Rita Servantez Leads Local G I Forum Queen Contest
Queen candidates Rita Servantez age 20 and Rita Ann Ortiz age 17 vie in Garden City for the G I Forum queen title to raise funds for Latin American scholarships. Voting ends May 27 with the local winner advancing to Salina for state judging June 17 to 19.
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G.I. Forum
Rita Servantez
Rita Ann Ortiz
Miss Servantez
Joe Servantez
13Th
Garden City
Golden City
Salina
Paul Encinas
Mrs Ball Shares Europe Travelogue at AAUW Meeting
Mrs Ruth Ball hosted 18 AAUW Study group members at 808 N 1st. She described a three month Europe trip last summer visiting Scandinavia Ireland and Spain. She kissed the Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle and displayed souvenirs. Next meeting hostesses named for April 20 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Castro
Deane Wiley
Alma Kleint
Fleta Dyer Willyard Linked to Lillian's Beauty Salon
Fleta Dyer Willyard is associated with Lillian's Beauty Salon, dialing BR 46-3508 to schedule an appointment. The notice lists the beauty service link and contact details for booking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleta Dyer Willyard
Lillian
Dial BR
City PTA Council Elects New Officers
The Garden City PTA Council elected Mrs. William R. Kesler as president at a Wednesday Sabine Hall meeting with 25 representatives present. Don Farr became vice president and Mrs. Russell Wells secretary while Gordon Farr was named treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Kesler
Garden City
PTA Council
Sabine Hall
Don Farr
Russell Wells
Gordon Farr
John Schlender
Schoo
Baby names chosen by two families
Mr and Mrs Billy Dean Stone select Gregory Dean for their son born March 10. Mr and Mrs Bernard Miller choose Shawna Renae for their daughter born March 8. Mr and Mrs Marcial Amaro name their son Marcial Thomas born March 9.
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Gregory Dean
Billy Dean Stone
S. Star Rt
Shawna Renae
Bernard Miller
W. Olvie
Marcial Thomas
Marcial Amaro
Mulberry
WCTU Hears Reports on Alcoholism in Garden City
The Garden City WCTU met in Wesley Hall at First Methodist Church with Devotions by Mrs Henry Slowers and voting to fill the treasurer role after Mrs Ruth Reed resigned due to illness. Mrs Mabel Cleveland was elected secretary. The group reviewed a Scott City "School of alcoholism" program and noted one fifth of mental cases link to alcohol. A Bob Dole letter announced a Congress proposal to designate the fourth week of April as Youth Temperance Week. Refreshments were provided by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Wesley Hall
First Methodist Church
Henry Slowers
C. A. Wiley
T.E. Asslin
Addie Thompson
Ruth Reed
Mabel Cleveland
Scott City
Bryant Garnand
E. B. Titus
Oliver Brecheisen
Astin
Bob Dole
Congress
Kathryn Blakeslee
Stowers
Earl Gardner
Lucila Warren
Youth rights discussed at AAUW panel night
The American Association of University Women hosted a panel on youth rights during their dinner meeting at the Luau Inn. Moderator Mrs John Riggs led Dan High Mrs Stuart Boone and Mrs Edwin Hooper amid 21 members and special guests including Mrs and Mrs L C Crouch and 18 Garden City Community Junior College women students.
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American Assn
Luau Inn
John Riggs
Dan High
Stuart Boone
Edwin Hooper
Ethan Quakenbush
L.C. Crouch
Garden City Community Junior College
St. Patrick’s
Kelley Malson
Bessie Grieve
Cora Dickey
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Rita
G. I. Forum
Continental Inn
American Junior G.I. Forum
Garden City Junior College
Miss Ortiz
Garden City High School
T.M. Ortiz
W. Fallon
Johnson Photo Service
Mrs. Ball
Europe
AAUW
Ruth Ball
N. 1St
American Assn. of University
City Pta Council
Wiliam R. Kesler
Elmer Bartlett
Donald Vaughn
Donald Lear
Clifford Hope, Jr
Man
Cleve Spencer
Ted Roberts
James Eatherly
Clark Mitchell
Marguerite Roth
Max Fogleman
Jerome Stonehocker
C. F. McGraw
Roosevelt Whiters
Tom Saffell
Abe Hubert
Shortcake
Dairy Queen
Penrose Stadium
Rudy
Valenzuela
Kansas Ave
Garden City, Kansas
Garden City Telegram
WCTU
Sonotone
P.O. Box
W. Kansas Garden City
House of Hearing
Ony
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