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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1966
Page
4
Dear Ann Landers replies to a farmer who blamed her column for marital strife. She suggests the whistle habit might reflect personal taste in tunes and offers a lighter counterpoint about choosing songs that suit a couple.
Shop Model Days announces a clearance sale starting Tuesday featuring dresses from 4 to 7 dollars, blouses at 3 dollars and up, slips at 2 for 5 dollars, robes at 4 and 5 dollars, bras 2 for 3.40, girdles 4.19, handbags 1.99, and seamless nylons at 1 dollar per pair.
Triscilla Club members held a Christmas party at Mrs. Paul Cole's home 414 Davis after a luncheon at the Warren Hotel. Mrs. Bryant Garnand led roll call with poem recitations as 14 members attended. New member Mrs. Fred Traugelt welcomed. Next meeting planned January 10 at 2 30 p m with Mrs Ora Moore hosting.
The Sweetheart Dance of the Eagles Auxiliary is set for February 18 at the Eagles Avenue on Highway 83 with proceeds to the Heart Fund. An open house for the new lodge hall is planned for January 14. State officers will be entertained January 28 with an evening dance for members and guests. President Margaret Burlin led the Monday night meeting with 11 attendees. Eleven illness calls were reported. Mrs Earnest Kells led devotions. The next meeting is January 2 at 8 p.m. at the Aerie.
An order form describes No 3882 dress and jacket in fabric from 44 inch width, sizes 12 to 44 with fabric yardage for jacket and skirt and bodice. It includes mailing details to Garden City Telegram New York and postage costs, plus a note about a free pattern and a fall-winter pattern book. Also a cooking tip for stuffing green peppers with prep steps.
Sarah Hudgens daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hudgens Anthony was united in marriage on Dec 17 with James Lee Ballantyne of Anthony son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Ballantyne long time residents of Garden City now of Liberal Officiating for the double ring nuptial ceremony in the First Congregational Church of Anthony was Rev Harold Wisegarner Decorations included seven branch candelabra red poinsettias white satin pew markers and a white satin prayer bench A nuptial music prelude preceded the wedlock with a soloist singing The Lord’s Prayer and Always The bride escorted and given in marriage by her uncle Ben Hudgens of Anthony
A recipe for delicious cranberry nut bread with steps using dried cranberries and orange, folded quickly to a batter then baked at 350 degrees for about an hour. The second item describes a wedding in Anthony with Amelia Hudgens as bride, a gown of white satin peau de soie, lace, and a three tiered cake, plus attendants and reception details.
The December meetings of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service featured Christmas music poems and stories. Circles hosted guests and a range of activities from lessons on the Wise Men and Advent to holiday dinners and carols.
The Progressive Extension Homemakers Unit held a Christmas party at Mrs. Gladys Neverberg’s home with Mrs. Angel Glant as hostess. Guests included Mrs. Neverberg and Mrs. Orvin Gay. Games and gift exchanges filled the event, with a plan to send cards and stamps to the State Hospital at Larned.
Duplicate bridge club meets at 8 p m in Par iah Hall St Thomas Episcopal Main and Walnut Al bridge players invited
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