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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
5
A reader letters column covers gossip about marriage licenses and privacy, a cafeteria pie miscommunication, a sharp rebuke to a teen reader about privileges, and a thank you note from a 14 year old reflecting on parental limits. Ann Landers offers blunt, humorous guidance referencing innocence until proven guilty, eyesight, and teen dating rules.
A reader submission shares a percolator pork recipe combining cranberry juice, unsweetened pineapple, water, brown sugar and spices. Spices go in the basket while the pork cooks, then serve hot. Mrs W M Neuerburg invites readers to send favorite recipes for a $1 prize with judging for originality.
Officers of the local circle of the Daughters of Isabella were installed in Scott City by state regent Mrs. Mary Westerhaus. Named were regent Mrs. David Lobmeyer and 11 others with several absentees. Guests from Dighton, Marienthal, and Ellinwood attended as Garden City Circle provided entertainment.
Pinional Paragraphs records Thanksgiving visits in Leosi and surrounding towns. Families on Star Route 8 and Rt. 1 hosted relatives from Boland and Batchelder families. Dr. Ted Batchelder of Jacksonville visited G R Batchelder and his mother recently. Home Demonstration Council meetings and Kansas State University dates feature in planning. More listings include Knief and Hancock households hosting relatives from Prairie Village Bartlesville and Omaha, with Nuttle and others in Hutchinson area.
Local director Les Kline and Bill Crotinger traveled from Dallas for the Fall National duplicate tournament after earning four red points in an early session. Thirty-six players met Monday night at the Warren Hotel Pioneer room for Mitchell Plan events with East West winners Bob McKain and Dr. John Turner. Second went to Mrs Las Kline and Mrs Ed Rutter, with a tie for third and fourth between Mrs Bob McKain and Mr Mrs Gordon Lee. North South leaders were Max Jones and Fred Dickerson with Mrs Bill Galloway and Mrs Bill King second, and third shared by Mrs L N Sawyer with Mrs Charles Maylender and Mrs Mike Etrick with Mrs Dorothy Bock.
Social calendar lists Thursday to Monday activities in Kiowa Finney area. Includes Newcomers Pinocle, Regina Coeli study club, PEO chapters, Tyrian Lodge work in first degree, Loyal Workers Club, Aurora Club, Ivanhoe Valley Grange, Old Timers Club, and high school basketball. Weekend events feature Seventh Grade, Junior College, Alpha Tau BSP Christmas party, and a student piano recital. Monday covers Free Wheelers HDU Christmas party, Sorosis Club, Lincoln Goodwill HDU luncheon, Ele Ladies Bridge, and more Christmas gift exchanges.
Rainbow Girls sent two Thanksgiving baskets, each with a turkey, to a worthy family as a service project. The group met last Wednesday night led by junior officers with Rosemary Selover as Worthy Advisor and Sheryl Elling given a Special introduction. Attendees included six Eastern Stars, three Master Masons, 23 officers and 16 other members. Next meeting is December 9 at the Masonic Temple, with junior officers and choir members practicing Thursday at 4 15 at the temple.
Mr and Mrs Harry Joyce of Ulysses celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary with a square dance Saturday night at 8 pm in the old high school gym. Ted Williams of Garden City will call, and the Clif and Smiley Square Dance Band from Oklahoma City will play.
Mr and Mrs Bill Phipps observed their 25th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their Kalvesta home on Sunday. Hosts were their children John Bernasky and family Leon Bernasky, and Terry Nolan of Cimarron. Guests included numerous relatives from Kalvesta Cimarron Garden City and Dodge City area. The celebration featured visits from extended family and plans for a Spain vacation for John Bernasky and others visiting the Phippses in their absence.
Thirty eight members of the VFW Auxiliary met at the Post Home for a Thanksgiving dinner with turkey and trim mings. Bronze chrysanthemums were given to Louise Wasinger. New members include Margaret Fink Hollis Pettz Florence Beighler Mary Catherine Miller. Pins awarded for 15 10 and 5 year lengths. Donations pledged to Fort Dodge Veterans Home and Eaton Rapids National Home. 4 H prize winners named. Candy sale December 12 and Christmas party December 21 with Santa. Next meeting December 28 with covered dish dinner.
In this advice column Chuck Shelton notes TV placement affects room balance. He outlines options for portable, table model, and console sets and stresses planning seating so viewers have good sightlines without dominating the space. He invites readers to bring room plans for personalized help.
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