Problems and Ruth study at PNG Club meeting
Ann Landers column itemized. Ruth lesson presented at Sturdy Past Noble Grand Club. Mrs Clayton Ludwig led, with Mrs Robert Taylor giving a devotional. Twenty members met at Mrs Grover R Sturgeon’s home with cohostess Mrs Ellsworth Holmes. Various reports noted, including corner stone laying at Liberal 100 Temple. Attendee mentions and traveling gavel story. July meeting planned as family picnic with Mrs C W White and Mrs O W Terhune in charge.
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Ruth
Sturdy Past Noble Grand Club
Clayton Ludwig
Robert Taylor
Grover R. Sturgeon
Ellsworth
Holmes
Ethel Hart
Liberal
Garda Cillans
Mary Rundil
C. W. Trehan
Raymond Huffmaster
Rundell
Huffmaster
Roscoe Marmon
Nellie Handy
Scott City Lodge
C. W. Whitehead
O. W. Terhune
Ten Years Child Born En Route To Hospital
A 5 pound 10 ounce son was born in an ambulance on the way to the hospital to celebrate ten years for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holderby of RFD 1. The item then relays reader questions about wedding costs and parental expectations, a list of local attendees at a religious retreat, a note about a merchant police Dobermann named Lover, a statement from the local FHA supervisor on loans to Finney county farmers, and a local sale notice with “Everything in the store except magazines and books half price.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Ann Landers
Carl Holderby
RFD 1
Myron E. White
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Dodge City
Finnney County
Marker To Be Unveiled at Turrentine National Reunion
National Turrentine Family reunion set for August 1 and 2 in Orange County North Carolina with headquarters in Chapel Hill. A United States government marker will be unveiled at the family cemetery where Alexander Turrentine the Revolutionary War veteran was buried in 1784. Immigrant founders Alexander and Samuel Turrentine came from Ireland to Philadelphia in 1745 before settling in Orange County near Hillsboro.
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The
Turrentine Family Society of American
Orange County
N.C
Chapel Hill
Alexander Turrentine
United States
Alexander
Samuel Turrentine
Ireland
Philadelphia
Mifflin County
Penn
Hillsboro
Turrentine
Nit. Lockes
Mburg
Ark
Marionville
Shelbyville
Tetin
Gadsden
Ala
W. F. Turrentine
Topeka
Fent B. Raobinson
Oxford
G. R. Turrentine
Prusselville
Robert M. Lester
Jehape
Will and
Durward T. Stokes
Graham
CWF Groups Recess Meet Again in Fall
Christian Women's Fellowship groups recessed for the summer after a June meeting. New officers and a new study course will begin in the fall. Several groups reported guest attendees and hostesses at meetings with devotionals and lesson studies led by various members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Middle East
Ethel Shreve
Marvin McMichael
C. c. Snyder
Claude Woodard
Lynn Russell
Woodard
Venita Whitmer
A. F. Fleming
Merle Evans
B. BE
Davia
Wilma Tye
E. T. Bergman
A. M. Fleming
Wasson
Evelyn Fischer
Alice Cobble Group
G. M. Mosley
B. L. Bethel
CWF
Social Calendar Events Prompt at Rainy Parlor
Calendar lists OYA Leaders class party at 4 pm with Mr and Mia and others, rain plan at parlor. BPW Club 6 20 pm at Finnup Park with rain plan at Luan Inn. Rainbow for Girls 7 30 pm at Masonic Temple formal initiation. Canton Covert No 4 1 pm at IOOF Hall birthday inner. Neighbors 12 noon covered dish at Mrs Rundell 2006 N. Minerva Sunday Board Class and Dewey family references.
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Lemaders
Mia
Frank Crase
Finnup Park
Plenios
Luan Inn
Order OF the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Auxiliary Plans July Activities At Veterans Post
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary met Monday evening at the post home to plan July activities. A pot luck supper on the patio hosted by president Mrs. Lester Harp and a July 16 stagette at the post were announced. Two guests per member were asked. Mrs. Rickman and Mrs. Ankrom were elected bowling team captains. Mrs. Staley briefed on a May party for Fort Dortge residents. Names listed for event prep included Mrs. Harp, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Staley, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Ho Guyer, and Mrs. Adam, with Mrs. Gaylord welcomed as a new auxiliary member. Door prize awarded to Mrs. Harp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Harp
Robert Rickman
Roy Ankrom
Fort Dortge
Charles Staley
Harp
Carl Boyd
Charles Statey
Go A. Hum ‘Phrey
FP. Ho Guyer
John Adam
Vernon Gaylord
Door
Area Players Capture Top Bridge Scores
Forty-six players from Garden City and nearby towns competed at the Duplicate Bridge Club on Monday night at the Warren Hotel. In north-south play, Duane Schneider and partner won, Neubauer and Wolffarth were second, Max Jones and Hopkins were fourth, while in east-west play Perry Buckley and Carl Eastman led, Turner pair second, Harrison and Larabee tied for third.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Garden City
Warren Hotel
Duane Schneider
Tribune
Gay Neubauer
Bill Wolffarth
Max Jones
Joe Hopkins
Lakin
Perry Buckley
Carl Eastman
John ‘Turner
Leo Harrison
Rosemary Larabee
Lewis Newton
Fowler
Local Fashion and Wedding Notes From Deerfield and Lakin
A garbled society page describes Rhonda Jo Shelden’s June 13 Deerfield Methodist Church wedding to Freddie Church and the couple’s home in Lakin. It references costumes, domestic work, and shop talk with fashion designers, a Norwegian helper, and a June cotton sale offering nylon stockings at promotional prices amid a bustling home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shelden Geney
Wedding guests from Protection and beyond attend event
Out of town kin and friends gathered for a Harvey-Wolff wedding weekend in Garden City and Protection. Attendees included Lois Harvey, Jess Edmonston and family, Glenn Williams, Freemond Petersons, Atlee Edmonston and others from Protection, Lamar, Wichita, Scott City, Fayette Iowa, Pueblo and Denver. Families visited, traveled home Friday, and others arrived for extended stays. Local hosts welcomed relatives while guests joined in at Osage and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey-Wolff
Lois Harvey
Jess Edmonston
Milo Edmonston
Glenn Williams
Freemond Peterson
Atlee Edmonston
Larry Harvey
Virgil Harvey
Raleigh Maris
Jrohn Barber
Lamar
Colo
Marvin Gargardt
Ronnie Newton
Wichita
John Krug
Oakley
George Blume
Arnold Blume
George
Scott City
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University of Kansas
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Joyce Cutting
Ottawa
Florence Lile
Lavanna Steele
PNG
Archeey weUhe
Ann
Ralph
Legal Society
America
Community Church
Black Forest
Colorado Springs
Lyle Me
Allister
J. C. Carter
Dorothy Enslow
Henry Oswalt
James Walker
Virginia Jones
Luanna Abernathy
Silvia Lee Brown
Marvin Brown
Charles R. Dick
Merchants of Garden
City
Travis News Service
Laurel
1922
Turrentine National Reunion
Union
Tris Lane
Garden City Telegram
W. Adams
Chicago
the New Photo-Guide
Doris Day
Jack Lemmon
Ernie Kovacs
Southwest Enterprise, Inc
Five Points Nursery
Taylor BR
Gardes City
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Post
Adele
Edward
Gm London
Jenny Lind
Ifrom Norway
Petersona
Paragrate
Mrs. Douglas
Fayette
Iowa
Minor Burns
Pueblo
Cole
Woortendyke
Burns
Ed Diehl
Star Route
Johnnie Diehl
Sea Beck
Las Vegas
Nev
Frisbie
N. Main
Ida Moore
O. Z. Fisher
Frishie
J. A. Galls
Spence
Leo V. Fisher
Kansas
Kans
Kansas City
Clyde Simpson
Arthur Winnow
Denver
Robert
Jim Hinger
Hinger
Riverside
Calif
Meyer
Larned
Viola Nelson
Jarrell Nelson
Ernest Nelson
Linda Sue
H. P. Woertendyke
Pinecrest
Adele Simpson
Denny
Mrs. Simpson
Andy
Mer
Willer Wagner
Patricia Lee
Robert (. Wood
Hugene Wood
Wakita
Oklo
Community Congregational Church
UC Convair
Vera King
Lalor Ental Day le
Cuyuul
Hell
Texas
Don Murray
Diane Varsi
Robby the Robot
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