Davis Davis Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary
Celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Carson J. Davis of Holcomb. Downings was the site for the festive occasion with a traditional cake marked 40 and yellow daisies. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gamble and family of Wichita, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moshier and family of Holcomb, Mr. and Mrs. Art Green and family of Holcomb, Gloria and Georgina of Holcomb, and Barbara Little of Manhattan.
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Carson J. Davis
Holcomb
Downings
Charles Gamble
Wanda
Charlene
Kay
Wichita
Bill Moshier
Kenny
Cheryl
Kathy
Eva May
Art Green
Gloria
Georgina
Barbara Little
Manhattan
Master Point Bridge Players Stage Session
The Garden City Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday night in the Pioneer Room of the Warren Hotel. In the north-south section Owen Grabie and Harvey Reed won, with Leo Harrison and George Caskey second, and Schrader and Turner tied for third. In east-west Margaret Linley and Wig Pew won, with Rosemary Larrabee, and George Cas with Max Jones tying for third. The July 4 meeting was canceled.
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Garden City Duplicate Bridge Club
Pioneer
Warren Hotel
Owen Grabie
Harvey Reed
Leo Harrison
Liberal
George Caskey
Beaver
Okla
M. C. Schrader
John Turner
Margaret Linley
Wig Pew
Rosemary Larrabee
Fourth of July reflections and safety cautions
A 4th of July column recalls independence and national pride while urging careful handling of fireworks and inflammable cleaning fluids. It notes fireworks risks, fluide fumes, and spark hazards, advising adult supervision and professional dry cleaning pickup and delivery services.
Country Club Gala Plans Fourth of July Weekend
The Country Club outlines a busy Fourth of July weekend with a candlelight pool party Saturday night on the bath house patio, late swimming, and dinner in the club house dining room. A 6 30 p.m. Sunday golf clinic by A T Chap py Chapman, an open putting contest with prizes, and Monday Scotch Foursome mixed event at 3 p.m. lead to a 7 p.m. buffet, 8 p.m. fireworks display.
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Country Club
Club
A.T. “Chappy” Chapman
Social Events Calendar Brief Courtyard Notes
Thursday at City Square Dance Club with Vic Willson caller invites the public. Saturday at the Country Club Candle Light Pop Party with dancing. Sunday at the Country Club 6 30 p m golf clinic and exhibition by A T Chapman with an open putting contest.
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City Square
Stevens Park
Shell
Vic Willson
Ewfmmune
A-T. Chapman
Nriwen
Your Problems by Ann Landers column note
Teen advice column excerpt discusses teenage misery at dances, Wallflowers, and urging boys to ask shy girls to dance. Includes letters from Dear Sweet 16, Undecided, and Sap Head with responses urging practical views on dating and marital fidelity.
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Bear Ann Landers
Brahma call marks Lee Richardson Zoo milestone
Enthusiastic viewers join the G. C. Roping Club members John Landgraf Jr Doc Underwood Miles McGehee and Harold Brown in a festive event at the Lee Richardson Zoo. A special citation for excellence in pedestrian protection was presented to the city Monday by the American Automobile Association. Roy Barclay returning from a CAA conference in Kansas City Mo. Paul Turrenting arrived from Mt. Dora Fla to supervise high wheat harvest. Dick Stengel woke with mumps and will avoid his newly painted service station. Knothole baseball today features Jack Crist as the Optimist batter Lion s catcher Paul Taylor and umpire Cletge Horning.
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Lee Richardson Zoo
G. C. Roping Club
John Landgraf, Jr
Doc Underwood
Miles McGehee
Harold Brown
The
American Automobile Assn
Jack Crist
Lion
Paul Taylor
Cletge Horning
Farm Bureau Banquet Speaker Des Moines Visit
Mrs. Victor Haflich of 807 N. First returned Tuesday evening from the statewide Farm Bureau Women's Annual Conference at Des Moines Iowa. She left Sunday by plane to attend the Kirkwood Hotel meeting where she spoke at the banquet session Monday on the theme Widening Horizons.
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Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa
Victor Haflich
Kirkwood Hotel
Pattern Shells Simplify Sewing Project in Finney County
A Finney County project titled Fitting Using Basic Patterns aids Home Demonstration members 4 H and school girls. Pattern shells in sizes 10 to 44 use sanitized broadcloth and promise a perfect fit. Christine Wiggins from Kansas State University will teach classes Oct 5 6 7 10 and 11 for about 25 to 30 participants to pattern fit and construct a dress with these shells.
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Finney County
Christine Wiggins
Kansas State University
H. M. Borthwick
Everett Hubbard
George Metz
Louis Lefort
Carl ‘Warner
A. G. Warren
Wilbur Ulrich
Duane Staley
Pete Smith
Herb Ol
Dr Ronald Dailey Visits Parents in Tarene NC
Dr Ronald Dailey and family from Tarene NC arrived this week to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Dailey at 914 Evans. He was recently discharged from the U S Navy Medical Corps at LaJeune after two years of service and will begin as a research pharmacologist with Exton Laboratories in Norwich starting August 15.
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Ronald Dailey
Rhonda
Julie
Tarene
N.C
Frank Dailey
Evans
Dailey
U.S. Navy Medical Corps
LaJeune
Exton Laboratories
Norwich
Deadline reminders from The Telegram page notes deadlines
The Telegram’s woman’s page deadline is a.m. on publication day. Saturday deadline is 8 30 a.m. Club reporters should submit news in the afternoon the day before publication. Wedding stories should reach the desk two days or more before publication.
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Aterm
Recipe for Nutty Oatmeal Cookies Appears in Cook's Corner
A recipe lists 2 cups sugar 1 stick butter 1 cup milk 1 cup chopped nutmeats 1 cup shredded coconut 3 cups quick oatmeal 1 cup chocolate chips. Mrs Genevieve Hertel Holcomb invites readers to Send favorite recipes to Cook's Corner for a $1 prize per published contribution.
Personal notices from Wichita and Garden City items
Darrell D Gibbons and son Kevin left for Wichita where Kevin will undergo eye surgery at Wesley Hospital. Dale Saffels left for Wichita to be with his mother who is critically ill. Meredith Masoner is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Masoner of 1103 Gillespie. Visitors include Tricia Byrd of Dumas Texas and Gerald Hazzard of Borger Texas. Harold Walker and daughters Wanda Ruth and Cherie Jo moved to Garden City from Anaconda Montana. Walker bought the Southwest Home Improvement business at 108 W Pine. He grew up in Tucklin and taught in Wamego before moving to Anaconda.
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Darrell D. Gibbons
Kevin
Wichita
Wesley , ‘Hospital
Dale Saffels
Chesterfield
Mr. Bell
W.M. Hazzard
Tricia Byrd
Dumas, Texas
Gerald Hazzard
Borger
Texas
Harold P. Walker
Wanda Ruth
Cherie Jo
Garden City
Anaconda
Montana
Walker
Southwest
Roger E. Stillwell
W. Pine
Tucklin
Kansas State
Wamego
2Nd
Party Honors Texas Girls After Band Concert
Guests of honor were Rose and Linda Philips of Lone Star Texas after a local band concert. They visited with cousins Marilyn and Jeanne Philips of 1208 N Ith. Attending were Pauletta Byrd Rhea Foster Bill Taylor Winton Hinkle Jimmie Nesbitt Frankie Gilchrist Jim Gass the hosts.
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Rose
Linda Philips
Lone Star
Texas
Marilyn
Jeanne Philips
1208
N.ith
Pauletta ‘Byrd
Rhea Foster
Bill
Taylor
Winton
Hinkle
Jimmie Nesbitt
Frankie Gilchrist
Jim Gass
Engaged couple Clara Mae Sheffield to Walter Melver
Mrs. Dena Sheffield of Mt. Vernon announces the engagement of her daughter Clara Mae Sheffield of San Jose, California, to Walter Pete Melver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Melver of Satanta. Clara Mae is a National School of Business graduate in Rapid City and works at Pioneer Investors Savings in San Jose. Walter is a Satanta High School alumnus and is serving in the Armed Forces at Fort Ord, California. They plan a December wedding.
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Dena Sheffield
Mt. Vernon
S.D
Clara Mae
San Jose
Calif
Walter
Pete) Melver
Miss Sheffield
National School of Business
Rapid City
M.D
Pioneer Investors Savings
Oscar Melver
Satanta
Satanta High School
Fort Ord
Pygmies in Congo Forest Move Like They Are Invisible
In the Ituri Forest of Belgian Congo, pygmies perform elusive, dances that mystify neighbors. Bantu tribesmen believe the small groups can vanish, as locals debate the cause and significance of these uncanny movements.
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Belgian Congo
Ituri
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