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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1966
Page
1
A letter writer questions suburban wives and infidelity in a humorous column. Ann Landers responds about relationships, ulcers, and third parties at home, urging action and outlining dynamics in marriages with visiting relatives and neighbors.
Mrs L R Kester entertained 11 Priscilla Club members at Downing's Restaurant for their latest meeting with special guest Mrs Milton Couch. Mrs Jack Rickner presided as roll call prompted witty responses. A Christmas luncheon is slated at the Warren Hotel at 1 p.m. on Dec 4, followed by a gift exchange at Mrs Paul Cole's, 414 Davis.
The Sorosis Club Christmas party at Mrs. Merion Spikes home featured a Senior High School orchestra directed by Larry Harris performing carols. A string quartet and several players, including Steve Townsend and Rosalyn Waldorf, contributed to the musical program amid Yuletide decor and gift exchange.
A turkey dinner with all trimmings was served Thursday night at the Girl Scout Little House for members and husbands of the Gay Niters Extension Homemakers Unit, preluding their Christmas party. Invocations, games with prizes, a gift to outgoing president Mrs. Clifford Culbertson, and a list of attendees are noted, with Mrs. Philbrick named as hostess for the January 23 meeting at 915 N. Ath.
Elks Ladies Bridge Club met last week at the Elks Lodge Home with 26 women present. Hostess was Mrs. L A Baugh and high scores went to Mrs. Mary Downer and Mrs. Harry Brown. Elks Couples Club hosted Tuesday night with 36 attendees. top women were Mrs. Henry Bentrup and Mrs. V O Ward, top men V O Ward and J O Kulm. Hosts were Mrs. Mabel Lindner and son Norman Lindner.
We express sincere thanks for the cards flowers wonderful food and kindness shown during the long illness and death of our wife and mother Special thanks to the Santee Club of Satanta and the Sisters of St Catherine Hospital Garden City R B Bob Garner and Duane Garner and Jim Garner.
The Extension Unit held the annual Christmas dinner at the 4H building with 74 attendees. Music led by Mrs Claude Woodward and Mrs. William Borah featured piano and singing, with prizes awarded to Jenn LeFort, Joe LeFort and Claude Woodard. Dec 16 Christmas party at Day Care Center for retarded children and a Christmas basket for a needy family were announced.
Salmagundi Club members met at Mrs. Maurice Lindner’s home for Christmas topics including a review of When Christmas Came to Bethlehem by Charles L. Allen and Charles L. Wallis. A vocal trio sang Silver Bells and It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas as decorations and tea tables reflected an old fashioned theme.
A tested recipe for CHINESE CHEWS by Jill Stegmeier from Experiment Station uses enriched flour sugars and nuts. It provides steps to sift dry ingredients fold in dates and walnuts beat eggs then bake in a slow oven for about 30 minutes yielding four dozen bar cookies with optional powdered sugar coating.
Lillian Sheehy of 905 N 6th arrives from Washington DC with family for the holidays. Richard Ohmes and family return from the south to attend the funeral of Dolphus Cumbess 55 in Naylor Georgia, who died last November of a heart attack. they visited relatives before heading home.
Community groups list Christmas parties meetings and socials for Rebekah LodgeAssociation for Retarded Children Marist Stella Club Sunflower Club and more. Highlights include Theta Rho Girls Odd Fellows Hall Christmas party and district deputy visit. Variety of club meetings with gift exchanges potlucks and community drives at Union venues and private homes through Thursday and Friday.
The Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service staged The Other Wiseman pageant in the church sanctuary on Thursday with 89 attendees. Mayo Circle led by Mrs Gene Rudd organized, narrated by Mrs Stewart Boone. Attendants included singers and musicians, with special priests visiting from Manzanola, Colo. Refreshments were served by Selichnow Circle.
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