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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1963
Page
6
Ann Landers advises that the husband’s drug problem needs medical care and police action against the dealer. A mother defends going steady for a 13 year old, arguing datelessness harms teens and that divorce rates rise from premature marriages.
Loyal Workers Social Club held the annual Sunshine party Friday afternoon at Mrs. Rhoda Jewell’s home 513 North 9th. Hostesses were Mrs. Everett Joseph Mrs. Fred Brown and Mrs. Rose Naab. Prizes went to several members. New and returning Sunshine friends were revealed.
Newman Club met with Mrs John Walters. Mrs Gordon Farr conducted the business session. Mrs Lee Conley presented the program on The Holy Land. Fourteen members attended and responded to roll call. Hostess prize awarded to Mrs Conley. Next meeting set for April 25.
Mrs D E Siegle gave the history of Schuyler Colfax founder of the Rebekah degree at the Rebekah meeting. Noble Grand Marion Martin led a 25 member gathering. The charter was draped for Mrs Elizabeth Menke. Calling committee logged 245 calls in two weeks. Golden Scepter presented to the lodge to travel to Scott City April 4. Lunches planned for Triple J Show April 12 and 13. Meeting time changes to 8 PM beginning April 9.
Sequoyahs honor two late members with a memorial gift to Gardendale Public Library. The unit, led by President Mrs. Orval Reece, hosted 11 members and planned a pro Easter party for preschoolers at the Logopedics Speech Clinic.
Calendar of social events listing meetings and gatherings from Tuesday to Wednesday. Groups include Belles of St Catherine at bm cafeteria, Elks Couples Bridge at Elks Hall, Trinity Lutheran Women Missionary League, Order of Eastern Star at Masonic Temple, Evening Belles, Soroptimist Club at Warren Hotel, Plymell PTA with guest speaker Gilberto Diniz da Costa from Brazil, Progressive Readers Club, Tyrian Lodge, Unique Study Club, WACS executive committee at church library, Christian Woman's Fellowship at Baker Chapel.
Forty women attended the Elks Ladies spring guest day tea at the Elks Hall on Monday afternoon. Door prizes for floral centerpieces went to Mable Linder, George Fowler, and Wilbur Morris. High score was won by Leroy Hood, with Harold Gilger second and Robert Taylor low. Hostesses were Richard Craig and Doug Crotty Sr.
Passone paragraphs detail Louise Sherman performing with the New York City Opera and Ballet Co and Lenore Hatfield with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra in Topeka. Mr Sherman attends a Federal Land Bank officials convention in Dallas while several relatives travel, visit, and attend a funeral for Enola Martin in Tulsa. Others join from Colorado and Nebraska amid a Community Concert tour.
Gamma Mus members of Epsilon Sigma Alpha were treated to a covered dish dinner at the Civic Center on Wednesday night. About 21 attendees included Mr and Mrs Bob Buerkkle, Mr and Mrs Ed Cox, Mr and Mrs Clarke Culbreath, Mr and Mrs Ortha Garrison, Mr and Mrs Charles Owen, Mr and Mrs Dale Snodgrass, Mr and Mrs Russ Farnsworth, Mr and Mrs Ancel Zeven, Mr and Mrs Gene Reed, Mrs Bob Collins, Mrs Archie Shook, and Mrs Emma Leah LaGesse.
A suggestion to use a small amount of white wine to brighten condensed cream of tomato soup. The wine can replace part of the water used for dilution or be added after dilution to finish the soup.
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