Centennial Gals HDU Elects New Officers
Frank Kells was elected president of the Centennial Gals Home Demonstration unit at a Thursday meeting. New officers include Mrs Norman Staats as vice president, Mrs Don Coulter secretary, Mrs C 4 Mouser treasurer, and Mrs Ames Husband public relations. The group hosted a Halloween costume party with games led by Mrs Hickey and Mrs Flowers. 18 members attended at the Mickey home. A combined meeting with other units is planned for 7:30 p.m. Nov. 13 at the 4-H building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kells
Centennial Gals Home
Norman Staats
Don Coulter
C. 4. Mouser
Ames
Don Hickey
Jack Flowers
Mickey
Karl Beister
Mia
Ray Hudson
Audra Oliver
John Canning
James Husband
B. L. Loving
Jim Lopez
Raymond Steinmetz
Lyman Huckstadt
Clairt Murray
Jim Atkinson
Local families take trips to games and visits
Mr and Mrs Alton Foster Ray Anderson and Clyde Mercer traveled to Lawrence for the Kansas Iowa football game then returned to Wichita to watch Wichita Hardin Simmons and visit their son Rhea a Wichita University sophomore. Mrs Phil Maharon of Hideaway Ark Colo visits family in Wichita for several days. She also stayed with her parents Pete and and Mrs Smith and sister Mrs Charles Williams. The Maharons moved to Colorado Springs last year and bought the ski resort Winterhof this July Returning Monday from Kansas City were Mrs Lucille Castro her parents Fred Ramirez and their granddaughter Gay Lynne Grimsley as well as Mr and Mrs J F Dibbens. They attended the American Royal and visited Mary Lucille Castro and William Cooper who recently moved from Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Foster
Ray Anderson
Clyde Mercer
Lawrence
Kansas—Iowa
Wichita
Foster
Rhea
Wichita University
Phil Maharon
Hideaway Ark
Colo
Heraughter
Sterling A. Smith
Pete Smith
S. Start
Charles H. Williams
Kansas City
Lucille Castro
Fred Ramirez
Gay Lynne Grimsley
Dodge City
J. F. Dibbens
Mary-Lucille Castro
William Cooper
Garden City
Essex HDU Meets at Dickensons
Essex HDU gathered at Dickensons with nine members and three guests. Mrs. Kenneth Armstrong led a lesson on wallpaper and painting while Mrs. Concannon directed games. Prizes went to Mrs. York and Mrs. Scott, with special gifts for Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Armstrong and President Mrs. Rhodes. A United Fund Drive donation was voted. The unit will meet November 8 at the 4-H building in a joint session with other units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Dickenson
Ingalls
Dale Dickenson
Roy Killion
Mae Dickenson
Essex
HIDU
Kenneth Armstrong
J. M.concannon
Joe York
Effy Scott
G. A. Rhodes
United Fund Drive
4-H
Todays Mothers Hear Talks on Todays Fashions
Mrs. Bryce Roderick and Mrs Sam Alsop led a fashion program for Today's Mothers Club at the home of Mrs. Gene Holloway 601 Davis. Roderick modeled a Tokyo travel outfit and showed how accessories alter a costume, citing Finishing Touches and I Was Jacqueline Kennedy's Dressmaker as sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce Roderick
Sam Alsop
Mothers Club
Gene Holloway
Davis
Roderick
Tokyo
Japan
Dear Ann Landers Problems from a Turbulent Family
Dear Ann Landers column excerpts reveal a reader seeking guidance on adoption child reassurance, wedding reception duties, marital conflict over hunting on anniversaries, and wedding guest roles. The letters discuss coping with an adopted daughter’s feelings, involving the groom’s family, enforcing marital boundaries, and etiquette for hosting relatives at a wedding reception.
Apple Walnut Coconut Cake from Mrs Wayne Reith
A moist cake recipe combining chopped apples sugar flour soda salt and spices with beaten egg vanilla and walnuts then baked in a greased pan. Frost with melted butterscotch or preferred frosting and cut into 12 servings.
Progressive HDU Elects Mrs Smith President
Mrs Charles Smith Holcomb was elected next president of the Progressive Home Demonstration Unit at a Friday afternoon meeting at her home. Next vice president is Mrs Wilbur Ulrich, treasurer Mrs Lawrence Holmstrom and secretary and reporter Mrs Bill Rapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Holcomb
Progressive Home Demonstration
Wilbur Ulrich
Lawrence Holmstrom
Bill Rapp
Angell Gluot
Ora Schopf
Masters
BPW Club Advised on Communism at Luau Inn
Mrs Vie Harlich spoke to the BPW Club on combating communism by reading and teaching patriotism to children. She distributed pamphlets as President Pauline Way led the meeting. Upcoming events include three road signs, Dutch auction gifts for monthly fund projects, and an Oct 23 visit by Allene Haxman at 6 30 p m at the Luau Inn. A Republican Chili Supper is listed for Oct 16 at 6 p m at the new Co-Op Center, 50c a plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie Harlich
Luau Inn
Pauline Way
World Affairs Committee
Wilma Corn
Meart Atherton
Bernice Smith
Cora Dickey
Gladys Hubbard
Cecil Winsten
Florence Lawson
Fern Cleveland
Gladys Darnes
Inez Dunn
Allene Haxman
Ness City
Ninth District
New Co-Op Center
Members Give WCTU Reports at Convention
Friday afternoon meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in the Christian Church featured convention reports. Attendees reporting on the state convention at Wellington included Mrs. Oliver Brecheisen, Mrs. Lena Rouse, and Mrs. F. T. Blakeslee with district convention notes from Syracuse by several members. Special guests were Mrs. Bob Fetters, Rhonda Fetters, and Mrs. Jon Wade Lurtz. Refreshments were served by Mines, R. E. Wasson, E. M. Fischer and Ruby Giomon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Christian Church
Wellington
Oliver Brecheisen
Lena Rouse
F. T. Blakeslee
Syracuse
Elizabeth Baldwin
Henry Stowers
Blakeslee
Brecheisen
Ellis B. Titus
Ruth Reed
Millie Brown
Bob Fetters
Rhonda Fetters
Jon Wade Lurtz
Mines
R. E. Wasson
E. M. Fischer
Ruby Giomon
Doctor addresses PTA on future school mental health help
Dr Joseph De Lucia head of the Mental Health Clinic in Garden City spoke to the Friend Parent-Teachers Association at their October meeting. He said once the clinic is fully staffed he hopes to increase service to local schools. Mrs Roy Jones led the meeting with devotions by Mrs Greon Stover. Hostesses included Mrs Edwin Cheney Mrs Joe Bayer Mrs Harold Stevenson Mrs Eugene Winter and Mrs Lawrence Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph de Lucia
Ments Health Clinic
Garden City
Calendar of Social Events
Calendar lists many clubs and meetings in Garden City with times and locations. Highlights include Piano Teachers League, Newcomers Club, Christian Women's Fellowship, United Presbyterian Women, Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service, Brethren Women’s Fellowship, Gleeful Homemakers, Mental Health group, Odd Fellows events, and dances at the Civic Center and school venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frazier
Coward
Theoni School
Vaughn Par- Tissever Cole
Arc Lt
Quares
Continente
Garden City
Christian Women's Fellowship Group
Merle Tillery
Lyman Huckstadt
Velma Tarsan
Arion Eanes Iene el van Flacher
Arene
Egterman
Naomi Hett
Hazel
Sai
Mary Lou
al Hinkle
HDU
Gene Hand
Crest Road
United Presbyterian Women Combined Circle and Association
Stella Stewart Partor
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Circle
Roberta Alexander
R. M. Jameson
Martha Braimes
Elizabeth Baldwin
Pennsylvania
Lucille Campbell
Forrest Cox
Eather Edwarde
HH. M. Wiley
Lincoln
Donna Ferguson
Clyde Dibchens
Velma Grier
Roscoe Blackford
Church of the Brethren
United Church
Gene Hund
Crest
Civic Center
ODD Fellow Lodge
Grand Lane
Kansas
Iday Homemakers Chorus
Church of Brethren
Lester McCoy
Lyle
Musica
Noble Grand
Mary Rundell
Mary George
Aurora
Dale Berry
Belmont
C. C. Hicks
Rural Harmony Hdu
Louis Correll
Bancroft
OLP Timers Club
Don Hebree
Clvic
Piano Teachers League
Elks Bridge Club Hosts Women and Men Winners
Elks Couples played bridge Tuesday night at the Elks Hall with ten tables. Women’s high went to Mrs Manford Kimberly, second to Mrs Henry Bentrup. Men’s high was won by Manford Kimberly, second to Ed Lewis. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Walt Meyer and Mrs Bill Schroeder. Guest night set for Nov 5 at 8 p.m. All members to assist with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Elks Hall
Manford Kimberly
Henry Bentrup
Ed Lewis
Walt Meyer
Bill Schroeder
Mrs Lindner Hosts Salmagundi Meeting Report
Mrs Lindner and co host Mrs Maurice Lindner 901 N Std hosted Salmagundi with 21 members present. Mrs Jervais Reed reviewed Rancho La Puerta health resort and Mrs Harold Gilger presented Yoga and breathing techniques. Next gathering slated with Mrs H M Wiley Lincoln Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmagundi
Maurice Lindner
N. Std
John Frazier
Jervais Reed
Rancho la Puerta
Harold Gilger
H. M. Wiley
Lincoln Road
Mrs McMillan Hosts Country Friends Meeting
Mrs Verna McMillan of 7074 N Tth hosted eight members of the Country Friends Club Friday afternoon at her home. A Bible quiz and social hour completed the gathering. Mrs Lafe Moore to host next meeting in November at 2 p.m. Roll call will be a favorite poem. Republican Chili Supper announced at new Co-Op Center for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna McMillan
Country Friends Club
Lafe Moore
WSCS Women Study Lives of Wesley Men
The Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met with about 60 members for Our Methodist Heritage. A portrait of John Wesley was displayed as Mrs. 5. F. Gish played a piano prelude. Mrs. Fielding Hands led hymns by Charles Wesley. The program included Wesley covenants from 1755 and a dialogue on How Methodism Came to Be. Mrs. Roger Funk shared Life Story of John and Charles Wesley. Mrs. W. W. Wells led a discussion on Methodism from a space ship. Special guest Mrs. Helen Munger and Mrs. George Starkey will speak Oct 24 at 11 a.m. in the Methodist Chapel. a devotional service and luncheon follow in Fellowship Hall. Circles will meet in homes this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy Jones
Jacqueline Kennedy
Mini Rhea
Charles Burch
John Hoff
Rt. 1
Burch
P.i
John Archibald
N. Sth
Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
John Wesley
F. Gish
Fielding Hands
Charles Wesley
Earl Gardner
Richard Henkle
John
Roger Funk
W. W. Wells
Margaret Miller Circle
Glyde Hiebert
Helen Munger
Council Grove
George Starkey
Syracuse
Fellowhip Hall
Milestones of Freedoms lecture by Estralita club
Estralita Kansas Federated Women’s Club met Monday with 14 members at the home of Mrs. Charles Smith in Holcomb. Mrs. Robert Johnson spoke on Lifelong patriotism and a push for patriotic music, citing Eisenhower. Mrs. Ralph Burkett contrasted three family types to show democracy starts at home and outlined a Lampasas Tex plan Cen-Tex to foster youth heritage, plus Dimes for Liberty to fund an immigration museum at the Statue of Liberty base. Members voted for Kansas Citizens Council on Aging membership and discussed topics from Our Youth Today to Bible Characters. A husbands party is planned for Oct 28 at the Mamingo Inn. hostesses are Mrs. Louis Wagner, Mrs. Burkett and Mrs. Norman Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ©. Smith
Holcomb
Dean Nolte
Estralita Kansas Federated Woman’s Club
Robert Johnson
Ralph Burkett
Johnson
Eisenhower
Smith
General Federation Clubwoman
American Museum of Immigration
Hill Stephens
Kansas Citizens Council On Aging
Mamingo Inn
Louis Wagner
Burkett
Norman Thompson
Pore eaks for F la Brown PTA Meeting
About 75 persons attended the Alta Brown PTA meeting last Tuesday night in the auditorium. Robert Mark gave devotions and the pledge of allegiance with songs. President Mrs. Wendell Maddox presided as Rodney Joyce played trombone, and James Fishback presented an accepted budget. A feature was the film From Boy to Man and a talk by Dr. James Barnard. Mrs. Guilford Smith and Mrs. Bob Anderson will represent the group at the City PTA Council Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Brown Parent- Teachers Assn
Robert Mark
Wendell Maddox
Rodney Joyce
James Fishback
James Barnard
Guilford Smith
Bob Anderson
PTA Council
Card of Thanks from Beaudry Family
The Beaudry family thanks Drs Neu man and Nelson, Sisters and nurses at St Catherine Hospital, friends and relatives for their thoughtfulness during the illness of their son and brother Larry Joseph Beaudry. Mr and Mrs Thomas Beaudry Jr and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuman
Nelson
St. Catherine Hospital
Larry Joseph Beaudry
Thomas Beaudry, Jr
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