Leoti Pupils Enjoy Trip to Garden City
Leoti Junior High School students and staff joined a Garden City excursion last week. Eighth graders listed include Terry Asmussen and Vicki Bauns. ninth graders on the trip feature Paul Childs and Rodger Webb. accompanying adults include Earl Griesick and Bernice Kreutzer.
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Leoti
Garden City
Earl Griesick
Mmnes
Berniie Kreutzer
R. Long
Donald Lee
Clifford Jay
Dean Votter
Gene Biel
Jim McBride
May Pfannestiel
Harold Asmussen
Bob Haines
Ronald Holloway
Melvin Gilmore
Terry Asmussen
Vicki Bauns
Tom Cable
Rickey Caldwell
Mrs Castro Hosts Roses Tour Slides Luncheon
Mrs Lucille Castro presented a travelogue titled Tour of the Roses with colored slides at a luncheon for the Study Group of the American Association of University Women, at Miss Louise Williams home. She spoke of the 76th Tournament of Roses at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena and wore a turquoise feathered hat. Co hosts were Mrs Frank Feldman and Mrs Willie May McCray. Special guests included Mrs John Dennis and Mrs Robert Mark. Bowls of roses adorned the rooms and rose bud vases centered the tables. Ruth Ball was elected next chairman, W T Rooney co chair, and Casey will remain secretary. Meetings resume in September.
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Lucille Castro
Louise Williams
American Assn
Pasadena
Calif
Garden City Telegram
Frank Feldman
Willie May McCray
John Dennis
Robert Mark
Ruth Ball
W. T. Rooney
Casey
Progressive HDU Members Meet at May 14 Lesson
Eight of twelve members of the Progressive Home Demonstration Unit met at the 4 H Building on May 14 to hear Elsie Branden on Fashions and Fabrics. They voted $15 to the Smurthwaite House Fund. Mrs. Pugh resigned as president. she moves in June. Vice-president Mrs. Bruce Kenyon will be away. Mrs. Angell a Glant was elected to serve as vice-president for the year. Next meeting at Mrs. O A Schopf's home in Holcomb on June 11 at 2 p.m.
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Progressive Home Demonstration Unit
Elsie Branden
Don Pugh
Smurthwaite House
Pugh
Bruce Kenyon
Angella Glant
O.A. Schopf
Holcomb
Ann Landers
Roark to Visit Relatives in Scott City Memorial Day
E J Roark arrives from Atchison to stay with granddaughter and family Mr and Mrs Joe Vanderwiede 1202 Pinecrest He plans to visit Scott City relatives Friday and attend Memorial Day services with Mr and Mrs Bobby Widows Canadian Tex and his mother Mrs Gladys Widows 712 Conkling Mr Widows works with Central Exploration Drilling Co
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Atchison
E.J. Roark
Scott City
Joe Vanderwiede
Pinecrest
Bobby Widows
Tex
Gladys Widows
Conkling
Mr. Widows
Central Exploration Drilling Co
Royal Neighbors Social Club Meets at Hays Home
Mrs. Paul Hays hosted the Royal Neighbors Social Club luncheon at her Rt. 1 home with 18 members present. Rhoda Jewell and C. L. Barnum assisted, flowers adorned the tables, poems on mothers were read, Jewell gave devotions on answered prayers, Virgil Carey led a brief business session, Nancy Thompson attended as a guest, games were led by Barnum, Ruth Evans and C. T. Brown won prizes, and West received the hostess gift.
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Paul Hays
Rt. 1
Royal Neighbors Social Club
Rhoda Jewell
C.L. Barnum
Jewell
Virgil Carey
Nancy Thompson
Barnum
Ruth Evans
C.T. Brown
Frank West
St Marys Altar Society installs new officers
Mrs Elmer Richmeier is president and Mrs Richard Reeves vice president lead the St Marys Altar Society install at St Marys Church basement with 36 attending. Mrs Wer dell Meier conducted the ceremony as a grotto piece by Mrs Pete Bur gardt was displayed for Briar Hill Manor. Rogation days set for May 24 25 and 26 with a special farmers mass. Next meeting August 2 at 8 pm in the church basement.
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Elmer Richmeier
St. Mary’s
Our Lady of Lourdes
Pete Burgardt
DCCCW
Larned
Briar Hill Manor
W. T. Rooney Jr
Holy Land
Elmer Richmeter
Julius Appelhans
Mines
Deloyd George
Robert Baier
Elmer Brungardt
Norbert Dome
Joe Matza
Altar Society
St. Mary's Church
Social events calendar for Wednesday to Sunday
Calendar lists a string of social and club events at area venues including a recital at the high school theatre, a Women’s Club luau, a Ninth Grade party at the Civic Center, Presbyterian women’s association meetings, a park talk by John Hazlitt of Pratt, a Community Church fellowship breakfast, a teacher appreciation dinner at Continental Inn, Odd Fellows Lodge, and gatherings for GCHS alumni with a stadium meet and bus tour.
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Little Theater
Larry Harris
Luau Inn
Lucy Carrigan
Civic Center
Thorsday United Presbyterian Women's Assn
Stella Stewart
Finney County Park
Fish and Game Assn
John Hazlitt
Pratt
Woman's Fellowship of Community Church
Hutchison
Continental Inn
Odd Fellow
Pridat
Andrew Hummer
GCHS
Stadium
Lee Kemper
Warren Hotel
Downing’s
Kountry Kuzins Award Scholarship to Lloyd DeRemus
Lloyd DeRemus will receive a Citizenship seminar scholarship from the Kountry Kuzins Home Demonstration Unit this summer. Nine members met at the 4-H building to hear fashion and fabric lessons by Elsie Branden, with business by Mrs. Gerald Becker and a label care report by Mrs. Earl Dougherty. A June 16 meeting host is Mrs. Herman Hoeme. Card of Thanks from the Armantrout family honors flowers, cards, and cancer foundation donations.
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Lloyd DeRemus
Kountry Kuzins
Elsie Branden
Finney County
Gerald Becker
Earl Dougherty
Anthony
August Koster
Herman Hoeme
Dr. Wiley
St. . Catherine's Hospital
Cancer Foundation
Katharine
John) Armantrout
Aurora Club Closes Season With Luncheon
The Aurora Study Club held a no host luncheon at the O K Coffee Shop with 11 members. President Mrs. Frank McKedy led the event and a Whitmer garden centerpiece prize was awarded. Mrs. McKedy received a layette shower. new officers and committees were announced, with the season ending until September.
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O.K
Aurora Study Club
Frank McKedy
Ed Whitmer
C.J. Degenhart
Marvin McMichael
J.K. Dunavant
L.O. Wasson
Bernitha Billings
McKedy
Dunavant
Lee Puckett
R.A. Dicks
Joe York
Community Tornado Cleanup Gratitude Thanks Local Help
A note thanking friends and neighbors for time and labor in cleaning and repairing their place after a tornado. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. George Evans and to all the ladies who provided food. May God bless you all, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Reed.
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George Evans
Lall
Guy Reed
Ann Landers column letters reveal domestic strain and advice
A reader pleads for help after a recently failed marriage episode shows a tired husband dismissing chores. Another letter questions whether couples can behave after an affair. A third complains of unprinted letters, to which Landers offers guidance and a booklet, inviting more inquiries via Garden City Telegram.
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Ann Landers
Garden City
Eagles Auxiliary Installs Officers in June Plan
The Eagles Auxiliary installed officers at a meeting in the Eagles Aerie with 27 attendees. Mrs. Gene Sloan led the installation. Mrs. Arnold Needham was conductress. Past president pin was given to Mrs. Henry Doppersmidt. A June visiting committee was named: Bill Garvin chair, Don Eastman, Frank Fief, Joe Geckles, Jerry Goetz. Next meeting June 7 at 8 p.m.. anniversary party set for June 26.
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Gene Sloan
Arnold Needham
Clarence Wells
Henry Dopperschmidt
Bill Garvin
Don Eastman
Frank Fief
Joe Geckles
Jerry Goetz
The
Eagles Aerie
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