BPW Club to Begin Personal Development Course
Business and Professional Women's Club will start a personal development course on June 2. At last week's meeting plans were discussed and the group is to host a picnic at Mrs. Catherine Lowry’s home, 813 Evans, on May 12. Members heard a state convention report and learned Mig non Sullivan will be invited as a courtesy member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Catherine Lowry
Evans
Kenneth Hagler
Mignon Sullivan
BPW
Eddie Barclay
Gerald Hanson
Hagler
Dora Long
Mrs Frank L Stowell Visits Family in Kansas
Mrs Frank L Stowell Ban ning Calif arrived Saturday to visit her sister in law Helen M Stowell 805 N 6th and other friends She is a former Garden City resident Also planned visits in Wichita with Mrs Rachel Strasser 1209 Belmont and Mrs Josephine Graff 217 Conkling Their granddaughters Meleesa Ann Graff and Elaine Louise Graff were among eighth grade graduates All are from Marienthal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Stowell
Banning
Calif
Helen M. Stowell
N. 6Th
Stowell
Garden City
Wichita
Kansas
Rachel Strasser
Belmont
Josephine Graff
Conkling
Scon
Meleesa Ann Graff
Graff
Elaine Louise Graff
Meleesa
Ted Graff
Elaine
Justin Graff
Marienthal
Dawn Marie Baby Names from Local Parents
Mr and Mrs Clarence Matthews of 1509 Jan report the birth of their daughter Dawn Marie born May 22. The name Stephanie Dawn is listed for Mr and Mrs Lanny Canfield of Lakin for their daughter born May 18 at 5 31 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephanie Dawn
Lanny the. Canfield
Lakin
Dawn Marie
Clarence Matthews
Frees-Staton Ceremony Performed in Great Bend
Janice Frees and Larry Staton were married at 6 p.m. Saturday May 2 at Congregational United Church of Christ in Great Bend officiated by Rev. James L. Koch. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Earl Watkins Jr bridesmaids Mrs David Dahl Le Rae Zajie, Kris tie Barber flower girl, Jerry Frees best man, groomsmen Bill Miner and David Dahl, ushers Rich Farrar Ron Koepsel Lyle Frees. After a Nassau Bahamas trip the couple will reside in Wichita where they will be seniors at Wichita State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Lynnette Frees
Larry Glen Staton
James L. Koch
Congregational United Church of Christ
Great Bend
Lynwood Paul Frees
Orville L. Staton
Sublette
Jimmie Downing
Marilyn Gregg
Greg Woos
Stephanitis
Earl Watkins Jr
David Dahl
Le-Rae Zajie
Taperlighters
Renee Barber
Jerri ‘Dawn Staton
Kristie Barber
Jerry Frees
Bill Miner
Wichita
Rich Farrar
Hugoton
Ron Koepsel
Lyle Frees
Holyrood
Nassau
Bahamas
Staton
Wichita State University
Mary-Martha Class Luncheon Report at Fleming Home
The Mary-Martha Class met for a luncheon for 18 members at Mrs. A. M. Fleming's home, 702 N. 3rd. Mrs. Lester Myers attended as a guest. Hostesses were Mrs. Earnest Lattimore and Mrs. C. J. Degenhart, with Mrs. Marvin McMichael presiding and Mrs. W. H. Bramhall delivering the lesson titled Make the Paper Speak about a missionary in Eskimo history. Mrs. Ova Schopf will host on June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Fleming
N. 3Rd
Lester Myers
Earnest Lattimore
C. J. Degenhart
Marvin McMichael
W. H. Bramhall
Greenland
Alaska
Saintpaulia Club Meets to Discuss Mulches and Gardening Ethics
Saintpaulia Club at the home of Mrs. Frank Meier 1005 Summit hosted a meeting led by President Mrs. Ralph Powers with a program on Organic Gardening by Mrs. Bessie Grieve. She urged use of mulch to enrich soil, warned against insecticides like DDT, and noted compost and newspaper mulch. tour of the host’s rose garden followed. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Anna Brennaman at 209 N 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meier
Ralph D. Powers
Bessie Grieve
Grieve
George Washington
Leslie Wolf
Méier
Anna Brennaman
Soroptimist Club Awards Grant To Jaco Student
Soroptimist president Mrs Jim Wharton hosted 17 members at Flamingo Restaurant for a dinner meeting. Members shared personal experiences and poems. The club awarded a second year scholarship to Theresa Hahn of Garden City Community Junior College, via recommendations by Ethel Hooper and Doris Niedens. Officers elected for 1971 72: Dennis Harness president Iva Nusser vice president Patricia Brumley recording secretary Ethel treasurer Kay Hudson corresponding secretary Lucile Graves director. Carry-over director Vera King with Mrs Wharton on the executive board. Mrs Harness reported on the Great Bend district workshop held April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Hahn
Garden City Community Junior College
Ethel Hooper
Doris Niedens
Theresa
Francis Hahn
Dennis Harness
Iva Nusser
Patricia Brumley
Ethel
Kay Hudson
Lucile Graves
Vera King
Wharton
Harness
Great Bend
Memorial service held by PEO Chapter X
At 1101 Pats Drive home of Mrs W G Witt PEO Chapter X met with 26 members honoring 29 departed members A memorial service listed each name as a flower was placed in a silver basket Mrs John Burnside and Mrs Lester McCoy assisted in the ceremony President Mrs John G Mittler to represent Chapter X at the state convention June 1 3 in Arkansas City Next meeting scheduled June 4 at the rural home of Mrs Andrew Larson Sr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Witt
Pat's Drive
C. E. Oakes
Leigh G. Perry
Chapter X
Arkansas City
Andrew Larson Sr
Insurance Women Name Officers For 1971 72
Western Kansas Insurance Women gathered in Garden City for a dinner meeting at 83 Restaurant. Thirteen members and two guests attended as slides from Mr and Mrs Bill Votter showcased their Holy Land trip. Bosses Night dinner is planned for June 15 at Wheat Lands Convention Center. New officers installed: Beverly Gembeck president, Frances Cooper vice president, Gladys Shook secretary, Evelyn Kurtz treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Women
Western Kansas
Garden City
Bill Votter
Scoti
Holy Land
Wheat Lands Convention Center
Billie Rohrbaugh
Cimarron
Beverly Gembeck
Dodge City
Frances Cooper
Calendar of Social Events Listing Weekly Meetings
Social clubs schedule events from Tuesday through Friday at various venues. Rebekah Lodge meets 8 pm at 100 Hall and Women of the Moose at Pimgee Lodge Home, West Way. Rainbow Girls meet 4 pm at Masonic Temple. Adult Girl Scout Volunteers gather 9 30 am at 108 W Hackberry for 1971 72 orientation. Banner BHU hosts 1 30 pm at Mrs Jenny Ridge. Plymell Church Women meet 2 pm at Plymell Union Church. United Presbyterian Women's Association serves 9 90 am coffee at Rogers Hall with Dr and Mrs H L Patterson of Warned Wall presenting Medical Mission in Afghanistan. Odd Fellow Lodge gathers 3 pm at ICOF Hall 2031 N Main. Neigh borly Neighbors event listed Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Women OF the Moose
Pimgee Lodge
West Way
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
W. Hackberry
Banner
Bhu
Jenny Ridge
Hamline
Plymell
Plymell Union Church
United Presbyterian Women's Assn
Rogers Hall
H. L. Patterson
Wall
ODD Fellow Lodge
ICOF
N. Main
Ges
Ferm
West
Study Group Reviews Portrait of a Prime Minister for AAUW
The AAUW study group reviewed Portrait of a Prime Minister Golda Meir with Mrs W T Rooney as reviewer. Hostess Mrs Orville Nanninga welcomed 11 members and new member Mrs John Riggs joined. A new chair and co chair were elected and the group closed the season with plans for next year theme As You Like It. An illustrated book Home of the Presidents was chosen as a memorial for Mrs Frank Crase to be placed in Garden City Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golda Meir
W. T. Rooney
AAUW
Orville Nanninga
John Riggs
Nanninga
Frank Feldman
Cochairman
Gladys Dames
Walter Wolf
Garden City Public Library
Frank Crase
Carter Redetzke Engagement Told
Mr and Mrs Marlin Carter of Syracuse announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Elizabeth to Marlyn Redetzke son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Redetzke of Clarlin Mississippi Margaret is a 1971 Fort Hays State College graduate and Sigma Sigma Sigma member She will teach obstetrical nursing at Fort Hays while Redetzke completes his senior year A July wedding is planned. WATCH for listing on 20000 Jewelry liquidation at Scott City Kansas beginning May 26 through May 28 700 Hermes Jewelry 408 Main Scott City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Carter
Syracuse
Margaret Elizabeth
Marlyn Redetzke
Vernon Redetzke
Clarlin
Miss Carter
Fort Hays State College
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Fort Hays
Redetzke
Scott City
Kansas
Hermes
Main
Legals Notice of Clemency Hearing in Kansas
Public record notes Michael Joe Calderon, sentenced 1965 and 1969 in Finney County for Burglary II, has Applyed for Executive Clemency. A hearing by the Board of Probation and Parole will consider the application. Written comments must be sent to the Kansas State Office by a specified deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pele Massey
Michael Joe Calderon
Finney County
Kansas
Board of Probation and Parole
Ann Landers V D Advice Sparks Reader Letter Response
A reader criticizes Ann Landers for V D guidance, prompting letters praising the column's public health education. Teen Steve asks for a 50 word stance on why teens should not use drugs, and Landers encourages self-authored words after pointing to her prior writings and a published youth health piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann . Landers
V.D
Des Moines Tribune
Melvin D. Lightener
Pelk County Health Dept
Ann Landers
Boy Scouts of America
Steve R
Lexington, Ky
Steve
Eagle
Bob
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Graydon Goldsberry
Ruth Walker
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Ivan Bratton
Elnora Helm
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Anah Vincent
Potter
Bulletin
Mary Hope
Harry Atherton
Foundation
Yout
Larry G. Staton
Janice Lynette Frees
Mary-Martha
Ova Schopf
Ce Oeruadl
Nellie Moora
Mor
Saintpaulia Club
Welcome Wagon Club
Ye Olde Hayloft
Pat Porter
Paul Winkelmann
Soroptimist Club
Jaco
PEO Chapter X
Insurance
Legals
Jones Avenue
Tony Mesa
Earl Barton
L and iv
Love
Miss L
Dr. Love
County Health Department
San Leandro
Ann
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Indianapolis
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