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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1968

Page

3

First Baptist Women Plan Two Work Days

Mrs C C Hicks hosts 14 members of the Women’s Missionary Society at First Baptist Church. Sept 26 sign up day urged with sack lunches for tasks like washing curtains washing windows cleaning kitchen and painting. Mission report from Don Heinrichs on Japan and White Cross drive noted for Oct 1 with quotas read by Mrs William R Lewis Jr. Needs include bandages squares sewing bags and clothing for Congo Navajo and Hopi missions in Keamy Canyon Arizona.

C. C. Hicks Garden City Women’s Missionary Society of First Baptist Church Merlin Smith Jack Hooker Hicks Don Heinrichs Japan WMS Camp Christy H. B. Bondurant Ralph Boland Frank Dailey White Cross William R. Lewis Jr Congo Keamy Canyon Ariz

Johnston Family Reunion Held at Finnup Park

Family members from multiple towns gathered Sunday in Finnup Park for a Johnston reunion. Attendees included Lizzie Johnston, Herman Clark Johnston, Bessie, Alvin Johnston and Vaughn Ray, Jerold Speer family, Guy Wayne Johnston, Oliver Johnston, and many others from Dighton Garden City Scott City Lakin Ness City and Thornton Colorado.

Johnston Finnup Park Lizzie Johnston Herman Clar K Johnston Bessie Alvin Johnston Vaughn Ray Jerold Speer Loyd Douglas and Dean Guy Wayne Johnston Oliver Johnston Dighton Robert Shaffer Dana East Sparta Ohio Jim Ellis Norval Plummer Napey May Raymond Palkowitsh Ricky Scott City Wesley Ellis Jimmie Steve Scott Leland Daniels Larry Terry Johnson Raymond Ellis Doug Craig Nancy Bob Ellis Diana Randy Kenneth Maybelle Butt Vanetta Verna Vernon Vincent Virl Denzel Johnston Roger Janet Ross Nancy Phipps Kathy Karl Garden City Milton Coeber Donna Peggy Lakin Carl Henry Becky Rex Robert Henry Robbie Lee Thornton Colo Gerry O'Brian Johnetta Jackie Tina Ness City

Blue Plum Cake Dessert by Mrs Winter 1912

Cream sugar and shortening. Beat in eggs one at a time. Add milk and flour sifted with baking powder and salt. Add vanilla. Spread batter on a greased sheet. Fill plum cavities with sugar and butter. Bake at 375 degrees until done. Serve topped with ice cream or whipped cream.

Epsilon Iota Announces Festival Plans

Epsilon Iota chapter of ESA will sell cotton candy and root beer during the annual Fall Festival plans announced Monday night by Ways and Means chair Mrs. Thayne Mellick. Presidentation of rush arrangements discussed by Mrs. Ray Kantola. Dates set include Sept 23 guest night salad supper at Mrs. Dale Berry home Sept 28 Haight-Ashbury Dance In with husbands as guests Oct by Pallas Athene coffee Oct 14 model meeting ESA Laugh in Members will attend Zone 1 meeting in Ulysses Sept 29. Yearbooks presented and covers assembled by all members. Hostess Mrs. Jack Hooker Rt. 1 assisted by Mrs. Dee Folles. others present included Mmes. Ronald Hummer Raymond Roth Melvin Fry John Gies Bill Freeman Glen Norton Tom Elson.

Epsilon Iota Chapter ESA Thayne Mellick Ways and Means Ray Kantola Dale Berry Pallas Athene Ulysses Jack Hooker Rt. 1 Dee Folles Mmes Ronald Hummer Raymond Roth Melvin Fry John Gies Bill Freeman Glen Norton Tom Elson

Canvas for Arthritis Fund Phi Beta Eta hosts event at Civic Center

Beta Eta of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a fundraising session at the Civic Center on Tuesday night. Hostesses Mrs Marion Brechelsey and Mrs George Naab led ticket sales for $100 worth of groceries for a philanthropic project and set canvassing for the Arthritis Association on Sept 24 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Others present included Mines Ken Hagler Harvey Johnson Kenneth Messenger and Harold Naab.

Beta Eta Epsilon Sigma Alpha Civic Center Marion Brechelsey George Naab Groverieg Arthritis Assn Mines Ken Hagler Harvey Johnson Kenneth Messenger Harold Naab

Garden City couple wed at First Methodist Church

Linda Dunavant and Garold Farr Jr. were united in marriage Sunday afternoon at First United Methodist Church with a double ceremony. The bride wore a lace over satin gown and pearl jewelry. maid of honor Karen Gamble and bridesmaids wore blue and pink gowns. A reception for 100 followed in Fellowship Hall, and the couple will reside at 62 N 13th. Out‑of‑town guests attended from Kerrville and Modoc areas.

Linda Dunavant Garold Farr Jr First United Methodist Church Gerald Vogt Dowain Pratt Wesleyan Church K. Dunavant Holcomb Garold Farr Garold Farr Sr, Rt Howard Blanchard Fielding Hands Henry Stowers Karen Gamble Ramona Gass Lowise Herrman Maid of Honors Kelly Webb Kerrville Tex Danny Stinemeiz Louis Wagner II Edwin Downing Kent Webb Light Ning Tapers James Skages Deerfield Patty Ward Satanta Leon France Loyd Farr Leon Gary Hinton Modoc Larry Farr Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church Raymond Heer GCHS Woolworth's Kenneth Webb Kelly Kent Gien Honeyman Jean Geist Robert David Janice Mildred Berkgren Edith Honeyman Oakley Mary Lou Garcia Lakin Leon E. France Theodore France Ronald Ralph Farr Mildred Loyd D. Farr

Gamma Mu Epsilon Sigma Alpha Meet Shares Convenience Recipes

Humorist Peg Bracken’s I Hate To Cook inspired the Gamma Mu chapter program at Mrs. Wendell Maddox’s home. Recipes for the reluctant cook included freezer to oven prep and canned convenience items. The group, led by Mrs. Robert Buerkle, planned social duties and pledged continued philanthropy for a local multiple sclerosis patient.

Peg Bracken Gamma Mu Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Wendell Maddox E. Hamline Robert Buerkle Danny Brown Buerkle Charles Anstaett Mmes. An

Bridal Shower Honors Mrs. James Todd in Pierceville Church

Mrs. James Todd formerly Norla Stephens, Salina, was honored at a Saturday bridal shower in Fellow ship Hall of Pierceville Feder ated Church. Gift depict life events was presented by Mrs. Douglas McGraw and Julie Stephens. Special guests included honoree’s aunts Mrs. Henry Tunstall and Mrs. Harry McReynolds.

James Todd Salina Fellowship Hall Pierceville Douglas McGraw Henry Tunstall Westminster Calif Harry McReynolds San Jose Arthur Jones Beach Bob Renick Donald Keller Dean Vanderree Rufus Parr Bill Cronin Robert Matthews Carl Ventobn Alvin Wartman Lowell McGraw

Calendar of Social Events in Garden City area

Social calendars list meetings and receptions at various venues. Notable entries include Freewmen at 6:30 p.m. and events at Bisnis, Gerfield Auditorium, Masonic Temple, and Jones School. Activities cover PTA receptions, initiation and officer elections, magazine exchanges for speech therapy, and a breakfast at Sunflower EHU.

Freewmen Tees Ehu Bisnis Finnup Park Gerfield Odd Garden City Chapter Order OF Demolay Masonic Temple Jones School Maris Stella Club George Deslongchamp Harold Thompson Holcomb T. Club John Milne Davia Clayton Ludwig Rege W. Kansas Rainbow Girls Maisonic Temple

Xi lota Hosts For Patio Party

Xi lota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority hosted a hamburger party Friday at President Mrs. Bill Ackley’s home. Executive board served as hostess with guests including Mmes Leo Hanneman Frank Schulman Kenneth Wicks Bill Ulrich and Johnnie Roark. Theme for the new club year is Tools for the Art of Living In Word Deed and Thought. Committees were appointed and program books distributed. Next meeting is Sept 17 at Mrs. Thayne Nichols’s home.

Xi Tota Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Bill Ackley Old Manor Mmes Leo Hanneman Frank Schulman Kenneth Wicks Bill Ulrich Johnnie Roark Thayne Nichols Ridgewood

Usa Telegram Want Ads Teach Buyers and Sellers

A compact notice explains how readers can use Usa Telegram Want Ads to buy or sell items, services, and listings. The feature outlines simple steps and emphasizes quick, direct exchanges through the classified service.

USA Telegram

Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Snippet

A printed Ann Landers column fragment offers blunt replies on domestic abuse and child honesty after a drunken husband beats his wife and a widow asks how to tell young children about suicide. It includes a brief note on who should speak first when strangers meet and a promotion for The Bride's Guide booklet.

Ann Landers Mickey Ann Gail Jann Dear Ann Landers Brandy

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First Baptist Marvin Winter Epsilon Iota Arthritis Stephanie Diane Roger Brunson Pearl Rod Steiger Lee Remick George Segal Devies Brigade Debbie Reynolds James Garner Paul Lynde Jim Webb Page & Garden City Telegram Dunavant-Farr First United Methodist Church Studies Russell Mulligan Community Health 1Q Happy Home Makers Paul Hays Donna Goss Art Fiel Shawn Modesto Mulligan Ronald Clemon Ancel DeRemus High Plains Journal Elza Caldwell Charles Clemon Jr Caldwell Gene Sloan Claude Woodyard Happy Homemakers Dallas Schneer James Baker Lawrence Johnagan Stowers Albert Gass Bennie Stowers Joy Spencer Joya Stowers Colorado N. 13Th Garden City Community Junior College Dunavant Webb Gass Erry MR. and Mrs Geraldine Knox of The Kansas Dance Council Ion Newman Club John Anderson Dimitops Wendel Livingston Ted Terian Cuurgh Don Eastman Country Friends Frank Feldman Ballinger Xi Lota America CARE Fiat Avenua New York Kinetic Kansas Kansas Wheatland Electric Lane
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