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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1962

Page

5

Pasadena visitors return home after lengthy visit

Returning home Saturday night to Pasadena Texas were Mrs Don Trauer and her children LaDonna Shelley Gordon and Beverly who had spent three weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs John Wilcox Rt 1 Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Andy Martin of Hemet California with their granddaughter and family Mr and Mrs Gene Witman and Joe Bob at 2520 N Main and Mr and Mrs Rollo McGraw 1809 N Main and Mr and Mrs C A Kells

Pasadena Tex Don Trauer LaDonna Shelley Gordon Beverly John Wilcosx Rt. 1 Andy Martin Hemet Calif Gene Witman Joe Bob N. Main Rollo McGraw

Local births and a high school concert announced

Tammy Linn Wilson and Jit Rena Tillotson named babies born June 9 and June 2 respectively in families listed with addresses. Mary Ann Huegel born May 30 in Sublette, Thomas James Woodrow born May 41 in Ulysses, Sophia Magalone born May 28, Tina Rae Wilson born May 29, DeWayne Lee Brun gardt born May 31, Jeffrey Allen Ford born June 9. High School Chevalier Orchestra to perform at Civic Center on Tuesday the 26 at 8 o clock with free caketails and cookies and no admission charge.

Sublette Ralph Huegel Mary Ann Chevalier Civic Center Hzh

Calendar of Social EVENTS at Civic Center

A compact schedule lists card party and social gatherings at the Civic Center including Bridge Canasta and Pinochle led by Mrs. Carl Myers and Mrs. David Fowler. Also notes meetings for OLD TIMERS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SHQUOIA HDU and weekly clubs with times and addresses for Newcomers Bridge Gay Niter HDU Rainbow Girls and Women business events.

Civic Center Mra Carl Myers David Fowler Alipha Tau A. D. Pulton Fulton Duea Chevalier Luau Inn Mayonie Hall

Recent Showers Honor Bride Mrs David Bone

Bridesmaids and friends hosted multiple pre wedding showers for Sally Dale later Mrs David Bone. Kathy Bone led a pridal luncheon at the Warren Hotel after the June 17 wedding at First Methodist Church. Local friends in Hugoton, Wichita and Warner Terrace hosted linen crystal and evening showers.

David Bone Sally Dale Warren Hotel Kathy Bone Kathy First Methodist Church Hugoton Mary Ellen Flummerfelt John Koch Judy Eugene J. E. Dale Warner Terrace Wichita Jan Stringfellow Dale

Saintpaulias Club Shares Mites Control Talk

Saintpaulia Club member Mrs Franklin Meeker led a program on controlling mites on African violets. Hostess Mrs Walter Brennaman welcomed 10 members, with co host Mrs Dick Robinson and guest Mrs Lynn Holmes. Next meeting set for September with Mrs Roy Sturgeon. A Mystery Pal gift was given to Mrs Edwin Bill. A note on cake frosting suggests toasted cashews.

Franklin Meeker Saintpaulia Club Walter Brennaman Dick Robinson Lynn Holmes Edwin Bill Roy Sturgeon

Christian Women Fellowship Meetings Across Emporia

Emporia Christian Women groups held meetings across several homes and church parlors. Velma Larson's group met 10 members with guest Clara Griffith. Ye Shall Be My Witness with Thanksgiving led devotions by Mrs. Claude Woodard. Latin America missions studied for six months by Ros ie Allen. Wilma Tye group hosted by Frank Crase with eight members and four guests. L Eggers led devotions, lesson by R E Wasson. A cash gift was approved for Jo Queta Kreie's Denver expenses before her Phillips University attendance. Mrs Fry shared Mexico photos. Ethel Shreve morning coffee hosted by Mrs Clarence Murry. 12 members plus guest Anna Killion attended. Evelyn Fisher led devotions and lesson by AF Fleming. Venita Whitmer group held morning coffee in CYF room. J S Sloan reviewed He Wore Orchids by Elizabeth Meredith Lee, thirteen members present.

Christian Women's Fellowship Velma Larson Ralph Coen Clara Griffith Claude Woodard Rosie Allen Latin America Wilma Tye Frank Crase N. 3Rd Dale Fry Naomi Hett Thelma Fix Iva Fix Emporia Ethel Shreve Clarence Murry Anna Killion Harper Evelyn Fisher AF. Fleming Jo Queta Kreie Venita Whitmer Cyf Sloan Elizabeth Meredith Lee Ivo Conmer Jake Eckert Frank G. West Joe Vanderweide Fern West St. Louis Melvin Haag Don Peckham AJ. Longley Don McMillan Gertrude Byler Don Brown Laura Bebermeyer Vern Towns Bill Brown Dave Leatherbury Hutchinson Andrew Larson Ethel Homfeldt Ralph Beckett Norman Nossaman Nossaman Laura Lowe Argonia Ethel Calkins Mearl Potter Kelly Malson Mary Belle Oldridge Circle Hadley Kauffman

Bridge Parties At Elks Hall

Elks mixed bridge club met at Elks Hall Tuesday night with eight tables. Women high were Mrs. Manford Kimberly and Mrs. Alan LaShier. men high were J. D. Kuhn and Gene Deaver. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Colling Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bentrup. Ladies Bridge group met Monday with five tables. hostesses were Mrs. Bob Cleaver and Mrs. Richard Craig. Next meeting set for July 16. Humane Society auction scheduled June 28 at 7:30 pm at Underwoods to raise funds for a new animal shelter. donations welcome via BR 6-5207 or BR 6-6461.

Elks Elks Hall Manford Kimberly Alan LaShier J.D. Kuhn Gene Deaver Ladies Bridge Club The Elka Bob Cleaver Richard Craig Humane Society Underwoods

Harmony Home Demonstration Unit Meets for Americanism Lesson

Mrs. Charles Maune hosted 18 members and two guests for a Harmony HDU lesson on Wake Up and Live. The group outlined eight principles of the American way of life, stressing God, individual rights, dignity of work, private property, profit, free competition, and government as protector. Earl Brooks received a hostess gift. three toys were donated to the Logopedic clinic and a scrapbook plans were announced for the clinic. The next meeting is July 120 at 2 pm with Mrs. E E Webb.

Charles Maune Conkling Frank West Harmony Home Demonstration Unit Alan Lee Albert Rohlman Burl Staley Edna Millard Earl Brooks Logopedic Speech Clinic

Methodist WSCS Circles Organize New Groups

Thirteen new Circles of the Woman's Society of a Service organized with meetings across multiple homes. Devotionals ranged from The Lords Prayer to What Is This In My Hand, with twenty three members at one session and guests from Kansas City. New officers and chairmen were elected for the new year, and several circles announced next meetings and hostesses.

The Woman's Society of A Service

No Doctor In The House Sparks Church Dilemma

Dear Ann Landers readers discuss doctors in churches and how clergy and congregants pressure physicians. Letters recount a doctor husband haunted by patient requests during services and the strain of medical duties on faith and rest in a community setting.

Ann Landers Edgar Dallas Reader Ian R.N Lan Houston

Royal Neighbors Hear Miss Hoyt Talk on Bracelets

Royal Neighbors Social Club met with Mrs. C A Humphrey for a covered dish luncheon. Irene Hoyt a Finney County health nurse spoke on bracelets that save lives explaining how diabetics and others benefit from medical information carried on wearable bracelets. Hostess prize went to Mrs Paul Hayes. Devotions by Mrs Roy Graham. Next meeting set for July 17 by president Mrs Frank West.

Royal Neighbors Social Club C.A. Humphrey Main Mines Charles Chalmers Merle’ Thompson Juanita Zimmrman Irene Hoyt Finney County Paul Hayes Roy Graham Frank West

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Tammy Linn R. Wilson Jit Rena Don Tillotson Garden City Ave Ulysses James Woodrow Thomas James Sophia Magalone Pete Jimenez Tina Rae Mrs Donald Wilson DeWayne Lee LaVerne Brungardt E. Maple Jeffrey Allen Billy Don Ford Saintpaulias Tian Denver Phillips University Enid Okla Fry Mexico L.D. Williams al la Shier Harmony Hdu E.E. Webb Roo Methodist WSCS Barbera Kurtz L.D. Williamson Fed E Bruington C. Knied E.W. Ross Lords Orpha King Gene Johnson Bob Gordon Howard Smith Larry Blakey Clyde Stallsworth Marion Conrow Lester Clark Nellie Handy Stallsworth Clark Dean Nolte Mabel Austin Jean Marie Powell Alton Foster Robert Fenton Emma Wilson Wayne Campbell Purl Harris Campbell Homer Ior Homer Campbell William Amog Winfield China Korea Claude Baker Ruth Cox Gene Rudd Wm. Turrentine Charles Smith William Turrentine George Cushman Dick Leopold Fielding Hands Andrew Erhart John Robinson Ralph Powers Raymond Heer Leslie Wolf Paul Hays Jesse Murdock Nellie Burns Janette Crawford E.R. Bebermeyer Leon Ram Harold Bowe N. TH Ellen Ee Ann Landers Miss Hoyt Ben Franklin Bumble Bee Suzie Star Garden City, Kansas
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