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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
5
Dear Ann Landers column features letters about resisting camp for a sensitive child, handling disciplinary independence, and a wife confronting suspected husband finances. The tone urges balance between freedom and discipline, advises discussing money, and suggests setting boundaries with a coworker who seizes lunch groups.
In a syndicated note, Ann Landers says sensitive spouses rarely respond to hints and invites readers to request her booklet What To Expect From Marriage for 20 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope. Send inquiries to the newspaper office in care of Ann Landers.
Twenty eight members of the First Baptist Women's Missionary Society met Thursday in Hatcher Hall for the August meeting. Mrs. Snelling led the lesson What is that in your hand with help from Mrs. Plett and Mrs. Rust. The Assam mission effort was shared. A vocal solo This is My Task was sung by Miss Connie Glant. Hostesses included Mrs. Dailey Aust and DeRey with guest Mrs. Klaus Thomas of Downs. Devotions were by Mrs. Parrish and Mr. Heinrichs. Bible study will be at the Snelling home August B. Circles meet August 15 and Missionary on September 5 at 2 pm.
About 73 Garden Citians joined a joint State Welfare Public Instruction Health and Fort Hays State College exploratory conference in Hays titled What is Happening in Vision. An earlier Pittsburgh session and a follow up in Emporia followed. Attendees included Trene Hoyt Otto Peterson Roy Chapman and Loretta Hipp.
A farewell picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lefort’s home honored Mrs. Richard Thelander Sheree and Jeff who have stayed since March while her husband serves. Thelander and children depart tomorrow for Michigan. Guests included Q J Lefort Christine George McGrew and Elizabeth Holcomb. Marie Lefort’s fourth birthday was also celebrated.
Finney County readers note a flurry of travel and visitors. Residents including Sidney Coombs and families plan undated trips to Minnesota Wisconsin and Colorado while others host relatives from Livonia Michigan Wichita and El Paso. Local note says several guests arrive from California Nevada and Oregon for extended visits and graduations.
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Gamma Mu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a Sunday picnic at Finnup Park featuring horseshows and park activities. Hosts included Mrs. Daly Snodgrass and Mrs. Clarke Culbreath. Attendees and their families listed many local residents and special guests.
Southwest Kansas Cow-Belles entertain visiting wives of the Kansas Livestock Association with a dinner at the Old Corral Saturday at 7 p.m. Women should reserve in the War Ten Hotel lobby between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday or call The Old Corral. Mrs Karl Brookover will hold open house at her home from 2:30 to 5 p.m.
Kalvesta residents announce Dancing Squares dance at Cimarron Park on Wednesday August 7 with a pre dance picnic for members and families. Hosts the Loyd Deweys and the Marvin Clarks. Week's notes mention visits, camp attendance, church events, and local moves among community members.
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