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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1964
Page
6
Puzzled asks why their 22-year-old daughter racks up debt and dodges collectors. Ann says parents overhelp created irresponsibility and urges independence. A letter from The Ol’ Fortune Teller mocks male fixation on size and suggests honesty. Another reader laments wedding debt expectations and praises fiscally cautious in-laws.
Tuesday events at Alta Brown School feature Rainbow Girls Snow Ball from 3 to 11 30 p.m notable attendees like Rosemary Selover Worth Advisor and Mrs Doug Tedrow Moth er Advisor. Junior College Recreation runs 7 30 to 10 20 p.m at the Civic Center. Lutheran Women's Missionary League hosts 7 p.m. Trinity Aes Potluck supper 3 p.m. maeb e. Thursday Elks Lodge hosts New Year Eve Dance Eddie Bates Orchestra 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Newcomers Bridge and Pinochle 7 p.m. Civic Center Trinity Lutheran New Year s Eve Service 7 80 p.m. at church Communion will be observed. Old Timers Club 1 4 p.m. Civic Center. High School casual 7 80 to 10 30 p.m. Clyie Center. Bath at Junior High School Recreation 1 3 to 8 80 p.m. Civic Center.
Mr and Mrs Bryant Garnand of 503 N 6th invite friends to a New Year’s Day open house from 1 to 5 pm at the First Methodist Church parlor celebrating their 50th anniversary. They wed Dec 31 1914 in Deerfield and lived in Garden City where Mr Garnand ran several businesses. Children include Alton and Paul Garnand, David Elsey, John, Bruce, Dr Richard Garnand, Carol, Larry and Douglas, Nancy Scott Patricia in Santa Fe, and Robert Garnand of Pine Street.
Judy Stanley and Cedric Bruce Fortune wed in Pleasant Hill Missouri with Rev T W Silver officiating. The bride wore a white wool suit and carried scarlet roses. maid of honor Carolyn Cockayne wore pink, best man M Kerry O Fallon. The couple, graduates in medicine and nursing, plan to live in Kansas City after a Saint Louis honeymoon.
Linda Kay Smith and Don Leonard Hope were married in a double ring ceremony at Plymouth Congregational Church in Lawrence. Rev. Paul Davis officiated. The couple will reside at 1900 Vermont Lawrence after January 1. Peggy Smith attended as maid of honor, John Hope was best man. The bride wore off-white silk linen with raspberry pink accessories. corsage featured pink and white chrysanthemums with pink roses. The bride is a Garden City High School graduate and a Kansas University freshman in the School of Business. Personal details include parents Mr and Mrs Guilford Smith of Ballinger and Mr and Mrs Don Hope of Kansas City.
The Garden City High School Class of 1954 held a ten year reunion at the Luau with John Robinson of Wichita hosting as master of ceremonies. New officers were elected for the 1969 reunion: Sharon Drees Ackley chairwoman David Babcock vice chair and Dick Fankhauser secretary. The program featured a Barbara Baker Burnside medley and humorous yearbook excerpts read by Yvonne Swindell Whiters.
Viola Nelson and son Jarrell host in Sublette along with Nelson relatives from Independence Kansas City Amarillo and more. Holmes Kempers and Carls host gatherings with relatives in Sublette Garden City and Dolge City. Lee Kempers McDaniels Carl and families visit from multiple towns as 13th grandchild is born. Summers celebrate Denver visit with newborn Dianne Janine. Walters plan California Rose Parade trip and winter Mexico.
Deborah Suzanne was selected as the name for the Murray family's daughter born December 12 at 1104 Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murray announced the choice and welcomed their child.
Cooking instructions describe browning a turkey inside a brown paper bag at 325 degrees. Bake times are 20 minutes per pound for birds over 12 pounds and 25 minutes per pound for smaller birds, no basting or peeking until done, then use drippings for gravy. Mrs. Oliver Brecheisen invites readers to submit recipes for a $1 prize contest.
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