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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1964
Page
5
Frantic asks about her husband who believes his electric shaver sends him thought waves and accuses her of infidelity. The reply urges immediate medical evaluation for his mental illness and hints at legal steps if behavior continues.
Linda Ellington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ellington, returns to Eastman School of Music Rochester New York for Christmas. Sandra Amos, nursing student at Wesley School of Nursing Wichita, visits home and plans to watch Wesley Nurses choir on KGLD. Mr. and Mrs. B W Jacobs and children Gary and Justin depart for Pittsburg to visit relatives over Christmas. Local arrivals and departures feature church concerts and family travel in the holiday season.
Epsilon Tota chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held its annual sorority Christmas dance Saturday at the Warren Hotel with 10 guests and 16 members plus husbands attending. On Monday 17 members met at Mrs. Ray Kantola’s home hosted by Mrs. Dale Berry. The lesson was The Key to Graciousness and Poise by Mrs. Ronald Hummer and Mrs. George Kendall. Secret Sister Christmas gifts were exchanged.
The act passed in 1938 set purity and labeling standards for all drugs and drug combinations and assigns enforcement to the FDA within HEW. It requires rigid testing before sale to the public or via prescriptions, ensuring safety and quality in drug products. McClung & Payna Pharmacy in Garden City emphasizes friendly service at 109 Grant Ave as its main business.
Calendar lists Monday American Legion and Amill ary events at Post Home with a covered dish dinner and Santa Claus gift exchange. Tuesday Rebekah Lodge meets at Odd Fellow Hall with Christmas basket gifts. Wednesday Rainbow Girls meet at Masonic Temple with officers at 6:20 and initiation at 7.
Fifteen members of the Welcome Wagon Luncheon and Card Club met at Downing's for a Christmas party. A welcome wagon centerpiece with poinsettias set the scene. Hostesses were Mrs. Carl Medsker and Mrs. Elliott Dickey, with Mrs. Robert Fulton in charge. A $13 donation to the Retarded Children's Assn was collected. Ceramic angels were given, and bridge and pitch prizes were awarded to members. Next luncheon will be Jan 20 at 12:45 p.m. at Downing's. hostesses will be Mrs. C. W. Baker and Mrs. Lewis Stout. A general meeting with husbands is set for Jan 21 at the Civic Center.
Ada area buyers and sellers urged to use Telegram Want Ada for listings. Public notice highlights quick reach, easy contact, and local item exchanges through the platform.
Kalvesta news notes Pleasant View and Church of the Nazarene held Christmas programs with children from all classes participating. A snowstorm near Larned disrupted travel after a pheasant hunt, injuring Reverend Marley and leaving a plane wreckage salvage value of five hundred dollars. D. V. Gleason returned home from hospital while families gathered for the annual Dodge City Christmas reunion hosted by Mrs. Ray Smith.
A reader recipe from Gardendale by Darlene Rundle outlines shortening sugar egg and honey dough with flavoring, then flour soda and salt. Chill roll cut bake then ice and decorate. Submit your own recipe for a $1 reader prize. sources may be cited.
Mr and Mrs Edward Roth of Deerfield welcomed a baby named Dwane Scott born on December 10. The birth announcement notes the couple as proud parents and provides the newborn’s full name and birth date.
Pierceville School plans a Christmas program in Little Theater with a post show fellowship. The Pierceville Church held a cantata at Mrs. Vern Bear’s home directed by Mrs. W. R. Renick. A Christmas coffee at the Gilbert Rundell home featured festive decor and 31 guests. Go-Getters 4-H Club sent gifts to Larned Hospital and distributed cookies to seniors and shut-ins. Nearby residents visited and family ties noted as Mrs. Grace Rundell hosted guests from Chilowee and Kansas City.
Mrs Elmer Haas Jr was elected new president of the Social Order of the Beauceant at the Masonic Temple meeting Monday night. Mrs John Archibald is first vice president and Mrs Phillip Mehringer is second vice president.
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