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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1967
Page
3
Anonymous letters critique dating clichés and offer venting on how friends misdescribe women. A teen asks whether to live with his father amid family strain, and a reader questions dining etiquette and teen sexuality guidance from Ann Landers.
Twelve Soroptimist Club members answered roll call at the Tuesday evening meeting in Downing's. Margaret Reimer chaired the project and service committee with Mrs. Inez Dunn and Mrs. Geraldine Knox arranging. The club voted to fund a child’s lunches for the coming months and donations were received. Beginning Jan 2, noon meetings move to Downing's. Guests may attend the Christmas party next Tuesday. social and finance committees will host.
Dear Fern praises wooden bead bags revived for comfort and near mini size. Party bags in pear, beads, lame, sequins, jersey and pearly offer multiple choices at Inez Accessories.
Community clubs list weekly gatherings with dates, hosts, and activities across many organizations. Highlights include American Association of University Women at Luau Inn, Christmas parties with gift exchanges, dinners, and carolling, plus various circles and lodge meetings at multiple local venues. Names and addresses indicate host homes and meeting locations for participants.
Free Wheelers Extension Home makers Unit met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Arnold Fenton host. Members delivered dessert to ShadyLawn Care Home and learned officers for the year: Mrs. Fenton president Mrs. Bowlby vice president Mrs. Batchman secretary treasurer and Virgie Holmes reporter. Mrs. Reed will take dessert to the home next month. An expense gift and mystery pals drawing marked the recreation time.
The Exten sion Homemakers Unit held its annual Christmas dinner Tuesday at Co op Center with sixty five attendees. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ira Merrick who shared a film of their northeastern and Canadian trip. Decorations featured greenery and Christmas ornaments. Hostesses included Mrs. Elza Caldwell and others. a Doxology singing preceded a devotional.
Mrs. Victor Haflich state chairman of Kansas Farm Bureau Women will depart today for Chicago to attend the American Farm Bureau convention. She plans to return to Garden City around December 15. Mr and Mrs W F Stoeckly of 1201 Pats Dr report they traveled from Webster City Iowa and Glendale California due to the death of Mrs Stoeckly s mother Mrs O O Schroeder in Los Angeles, a longtime visitor to Garden City.
Mrs Robert Meyer assisted by Mrs C J Mouser entertained ten members of Dorothy Kinney circle in the Fireside Room of First Baptist Church last Monday evening. The devotional program was by Mrs Earl Parrish using The Unexpected Guest and Why the Chimes Rang. Other guests included Mrs Henry Bondurant Mrs Harry Lotton Mrs Lois Riggs Mrs Allalee Robinson Mrs Henry Wolff Mrs Rosalie Lombard and Miss Georgia Matthews.
Eagles Auxiliary No. 3124 met Monday with Mrs. Lester Hahn presiding reporting 21 sick calls. Grand Madam President Nora Belle Goodman to visit Garden City January 17. Committees named for reception. Auxiliary bowling team took second in a Kansas state tournament in Topeka last November. Members listed include Mrs. Claude Kerr Mrs. Junior Reed Mrs. Lenard Caldwell Mrs. Earl Pile and Mrs. Harold Evans. Mrs. Robert Payne resigned as conductress. resignation read by Mrs. Everett Allen. Christmas party set for December 17 and a dollar grab bag gift exchange planned for December 18.
Mrs. Dwight Sarber hosted a Salmagundi Christmas program at 501 N. 9th with an angel theme. Trio members Mrs. Claude Robinson, Mrs. M. W. Lindner, and Mrs. Roberts introduced by Mrs. R. H. Caliban Jr. performed a musical meditation and hymns, with auto harp by Mrs. Robinson. Guests exchanged gifts. Jan. 3 event planned by Mrs. Jack Barr.
Crk Canier Cranberry bread recipe lists ingredients including shortening flour sugar baking powder soda salt orange peel juice cheddar cheese egg cranberries and walnuts. Instructions: heat oven to three fifty grease a loaf pan cut shortening into dry mix add water to juice then blend with cheese and egg fold in cranberries and nuts bake sixty to seventy minutes and let stand eight hours before filing.
Centennial Gals Extension Homemakers Unit held a Christmas party at the Luau Inn on Wednesday. Hostesses included Mrs. Frank Kells Mrs. Lyman Truckstadt and others with Mrs. Lyman Huckstadt giving the devotional. Seven teen members and husbands attended. Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus appeared in table decora tions. Dancing and visiting followed a reveal of mystery Pals. Hostess for the January 11 meeting will be Mrs. Ray Hudson.
Mrs. James Barnard of 1201 Circle Dr. hosted Sorosis Christmas gathering Tuesday afternoon with assists from Mrs. Wayne Chambers and Mrs. Truitt Adams. Twenty-one members shared gifts, a reading by Mrs. Stewart Boone, background piano by Mrs. Robert Gilger, and a gift-exchange bake-sale.
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