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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1966
Page
6
In letters to Ann Landers, readers clash over parental nudity, heirs, clergy visits, and maintaining boundaries. The column preserves its practical tone while reflecting generational tensions and requests for guidance from Garden City Telegram readers.
The Garden City Piano Teachers League presents pupils in three Sunday recitals at the Civic Center starting 1:30 p.m. First recital lists 16 students and four teachers. Second recital at 2:30 lists 13 students with four teachers. Third recital at 3:30 lists 17 students with four teachers.
Mrs Andrew Larson Jr hosted the Zeta Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her Rt 1 home with 15 members and one guest. Mrs Tabor led the meeting discussing spring rush and a covered dish supper for three Beta Sigma Phi chapters scheduled at the Civic Center on Jan 31. The next gathering is Jan 24 with Mrs Jon Lohmeier as hostess.
Gardening tip advises leaving about an inch of beet greens and an inch of root when preparing beets for boiling. This helps retain flavor and nutrients.
Phyllis McGinley's Sixpence in Her Shoe is discussed by Miss Claudine Lindner for thirteen members. The book defends home keeping and the American housewife with light humor, praising the homemaker's role as essential. Hostess Mrs. James Sloan and vice-president Mrs. Bryant Garland chaired the meeting, with next host Mrs. Andy Clark for February 7 at 7 45 p.m.
Mrs. Merle Altman led the Faculty Dames meeting at the Junior High Cafeteria. Mrs. Jim Coale reviewed Don Potter's first novel set in a small Oklahoma town and narrated by a 13 year old. Potter is OU journalism graduate and Yale drama student. Next meeting Feb 21 at 8 p.m.
Cooks share a chocolate chip pie method with a double boiler milk salt marshmallows melted then cooled folded with vanilla and cream and chocolate. The mixture goes into a baked shell, topped with grated chocolate, chilled several hours before serving.
Mr and Mrs H. Jensen of Lakin announce the engagement of their daughter Carol to Keith Eberhart son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Eberhart of Deerfield. They both attend Kansas State University where Keith is a member of Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity. No wedding date has been set.
Garden City Encampment and L E A No 83 installed new officers Tuesday evening. Officers include Chief Patriarch Ray Vannaman and Chief Matriarch Mrs Dean Nilson Sublette. District officers oversaw the ceremony with past leadership and accompanying reception. A business meeting preceded the installation followed by a tea, with 28 in attendance. Also included are notes on committees and social duties. Quick soup recipe using beans, ham, and tomato soup is provided, plus potato salad tips.
Forty eight persons attended the Elks Couples Bridge Club Tuesday night at the Elks Lodge Home. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs Gordon Farr. High score for men went to Dr. J. E. Dale and second to Archie Ladner. Women's high score went to Mrs. Manford Kimberly with second to Mrs. Owen Grable.
Mrs Carter Burden heads the 1965 best dressed list in New York announced by AP. The lineup includes Mrs John F Kennedy, Princess Lee Radziwill, Mrs Joseph P Kennedy, the Ford sisters, Mrs Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, and Barbra Streisand among others. The list reflects votes from about 2,500 style experts worldwide and notes Fashion Hall of Fame members and newcomer spots.
Calendar of social events lists church circles church meetings and dinners. Highlights include Thursday Sunshine Cirls First Christian Church 6 p.m. covered dish supper speaker Mrs Ken Griffin. Friday Loyal Workers noon Hebrew Rt 1 birthday dinner. Garden City Masonic Temple Corp annual meeting 7:30 p.m.. Odd Fellows Hall events. Saturday Daughters of American Revolution 1 p.m. dessert. Rainbow Girls public installation Sunday piano recitals Civic Center. DeMolays Masons and friends invited. Monday Beauceant social at Masonic Temple 7:30 p.m.. Gamma Mu ESA 8 p.m.. Alpha Tau Chapter Heta Sigma Phi 8 p.m.
The Friday WCTU meeting at the First Christian Church focused on Brotherhood. Mrs. Ted Whiters gave devotions, Mrs. E. B. Titus reviewed Lillian Stevens’ work, Mrs. Addie Thompson read from the Washington Newsletter, and Mrs. T.KE Astin led the business session. Christmas cards were collected for a mission station and local retarded children. Next meeting is February 12 at the First Church of God.
Priscilla Club members answered roll call with topics on pioneer and present day Kansas. Mrs. Jack Rickner presided, Mrs. Ellis Titus led a Kansas counties quiz, and Mrs. Sam Gish played old songs. Hostess for February is Mrs. Bryant Garnand at 2:30 p.m.
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