Pawnee Indian 4-H Club Plans Annual Party
The Pawnee Indian 4-H Club will host its annual achievement party on Oct 10 at 7 30 p m in the Pawnee Acre Community Building. Slides of Incal 4-Hers since 1950 will be shown and all are invited.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1963
Page
3
The Pawnee Indian 4-H Club will host its annual achievement party on Oct 10 at 7 30 p m in the Pawnee Acre Community Building. Slides of Incal 4-Hers since 1950 will be shown and all are invited.
Mrs Drees taught wallpapering to 15 Lincoln Goodwill members at the home of Mrs G E Dunkelberg Rt 1 Co host Mrs William Mai. Mrs Miller in charge devotions by Mrs Ottie Craig. Members chose river and lake names for reports this year. Hostess gift to Mrs H F Morgan. Next meeting hosted by Mrs Miller Mrs Drees and Mrs Edgar Rust in November at 1 30 in the 4 H building date to be set.
Mrs. Dale Harrison hosted seven Regina Coeli Study Club members and guest Mrs. Larry Palen at 508 Inge Thursday night. Topics were The Worrier and Why I Pray to Mary. discussion suggested setting aside worry for a time. Roll call touched on vacation trips. next meeting with Mrs. Neil Austin at 1105 N Main. Special: Frozen doughnuts, 25¢ a dozen, Gold-N-Lite Pastries.
Unique Study Club met Wednesday with Mrs C H Cleaver at 612 N 1th, co hosted by Mrs E B Cook. Fourteen members and guest Mrs Walter Wagner attended, roll call answered with a decorating hint. Mrs W T Bryant showed color photos and spoke of a six week Alaska trip. Recreation led by Mrs Minnie Titus. New yearbooks distributed. Next meeting set for November 6 with co hosts Mrs G A Rhodes and Mrs John Kindschi.
Miss Winter of Satanta spoke to the World Friendship Girls at the First Methodist Church about her summer missionary education tour through Methodist schools and centers in the Southeast United States. Twenty members attended the supper and program with guests including Earl Robinson and family.
Mrs Elmer Haas Jr was elected president of the Chat n Learn Home Demonstration Unit at a Tuesday meeting held at Mrs Frank Feldman s home on S Star Rt Mrs L L Solze was named vice president Amasa Warren secretary treasurer and Floyd Hands public relations chairman Halloween ideas were shared by the nine members Dollie Parks guest Secret Sister gifts were exchanged The group will donate towels to Plymell School kitchen The next meeting at 2 pm will be hosted by Mrs Arthur Drussell Star Rt
A Sunday reunion at the Russell Tuttle home near Kalvesta drew friends who had not met in 14 years. Dean Hill and Gail Reed, last seen in Hawaii during U.S. service, shared a noon buffet while families from Jetmore Satanta and Dodge City enjoyed songs games and a sand pile for the kids.
Soften yeast in lukewarm water then dissolve molasses salt and shortening in milk add cold water yeast mix flour and red wheat to form dough. Rise until doubled bake at 400 degrees for 45 minutes. Shortening cans make good bread pans. Submit recipes for a prize.
A local listing of upcoming gatherings and meetings across clubs and schools. Highlights include high school and junior college dances, Demolay and PTA activities, bridge and card groups, and various civic church events scheduled Friday through Tuesday with locations such as Civic Center Warren Hotel Elks Hall and school auditoriums.
Pierceville Woman's Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Nellie Burns home with 11 members present. Mrs. Clay Weldon led a lesson on American Indians. Miss Mabel Adams presided at the business session. A veterans gifts and Penny Art Ford collection was taken. Attendees included Mary Keller Gertie Mosely Eva Burgin Anna Hutton Harold fares Myles McGehee Donald L. Keller and Refus H Parr. Miss Adams will host the November 6 meeting at 2 p.m.
Friends and neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs Tony Rome at Rt 1 with a gift and a house warming party Saturday night in their new home. Cards were played with prizes awarded to Mrs Elmer Richmeier and Herman Lang. Rodger Funk won the traveling prize. Attending were Mr and Mrs Lester Hahn Mrs Herman Lang Mr and Mrs Bob Lopez Elmer Richmeier Mr and Mrs Bernard Kraus and Mr and Mrs Donald Messenger.
A reader questions a judgmental fiancé test and a 20-year-old pregnancy dilemma. Dear Ann Landers offers blunt guidance while an advice seeker considers adoption versus keeping the baby. The column also advises a 50-something wife to seek counseling over financial control and urges readers to request Ann Landers pamphlets.
Mr and Mrs Owen Fritz traveled to Hebron and Lincoln Nebraska after the serious accident of her brother Bill Svoboda. They return to their Ventura California home. Mr and Mrs Bob Smith leave Friday after visiting since Monday with Mr and Mrs H V Mickel at 210 N 5th. Mrs Smith is Mrs Mickel’s sister.
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