Pierceville Birthday Cheer And Local News Bits
Rhonda Witt celebrated her fourth birthday with an October 3 party hosted by her mother Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Witt. Attendees included Lois Aldin Cindy Alan and Diana Riner Renea Ricky and Rusty Livingston Debbie James Shisha Pavis Virginia Greg and Raymond Morris, Cindy Witt, Stephen Patrick Becky Widows, Scott and Gregg Smith and the grandmothers Mrs. James Waller and Mrs. Hugo Witt. Nearby, Bobbie Barnes burned his left leg and ankle from a gasoline incident. older brother Lynn helped extinguish the fire. Pierceville grade school teams split results in Friend Friday play. Karen Jones and Johnnie Walker visited from Emporia State University while practicing teaching in Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs. Pred Snodgrass celebrated their 40th anniversary with family and friends. Dorcas Society met at the church. devotions by Arthur Jones and a missionary study by Donald Keller. WW supper honors for Wayne Rieth and son Edward with familiar attendees. Pierceville eighth graders washed cars to fund their class project under teacher Jim Cox.
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Pierceville
Rhonda Witt
Carroll, Witt
Lois Aldin
Cindy
Alan
Diana Riner
Renea
Ricky
Rusty Livingston
Debbie James
Shisha Pavis
Virginia
Greg
Reymond Morris
Cindy Witt
Stephen
Patrick
Becky
Scott
Gregg Smith
James Waller
Hugo, Witt
Bobbie Barnes
Eddie Barnes
Lynn
Bobbie
Karen Jones
Johnnie Walker
Arthur Jones
Karen
Emporia State
Hutchinson
Pred Snodgrass
Jack Cronin
Marvin
Norma Lea
Floyd Davis
Debbie
Dale Snodgrass
Jackie Johnnie
David
K. C. Snodgrass
Leroy
Skellytown
Tex
Pierceville Dorcas Society
Deane Vanderree
Donald L. Keller
Wayne Rieth
Edward
Wayne
Minnie
Mra
James
Jimmie
Arlene
Mickey
Mearl Hutton
Eldon
Clint
John
Bob
Vern Beavers
Cheryl
Tommie
Pineapple Slices Broiled with Butter and Sugar
A simple dessert: brush eight pineapple slices with melted butter, sprinkle brown sugar, and broil four inches from heat for ten to twelve minutes. Serve hot on sponge cake slices with whipped cream for a delicious finish.
Don’t Forget Cupboards During Kitchen Cleaning
When tackling a big kitchen cleaning, remember to replace shelf paper or shelf coverings, especially in high cupboards. Warm weather makes this maintenance more important to keep shelves clean and odors at bay.
Add Curry Chutney to Mayonnaise for Platter Serve
A recipe note suggests adding both curry powder and chopped chutney with a litre of chutney syrup into mayonnaise. Mix into a sauce to accompany a platter of cold sliced chicken and turkey, with cooked rice and a vegetable salad.
Banana Oatmeal Cake With Coconut Frosting
Recipe for a banana oatmeal cake with brown sugar batter, banana mix, and a coconut brown sugar frosting. Includes steps for mixing, baking at 350 degrees, cooling, and broiling frosting to golden bubbly. Prize offer noted for submitted recipes.
Calendar of Social Events list for week in Garden City
Social clubs and church groups fill week with meetings dinners and programs from Monday to Thursday at locations including Luau Inn Masonic Temple Warren Hotel Continental Inn Garden City Public Library and various homes notable organizations include American Association of University Women Beta Sigma Phi March entries and Soroptimist Club with speakers and projects and a presch library story hour with details of times and hosts.
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Unner
Continental Inn
Garden City
Christian Women's Fellowship Group
Aim
Merle Tillery
Lyminn Huckastadt
Velma Larson
Church Paglor
Hoatese
Evelyn Fischer
Warene Testerman
Naomi Hett
E. Hazel
Mary Louw
Martha Beames
Elizabeth Baldwin
Pennsylvania
Lucille Campbell
Forrest Cox
Esther Edwards
Anderson
Rosemary Schouerman
Wilbur Morris
Spruce
Louise Dutcher
Ernest
Proudtit
W. Olive
Dorothy Gleason
Charles Walter
Old Manor
von Weet Reuter
Alvin Lowe
Srothren Women's Fellowship
Church of the Brethren
United Church
Baby names announced by area families
Our Baby ame Our Baby ame SANDRA LANETTE is the name selected by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sage for their daughter born Oct. 8 Rt. 1. GLYNIS ANN chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Hartley for their daughter born Oct. 1 1719 Parkwood. CURTIS MICHAEL picked by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bugner for their son born Oct. 3 606 Briar Hill. LORLYN chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Loren Doll for their girl born Oct. 8. Also mentions Peony root and Finnup Seed.
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Sandra Lanette
Douglas Sage
Rt. 1
Glynis Ann
Harold H. Hartley
Parkwood
Curtis Michael
Eugene Bugner
Briar Hill
Lorlyn
Loren Doll
Ingalls
Decor Talk At Jaycee Meeting On Home Decorating
Mrs Galloway spoke at the Jaycees gathering at Mrs Dale Berry's home on Belmont detailing ten design points for home renovation Harmony unity rhythm emphasis scale proportion line and form balance texture and color Wives of visiting Juncees enjoyed a fashion show from local shops Models included Mrs Wilbur Gough and others Hostess for the November 13 meeting will be Mrs Melvin Johnston at 606 Howerton.
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Bill Galloway
Jaycee Jaynes
Dale Berry
Belmont
Galloway
Martin
Meschke
Wilbur Gough
Dale
Dennis
Deidrea
Chelle
Charles
Mona
Mary. Wilson
Jon Hedges
Richard Henry
Sandra
Brenda Hedges
Greg
Theres
Scott
Virgina
Gary Holmes
Don Coulter
Keeli
Melvin Johnston
Howerton
Mrs Calihan Discusses Today Is Ours at PEO meeting
Mrs Ray Calihan Jr led 24 members of Chapter 1 FF of PEO in a discussion of the topic Today Is Ours at a Friday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Leroy Hood at 17 Evans. Vocal solos by Mrs Alton Foster included This Day Is Mine and Today I Love Everybody. The Oct 18 meeting will be hosted by Mrs C C Hicks at her country home south of Garden City. Republican Chili Supper set for Oct 16 at 6 p.m. at the new Co-Op Center Oldady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Calihan Jr
Leroy Hood
Evans
Calihan
Alton Foster
Ann Landers advice columns spill into a rural page
Readers send questions and complaints about an Ann Landers imitator, marital expectations, teen pregnancy, and a messy family dinner. The letters mirror 1950s era attitudes as Ann counsel and readers respond with firm guidance.
Duncan Family Trip and Winter Plans Across States
Mr and Mrs Ben Duncan of 401 Washington recently returned from Altus Oklahoma where they visited his brother Pat Duncan and family. They also visited another brother Ian Duncan at Duncan Oklahoma and his father Charley Duncan who is 92. Mrs C A Smith of Compton Lakes New Jersey leaves Saturday to visit her daughter Mrs Stanley Mason for the winter.
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Ann Landers
Ben. Duncan
Washington
Altus
Okla
Pat Duncan
Duncan
Ian Duncan
Charley Duncan
C. A. Smith
Stanley C. Mason
Compton Lakes
N. J
Vitamins D and E explained by Ralph McClung
Ralph McClung outlines vitamin D roles in bone growth and mineralization and vitamin E in enzyme function and reproduction. He invites questions and expresses thanks for McClung & Payne's weekly service, noting their friendly, fast help.
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McClung &Payne’s
Newman Club Discusses Marriage Topics at Meeting
The Newman Club met Thursday afternoon at 908 N 5th to discuss marriage topics. Mrs. M M Higgins read Keep Romance in Marriage while Mrs Oscar Bergkamp spoke on Responsible Parenthood. Mrs Al Regan led the 17 attendees. special guest Mrs Frank Stowell of Banning, California attended. Hostess prize went to Mrs Phil Sheehy. The next meeting is set for October 24 at 2 p.m. with Mrs John Dopler at 702 N Std.
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Newman Club
John Anderson
Romarce
M. M. Higgins
Oscar Bergkamp
al Regan
Frank Stowell
Banning
Calif
Phil Sheehy
John Dopler
N. Std
Delta Mu sorority hosts model business meeting event
Mrs. Snell led Delta Mu at 1603 St John Monday night with eight members and four guests including Mrs. George Kendall and Mrs. Bill Cross. Program covered meanings of Epsilon Sigma Alpha and zone meeting reports from Libera. A black and gold fall theme with marigolds and crystal accents featured. Also noted were attendees Mia, Gene Austin, Mrs. Alice Mort, Mrs. Tom Clare and Mrs. Bernard McPherson. A chicken supper promoted: Republican Chili, Wednesday October 16 at 6 p.m. at the new Co-Op Center.
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Delta Mu Sorority
Bill Shipman
St. John
George Kendall
Bill Cross
Larry Zinn
Harold Ely
Walter Snell
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Kenneth Swenson
Meredith Mills
Libera
Mia
Gene Austin
Alice Mort
Tom Clare
Bernard McPherson
Look Back to Move Forward In Life and Work
Garnand's Grains of Sand reminds readers to look back occasionally to gauge progress and the example set for others. It cautions against dwelling on the past while urging adaptation to today’s competition and to live each day so future reflection shows progress.
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Pierceville News
Lisa
Jim Cox
Renee Blackwell
Gail Stmatze
Janice Goff
Melvin James
Ronnie Barnes
Bobby Becker
Leland McGraw
Lloyd Lightner
Bobby Husband
Joyce Burd
Larry Mott
Necoeca
A. R. Lefort
Louise
Darrell Lee Buell
Walter Buell
N. Main
Walls Foodliner
Highway Department
Commonwealth Theaters
Gladys Pounds
Safford
Garden City Telegram
Kan
Cultura
Jilly Rhodes
Elm American Assn University
Luau Inn
Zeta Upsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
McKrebs
Lincoln Road
Alpha Tau
Beth Porter
E. Walnut
Beauceant
Masonic
Bob Buerkle
N. Maln Tor Ride
Delta MU
Tufsdat
Royal Neighbor Social Club
Nelle Beach
STAR
Masonie Temipte
Larry Doll
Eminence Rt
Lyle Nelson
Pershing
Golden Rule
Glenn Voth
Star Rt
de Wiehe
Summit
Garden City Public Library
Renders
Lloyd Joyce
James Matherly
Ame
13Th St
Eileen Gerber
Urban Gerber
N. 12Th
Sacred Heart College
Wichita
Midwest
Gerber
Vicki Westring
Burns
Michelle Boyle
Forest Hills
N.Y
Mrs. Galloway
Jaynes
Mrs. Calihan
New Co-Op Center
Oldady
Gallahads Gerden
Garden City Dragway
Mdunlelmed Ahmav
Amer Evla
Acexe
Leslie
Wilson
Chevrolet
Ann
Bloomfield
Sam
Zelda
Myrtle
Panama Hattie
Hattie
For All
Baevid F. Rinton
Conard Stable Dunes Eey, Ieee Pang
Ralph McClung
Stady
Garnand
Jamie Seo
Ale Ae Ese Pee
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