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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1969
Page
8
Two letters recount emotional overreactions to medical care and unplanned pregnancy. A long time fan asks if crying after a doctor’s rebuke signals mental trouble, while a mother fears her husband may push to give away an unborn child. Ann suggests the physician overreacted and the crying was normal.
Mary Frances Penny and Ena James Michael Walker exchanged vows Saturday at Community Congregational Church in a candlelit ceremony. Parents are Mr and Mrs Gordon E Penny and Mr and Mrs Frank Lentz. Bride wore a Venise lace gown. maid of honor Mary Lynn Austin. Attendants wore royal blue velvet. reception in Fellowship Hall. After Dec 9, couple to live in Brunswick, Ga, where groom is assigned to a naval base.
Finney Chapter No 359 Elders of Eastern Star elected 1970 officers at the Masonic Temple with 39 members in attendance. Officers include Mrs Kenneth Mutter as worthy matron and Kenneth Mutter as worthy patron, along with associate matron Mrs Roscoe Blackford and associate patron William Becquet. Installation set for Saturday December 20 at 8 PM.
Eagles Auxiliary bowling team captured the district trophy at Norton during the recent meeting and tournament. Mrs Ray Hudson presided for 17 members at the Eagles Arena Home session. Ten members attended Norton for the event with Mrs Andy Madison reporting for the ritual group. Kansas and Nebraska lead a membership contest with Kansas in front. The auxiliary will donate 25 to the Logopedics Center and hold Christmas events for Retarded Children. Gift exchange is set for Dec 15 and a covered dish supper. Visiting chairperson for December is Mrs Kenneth Carroll. Thirty two visits were logged for November. Mrs Gene Sloan won the door prize. Christmas parties for children and adults are scheduled for Dec 16, 21 respectively. Sun glare safety note issued by the federal health department warns sunglasses do not protect against infrared rays.
Out of town guests gathered in Garden City for the Penny-Walker wedding at the Elks club. Attendees included Don Penny and Pamela Miller from Kansas City and many others from Wichita Topeka Lawrence and Dallas. The event followed a holiday dinner and bridge games at the Elks Home Lodge with winners announced and plans noted.
Finney County Genealogical Society elected officers for 1970 at a Wednesday meeting in YMCA Hall. Mrs. Robert Murray became president, Mrs. J. R. Nelson vice president, and Mrs. Robert Reeves secretary treasurer. 700 ka and other source materials were announced for the Genealogy Room at the Public Library. Nolan Howell of Garden City Telegram spoke on establishing a historical research room at Garden City Community Junior College library to centralize southwest Kansas history.
Thirty two players took part in Duplicate Bridge Club Monday night at Civic Center. North-south winners were Mr. and Mrs. Duane Schneider first, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lange second, Elaine Sterling and Harry Reed third. East-west winners were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lee first, Sue Unger and Irene Bryant second, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilkerson third. Eight players joined the novice game. Dale Birney earned the individual achievement honor, tying for second. Estelle Nesbitt, Nancy Dearden and Rusty Farr shared the third position. Next session is Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Civic Center.
Skim milk powder can be incorporated into dry ingredients and then hydrated with water equal to the recipe’s milk quantity. This substitution supports both cooking and baking processes by providing milk solids and moisture as directed.
Courtney Jones, a high school senior and son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Jones, shared an Ameri can Field Service experience from Finland. He described Finnish farm life as simple, and noted a four day visit to Leningrad. The group discussed fundraising for Mexican meals and preparations for May officer elections.
Social clubs list events at Civic Center and local venues with dates and times. Activities include Christmas parties, luncheons, and fundraisers hosted by groups such as Twins Mothers Club Garden City Garden Club and Knights of Columbus, plus a recipe note on reducing calories using beaten egg whites and whipped cream.
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