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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1963
Page
3
In a Garden City Telegram readers query column, Ann Landers addresses a teen with illness anxiety delaying events, a wife overwhelmed by her husband’s home-building chatter, and a pregnant young woman advised to consider an independent future. The column also promotes Landers book and invites letters for publication.
Mrs. Harry Harris chaired the Prairie Hens Home Demonstration Unit installation of 1964 officers during a brief meeting before the Christmas dinner at the Continental Inn. Officers installed: Mrs. Larry Doll president Mrs. Robert Peat vice president Mrs. John Miller secretary Mrs. Leonard Ekart treasurer and Mrs. Royr tcey reporter. Each member received a gift from her Secret Sister. Mrs. Jerry Goetz will host the January 12 meeting at 7 30 p.m.
A notice lists the Junior High Christmas program next Tuesday December 17 with performances by Mr. Anderson's Gold Band Mr Harris' orchestra Mrs Remaley's chorus of grade 7 and 8 girls Lippoldt's seventh and eighth grade boys chorus and a ninth grade mixed chorus, plus the Culligan offer.
Beauty editor notes Yuletide hair excitement with wigs and accessories. Wigs sell at 200 dollars and synthetic models at 75 dollars, while salons stay busy shampooing and setting. Holiday trends include silver gold and multicolor wigs, spray shades, and natural coiffures. Shorter home perms and fast curl give body for luxurious looks, with tiaras pins and jeweled combs to embellish crowning glory.
The Zeta Upsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a Christmas party at the Corley home on Theron Way with 16 members attending. Mrs. Bill Ackley organized, Mrs. Larry Eves cohosted, and special guest Mrs. Dick Seitz attended. A guest lesson by Mrs. Charles Romine explored ancient civilizations and stressed human fellowship. Members voted to donate Christmas gifts to a local adopted family and to a local rest home.
Nite Lites Home Demonstration Unit held a Christmas dinner at Wheat Lands Restaurant with 17 members. Mrs. Leroy Vannaman presided at the ceremony as new officers were installed including Lottie Lane as president and Martin Zerr as vice president. Prizes went to Embree, Zerr, and Siroky, and gifts were exchanged. Mrs. Woods will host the January 20 meeting at 1706 Pinecrest.
Mrs Ben Brown was honored with a farewell handkerchief shower by the Free Wheelers Home Demonstration Unit of which she is a member. Mrs Leroy Robinson hosted the party with games and a guest list including Mrs James E Goodwin Mrs Jerry Sullivan Amy Shirk John Cowgill Steve Christenson Lola Fulton Merle Fields John King Robert Doak and Mrs Jo Kate.
Kalvesta Methodist Church will host a Christmas program on Sunday evening December 15 at 7 p.m. Films will be shown and carols sung. No fellowship supper or December board meeting. Community members and families are noted as visiting relatives and hosting guests during Thanksgiving and pre Christmas gatherings.
The Kountry Kuzins Home Demonstration Unit hosted their annual Christmas party at Wheat Lands Restaurant with husbands as guests. A short business meeting led by Mrs. Frank McClure featured 11 members, with new officers to be installed in January. Christmas gifts were exchanged among attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClure and others.
A fragmented social events calendar lists many groups hosting Christmas parties, gift exchanges, and potluck meals. Details include dates, venues like Warren Hotel and Elks Hall, contact names, and reservation calls. some lines are garbled but indicate numerous auxiliary clubs, Nursing Home Open House, and private dinners.
The First Christian Church hosts an all-church family covered dish supper and Christmas program on Tuesday night for about 60 attendees. Vickie Rintoul led songs The Birthday of a King and Suzie Snowflake while Linda Russel read The Little Angel. Vernon Baker led carols as devotions by Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Huckstadt and daughters reflected on Christmas meaning. Hosts were Merrill Dailey, Carl Cook, Ed Whitmer, and B J Logan.
Recipe lists shortening brown sugar eggs applesauce and 350 degree bake. Instructions say cream shortening and sugar, add eggs, alternate dry ingredients with applesauce, drop teaspoonfuls on greased sheet, bake about 15 minutes. Contribution by Mrs Lajra Harmon invites readers to submit favorites for a $1 prize.
The Daughters of Isabella will provide three food baskets with hams to the needy this Christmas. In St. Mary’s Church basement a Christmas gathering heard officers for 1964 and new D of I initiates. Devotions led by Rev. Clement Goubeaux. next meeting set for January 18 in St. Mary’s church basement.
Delta Mu sorority members and their husbands attended a Christmas dinner at Luau Inn on Saturday night. Red poinsettias, miniature snowmen placecards, and a triangle table with multiple candelabra decorated the setting. Mrs. Leo Wilson oversaw games, Mrs. Kenneth Swenson led carols with organist Mrs. Walter Snell. hostess committee included Mrs. Harold Ely, Mrs. Bill Croas, and Mrs. Bernard McPherson. An upcoming zone meeting in Garden City on Jan. 19 will host Delta Mu. next meeting is Jan. 13 at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Gene Austin.
Wanda and Norma Hawiey express gratitude to friends for cards flowers and visits received during hospital stay. The note thanks Dr Sartorius and the hospital staff for care and support.
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