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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
6
Dear readers reveal concerns on parental neglect and dangerous romantic entanglements. A mother shows neglect toward a baby while the husband seeks guidance. another reader blasts teen drivers while a young woman pursues a mistaken love with an older uncle by marriage.
Nominees for the Girl of the Year Award from the Zeta Upsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi include Mrs. Jerry Wade Mrs. Johnny Roark and Miss Mary Ann Jordan. A trophy will be presented at the spring banquet. May basket favors were made for May Day trays at rest homes. Upcoming events include a spring dance on May 4 at the Warren Hotel and a May 13 meeting hosted by Mrs. Gary Salyer at 412 Center at 8 p.m.
Twenty Harmony HDU members gathered Friday at Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin home to celebrate the unit's 20th birthday. Charter members Mrs. Harry Harris and Mrs. Frank West attended. Mrs. A. C. Keane was hospitalized and Mrs. C. W. Terhune absent. Mrs. Kenneth Henderson spoke on food for oldsters as president Mrs. Harms led the business session. The student citizenship seminar fund received $5 and Mrs. Glenn Haas was thanked for hosting gifts.
Dorothy Goss and Charles H. McCart wed April 7 in the Goldfield Room of the Thunderbird Hotel Las Vegas Nevada. Rev Walter Hanne officiated with pink and white Carnation decor and a bridal party including Crawford Blake as attendant. The couple will reside at 631 Wheatridge after a trip to Salt Lake City and Denver. Dorothy owns Dorothys Drapery Shop. McCart is an advertising salesman for the Garden City Telegram. The reception drew about 180 guests including out of town relatives from Dodge City and Oklahoma.
The Loyal Workers Social Club honored Homer Pash 2006 A with a birthday dinner at the Pash home. Verna Graham assisted, Lula Borgman baked the cake, and prizes were won by Mines, Earnest Martin, Verna Graham, Opal Smith, Charles Finke, Homer Pash, C N Hendershot, Fred Brown, Ina Huckstadt, and Anna Joseph. Sunshine gifts went to several members with Finke presiding over 15 attendees. future host Rose Naab plans the May 17 meeting at 12 30 noon.
Regina Coeli hosts a 7 30 p m gathering at 710 Center with a note on a change of address. Park at the Finney County Civic Center hosts Fish and Game at 7 30 p m. Presbyterian Women's Association meets at Stewart parlor with Circle Four hostess duties. Friday events include Neigh borly Neighbors at 9 p m and Homemakers Chorus at 2 p m at the Church of the Brethren with a business meeting and officer election. Daughters of the American Revolution meet at Vera Vincent's 805 N 7th at 4 p m. Tyrian Lodge No 246 AP and AM holds a special communication at the Masonic Temple in the 7 30 p m window with work in third degree. Logopedics Auxiliary Scholarship Coffee at 9 30 a m at Gardenvale Recreation Hall. Canton and Lapin gathering at Odd Fellow Hall with a charter drawing. Briarway Square Dance at 7 30 p m MST in the Memorial Building Lakin with Virgil Knackstedt and Sydney Neb. Booungered by Lakin Square Dance Club. White Pekin Ducklings and Fin nup Seeds in attendance.
The Alpha Tau chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted 16 members Monday evening including three new pledges Mrs Thayne Nichols Mrs Larry Mowry and Mrs Joe Byers. Mrs Carl Myers assisted by Mrs Bob Jackson entertained at 607 Conkling. They collected 19 from bottle caps for Logopedics. A Las Vegas type party is planned for May 27 with husbands as guests.
Delta Mu of ESA staged a Monday night scavenger hunt as the highlight of the hobo party with ten members and three guests. Hostess Mrs. Tom Pore of 920 Anderson received the hostess prize. officers to be elected at the May 14 meeting at Mrs. Tom Clare’s Holcomb Progressive HD home. Food sale planned for Saturday at 8:30 a.m. in the Dickenson Building.
A bridal shower was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Marvin Holden to honor Mrs. Claude Hazlewood of Dighton formerly Mary Harmison before her recent marriage. Sixty guests attended with Mrs. Marv a cen! Ay serving supper. Guests at Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Scott included Mrs. Ina Hucketadt Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hucketadt and girls Mrs. Varva Huckestadt and Robert of Garden City and Mark.
Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Robert E Taylor at 616 Taylor with Taylor family. Benson relatives visit. Wichita beauty festival attendees from Garden City led by Lola Fulton Myrtle Livesay Myra Strickart Beulah Gooden Eva Milford Kay Keeler. Master farmer dinner in Manhattan. eye surgery for Karen Erkie. Pawnee 4 H livestock judging school attendees. Virginia Reed dies in Ness City. top cream of tomato soup with cheddar topping.
Soften yeast in lukewarm water with sugar, scald milk and mix with yeast. Add salt brown sugar two cups whole wheat flour half white flour, then rest of white flour. Gradually add remaining whole wheat, knead until smooth. Let rise twice bake at 375 for 45 minutes until hollow. Mrs Leo J Eck Holcomb invites recipe submissions.
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