Engagement announced for Kitt Dunham and Dale Birney
A summer wedding is planned by Kitt Dunham of Copeland and Dale Birney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Birney of Sublette. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dunham announce the approaching wedding.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1957
Page
13
A summer wedding is planned by Kitt Dunham of Copeland and Dale Birney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Birney of Sublette. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dunham announce the approaching wedding.
Miss Dunham, a Copeland High School graduate, is employed at Copeland Mercantile Co. Her fiancé is pursuing college studies in Fresno, California.
Calendar of Social Events lists the Marys balance event at 8 PM, Duplicate Bridge Club in the evening, MG calls Owston at 8, and Star Route with a note that something was cancelled and adjourned until fall.
A group of relatives and friends from Wichita gathered at a host’s home including Mrs Harold Gilger and Joan James with Tasker and Nancy Lee. Several couples plan trips to New Braunfels and Texas while others host or visit relatives in Wichita. Edmiston and Thrasher families are mentioned among guests and hosts.
Embers of Banner MOU near a four part program met Wednesday afternoon. Mrs H M Bortwick and cohostess Mrs Don Leighty led. John Eaton spoke on Colorado mountains of oil. a skit Fixit Takes a Presented by Mines entertained. Kathryn Sughrue reviewed home lighting and eye care. A June 28 breakfast at Mrs John Wolfe’s home was planned.
A compact recipe for a rich honey chocolate cake using cake flour two cups, salt and shortening, honey and vanilla, unsweetened chocolate, and water. Directions outline combining dry and wet ingredients, melting chocolate, and baking until done.
Delegates to the state convention were named at the annual Poppy Breakfast of the American Legion Auxiliary. Members listed include Mrs. Landgren, Mrs. Hennigh, Mrs. Connors, Mrs. Thrasher, and alternates lessoned. The gathering also featured a community Cook's Corner request and a recipe submission prize.
The engagement of Elaine Kuo ak to Wayne Walter is announced by her parents in Roswell New Mexico. Both miss Kubiak and her fiancé attend Colorado State University.
HDU group met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Robert fer home to study cake decoration for special occasions. Officers were elected with Mrs. Ambrose Fross named president and Mrs. Witman vice president. Mrs. Art Davis appointed secretary treasurer and Mrs. Dale Borgman named reporter. The wedding of a member, July 28 at First Methodist Church in Roswell, was noted.
A fragment notes a sophomore majoring in vocational home economics and a member of the Delta Delta Delta sorority. It mentions Mr. Walter as a graduate of Gar- with incomplete context.
Iris promotion notice describes placing orders for unnamed iris varieties at a location on 911 E with emphasis on urgency. The readable text centers on inviting customers to buy and pick up or arrange delivery. No clear organization name or date present.
Christian Women’s Fellowship met at the church to review the past year’s accomplishments. Mrs. Ira Merrick introduced the executive council outlining duties for the term. New officers installed by Mrs. Max Parrish at the tea table include Mrs. Ed Whitmer president, Mrs. Richard Brooks vice president, Mrs. Ralph Burkett and Mrs. Claude Woodard vice presidents, Mrs. Pete Ratnaff secretary, Mrs. Merle Evans historian, Mrs. Gay Smithe director of worship, and Mrs. O. A. Schopf director of study. Outgoing president Mrs. L. E. Correll presided. Spring flowers and pastel decor featured the event.
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