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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1962

Page

7

Weekend Visitors and Family Guests Reported Across Town

Arrivals and departures fill the weekend as families visit relatives from Ce daredge Colorado to Amarillo Texas. Guests include Mr and Mrs Jesse Scott Sr and extended kin from San Francisco and Liberal, Kansas. Local church camp attendees Bettina Bentrup Nancy Hopking and Mary Brookover return with Rev John Fitzgerald.

Camp Wa-Shun-Ga Junction City Bettina Bentrup Nancy Hopking Mary Brookover Dan Hopking John Fitzgerald Amarillo Tex Hollig Handa Marty Mary Ruth Robert Della Hands N. 9Th

Mrs Wasinger Hosts Gleeful HDU Meeting in July

Mrs Richard Wasinger of 1704 W Kansas hosted 12 members of the Gleeful Homemakers Demonstration Unit with co host Mrs Paul Grace. Mrs Edwin G Knoll spoke on fighting communism by teaching American heritage. Mystery Pal gifts were given to several members. Next hostess will be Mrs David Rintoul of 515 N 12th on July 19 at 1 30 p m.

Richard Wasinger Kansas Homemakers Paul Grace Edwin G. Knoll Ben Linenberger Harold Bowe Harold Smith Gene Hund Leonard Franz David Rintoul

Humane Society Auction Set for June 28 at Under Woods

A Humane Society auction will be held June 28 at 7 30 p m at Under Woods to raise funds for a new animal shelter. Donations of merchandise or money are invited by calling BR 6 5207 or BR 6 6461.

Humane Society Underwoods

Ethiopian Missionary Speaks To Sunflower HDU Group

Miss Atha Ens spoke Wednesday night to Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit members and guest Mrs. Jakns about her missionary work in Ethiopia. Hostesses were Mrs. Lester Henderson and co-hostesses Mrs. Lee Brinkmeyer and Mrs. Wallace Ridins. Friesen led a lesson contrasting American living with Communist life. A recreation auction netted $4.25 for the treasury. future plans include a July 22 moon picnic at Finnup Park hosted by Mrs. Cecil Dudley.

Atha Ens Ethiopia Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit Jakens Lester Henderson Lee Brinkmeyer Wallace Ridins Ted Friesen D. E. Siegle Treasury

Prairie Hens Food Sale Earns 45.68 At Meeting

The Prairie Hens Home Demonstration Unit earned 45.68 at a recent food sale. Mrs. Ivan Schaffer led the Tuesday night meeting with Mrs. Howard Brecheisen of Geldendale assisting, as Miss Thada Sharpe joined. Members voted 5 for the Edwin Boots family after their tornado loss. A picnic is set for Sunday noon, July 15, in Finnup Park. Plans included a booth at the Finney County Free Fair in August. President Mrs. Robert Peat presided with nine members present. Jelly was judged for the home economics training school. Mrs. Eugene Karber won the hostess prize and Mrs. Walter Hubbard received a birthday gift from her Secret Sister. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Hubbard's Eminence Rt. at 8 pm, July 17.

Prairie Hens Home Ivan Schaffer Howard Brecheisen Geldendale Thada Sharpe Edwin Boots Finnup Park Finney County

Nite Lites HDU Schedule Picnic and Party

The Nite Lites Home Demonstration Unit planned a picnic and swimming party for July 17 at Gene Embree’s pool 823 Bancroft with Mrs Stanley Simpson hosting 16 members. Mrs Leo Fife assisted with the Wake Up and Live lesson by Mrs Embree for the group. roll call awarded birth stones and flowers. Mrs Don Thorne reported council news and Mrs John Edmundson won the door prize.

Nite Lites Gene Embree Bancroft Stanley Simpson Belmont Leo Fife Embree Council Don Thorne John Edmundson

Gamma Mu Shower Honors Mrs Taylor Before Move

The June Gamma Mu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha hosted an outdoor barbecue and towel shower for Mrs Wayne Taylor who is moving with her family to Salina. An anniversary gift was given to Mrs Archie Shook. Attendees included Mines Robert Birkle Don Kerr Charles Anstaett Ed Cox Lee Taylor Clarke Culbreath Dean Marx Bob Catlins Dale Snodgrass Emma LaGesse Charles Owen and L L Beckett.

Gamma Mu Epsilon Sigma Alpha Wayne Taylor Taylor Salina Archie Shook Mines Robert Birkle Don Kerr Charles Anstaett Ed Cox Lee Taylor Clarke Culbreath Dean Marx Bob Catlins Dale Snodgrass Emma LaGesse Charles Owen L. L. Beckett

Presbyterians Give Over 27 Million to General Mission

AP reports Cincinnati donors from the United Presbyterians totaled more than 27 million dollars last year. The sum represents nearly a six percent rise from the prior year as 3.2 million members supported the church’s general mission.

Cincinati Church

Charter Members Honored At BPW Club Dinner

Thirty seven members and five guests attended the Business and Professional Women's Club dinner at the Luav Ton. Guests included Mrs. Patricia Shultz and others from Sublette and Pasadena. Flag Day decor marked the event.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Luav Ton Patricia Shultz Vessie Graves Pauline Kersey Miner Sublette Pearl Lindner Ramona Traves Pasadena Tex History Committee

Dear Ann Landers solves wedding announcements dilemma

A reader asks about announcing a July wedding to faraway friends while limiting invitations. Ann Landers recommends a personal note rather than formal invitations, praising warmth over formality and advising concise update messages to Manila, Tokyo, and Honolulu friends.

Ann Landers Manila Tokyo Honolulu Mimi Sara Jim Jones Sylvester Renault Higenhothem Ang

Newcomers Club Picnic Draws 150 Attendees

More than 150 adults and children attended the Newcomers Club picnic Wednesday night at the Kelly Malsons home on Buffalo Drive. The event ended just as rain began. Committee members included Mr. and Mrs. Lou Boultinghouse, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Raffety, Phil Bunker, and President George Sumpter.

Newcomer Club Kelly Malson Buffalo Drive Lou Boultinghouse Virgil Raffety Phil Bunker Ig George Sumpter

Garden City Couple Marry at St. Mary's Church

Vivian Meier daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Meier marries Henry Bayer son of Nick Bayer at St Marys Church Garden City. Rev Clement Gondeaux officiates with music by Mrs Oscar Bergkamp. Brides gown lace nylon with veil. Reception and dancing at Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall. Orchestra plays Civic Center Tuesday the 26 with free cocktails and cookies.

St. Mary’s Church Vivian Meier Frank Meier Summit Henry Bayer Nick Bayer Conkling Clement Gondeaux St Mary's Parish Oscar Bergkamp Civic Center

Cook's Corner Recipe for Eggplant with Mushroom Sauce

A reader recipe mix for eggplant layered with mushroom soup, butter and breadcrumbs. The method includes soaking sliced eggplant in salt water, boiling until tender, layering in a buttered dish, pouring mushroom soup, then baking with sugar and cheese. Submissions offer a prize and credit to contributors.

Canton LAPM Invited to Manhattan Picnic

All Canton and Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Mili tant are invited to a picnic August 5 at the Rebekah and Odd Fellow home in Manhattan. Department President Mrs. Isclie will present a reclining chair to the home. Department meeting will be in Colby, October 7-8.

Canton Ladies Auxiliary Rebekah and Manhattan Elizabeth Isclie United Nations Valley View Cemetery Odd Fellow LAPM Charles Whitehead Father Colby

Chevaliers Formed by Five Students to Perform

A new high school quartet named The Chevaliers has formed this summer to entertain for dancing and music appreciation. Their first appearance is Tuesday from 8 to 10 p.m. at the Civic Center with members Dave Williams Richard Swenson Randy McDonald Dave Wiebe and Russell Fulton. Soft drinks and cookies will be provided by the Civic Center.

The Chevalers Civic Center Dave Williams Richard Swenson Randy McDonald Dave Wiebe Russell Fulton

Russian Religion Will Be Crushed Prediction

The Rev Louis A Dion of Worcester Massachusetts a Roman Catholic chaplain formerly stationed in Moscow predicted in Cincinnati that the last vestiges of organized religion in Russia will be crushed within 25 to 50 years by persecution.

Cincinnati Russia Louis A. Dion Worcester Mass Moscow

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