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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1960

Page

3

Calendar of Social Events in Garden City December 6 1960

Social calendar lists numerous gatherings across clubs churches and civic groups for Wednesday and Thursday. Highlights include Elks bridge party at Elks Hall hosted by Mr and Mrs Archie Radner and Mr and Mrs Roy Fankhater, a high school casual dance, Soroptimist dinner meeting at Otel Warren, Eastern Star election of officers at Masonic Hall, Sunshine Party at Civic Center, and various circles and recitals at churches. Also notes Luncheon clues, accordion recital at Civic Center, and Pinochle and DAR activities.

Ursday mnQhtarsHrLy Club Elks Bridge Party Br Flks Hall Archie Radner Roy Fankhater Otel Warren Order OF Eastern Star Masonic Hall Belles HD Mia William Turrentine Lutharan Women's Missionary Tsagye Circle Civic Center Osunor High J.D. Carter Masonic Loder Masonic Temple LAPM Canton Oldfellaw Hall P. Civic Center Mra Hetha Tomlinson Mary Martha R.L. Bethél Christionsoa Simpson Clark Coates WOMEN St. Thomas Episcopal Church Martin Delohery Parkwood Wctu Wesley Hall First Methodist Church William Wilson Dar Gay Smithe Henry Bentrup

Geisler Speaks To Astrea Club

Mitch Geisler, chief of the Garden City Police, spoke to the Astrea Club on Your Kids and You, urging punishment certainty over severity. Mrs. Bob Long presided, with hostesses Mérle Altman and Herb Brady assisting. The club planned Pen Pals to Latin America and a December 12 Christmas party at Mrs. Bob Minter’s home with a gift grab bag.

Mitch Geisler Garden City Police Force Astrea Club Bob Long Mérle Altman Herb Brady Latin America Joe Vanderweldd Bob Minter Center

Methodist Circles In Christmas Sessions

Circles of the Woman's Society for Christian Service met for regular December meetings. Abigail circle hosted 20, Esther circle, Mary circle, Salome circle, Miriam circle, Phoebe circle, Rachel circle, Rebekah circle, and others held devotions, programs, luncheons, and candle services using Christmas stories. Several new members joined, guests attended, and the sessions featured readings from Luke and other holiday texts with musical interludes.

Woman's Society Christian Service Thursda Abigail B. E. Adamson Dale Edelbiute Alton Foster Ideal's Magazine Foster John Kindschi Ellis Titus F. Gish Esther Circle Dessie Adams Stewart Boone Matthew Gish Mary Circle Harold Collier Charles Hooper Raymond Heer Charles 0. Smith Asa H. M. Wiley Dale Marine A. J. Longley Robert Gordon Bill Brown Brown Miriam Circle Rey Leonard Cowan Susie Holloway Longley Luke Kenneth Swenson

Dollar Day Specials at Made- 0-Day Glimpsed attire sale

Dollar Day specials highlight a large assortment of acetate tricot gowns slips and half slips priced at 1.50 each. Gift box containing three pairs of sheer nylons is offered for 2.00.

Roads topics lead Acorn Club meeting and next gathering

Mrs. Wells led the Acorn Club on Roads with talks on Speed Traps Inter American Highway and Road Signs and Roads of Ancient History. Hostess was Mrs Clyde Mere. Next meeting, Dec 12 at 2 30 p m at 302 Evans. Builders Sunday School pot luck at Elmer Henkle home Saturday night hosted by Stewart Boone and others with games and singing. 48 attended.

W. W. Wells Acorn Club Panama Claude Wright U.S J. S. Sloan Clyde Mere Alf Hinkle Evans Elmer Henkle Builders Methodist Church Stewart Boone Bob Fenton Wayne Chambers Charles Owen

Recipe for Apple Nut Tea Cake From Edith Welch

Cream sugar and shortening, add beaten egg then add dry ingredients, nuts and apples. Batter will be stiff. Bake in an eight inch square pan for 30 minutes at 350 degrees. Ice while warm. Edith Welch Scott City. Send your favorite recipe to the Cook's Corner. Each published recipe earns a seven dollar prize. Recipes judged on reader interest or originality. Source should be given.

Edith Welch Scott City Cook's Corner

Personal Paragraphs From Local Society Page

Mrs Ivan Baldwin hosted her aunt from Cimarron Mrs E B Philips who arrived Saturday to assist after Mrs Baldwins return from hospital In Dodge City Sunday visitors at 405 Davis were Mr and Mrs Les Sheffield along with Mr and Mrs Carl Bruns and Mr and Mrs Glen Bruns of Chappell Nebraska enroute to Enid Oklahoma for a National Wheat Growers convention Leaving for Hawaii Monday evening with Topeka friends were Mr and Mrs Eldon E Roush who plan a month long trip Mrs Wayne Campbell recovering from bone surgery at St Elizabeths Hospital in Hutchinson her husband and daughter in law Mrs Homer Campbell spent last week with her and returned home Saturday night A steel ball was inserted in her hip socket which had not healed properly for two years

Ivan Baldwin Cimarron E. B. Philps Les Sheffield Davis Carl Bruns Glen Bruns Chappell Nebr Enid Okla Hawaii Topeka Eldon E. Roush Wayne Campbell St. Elizabeth's Hospital Hutchinson Homer Campbell Summit

Zeta Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi Meeting Highlights

Mrs Helen Gribble led a program on Love's Miracle in Marriage at the Zeta Upsilon chapter meeting. Mrs Don Cannon hosted at 1001 Hackberry with Miss Erma Ackerman as co host. Mrs Bob Dale reported on recruiting blood donors. two guests attended. hostess prize went to Mrs Gary Boston. Next meeting set for Dec 12 with Mrs Bob Dale hosting and location to be announced. Dollar Day specials at Mode O Day feature acetate tricot gowns, slips, half slips for 1.50 and gift box of three sheer nylons for 2.00.

Helen ,Gribble Zeta Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi Don Cannon Hackberry Erma Ackerman Bob Dalé Gary Boston Bob Dale

Mrs Owens Piano Pupils Give Recital at First Methodist

Piano pupils of Mrs Harold Owen performed a Sunday recital at the First Methodist Church. A reception followed in the youth room with arrangements led by Scott City’s Mrs Ed Brookover. Participants hailed from Ingalls Pierceville Sublette and other areas, including many named pianists and helpers.

Harold ‘Owen First Methodist Church Ed Brookover Scott City Carlene Ward Connie Overton Cheryl Owen Ingalls Sonia, Adkinson Martha Ida Marie Miller Dennis Ronald Penner Judy Thompson Connie Maxwell Janis Sharis Frack Kathy Karen Weircamp Jane Jean He

Loyal Workers Meet at Jewell's

Mrs. Rhoda Jewell hosted the Loyal Workers Sunshine party at 513 N. 9th with co-hostesses Mrs. Ernest Martin Ina Huckstadt and L. H. Clampitt. The ladies socialized as old Sunshine names were revealed and new ones drawn. Guests included Mrs. Joe Naab Mrs. L. E. Joseph Mrs. Charles Finke Edna Metz Mrs. G. Needham Mrs. George Metz Mrs. Fred Brown Mrs. Bertha Lewman Mrs. Harry Wills Mrs. Homer Pash Mrs. C. S. Hendershot and Mrs. Lulu Borgman.

Rhoda Jewell Workers Sunshine Party Ernest Martin Ina Huckstadt L. H. Clampitt Sunshine Joe Naab L. E. Joseph Charles Finke Edna Metz G. Needham George Metz Fred Brown Bertha Lewman Harry Wills Homer Pash C. S. Hendershot Lulu Borgman

Your Problems by Your Problems by BEAR ANN LANDERS

A reader asks how to respond to a coworker who derides immigrants like him a refugee who became a citizen. Ann Landers advises the critic is a failure projecting insecurity and urges pride in America's opportunity. Another letter seeks guidance on a teen issue involving a married man and hospital bills, with Landers recommending Legal Aid. A third asks how to stop a mother from bleaching a son's hair, with guidance to involve a principal or teacher and a note about a teen smoking booklet.

Bear Ann Landers America Ann Landers Fats

Aurora Club Hears Talk on Christmas Customs

The Aurora Study Club met with Mrs. Marvin McMichael at 501 E Kansas Friday afternoon with seven members present. Mrs. Ed Whitmer presented a program on Christmas customs, noting both international and American traditions. Prizes went to Mrs. J. K. Dunavant and the hostess prize to Mrs. Dale Berry. The next meeting will be a Christmas party and gift exchange at Mrs. Eave McVickers’s home, 1501 St. John, on December 16 at 2 30 p.m.

Aurora Study Club Marvin McMichael Kansas Ed Whitmer America Deryle Mosely J. K. Dunavant Dale Berry

New Contemporary 3 Bedroom Home For Sale

Three bedroom contemporary home near High School features birch cabinets and ceramic tiled bath and hall. After 6 PM call 6-4886 for details.

Bath & Hall Neer High School

Also Mentioned on This Page

Page & Garden City Telegram Geisler Marilyn Ame Methodist Richard Nenkle Andréa Cowgli Marilyn Philips L. M. Sargent Bill Fankhauser Reuben Beach Wichita Jim Cowgill Rhoda Circle C. A. Wiley Clyde Dibbens Salome Circle Howard Smith Forrest Cox Roy Diggs Garden City Marion, Mont A. E. Cook Aloty Lloyd Douglass Gene Rudd G. A. Rhodes Phoebe Circle Don McMillan George Burton Jesse Murdock Nellie Handy Joe Vanderweide Louis Taliaferro Christ Vanderweide Rachel Circle L. D. Williamson Earl Brooks C. L. Barnett Clinton Crouse Vern Towns Rebekah Schele Ellsworth Sherman Lester Clark Albert Gass Andrew Erhart Barbara Ramsey Yening Douglas Morrill Japan Russell McCatt Aubrey Whitehurst A. H. Brinkmeyer R. G. Greathouse A. A. Dewey Clyde Hubert Patterson Martha Circle Rogers Paint Store Grone Ph Bel 8 Wren Ambrose Fross R. M. Johnson Don Grimes Finney County Fielding Hands Mrs. Wells Liad J Chae UT al Mrs. Gribble Cannon’s Jewell's Greenhorns Gear R. de Ann Lanters Aurora Club NEW Contemporary Everette Allen A&a Body Shop M. D. Niedens N. Main Street Garden City, Kansas the Garden City Telegram
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