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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1964
Page
6
Fearful asks how to shield children from parental fights and urges counseling. Run Ragged describes stress over evening routine and seeks a sitter solution, with Ann Landers recommending hiring a sitter for extra tasks and offering her booklet for a fee.
Newman Club held a December 10 luncheon at Downing's with red candles and holly decorations. Hostesses included Mrs. E. M. Schreiber, Mrs. R. G. Walters, Gladys Nolan, John Wheeler, John Smith, and Lee Conley. High School Madrigal singers directed by Vaughn Lippoldt performed, gifts were exchanged by the fireplace, and hostesses were among those attending. Mrs. Westerhaus to host January 14 at 805 N. Ast.
Engaged couple Patricia Crenshaw and Richard Russell, both of Scott City, announce their engagement. Patricia is a Scott Community High School graduate employed by Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Richard is a Fort Hays State College senior majoring in agriculture. An early summer wedding is planned.
Sequoyah HDU installed new officers during a Christmas party at Mrs. Orval Reece's home 407 Davis with co host Mrs. B W Blackford. Installing officer was Mrs. Lon McMillan. New president Mrs. Dale Ed elblute vice president Mrs. Howard Smith secretary Mrs. Earl Griggs treasurer Mrs. Robert Pound.
Garden City AAUW branch and Book Review group hosted a Christmas Around the World program with 34 members and guests. Anne Christine Wallberg from Sweden and Anouli Juvonen from Finland shared customs including Santa Lucia and Advent traditions. Story of the first Christmas, music, and table displays highlighted international holiday practices.
Mrs. Sam Gish at 901 N 3rd hosted the Acorn Club Christmas party for 18 members on Monday afternoon. The program featured the story of Christmas with readings by Mrs. Hudspeth Ruckel and Fry, piano by Mrs. Gish, and gift exchange followed by refreshments. Mrs Prill will host the January meeting at 2:30 p.m.
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