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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1963
Page
5
Ann Landers offers brisk counsel on a middle aged husband who flaunts rules including signs and traffic laws. She also addresses stepfamily tensions caused by neighbors gossip and siblings, urging patience fairness and clear communication.
A Friday meeting of Chapter X of PEO at Une. Richard Henkle’s home honored 21 former members with read names each accompanied by a yellow carnation added to a basket of white lilacs and spirea arranged by the flower committee. Co hostess for 20 members plus a guest was Mrs. Robert Henderson of Albuquerque. next hostess is Mrs. M C Schrader for May 3. Finnup Seeds lists tomato plants and other bedding plants.
New Barnard College leader Dr. Rosemary Park argues women should be educated to match men academically and plan careers. She notes many will be employed and urges practical training, including in dentistry, to avoid ruinous dependence on uncertain opportunities.
General discussion of piano teachers problems was the highlight of a Wednesday night meeting of the Garden City Piano Teachers League at Mrs. Ray Calihna Jr. 1401 E Kansas. Plans were made for two recitals Sunday at noon at the Civic Center. Next meeting will be May 15 at 8 p.m.
AP profile of Joy Miller on Sophia Yarnall Jacobs and Lucretia Mott. Jacobs, president of the National Council of Women, receives the 1963 American Woman's Association Award for Eminent Achievement. She frames the broader struggle for women and minority rights, linking race and gender discrimination to ongoing activism and equal opportunity in employment.
Norma Burdue third grade teacher at Jones School married Delbert L Mills of Santa Fe Railway Co at the First Christian Church Dodge City. The April 7 double ring ceremony featured maid of honor Carol Wade and best man George Mills. Attendants, mother outfits, and a lengthy list of ushers and guests were noted along with the couple’s home address and educational backgrounds.
Mrs Harold Kitch hosted Tuesday night for 14 members of the Twins Mothers Club at her home 1407 B. Co hosts were Mrs Dale Unmih and Mrs Jack Linenberger. Topic What’s Wrong with Parents discussed by Mrs Clifford Hope Jr. Plans made for state convention April 27 in Wichita. Candy bars imprinted with Twins Mothers were sold. Next meeting May 21 at St Catherine Hospital at 8 pm hosted by Mrs Lowell Goodwin and Mrs I R Martinez.
Mrs. Mary George hosted Sunday dinner at 2700 N Math with guests Pete Rodie Albert and Mr and Mrs Alex Rodie Timken. Afternoon callers included Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bott and girls and Mr and Mrs Jake Eckert. Paul and Tommy Wilbur of Salina visit their grandparents Herman and Mrs Beringer 1608 N Main while mother undergoes lab tests at KU Medical Center. Dale Bjorklun and Don Miller return Friday from a week in Monte rey Mex. They witnessed 12 and 13 year old boys in a bull fight.
Calendar lists weekly social activities across groups and venues. Alpha Tau Beta Sigma Phi meets 8 pm at 607 Conk. Senior High Casual at Civic Center 7 30 to 10 30. Zeta Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi at 1208 Old Manor 8 pm. Tuesday includes Logopedics Speech Clinic 7 to 9 pm Gardendale with Deaf Children program. Rebekah Lodge at Odd Fellow Stall. Old Timers Club 2 pm Civic Center. Men’s Juco pool 8 to 10 30 pm. Wednesday features Women’s Club 6 30 pm Luau Inn with officer elections. Star KFWC 1 pm Downing’s. Newcomers Ladies Bridge 7 30 pm 1714 Pinecrest. Thursday Regina Coeli 8 pm 710 Center note address. Finney County Park fish and game 7 30 pm Civic Center. Friday Neigh borly Neighbors 2 pm Mrs Buell 2524 N Malin.
A farewell coffee was hosted Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Leroy Robinson in Imperial. The cake center inscription read Good Luck, Pat. Attending were Mrs. Emmett White, Mrs. Robert Doak, Mrs. John King, Mrs. Merle Fields and sons, and Mrs. C A DeSever of Phoenix Arizona.
AAUW Guest Day tea was held Wednesday at Mrs. Elmer Henkle’s home with guests including Mrs. Dexter Jones and Mrs. Wayne Newsome among others. The highlight was Mrs. Walter Meyer’s humorous review of So Laugh a Little by Molly Picon, about a grandmother who raised 11 children and took in boarders to supplement her husband’s weekly wage of 15 dollars. The final meeting is set for May 15 at Mrs. Frank Crase’s home with a review by Mrs. Jack McCray.
Local families announce newborns with names and birth dates. Clifford Ray Blough born April 1. Ronald James Crook born April 3. Mark Allen Van Doren born April 1 percent. Veronica Lynn Lopez born April 8. Kendall Van Landgraf born March 24. Demita Jo Elliott born April 3. Lorianne Pruchs born March 23. Kent Michael Dunn born April 10.
At the state convention in Selma yesterday the Delta Kappa Gamma sorority honored the late Josephine Cowgill with a memorial service. Attendees from the area included Mrs. John Riggs Holcomb Mrs. Maurice Downing Deerfield Miss Violet Hoppe and Mrs. Plumb Carl.
The family of Rosa Garcia thanks Dr Neumann the Sisters and nurses at St Catherine and all friends for flowers cards and food and many acts of kindness shown after the death of their mother.
Readers invited to submit favorite rechos for a Cook's Corner contest with a prize of 4 dollars. Include sauce ideas using two large cans of whole tomatoes chili powder garlic and seasonings. Submissions may come from books but must cite source and are judged on interest and originality.
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