Shirley Palmer Weds Gary Baker In Lakin Ceremony
Shirley Jean Palmer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wa or Palmer and Gary Lee Baker son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baker, were married at 2 50 p m at First eodist Church. Rev Leonard Cowan officiated. The bride wore Chantilly lace with Italian neckline and net, carrying a white Bible with pearls. Joyce Palmer was maid of honor, bridesmaids were Jane and Janice Baker. Best man was Alex Earle with brothers Eugene and Gary Palmer as ushers. A reception followed in Wesley Hall. The couple plan to reside in Lakin after a Kansas farming phase and Kansas City trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Jean Palmer
Wa Or Palmer
Gary Lee Baker
Carl Baker
Chantilly
Joyce Palmer
Jane and
Janice Baker
Alex Earle
Lamar
Colo
Eugene Palmer
Gary Palmer
Lynn Baker
Sublette
Howard Brecheisen
Dirk Kimberly
Jenice Sullivan
Robert
Ronald Palmer
Farle Baker
9Th
Baker
Gary Baker
Shirley Palmer
Methodist Church
Forest Bakers
Frank Stoops
Duane Bakers
Glen Davises
Moscow
Carl Bakers
Lakin
Thelma Baker
Cimarron
Emma Davis
Wichita
Cecil Bakers
Howard Brecheisens
Lionel Lyons
Larned
Arthur F. Fleming
Carol Sterling
Robert Snyder
Pratt
Essex HDU Welcomes New Member At June Meeting
Mrs Wayne Rowland joined the Essex home demonstration unit as it met with Mrs Hugh Concannon. Eleven members attended. The group planned a Finney County Fair booth and HDU Fun Night in July. An outdoor family picnic was set for the July meeting at the L A Kester home. Gifts were given to Mrs Don Brown and Mrs Clara Burt. Mystery pal gifts went to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Rowland
Essex Home Demonstration Unit
Hugh Concannon
Finney County Fair
Concannon
Joe York
Guy Rhodes
HDU
L.A
Kester
Don Brown
Clara Burt
Margaret Brown
Kenneth Armstrong
Effie Reed
Burt
Community Club Calendar of Weekly Social Events
Calendar lists Bridge Club and multiple lodge and social group meetings from Monday to Friday at Warren Hotel IOOF 4-H Building Methdist Church and other local venues. Events include HDU sessions guest speakers service nights coffee socials and City Squares dance with times and host names.
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Pam Lodge
Ioofall Beacon Light
Golden Valley
Alice Childers
le Corley
Nitelites
Leo Fife
Campbell
Sunflower
Leona Henderson
Kountry Rousins
WSCS
Velma Larson
Roy Barnum
Evans
Wilma Tye
Dale Fry
Center
Venita Whitmer
J.S. Sloan
Eugene
Ethel Shreve
Lynn Russell
Warren Hotel
Vic Willson
Junior High Baseball Players Face Window Dilemma
A letter from six junior high players asks who should pay for a broken dining room window after a line drive. The column suggests the team pitch in, with the pitcher earning runs blamed, and notes the window owner may reclaim the ball.
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Ann Landers
Red
Blue Sox
DAR Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Eaton Features Heritage Talk
Mrs. Eaton hosted the annual Flag Day luncheon for the William Wilson chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Guest speaker Al Thies presented slides on Our American Heritage. Secretary appointee Mrs Lowell Mulch and attendees included Nancy Smith and Mrs Marvin Brower Jr. from San Francisco with out of town members from Dighton Marienthal Healy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eston
Warner Terrace
William Wilson
Daughters of American Revolution
al Thies
Lowell Mulch
Nancy Smithe
Marvin Brower Jr
San Francisco
Calif
Nancy Hineman
Dighton
John Heizel
Marienthal
Marvin Brower
Healy
Local Social News Highlights From Sublette and Area
Lenore Sherman returns from USC to visit family before solo violin performance in Aspen. Centring on wedding guests, church events, and travels, the notices record veterans’ trips, a golden wedding celebration, and attendance at various clubs and conventions across Kansas and beyond.
Snyder-Heismeyer Vows Exchanged
The First Christian Church hosted the 2 p.m. Sunday wedding of Carolyn Heismeyer and Ronald Snyder. The couple, parents Edwin Heismeyer and R W Snyder, will reside at 1611 George St after a Colorado honeymoon. The bride is secretary to the county attorney. the groom works for Lee and Woolman Construction Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Snyder
Carolyn Heismeyer
First Christian Church
Mevers
Mmes
Glenn Hacker
Sioux City
Jim Leatherbury
Hutchinson
Burl Fletcher
Pratt
Raymond Hacker
Kenneth Seibert
Ulysses
Car Wolf
Palmdale
Calif
H.K. Hughes
Colorado Springs
Colo
Edwin Heismeyer
R. W. Snyder
W. Hazel
Colorado
1611
George St
Garden City Junior College
Lee and Woolman Construction Co
Duane E. West
Groh Couple Return From Dur
Mr and Mrs W M Groh residing at 110 Spruce returned from a trip to Dur after visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M. Groh
Spruce
Summer Swim Program Draws Record Signups
A record 264 youngsters enrolled in the summer swimming program. Russell Wells entered his third year as water safety chairman while Justin Chaulet and family from The Hague arrived in Garden City under G F Reed sponsorship. A birthday picnic in the park honored Mrs. W A Miller and others hosting a western style Sorosis Hermana event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Wells
Justin Chaulet
Jacquelin
Mary
Rudi
Hague
Netherlands
Garden City
G.F. Reed
W.A. Miller
A.A. Steen
Lucy Zimmerman
Ralph Miller
Bakers Return From Buying and Sightseeing Trip
The Cecil Bakers along with children Bryce Bob Barbara and Mrs Don Barton of Johnson returned from a buying and sightseeing trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Bakers
Chiildren Bryce
Bob, Barbara
Don Barton
Johnson
Chicago
Cherry Upside Down Cake Recipe From Mrs Route 1
A cherry upside down cake combines canned cherries with a batter of milk flour sugar butter and baking powder. The recipe bakes in a single pan for about 35 minutes at 350 degrees and is served with whipped cream. Submit recipes to the Cook's Corner for a chance at a prize.
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Bill
Telegraph Deadline Notes For Woman's Page
The Telegram sets the women's page deadline at 9 a.m. on publication day and 8:30 a.m. Saturday. Club reporters and contributors should aim to place news in the afternoon before publication. Wedding stories should be submitted earlier than the expected publication date.
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Telegram
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Rev
Leonard Cowan
Wesley Hall
Manford Kimberly
Fort Dougherty
C.T. Battin
Sherry Stone
Evelyn Ruvp
Kathleen
Alpha
Kansas City
Mrs
Robert Wagner
James Garner
Natalie Wood
Cash McCall Technicolor
JERRY _LEWIS
Gisittea; “Small
Walus
Cartoon
Brodsnide Awford
Garden City Telegram
Essex Hdu Farous
Calendar of
Socia
Sonday Duplicate Bridge Club
Ann
Phony
ART Uineletter
Cormack
Snow Queen
May
Mrs. Eaton
DAR
Main & Walnut BR
Zenith
Kansas
Zenith Radio
Hi Fidelity
P.O
Salina
Kans
Lenore Sherman
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Ellsworth Sherman
Aspen
H.B. Bondurant
Safford
Tom Dillon
Michelle
Camp Lejeune
N.C
New York
Lucille Graves
N. 6Th
Inlaw
June Graves
Trudy
Amarillo, Tex
Roy Yardley
Evelyn Moffitt
Fort Morgan
G.C. Wheeler
Liroln
Nebr
Ed Yardley
Terry
Ricky Smig
Topeka
Ill
Wayne Blane
Mason City II
R.v
E.W. Eifert
Jones
Minnesota
Rochester
St. Paul
California
Tony Schreibvogel
Bancroft
Richard L. Craig
RFD
KU Medical Center
Ham
Duke University
Dale
Granite Falls
General Federation of Womens Clubs
Washington, D.C
Laurence Meairs
Gladys Wallace
Edith Brandes
E.H. Stegall
Eunice Elliott
Snyder-Heismeyer
Sandra Shobe
Carolyn Hood
Nancy Smith
Janice Kincaid
Sam Gercken
Maynard Alley
Arlen Hapes
Mickey Mitchell
Mike Bergkamp
Richard Smith
Kathy Archibald
Sharon Harkness
Sherry Mercer
Sandra Gnagy
Newton
Miss Gnagy
Church Fellowship Hall
Merlin Friesen
Eileen Gerber
Margaret Mayo
Barbara Moore
Sherry Biondi
Sandra Renick
Mary Preisser
June Anderson
Lee Comer
John Turner
Joe Biles
Carleston Moore
Sorosis Hermana
Cash
Lips In Town
Tussy
McClung-Payne Pharmacy
Garden City, Kansas
N. Main
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