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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1968
Page
8
Mexican Foldovers feature a beef and raisin filling with onion green pepper and tomato sauce folded in tortillas. The filling can be prepared ahead refrigerated and heated just before serving. Serves four with cheddar cheese shredded lettuce and extra warm tortillas as desired.
Mrs Susman portrayed Harriet Stowe in a PEO Chapter X program at the home of Mrs Bill Brown 1106 Harding with 23 members present. Excerpts from the Harriet play were used and the guiding thought was that basic human emotions persist despite changes. the event included a business session and a scholarship donation of 15 dollars to PEO funds. A joint meeting with Chapter FF is planned January 19 at Downing's. the Civic Center will host a dance for students at the Armory the following Friday with Nick Ortiz Orchestra and adult chaperons.
The Civic Center will host interior decoration classes starting Tuesday the 9th from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. for ten weeks. Enrollment is $4 with Elsie Branden as instructor.
Fashion editors held Sunday previews by the New York Couture Group to rate outfits on skirts, hems, waists, sleeves, and hair, with a scoring test guiding age and style. The American Designer Series preview, organized by Eleanor Lambert, runs from Sunday through Friday.
Kenneth Elliott of 203 N 7th watches son Kenneth Elliott Jr. nearing completion of training in San Diego California. He was promoted to Lieutenant Junior Grade after starting officer training January 14 1966 with basic training at Pensacola Florida and wings earned May 25 1967 after jet mechanics and pilot training in Meridian Mississippi Pensacola and Kingsville Texas. Mr and Mrs Elliott and daughter Lyndh Thompson and Mr Thompson visited in San Diego during the holidays.
Tricky Weckline a two piece pattern with soft raglan shoulders and a unique neckline features bow trimming. No. 3280 sizes 14 to 28 require specific yardage. mail 40c plus 5c for pattern to Iris L Co Garden City Telegram Morris Plains New Jersey 07950. Add 1c for first class and special handling. Free pattern offer and 50c for Fall-Winter Pattern Book with coupon included.
The end of the Friday meat ban by the Roman Catholic Church reduced New England fish prices by 12.5 percent, with the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston estimating fishermen lost over 3 million dollars in sales from December 1966 to August 1967 excluding Lent.
Mr and Mrs Larry Mertin of 1504 St John celebrate the birth of a daughter named Beverly Dawn in December. The announcement notes the naming choice and home address as part of a local birth notice.
Mr and Mrs R B Maerz of Lakin will be honored guests at an open house in Lakin Methodist Church Sunday January 1 from 2 to 4 pm celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. Hosts are sons and daughters in law Charles Maerz and Richard Maerz with grandchildren Ricky Deanna and Jay Maerz assisting. friends invited.
Boxing classes for Funior High will be held in the Civic Center game room on Saturday the 13th at 910 A.M. Instructor will be Bill Thompson. No enrollment charges.
Paragraphs report Jim Wolfe of 415 Davis underwent heart surgery at the Cleveland Clinic Hospital. He is reported in satisfactory condition. Address on file: 6th Floor Cleveland Clinic Hospital 2050 E 98th St Cleveland Ohio 44106.
Mrs Frank L Dailey presented the program for 13 members of the Women s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church in Hatcher Hall. Hostesses were Mrs Jack Hooker Mrs Tom Elson and Mrs H B Bondurant. The meeting opened with group singing to the theme Dare to be Brave. Mrs Boland read the scripture and Mrs Dailey spoke on Christian decisions in modern conflicts. The business session reported 13 boxes of Christmas treats packed for shut ins. Mrs C C Hicks was named representative for the Interdenominational Youth Banquet planning.
Dorothy Kinney Circle of the First Baptist Church met Monday in the Fireside Room. Hostesses were Mrs. Lois Riggs and Mrs. Allalee Robinson. Mrs. Earl Parrish presented the devotion and Mrs. Donna Widows led the discussion on Right or Wrong from Acts 10 and 13. Reviving meetings Jan 14 21 were noted by Mrs. Wilma Unruh. Attendees included Mrs. Henry Bondurant Mrs. Earl Parrish Mrs. Henry Wolfe Mr. Ken Heinrich Mrs. Allen Unruh Mrs. Donna Widows Mrs. Allalea Robinson and Mrs. Riggs.
Elsie Branden will teach a 10 week anterior decoration course from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. on weekdays, enrolling students for a $4 fee. The ad lists class timing and instructor.
A crowded social calendar lists numerous meetings across clubs and organizations with times and host locations. Highlights include art, women’s groups, PTA meetings, study clubs, and church circles, many detailing hosts and addresses for Thursday events.
A collage of reader questions and Ann Landers replies covers marital tensions over a secretary in a photo, gratitude from a mother about money, nerves from living with in laws, and a teen seeking a Sunday date compromise. The column offers blunt guidance and practical boundaries.
The American Heart Association lists seven basic precautions to reduce heart attack risk. They urge annual physicals, regular exercise, maintaining a healthy weight, controlling high blood pressure, not smoking, guarding against diabetes, and watching cholesterol intake. Following advice helps lower risk. the best shield remains your doctor’s guidance. Address: 109 Grant Ave. Service is friendly and careful dispensing.
Telegram Want Ads announces opportunities to buy or sell items locally. It invites readers to place or respond to ads through Telegram, signaling a simple marketplace approach for commerce.
Pd Adv Garnands trains of Sand HURRY may rush through life causing strain on hearts and nerves. Two rushers and a third type hurry with no reason. Speed can ruin lives and property. haste makes waste. Hold haste for real needs. great works aren’t made in haste.
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