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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1963
Page
5
Reader questions about parenting teenage discipline, spousal conduct of a boss, and annulling a marriage. Advice touches on setting family rules, discipline with love, and practical announcement guidance for an annulment and remarriage.
The advertisement outlines No. 3306 shift pattern available in sizes 10 12 14 26 18. It specifies fabric yardage for 45 inch and 44 inch widths with pockets, and details postage costs 35 cents for pattern order Iris Lane Garden City Telegram Box 1450 New York NY.
Four Garden City and nearby Methodist women joined more than 200 attendees from seven districts for the 18th annual School of Missions at Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina. The session ran from Monday to Friday with staff member Lakin and committee member Mrs. George Starkey among the participants.
A Saturday wedding at St Josephs Catholic Church Ellinwood joined Jacque Schwartz and Lloyd Powell Kalvesta in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Joseph Bahr. The bride wore a lace and tulle gown with a chapel train and carried a white orchid bouquet. Attendants wore blue satin brocade gowns. reception for 100 at Knights of Columbus Hall Ellinwood and Great Bend. The couple will reside in Hutchinson after a brief wedding trip.
Warm day friendly dress pattern advertisement lists sizes 12 14 16 14 20 with jacket option, 42 yards 44 inch fabric for dress and 14 for jacket, pattern sent from Drift Lane Garden City New York Box 1490, third class or first class mail, pattern book price 30 cents plus 15 cent first class mail.
Recent visitors include Mrs Walter D McBerr y and family circling Denver with Aunt Mrs Wayne Campbell in Wichita hosting Sunday dinner guests Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell of Wichita and children Webbie Patti and Randy. Others include Mr and Mrs Ronald Roth near Lowe and Greg Campbell with Garden City ties. Marion Salmons from Illinois plans to stay with Mrs C A Salians as Lara Weaver from California is due.
Rose Morrell of Roses House of Viewers participated as the American representative at the Interflora Conference of Florists held August 31 to September 3 in Hamburg Germany. More than three thousand florists from around the world attended as delegates. President Kennedy cabled greetings to the event and Morrell's Europe tour included visits to London Boulogne Paris Luxembourg Cologne and Amsterdam.
Nancy Smith and fiance Kim Borneman celebrated with an Arty themed bridal shower at the McMillan home. Guests wore painter smocks and berets, created life event collages, and presented a framed keepsake to the couple. Names of attendees and gifts followed, with decorated palette shaped invitations and a palette themed cake.
Tuesday schedule lists Masonic group meetings and social gatherings with details unreadable in the clipped text. The fragment hints at activities for DM Molay and other lodge members, but exact times and locations are unclear.
Mrs and Mrs George Cruz announce Leslie Marie as the name for their daughter born August 4. Mr and Mrs James H Burnside name Keith Edwin for their son born August 2. Michael Clayton son of Mr and Mrs Prod 1 Vatiler born August 1. Stephanie Denise born July 28 daughter of Wilfred Johnson. Laurie Irene daughter of Dale Mears born August 1. Sara Ann named by Mr and Mrs B W Stanley for their daughter born July 25.
Mrs Walter McKelvy thanks the sixters and Dr Farariu and the entire St Catherine Hospital staff for their help and kindness during a recent stay.
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