Candlelight Setting For Webb-Crook Nuptials
Candlelight ceremony at First Methodist church Sunday at 2 p.m. for Marilyn Ben Crook and Phillip Charles Webb. Families, attendants, music by Mrs. Beverly Garner and others. They will reside in Hugoton, groom works at Northern Natural Gas. bride a recent graduate.
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Marilyn Ben Crook
Phillip Charles Webb
Ben Crook
Olive
Irvin Webb
Franklyn Edwards
Navrat Office Equipment Company
Garden City Junior College
Evening Scoreboard and NBC Radio Schedule Summary
The fragment lists an NBC television radio schedule with entries such as Grand Ola Opry, Juke Box, Weekday NBC, and various program titles. It mentions Joe Tennyssen Renerts and a Doctor's Wife along with times like 2:00 and 8:40, signaling a mixed listing of entertainment and talk segments without a clear continuous program flow.
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Bob Wells
NBC
Joe Tennyssen Renerts
Deadline notices and thanks from Bethel AME church
Deadline reminders for tele gram women's page due by 9 30 a m with Saturday deadline 8 30 a m and news tips to be submitted afternoon before publication. Obituary and thanks note from Mel eum family expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death and lists names and families. Southern barbecue at Bethel AME church 519 N ath July 4 invites public.
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Telegram
Paragraphs on traveling families and social gatherings
Dan Hopkins leaves Sunday for Nogales to join his family on vacation. Mrs. Victor Nottingham and daughter of Denver visit grandmother Mrs. J. F. Doug. Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Greenhouse and children depart for Estes Park for two weeks. Mrs. Brockman and Mrs. Litzenberger honored at a Warren hotel coffee as they plan moves to Dodge City. Many guests attend, and gifts are given. Sgt. Eugene Killion heads to officer candidate school in San Antonio after recent trip to St. John Newfoundland. Families relocate and visit in multiple states as various social events unfold.
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Arnold Greenhouse
North Tenth
Estes Park
Colo
Humboldt
Charles Brockman
Orland Litzenberger
Warren Hotel
Brockman
Litzenberger
Dodge City
Clyde Gallion
Harry Leeper
Robert Haage
Wichita
Roy Caswell
Claude Baker
Art Higgins
Ray Pearsall
Allan Kennedy
Don Jarboe
Guy Vincent
Vern. Holmes
John Wampler
Jo Ellen
G. E. Killion
Eugene Killion
Eugene
San Antonio
Tex
John Kavanagh
Gary
Greg
David
Parkwood
Montana
Kalistell
Ten Years A RGO In 1946 Dial Service Promised
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company promised a long awaited improvement of Garden City phone service in 1946. Edna Felts resigned as chief clerk of the Finney county price control board effective yesterday. A fierce lightning storm thundered through the area just before midnight. A chamber of commerce committee will take over the summer playground program from the independent group.
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Garden City
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Edna Felts
Finney County Price Control Board
Chamber of Commerce
Calendar of Social Events Monday Elk's Ladies Bridge
The calendar item notes a Monday social event with Elk's Ladies Bridge at 2 pm in the Work's Rooms. The entry records a regular club gathering and venue, reflecting midweek social activity for members.
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Elk’s Ladies Bridge
American Magazine To Cease Publication
The American Magazine will stop publication after its August issue. Paul C. Smith of Crowell Collier Publishing Co said features will move to Collier's and Woman's Home Companion with the September issues. Subscribers will receive Col lier's or the Companion.
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New York
The
Paul C. Smith
Crowell Collier Publishing Co
Collier’s
Woman's Home Companion
the Companion
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Larry French
Hugoton
Jay Crook
Jack Crook
Ann Crook
Roberta Kraus
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Marilyn Bea Crook
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Brurle
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Ray Findson
Ray Hudson
Tony Jewell Ranarte
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Bob & Liurille
Bundle of Joy
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Joe Tennessean
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Smiley Burnett
Pawling Fredrick
Chris Hunthey
Dean Wiley
Warn Meleum
Lloyd Meleum
John Meleum
Ralph Maves
H.E. Dunlap
Dan Hopkins
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Victor Nottingham
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J. F. Doug
Jas
George Long
Black Hills
South Dakota
M. M. Traster
Chesterfield Drive
Huron
S.D
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Gladys Brown
Connie
J. W. Minnis
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Stafford
Rupert L. Matthews
Dennis
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Grace Matthews
California
Dewey A. Dunn
Inez Dunn
Hubert Piland
Richard Craig
Piland
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Topeka
Sorosis Club
Alvin Fry
East Pine
New York City
Mr. Fry
Electrolux Corporation
Mrs. Fry
Hutchinson
Randy
Lottle Snoilgraes
George
Pearl Ardrey
Leroy Ormsby
Orms
Joe J.by
Texarkana
Rundell and Family
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Rocky Ford
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Alvin Lowe
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Kansas Avenue
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Anna Murdock
Cincinnati
Ohio
Higgins
Europe
Kids From Home’ Company
Oklahoma College For Women
Murdock
Ft. Sill Oklahoma
Xavier University
University of Alabama
Southern Regional
Henry Hall
Paul Masoner
Garden City Loan & Investment CO
W. Pine
Garden City, Kansas
American Magazine
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Esther Roberts
Kenneth Burg
M. M. Beeson
Downing's
R. F. Negele
Forest Park, Jr
George Petropolus
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Billy
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Harry Magliras
East Price
Mike Merrill
Route 1
Claude Snodgrass
Hearing Center
Bill Haley and His Comets
Tony Marte
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Abi Freeman
Ike Ee
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Chanel
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Philips Anual Home
Jubal
Ray Tan
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MLL
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