Garden Cition Speaker At Safety Conference
Kansas City leaders and public officials attend the Mid Western Regional conference of the Presidents Committee for Traffic Safety in Chicago. Mrs. Victor Haflich of Garden City will speak, leading efforts to organize state and local citizen groups in support of proven traffic safety programs and strengthen existing groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Chicago
Presidents Committee For Traffic Safety
Eisenhower
Victor Haflich
Garden City
Kansas Farm Bureau
Haflich
Kansas Bureau
Farm Bureau
Gram
Traffic Safety Council of Women
Bill Witt to Study in Pakistan at Forman College
Garden City native Bill Witt, son of Mr and Mrs William G Witt of 509 Jones Ave, a KU sophomore, will study economics next year at Forman College Lahore under the Junior Year Abroad program of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions. He departs in August and will fund most expenses with church and student-center aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Forman College
Lahore
Pakistan
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Bill Witt
William G. Witt
Jones Avye
University of Kansas
Witt
Presbyterian
Philippines
India
Lebanon
Switzerland
Spain
France
Japan
Hong Kong
Calendar of Social EVENTS and club notices
A compact social events calendar lists meetings and activities for BPW Club, Ladies Missionary, Presbyterian Women's Association, various church circles, and auxiliary groups across the week. Notable items include a speed typing demo, church work days, covered dish gatherings, wreath-making sessions, and a note on a local oregano seasoning tip for hamburger meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hotel
Doris Meyer
Stella Garnand
First Church of
l@ou
P.m
Rogers Hall
First Baptist
FL RL Cooper
Fellowship Hall
Karl Srookover
Ladies Bible Class
Church of Christ
Daisy McKibben
Alice Thayer
First_Baptist church
John Stork
Plumbell
Edgar E. Rundell
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion H
Evening TV Schedule Fragment Shows NBC Lineup
A fragmented TV guide lists NBC programs across May 23 24 with multiple time slots and show titles including News Telegram Music Hour You Bet Your Life Truth or Consequences and Various Variety hour blocks noting several inconsistencies and typos in the scan. The schedule mentions figures such as Bob Wells Tony Jewell Ray Hudson and Joe Tennessen among others, with a mix of music variety and news segments across the day.
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NBC
Girels
Thackenzie
Pauline Fredrick
Chet Huntley
Seip
Moscow
Wayne King
Bob Wells
Public Interest
Telegram
Ray Hudson Shi
Tony _ Jewell
Devotl
Andy Erhart
Tony Jewell
Joe Tennessen
Mary Blaine
Oe Aguneaser
Right To Happiness
Young Widder
Music of Manhattan
Bob Wella
Local social notes and travel add to Wichita Winfield visit summary
Mr and Mrs W E Brant return from Wichita and Winfield to visit Brants’ mother Mrs E W Brant in Winfield. Roy Clayton family travels to Arkansas City for sister in law Glenda McConnell’s graduation. Deryle Moseley home on 30 day Navy leave visits West Hazel. R J Ackley attends dedication in Kansas City of new Consumer's Cooperative building. Janet Hummer turns five with a party at 607 Hazel. Mrs Jim Wolfgram heads to London via El Capitan then Londonderry for two years. Karen Andrews marks ninth birthday with North Sixth friends. Claude Owens family returns from New Mexico visiting Hobbs and Kreie family. Mrs Jesse Davison returns from California. Lifeguards sign up for summer at local pool. Stampp noted speed typist Stelle Garnand to give demo at BPW meeting. Mrs Gladys Wren returns from Beloit executive board meeting planning 1957 state convention. Mrs L Needham and Virginia Dresher of Lyons visit for Needham grandson Steven Charles graduation. Needham recovering from recent fall.
Aurora Club Elects Officers After Luncheon
The Aurora club closed its season with a luncheon at Mrs. Jim Douglas home. Officers chosen include Mrs. J. K. Dunavant as president, Mrs. Ralph Patterson as vice president, Mrs. Ed Whitmer as secretary-reporter, Mrs. Marvin McMichael as treasurer, and Mrs. Douglas as historian. The flower and year book committees were also named, with Mrs. Dale Berry among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora Club
Jim Douglas
J. K. Dunavant
Ralph Patterson
Ed Whitmer
Marvin McMichael
Douglas
Dunavant
R. A. Dicks
Lee Puckett
Max Parrish
Joe York
Lawrence Wasson
Dale Berry
Deadline reminders for Telegrams women's page and notices
The notice instructs submission by 9 30 a m for the women s page with a Saturday deadline of 8 30 a m Club reporters should submit in the afternoon before publication The text notes powder in small jars and suggests adding chicken or fish dishes to meals
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Telegram
Apricot Whip Recipe From Cook's Corner Prize
A recipe for Apricot Whip combines dried apricots orange Jello and whipped milk or cream. Cook apricots with hot juice dissolve Jello, mash and fold in, then whip with dry milk or whipped cream and sugar to taste. Readers can submit recipes for a $1 prize with source credit requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook's Corner
Poppy Day Honors Veterans Children Drive
Mrs. Clayton Kaiser, Child Welfare chairman of the Harry J. Renick Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary, spoke on Poppy Day May 26. Funds support local veteran families, buy clothing and medical care, and aid child welfare and rehabilitation programs run by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Kaiser
Harry J. Renick
American Legion Auxiliary
Ued
Garden City
America
Sequoyah HDU Adds Two to Membership
Sequoyah HDU welcomed two new members at yesterday afternoon’s meeting Mrs. Kenneth Lyon and Mrs. Madison Traster. Mrs. Lee Selichnow provided a civil defense topic in a detailed report. A lesson on laundering by Mrs. G W Meeker covered soaps detergents and water softening aids. A woolen blanket care demonstration was included. Hostess Mrs L C Nelson 1608 Walker. Guest Mrs Kathryn Sughrue.
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Sequoyah Hdu
Kenneth Lyon
Madison Traster
Lee Selichnow
G. W. Meeker
L. C. Nelson
Walker
Kathryn Sughrue
Postal Rate Boost Approved by Committee
In Washington the House Post Office Committee backed a postal rate increase the Post Office Department says would add 10 to 15 cents monthly for the typical letter writing family. The raise targets magazines with advertising as first class mail climbs from 3 to 4 cents per ounce and airmail from 6 to 7 cents per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (A
House
Post Office Department
House Post Office Committee
Seniors Say Farewell at Dinner Dance
Senior class of 1956 held a farewell party with dinner at Downing's and a dance at the Civic Center. Larry Landwehr served as MC with humor, while Pat Finley read, Sammy Lowrey played coronet, Chuck Gaywood sang, Sandra Brookover performed a satire on American history, and Leo Jo Kopp accompanied. The high school quartet also appeared.
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Downing’s
Civic Center
Larry Landwehr
Pat Finley
Sammy Lowrey
Chuck Gaywood
Sandra Brookover
Leo Jo Kopp
Pattern and dress pattern offer with bolero details
The listing promotes dress and matching bolero No 2200 in sizes 10 to 40 with soft pleats and wide collar. Send 35 cents per pattern plus address details to PATTERN BUREAU Garden City Telegram New York for first class mail extra five cents. A nostalgic program of songs closes the fragment.
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Garden City Telegram
Garden City
Eas
Garden City notes honor students and local events
Ten years ago in 1946 awards for scholarship and extracurriculars were presented at Garden City high school. An American Legion homecoming for World War II veterans is planned for May 28. Poppy Day will be observed May 26 by Legion volunteers. Free summer music classes run through June and July. Virginia Devies and Joan Anderson travel to Wichita for state track and to visit relatives. The junior college annual banquet and prom are set for this evening in Garfield Auditorium.
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Garden City High School
Isi
American Legion Post
Garden
City
Paign
Garden City
American Legion Auxiliary
Garden’ City
Virginia Devies
Joan Anderson
Wichita
Garfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Victor W. Haflich
W. E. Brant
Winfield
Mr. Brant
E. W. Brant
Arkansas
Roy Clayton
Kathy
Marsha
North Tenth
West Hazel
Deryle Moseley
Mr. Moseley
Long Beach
Calif
Kansas City
Consumer’s Cooperative Association
R. J. Ackley
North Eighth
Janet Hummer
Bill Hummer
Hazel
Rick Dalton
Kevin
Nancy
Johnny Norton
Kyla
Connie Brechiesen
Ted Doyle
Sandra
Marvin
N. E. Eisner
Nina Hummer
el Capitan
Jim Wolfgram
Floyd Jones
Hudson
New York
London
Londonderry
Ireland
Karen Andrews
W. A. Andrews
North Sixth
Mary Beth Foster
Cindy Lanam
Marsha Norby
Stephanie Snyder
Linda Kurtz
Marsha Finney
Wanda Graham
Lyn
Ruth
New Mexico
Claude Owens
Janice
Judy
South Seventh
Hobbs
Frank Kreie
Kreie
Bill
Owens
Dan Spencer
Bill Owens
North Ninth
Jesse Davison
California
Ramona Drees
Mrs. Joy Smith
Leroy Arnold
Bud Herrington
Joan Tasker
Beth Greathouse
Mary Ann Jackson
Don Fix
Cimarron
Mary Lucille Castro
Stelle Garnand
Gladys Wren
Kansas Professional Photographer’s Association
Beloit
L. C. Needham
Virginia Dresher
Lyons
John Wells
Chesterfield
Ellen Loucks Copeland
Poppy Day
Tata Lai Memary Pye Clean
A Taal Yy & Cleanersinc
Otros Manery
Ovation
Beauty Playhouse
Tussy
Playhouse
Fankhauser Drug
V. R. Mayo
Kansas, City
Topeka
J. C. Kuhn
Dorothy
Richard B. Eggen
Charles B. Eggen
Fort Belvoir, Md
Pueblo, Colo
J. F. Douglass
W. E
Douglass
Douglass and Families
Fess Parker
Buddy Ebsen Plust
Walt Disney
Arizona
Lone Chipmunk
van Johnson Joseph
Cotten Ruth Roman
Jack Carson
Coe Nis
Ee Sale
Gore
DuPont Dacron
Bermuda
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