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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1964

Page

4

Milligan Installed as Finney County Teachers President

Lloyd Milligan was installed president of the Finney County Teachers Association at a Tuesday night dinner meeting at Downing's. Outgoing president Ralph Leonard presided. Officers named include Mrs. Wilma Corn vice president, Mrs. Glen Lederer secretary, and Donald Vaulin treasurer. Committees for 1964 65 cover publicity budget membership teacher welfare yearbook and legislative items with multiple named members. Next meeting is an 8 a.m. breakfast at Downing's on Sept. 26.

Lloyd Milligan Finney County Teachers Assn Downing's Ralph Leonard Wilma Corn Glen Lederer Donald Vaulin Faye Riggs Geln Lederer Merle Crowley Louise Meisel Lena Carl Gail Rundell Louise Wampler Nina Anderson Lynn Old Leslie Enslow Onis Meleury Bill Johnston Corn Gladys Bale Sybil Tarpley Leo Jo Lowry Dial A. B. Galloway Don Vaughn A. L. Elrod Legislative Downing’s

Baby names chosen by local residents

Imperial couple Mr and Mrs Lee Keathouse name their daughter Tamara Ruth M born April 22. Mr and Mrs James Horning of 12 North Street name their son Duane Edward born April 13.

Tamara-Ruthm Lee Keathouse Imperial Rt Duane Edward James Horning Sth

Calendar of Social Events and Meetings Listing

A list of upcoming social gatherings and club meetings across local organizations. Entries include civic centers, Masons, Eastern stars, American Field Service events, book clubs, beauty and cosmetics groups, encodings of dates and locations, and host names. Includes church events, senior circles, and youth group meetings with invited attendees and brief descriptions.

Tainbow Masons DeMoluya UNDAY Wika Wall Fiuste Neda Diennigh West Wagiags Alony Arig American Field Service Tapen Cen Alo Menting Muldie Dusloads APS Cantery Book Club Tuan Tin Aeon Ulur AiOasm Mey Mra Chaude Wright Kansas Cosmetol Pam Luville Vie Chaipler Plysmell School Buefard Vepor ST. Catilerinig Belles Scrail Huegital Cateeteria Wincoln Coodwill Herbert Orn Ening Circlig Buw Trinity Hal Pmscella Clut Warren Drotel Mes Arnold Schweer

Card of Thanks for Edna Metz's Hospital Care

We express gratitude for kindness shown our sister Edna during her long hospital stay. Thanks to Dr Wiley and Dr Fenton, the nurses and aides, and to friends for gifts, calls, cards, flowers, and prayers in her behalf. From her brothers and sisters of Edna Metz.

Edna Wiley Fenton Dna Metz

25th Open House Honors Dougherty Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Herbert Dougherty of 1314 Hattie will be honored at a Tuesday 7 to 9 30 pm open house celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. Hosts include their children Mr and Mrs John Davis Hays Mr and Mrs Curtis Path Pittsburg and Mike and Steven Dougherty.

Herbert Dougherty Hattie John Davis Hays Curtis Path Pittsburg Mike Steven Dougherty

Sorosis Club Ends Year With May Day Breakfast

The Sorosis Club held its final meeting of the year with a May Day breakfast at Mrs. Howard Smiths home 802 N 7th. Co hosts were Mrs. David Elsey Mrs. Jim Pinegar and Mrs. Doug Tedrow. Four new members Mrs. Wallace Good Mrs. Oscar Kunz Mrs. Robert Walker and Mrs. Maurice Wisler joined. New officers Mrs. George Armantrout president Mrs. William Lewis first vice president Mrs. Lloyd Joyce second vice president Mrs. Peter Drevnick secretary and Mrs. Richard Stone treasurer were installed. The group reflected on club history since 1927 displayed the charter scrap book and decorated May Baskets for guests.

Sorosis Club Howard Smith David Elsey Jim Pinegar Doug Tedrow Bryant Garnang Ovid Harmon Sorosis Wallace Good Oscar Kunz Robert Walker Maurice Wisler George Armantrout William Lewis Lloyd Joyce Peter Drevnick Richard Stone Armantrout John F. Walters

Sherlock Hustlers HDU Hosts Home Demonstration Unit Meeting

Mrs. Virgil Harsh of Holcomb hosted 14 Sherlock Hustlers Home Demonstration Unit members at the 4-H building with assistance from Mrs. Fred Martinez Jr. The group received hostess gifts and Mystery Pal presents. A Future Homemakers of America session was led by Mrs. Martinez. A May 5 citizenship seminar banquet in Holcomb benefited from a $10 check, and a lampshade demonstration was given by Mrs. Elsie Branden. The unit plans a Kansas Home Demonstration week window display May 4–8 and will meet next with hostesses Mrs. Rodger Funk and Mrs. Norman Adams.

Virgil Harsh Holcomb Fred Martinez Jr Sherlock Hustlers Home Demonstration Unit Farm Bureau Herman Lang John Rupp Tony Klaus Homemakers of America Martinez Finney-Kearny County Retarded Children’s Assn Sherlock Nlustlers Lou Boultinghouse Association Cecil Snodgrass Spon Elsie Branden Vinney County Rodger Funk Rt. 1 Norman Adams

Miller Family Guests In Sublette And Death Notice

Mr and Mrs Francis Miller and sons Brian and Alan of New Madrid Missouri were guests Wednesday and Thursday of his parents Mr and Mrs Verne Miller of Sublette Charles E Matt 210 N 10th has received word of the death of his sister Mrs Fanny Lovelis and died Friday at Texarkana Arkansas

Francis Miller Brian Alan New Madrid Verne Miller Charles E. Matt Fanny Lovelis Texarkana Ark

Kitchen Advice On Making Lamb Bone Soup

The bones from a roast leg of lamb can form a good soup when simmered with extra broth onions carrots barley and seasonings.

Trinity LWML Heads To Dodge City Convention

The 1964 Kansas District LWML convention will be held in Dodge City May 7-8 with a May 6 Christian Growth Workshop at Holy Cross Lutheran Church. Keynote speaker is Rev. Paul Hansen of Denver, with Prof. James R. Hensel of Valparaiso University as convention speaker. registration opens May 7 at 8 a.m. in the Municipal Auditorium. Delegates from Garden City and other towns will attend, with an expected 600 registrants and a banquet followed by a pageant.

Kansas Lutheran Women's Missionary League Dodge City Holy Cross Lutheran Church Zone Christian Growth Society Christian Growth Paul Hansen Denver Colo James R. Hensel Valparaiso Ind Hensel Valparaiso University Detroit Pontiac Mich Elmer Kreening The Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod Gilbert Hankel Empire Carl Froetschner Offerle William Noller Manhattan LWML Mary Magdalene Wilfred Herrman C. O. Gercken Garden City E.C. Reider Garden City League Earnest Kells Dallas Schneer Ted Drees Leonard Ewing C. 0. Gercken Forest Uthe Donald Neff, Lakin

Serve Fresh Pineapple Party Dessert

Slice pineapples in half lengthwise leaving the green stem. Scoop out pulp and dice. Mix with sugar and chili until serving time. Refill shells and garnish with strawberry petal flowers.

Gratitude Offered for Sympathy After Loss

Mr and Mrs Chas Finke Mr and Mrs Geo Metz Mr and Mrs W F Hisey Mrs Esther Faulconer express sincere thanks to friends and relatives for cards flowers and food during the loss of their loved one, giving added strength.

Chas. Finke Geo, Metz W. F. Hisey Esther Faulconer

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