur Wiebe
Anna Beverwijk
Kenneth Heinrichs
Earl Parrish
Nuptial Vows Exchanged In Methodist Ceremony
Charlotte Kay Ewalt and Merrill Ray Berry wed in a Sunday Methodist ceremony at First Church officiated by Rev. Paul Hand. The bride wore a taffeta gown with lace, veil, and pearls. maid of honor was Nancy Ewart, with bridesmaids and a large reception of yellow and lavender decor featuring gladioli, wisteria, and violets. They plan a June 10 homecoming in Garden City after a trip to the Ozarks. both are employed locally.
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Charlotte Kay Ewalt
Merrill Ray Berry
Paul Handa
Joe Vanderweide
Fielding Hands
Nancy Carolyn Ewart
Shirley Quakenbush
Julia Berry
Denver
Joyce Irsik
Holcomb
Robert E. Boyd
Ensign
Eddie Barnes
Garden City
Berry
Garden City Ave
Ozarks
Calendar of Social EVENTS THURSDAY and SATURDAY listings
Social calendar items show Newcomers Pinoche 7 30 am Civico Center Old Timers 1 to 4 pm Civic Center Latter Day Saints 7 30 pm Recreation and social Progressive Club 23 pm Mrs Fred Brown 610 N Ltd Women’s Christian Temperance Union 3 pm Wesley Methodist Church Friendly Neighbors 1 30 pm Mrs Charles Voth Lincoln Newcomers Couples Bridge 8 pm Garden Bowl High School Cheerleaders 10 am to 2 pm Civic Center Tour Members 3 4 pm Reed trip Odd Fellow and Rebekah 6 pm Odd Fellow Plot Valley View Cemetery Memorial services if rain at TOOF Hall Bridge 1 30 pm Pioneer Room Warren Hotel Charity bridge Garden City Duplicate Bridge Club Public invited Monday Coin Club 8 pm Civic Center Women’s Division of Chamber of Commerce 7 pm dinner and Installation Warren Hotel reservations G-3950 4264 6 4314
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Latter Day Saints
Civic Center
Progrissive Hdu
Fred Brown
N. Ltd
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wesley Hatt
First Methodist Church
Friendly Neighbors
Charles Voth
Lincoln
Royal Neighbors
Garden Bowl
Ns Center
HPU
Vatley View Cemetery
Toof Hall
Floneer
Warren Hotel
Garden City
Duplicate Bridge Club
Coin Club — & P.m. Clyie Center
Women's Division of Chamber of Commerce
G.C.H.S. Cheerleaders Fundraiser Sale at Civic Center
The G C H S cheerleaders host a rummage sale at the Civic Center on Saturday from 10 until 2. Proceeds support cheer program activities and equipment. Community members invited to donate items and attend.
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G.C.H.S
Civic Center
Kalvesta Social Notes Highlight Summer Visitors
Kalvesta and surrounding residents hosted a flurry of visitors and family gatherings. Don Holt Veda Kay and Karen Renick of Liberal joined Earl and Mrs Powell for Sunday visitations while James Hayes welcomed his mother and sister with their families in from Crofton Kentucky and Lafayette Tennessee. Forded by numerous trips, Memorial Day events, and local hospital updates, the community shared travel plans and greetings across Kansas and Colorado with frequent mentions of relatives in Arvada Dodge City Cimarron Hutchinson and Minneola.
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Don Holt
Veda Kay
Karen Renick
Liberal
Lawson Powell
Garden City
Earl Powells
James Hayes
Edward Hayes
Crofton, Ky
Carl Leslie Coker and Sons
Lafayette,Tenn
Walter Habiger
Tina
Bill Cohoon
Paula
Fra. Habiger
Frank
Ed Scott
Minneola
Scott
Carl Leslie Coker
Lafayetté
Tenny
Crofton
Duplicate Club Sponsors Charity Bridge in Garden City
The Garden City Duplicate Bridge Club sponsors a charity bridge event Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in the Pioneer Room of the Warren Hotel. Beneficiary is the National Kidney Disease Foundation. Public invited for a small fee. Committee includes Mr and Mrs Bob McKain and Mr and Mrs Arthur Brandt. Refreshments served. Partners available by calling committee members.
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The
Garden , City
Bob McKain
Arthur Brandt
Berry-Ewalt Wedding Guests
Out of town guests attending Ewalt wedding at the First Methodist Church Sunday included Oscar Berry and L A Berry of Brewster. Walter Lewis and Loriie Smith of Goodland. Kenneth Daniel and family of Goodland. Gerald Berry and family and Elhy Berry of Denver. Inga Johansen and Louis Johansen of Wichita. M J Warner and Linda Lee Warner of Gem. Mildred Childers of Pratt. and Robert Boyd of Ensign.
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Charlotte Kay Ewalt Ang
Merrill Ray Berry
Oscar Berry
L. A. Bery
Walter Lewis
Brewster
Loriie Smith
Kenneth Daniel
Goodland
Gerald Berry
Elhy Berry
Denver
Inga Johansen
Louis Johansen
Wichita
M. J. Warner
Linda Lee Warner
Gem
Mildred Childers
Pratt
Robert Boyd
Ensign
Lettuce Salad With Cheese and Bacon Toppings
A lettuce salad prepared with toothpick sized cheese strips tossed with dressing. Crumbled bacon is then sprinkled over the top for added flavor and texture.
Fall Openings At Parnell's Center City Garden City
Buyers from many stores view back to school apparel and summer fabrics at Parnell's Fall Openings in Garden City. The scene captures fashionable buyers in tailored suits and hats, pondering orders as they anticipate chilly weather and new Fieldcrest FASHIONS of the WORLD bedspreads.
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Parnell’s
Fieldcrest
Purnell’s
Garden City
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Laurence Harvey
Geraldine Page
Walt Disney
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Terry Berry
Darrel Mowry
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