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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1963
Page
5
A reader questions practical advice on when to marry and how age differences affect marriages. The column responds with caution about chasing younger partners, warns against drastic actions, and suggests seeking guidance through Ann Landers’ booklet.
Mrs. Lilly Mae Guthrie was initiated into the Rebekah Lodge Tuesday night in the Odd Fellow Hall. Noble Grand Mrs. Marion Martin led the meeting with devotions by Mrs. Maude Killion Rave. Hostesses were Mrs. D. E. Siegle Mrs. Martin Roscoe Marmon and Otis Frazier. Mrs. Wille Zimmerman donated her birthday collection to the Bee Hive. Past Noble Grand Club plans to meet April 19 with Mrs. Robert Taylor and co hostess Mrs. Earl Robinson. Wiley's Day noted for Tribune on April 26.
No 3190 includes three blouse patterns with simple steps. In size 14 the bow blouse uses 1% yards of 35 inch fabric, the belted blouse 144 yards of 35 inch, and the collar blouse 1% yards of 49 inch. Send 35 cents to Iris Lane Garden City Telegram Box 1490 New York NY for patterns and mail options.
Garfield PTA outlines a May 14 tea at 4 18 honoring teachers. Fifth and sixth grade room mothers hostesses. Meeting highlighted by David Woolfolk foreign exchange student talk on cross national understanding and intermingling of students. Pins awarded to Merle Warren, Edward Spillman, William Kessler, Max Parrish. Sandra Neely entertained. devotions by Mrs Parrish. Easter table decor by Mrs Dale Corley, Mrs Merrill Rowe, Mrs Leon Ford. Serving by Miss Eucala De Loach and Miss Rachael Siddens.
Dr. J. D. Raynesford spoke at the Chat n Learn Demonstration Unit Thursday on medical self help for civil defense. Hostess Mrs. L. L. Solze and presiding officer Mrs. A. G. Warren led a business session. One dollar was voted to aid a seminar student as Mystery Pal gifts were given to four members.
Mrs. Roxanna I. Goss was honored on her 94th birthday with an Easter turkey dinner at her daughter’s home in Dodge City. Guests included Ernie and Donna Goss, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hays, sons Dean Terry and David, the Duane Hays family of Gardenia, and Ruth Hays with Melvin Il.
Jones School Parent-Teachers Association installed new officers Tuesday night in the school auditorium. Mrs. Eldon Gestenslager was named president, with Charles Burehig as vice president and Mrs. Leroy Vannaman as second vice president. Other officers include Mrs. Elvin Crockett as treasurer and Mrs. Vaughn Wheeler as secretary, plus delegates Mrs. Clyde Wilson and Mrs. Jerome Stonehocker to the City PTA Council. Richard Bortz presided. Bernice Smith presented life memberships to Merle Wiederstein and Richard Bortz. Devotions were led by Mrs. Paul Emrie. Visitors viewed classroom displays. the meeting marked the final one until fall.
Mrs Leeper presided at Palace Hotel as Golden Valley Home Demonstration Unit met with special guests Mrs J D Farr Mrs Loren Coulter Mrs Raymond Milly and Mrs Don Bennett who joined as a new member They discussed nutrition calories and diet for senior citizens and planned a window display for Home Demonstration week April 28 May 3 District HDA meeting May 1 at Hope Auditorium and May 14 at 1 30 p m hosted by Mrs Verne Holmes 2008 A
Mrs. Laural Roby heads Friday to Oklahoma City with sister Mrs. Gene Godfrey critically ill. Paggy Smith returns to Kansas University after visiting with Guilford Smiths. Patricia Leonard, Tulsa, also a K A student, stayed with the Smiths. Easter dinner hosted by Harry G. Cranston and family at 702 W Maple featured many relatives and guests. Dr. and Mrs. John Turner visited Stillwater for son Richard at Oklahoma State University and Tau Kappa Epsilon dinner guests.
Mary Martha class of the First Christian Church was entertained Thursday at a luncheon in the church parlor hosted by Mrs. O A Schopf and Mrs. Simpson Clark with ten people present. The afternoon opened with prayer by President Mrs M M Joyce Sr and the class song. Three guests attended Mrs A M Fleming Mrs Genevieve Mowery and Mrs Lula Blackburn. The roll call noted Something about Easter. Nominating committee: Mrs Evelyn Fisher Mrs J L Eggers and Mrs Ernest Latimore. Birthday song honored Mrs Fisher. Easter lesson given by Mrs I L Eggers. Social hour followed.
Social calendar listing club meetings and gatherings with times and hosts. Items include dance bands, reading clubs, luncheon clubs, youth dances, home demonstration units, and church society meetings across multiple addresses and hosts.
Civic Center sponsors an Easter holiday dance for Garden City High School students and alumni home from college. The Flames orchestra will perform marking the 15th dance for the school this year. Dress up attire is encouraged.
A note requests readers to send favorite recipes to the Cook's Corner with a $1 prize for each publishable contribution. Recipes may be original or from a cookbook, with source cited, not from a current issue. The message lists ingredients like ground ham, ground lean pork, eggs, bread crumbs, milk, pepper and mustard.
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