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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1963
Page
6
Dear reader asks about parental rights over a teen beard and nonconformist individuality. The column weighs in on autonomy versus family authority, cites notable bearded figures, and cautions against Orwellian conformity while urging self, responsibility, and progress.
Returning from Woodbridge Virginia Mrs Ruth Marley visited her daughter and family Ed Abrahamson Scott Raul Shelley and Sue for three months En route she called on her brother Eugene Hill in Danville Kentucky Jim Wheatley son of Mr and Mrs James Wheatley returned to Kansas University after Easter break Family dinners and gatherings occurred at the homes of August Koster Imperial Rt Don McMillan Eminence Rt and Charles Voth Lincoln Road with multiple relatives and guests visiting throughout the day
A home wedding at 605 Jenny marked the marriage of Sharon Kay Edwards to Joe Dee McMillen in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. John Keller. Bride wore Chantilly lace and white satin with a net veil. groom is son of Frank McMillen. Attendants included maid of honor Leslie Ann Wood and best man Clayton Stinemetz. Reception followed with gifts, cake, and family guests from Whitewater and Fort Hood, Texas. The couple will reside at 2108 A after a short honeymoon.
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A dense listing of local clubs and meetings for a week including Eastern Star, Soroptimist, university women, pre school library, Methodist circle meetings, homemaker groups, and social dances. Notable entries include the Ladies of the Eastern Star at 8 pm, Junior High Dance for 8th graders, Country Kuzins HDU, University Women study group, and Friday events at Civic Center and Wheat Lands Motel.
Twenty four members of the Elks Ladies Bridge Club met Monday afternoon at the Elks Hall. Mrs. Vern Holmes hosted. Mrs. Robert Taylor was elected vice president in a short business meeting before bridge. High score went to Mrs. Charles Rees with second to Mrs. Mabel Lindner. Next game May 6.
Mrs. Frank Kells hosted the Centennial Gals Home Demonstration Unit at 1509 N 8th with Mrs. James Hus band assisting. A double lesson covered nutrition for oldsters and youngsters led by Mrs. B L Loving and Mrs. Norman Staats. Members planned a window display for Home Demonstration Week and noted a district meeting in Hope Auditorium on May 1.
Suzanne Thiessen bride-elect of Larry Wiens of Cimarron was honored Thursday night with a miscellaneous bridal shower. Hosts were Mrs. Kartel Roberts and co-hostess Mrs. Walter Hubbard. Ming Thiessen received a pink and white corsage amid Easter themed decorations. guests from Garden City Ingalls Cimarron and Hutchinson attended.
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