Patriotic program highlights Plymell P-TA meeting
A Tuesday Plymell P-TA session featured a four grade patriotic program. Etiquette of the Flag was presented by Larry Voth James Staley and Rodney McMillan. Our American Flag and Who Said skit involved several students with James Staley as flag bearer and Don Lear presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymell
P-Ta
Larry Voth
James Staley
Rodney McMillan
Kathleen Heiman
Scott Duncan
Linda Johnson
Tom Lear
Wayne Hands
Randy McMillan
Debbie Duncan
Brenda Snodgrass
Jimmy Snodgrass
Cedric Hands
Don Lear
Claude Snodgrass
Mrs Philbrick Hosts Estralita Federated Club Meeting
Mrs Charles Philbrick at 708 North Main led 16 Estralita members and three guests in a Kansas Federated Woman's Club session. Panelists discussed topics, reviews marked 49 years of Estralita, heart and cancer fund votes approved, and the next meeting is planned March 14 at 2 p.m. with Mrs Norman Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Philbrick
N. Main
Jerry Hundley
Estralita
Paul Hucalak
Homer Sargent
A. C. Halstead
James Terrel
Philbrick
Dale Gillan
Robert Johnson
Jerry Huggins
Duane West
Don Zilke
Mrs Needham Hosts Priscilla Club Meeting
Mrs. G Needham at 411 N 4th hosted the Priscilla Club Tuesday with Mrs. Jack Rickner presiding over roll call on Snottight on Americans. Special guest Mrs. Fred L Brown attended. A February Valentine party at Mrs. Ben Kelley 801 F Walnut drew 12 members. next meet March 15 at 2 59 p.m. hosted by Mrs. C D Calhoon 1108 N 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Needham
N. 4Th
Priscilla Club
Jack Rickner
Fred L. Brown
Ben Kelley
F. Walnut
C. D. Calhoon
N. ‘Ith
Spring Bride-Elect Gwen Brandes to Wed Gary Hillis
Gwen Ellen Brandes of Liberal is engaged to Gary Hillis son of Leonard Hillis and Mrs Hillis of Liberal The couple will marry in spring Brandes graduated from Garden City High School and Garden City Junior College and works for National Helium Corporation Hillis is a Liberal High School graduate served two years in the US Army and works for the Post Office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Brandes
Liberal
Gwen Ellen
Gary Hillis
Leonard Hillis
Miss Brandes
Garden City High School
Garden City Junior College
National Helium Corporation
Liberal High School
United States Army
United States Post Office
Pierceville News Mrs Andrews Visits Relatives in Kentucky
Mrs Hugh Andrews leaves by train for Louisville to visit her parents and other relatives in Martin Kentucky. The article notes hospital stays, social visits, and family travel across Kansas and nearby states with several local names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Andrews
Kentucky
Pierceville
Hugh Andrews
Louisville
Zear Chaffen
Martin
K. C. Snodgrass
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Mmnes
Bill Andrews
Raymond Andrews
Walter Wilt
Gilbert Rundell
Earl Hutton
Walter Rundell
K.S. Snodgrass
Clay Weldon
Jan Hedrick
Wichita
Pierceville Church
Jack Canady
Hugo Witt
Great Bend
Allen
Dianna
Marion Garman
Clayton
Joan
Randy
Craig
Otis
Colo
Marion
Johnson
Boise City
Okla
Campo
St Patrick Theme Auction Aids ESA Delta Mu Session
Mrs. Bill Shipman hosted the Delta Mu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha with a St Patrick s Day decor theme at 801 Anderson Monday night. An auction replenished the sorority treasury as members gift wrapped items to sell. Prizes were won by Gene Austin Leo Wilson Melvin Turner Tom Clare and M F Mills while Bernie McPherson and Tom Clare received birthday gifts for all sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Shipman
Anderson
Delta Mu Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Mmes
Gene Austin
Leo Wilson
Melvin Turner
Tom Clare
M. F. Mills
Bernie McPherson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ted McMillan
Glen Voth
James Duncan
Francis Schreibvogel
Leonard Snodtrass
I.B. Rundell
Raymond Naab
Eugene Heiman
Marion Lobmeyer
Richard Ohmes
Jack Overton
Martha Lobmeyer
John Staleys
James Duncans
Ted McMillans
Mrs. Philbrick
KFWC
Mrs. Needham
Yardley Soap Sale
McClung Pharmacy
Vogue
Corser Vet Wy Gy
Law Sienieine Ey
Pierceville News
Mrs. Clay Weldon
St. Patrick's
Bun Grill Toaster
SAT. & Sun
Acre
Ard
Rences
Garden City, Kansas
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