Richard Evans Returns From Northwest Vacation Trip
Richard Evans returns from a West Coast vacation that included a Monter rey square dance camp, visits with siblings in Silverton Oregon and Corvallis Oregon, and ski outings at Squaw Valley and Mt Hood. He also attended a state wrestling meet in Goodland with family support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Evans
West Coast
Monterrey
Calif
Charles Rich
Silverton
Ore
Bill Nices
Corvallis
Richard
Squaw Valley
Mt. Hood
Sun Valley
Utah
Ronald Scott
Goodland
Mark
Veg
Parl Patel
Ralph Hall
Kinsley
Rifue Warde
Leon Dugger
Ane Wing
Twinapuat Ormonan
George Nash
Buck Renstrom
Waoland
Progressive Unit Luncheon Held at Neuerburg Home
The Progressive Home Demonstration Unit met in February at Mrs. Gladys Neuerburg’s 913 N First with 12 members and two guests. Mrs. Bruce Kenyon presided as hostesses thanked for inviting the group. Roll call discussed constitutional amendments. A centerpiece was presented to Mrs Neuerburg. Mrs Harold Thompson led a design principles lesson noting harmony and balance with teacups. Hostess gift won by Mrs Kenyon. contest prize to Mrs Rapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive
Gladys Neuerburg
N. 1St
Bill Rapp
Angell Glant
Holcomb
Bruce Kenyon
Cecil Glant
Neuerburg
Vacationing Family Visits California Theme Parks
Returning Monday from a California trip were Mrs. Kenneth Eisner and children Kevin Brandon and Stacy, along with Mrs. Paul Smith and Mr. Smith of Brea. They toured Disneyland Marine Land and Santa Anita, staying with the Smiths at 1706 Belmont. Linda Steward, daughter of the Stewards, is set to enter Cottey College in Nevada Missouri as a junior college woman in fall 1966. Lowell Ferguson, son of the Fergusons, just back from two weeks in Mexico where he visited pyramids Mexico University and deep sea fished, catching a 40 pound dolphin. He is Garden City High School junior class president and in his third year of Spanish, traveling with B W Plummer of Wister Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Wheeler
Boulder
Colo
Wayne
Sinclair’s
Alvin Renstrom
Garden City
Morris Renstrom
Buck Renstrom
Gene Wright
Kingston
Ark
Faye Rants
Eddie Reimer
Atwood
Arch Ankle
Raymond Oyler
Colorado Springs
Cole
Cleo Cotling
Dale
Tawnya Tuttle
Richard Tuttle
Russell Tuttle
Gary Timken
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Loyd Timken
Southern Baptist
Wichita
Robert
Otis Bond
Richard
Kansas City
Linda
Marlene Snowbbarger
Emporia
Larry
Logan Ball
St. Catherine Hospital
Ronald Ball
Vernon Ball
Ronald
Harold Stucker
Joan
Bart Lillibridge
Alvin Lillibridge
Raymond Erkie
Denver
Norman
Denver Automotive
California
Kenneth Eisner
Kevin
Brandon
Stacy
Belmont
Disneyland
Marine Land
Santa Anita
Paul Smith
Brea
Calif
Linda Steward
James H. Steward
Lyle
Cottey College
Nevada
Junior College For
Lowell (Hoppy) Ferguson
Hoyt Ferguson
Mexico
Pyramids
Mexico University
Garden City High School
B. W. Plummer
Wister
Okla
Dangers of Abandoned Houses Discussed by Cultura Club
Mrs. Thornton Coen hosted the Cultura Study Club at 2310 N Main with 17 members present. The program on abandoned houses featured slides of vacant lots in Garden City and attendees urged city commissioners to act. A spring guest day and a spaghetti dinner fundraiser at Civic Center were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Coen
Main
Cultura
M. M. Higgins
Garden City
Dunsworth Geckles Nuptials at St Marys Church
Linda Geckles and James Dunsworth pledged vows at St Marys Catholic Church in a Saturday double ring ceremony. The bride wore a lace and taffeta gown with a pearl crown veil and carried mint carnations, with a reception at the Knights of Columbus Hall and a short wedding trip afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunsworth-Geckles
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Linda Geckles
James Dunsworth
Lt. Pottorff
St. Dominic’s Parish
Ardella Franz
LeRoy Stockimer
Joseph Geckles
Laurel
James W. Dunsworth
Jeanette Scherer
Wichita
Sheryl Foley
Maid of Honor
Theresa Sneller
Hays
John Howard
Garden City
Jerry Scherer
James Geckles
Knights of Columbus
Dear Ann Landers columns on family duties and romance
A reader asks how to handle two distant siblings who neglect their father in a rest home, while another writes of ex convicts in wartime service. Ann counsels civility and reminders, then defends veterans, and ends with a puzzled romantic asking if gifts show affection and advice to seek Ann Landers’ booklet.
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Ann Landers
Dad
Smoldering
Ann Lander
PEO Chapter X Hosts Evening With Book Review
Twenty eight members of PEO Chapter X gathered at Mrs. Maurice Wisler home at 611 N.Std. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Howard Blanchard and Mrs. Robert Prill. Mrs. Robert Wells presented a program reviewing How to Become a Bishop without Being Religious by Rev. Charles Merrill Smith. Tomorrow’s hostess will be Mrs. Howard Owen at 1012 Theron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO Chapter X
Maurice Wisler
N. Std
Howard Blanchard
Robert Prill
Robert Wells
Charles Merrill Smith
Bloomington
Howard Owen
Theron
Calendar of Social Events at Royal Arch Masons and clubs
A community calendar lists society events across multiple groups and venues. Royal Arch Masons meet at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Temple for special work in the Royal Arch Degree while JA and high school activities run at 7:30 p.m. at Civic Center and various private addresses. Other organizations including Soroptimists, Knights of Columbus, Elks Ladies, American Legion, PEO, and Boy Scouts announce meetings, social gatherings, club dinners, and program nights through the week at civic centers, churches, and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Juco
Clivic Center
Howard Owen
Theron
Dean Davies
Anderson
Civic Center
Jaco and
High School
Aurora
C.J. Degenhart
Walker
Jacky Remience
Munday
Georgia Matthews
Filertion
Nat
Family Talent Night at First Church of God
Sunday program featured a youth choir opening with You Have a Talent. Performances included vocal solos by Delores Dowell Kay Ann Fey and Becky Lierle. instrumentals by Linda Lenz on piano Kay Ann Fey on flute and David Hales on guitar. vocal and instrumental ensembles led by Doyle Kells Mattie Fenton and Theda Paxson. The revue closed with a family song by Rev and Mrs DeLon Hales and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of God
Ann Frey
Delores Dowell
Kay Ann Fey
Becky Lierle
Linda Lenz
David Hales
Suzanne Sigsby
Doyle Kells
David Shaver
Cassie Kells
Kennin Kells
Shelly Sigsby
Theda Paxson
Linda Knight
Melvin Travers
Bill Paxson
Colin Kells
Bill Tabor
Buddy Lenz
George Frey
Shelly
Janis Hales
Mattie Fenton
Sherri Shaver
DeLon Hales
David Debbie
Janis
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Ams
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Conner
Roberta Konda
Konda
Olpe
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Charles Hoskinson
Charles
Jackie
Clyde Smith
Don Dumler
Linda McConkey
Don McConkey
Clemmle Reed
Guy Reed
Walter Habiger
Ness City
Rex
Rhonda
Glen Oyler
Ray Oyler
James Good
Ray Oylers
Jake Goods
Burdett
Photography By
David E. Rintoul
Conard Studio
Kansas
Neuerburgs
Europe
New York
England
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
France
London
Paris
Allen Travel Agency
Dighton
Cultura Club
Soroptomist Club
Rita Howard
Bonnie Simpson
Becky Foley
John Geckles
Moore
Holcomb High School
Champlin Oil Co
Nina Scherer
Hardison
Clinton Geckles
Lawrence Webs
Alexander
Robert Sneller
Alex Earle
John Karle
Frank
Judy Pfeiff
Ava Joss
Rex Toothaker
Cimarron
G.i.’S
Truman
Ann Sanders
Axel
Garden City Telegram
Doris Day
Rod Taylor
Jack
den Franklin's
Duckwall's
Woolworths
Mrs. Wells
Truman Capote
Norris Drug
N. Main Garden City
N. Main
Garden City, Ks
Gan
Star Club
Oliver Brechelsen
Popular
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Woolworth's
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