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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
3
A reader shares worries about a troubled 11 year old daughter distressed after a breakup and suicidal thoughts while another laments confusing forms in city hall. A grandmother’s touching card exchange reveals family bonds, with Ann Landers replying on responsibility and communication.
Charles Collins explains how to achieve an Oriental look with a vase screen and lacquered chest, using jade gold and peacock blue accents. He adds that a Spanish theme is possible, with accent pieces to keep rooms from feeling overdone while maintaining American contemporary furnishings.
Arnold Mowry married Jeanette K. Mowry in Holcomb Community Church in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Sidney Raymond. The couple will reside in Sublette after a Colorado honeymoon. attended by family and local guests with a reception for 50.
Christine Campbell Holcomb invites readers to submit favorite recipes to the Cook's Corner in the Garden City Telegram. Submissions credited to contributors may win a $1 prize. recipes may be from other sources with the original source noted.
Mr and Mrs George Westerberg of Denver Colorado announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Elaine to Dennis Dick a former Garden Citian whose parents now live in Dodge City Linda is a West High School and Colorado State College graduate and Alpha Phi member His fiancé is a Garden City High School and Garden City Junior College graduate who attended Kansas State University Their wedding is planned for July 25.
A fish pie provides a satisfying main course for Sunday night supper. It highlights wholesome flavors and simple preparation to suit a cozy weekend meal.
Mr and Mrs Lee Fenton of Holcomb entertained Sunday in honor of Mr and Mrs Jack Harp visiting from Boron California. Guests included families from Holcomb Garden City Deerfield Lakin and nearby towns with many names and households listed as attendees.
Carl Rixon thanks friends for prayers cards letters flowers and other kind remembrances received during illness and recovery.
Weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs Jerry Sullivan at 1607 B Fulton included his parents Mr and Mrs J B Sullivan of Shawnee Oklahoma and Robert Werner son of Mrs Wayne Rowland of Eminence and Ronald Werner of Holcomb visiting after study abroad. Fourth of July visitors will include his brother and family Ben Miller Mike and Patrick of Oklahoma City. Leaving today after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Lee Kemper were his sister and husband R C Dickinson of Corvallis Oregon planning to visit a daughter in Chicago. In Dodge City, E R Kemper's home saw six inches of floodwater, with E R Kemper in St Anthony Hospital after a collision left him with three broken ribs and a broken arm. Mr and Mrs Edwin Carr Porter III of Fort Collins Colorado announce daughter Esther Kathryn born June 29 weighing six pounds seven ounces, first grandchild of Ed Porter and Mrs Hazel. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Francis Shea.
The Golden Rule Class of the Church of the Brethren held a Sunday noon basket dinner and outing at Scott County State Park with families. Devotions were given by George Sooby. Activities included boating swimming climbing and horseshoes. Attendees included Ellis and Mrs Smith Scott City Loren and Mrs Coulter and family Sooby Ruby Reed Gale Howard Mills and families. Special guests Curtis Sauer Kristine Modoc Jan Morris Marjorie Proehl Garden City Jennie and David Sooby McPherson. A second family picnic is planned for July.
A storm Friday night struck a Rowton and Daniels farm supply tank west of Kalvesta. The thousand gallon tank, recently filled, exploded scattering gas and fire. Nearby trees and shrubs around Lydia Rowton’s home were scorched. Rain may have limited the damage. Numerous local residents and guests are listed in attendance at various gatherings near Kalvesta, Garden City, and Ness City, with visits to relatives and neighbors noted throughout the week.
Addie M Thompson thanks Dr. Maxfield Dr. Spikes and the St Catherine Hospital staff aid es friends and neighbors for calls cards and flowers during her hospital stay.
We express gratitude to friends who assisted with our flood cleanup and give special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Schwartz and Fern Batchelder for sheltering us until we could return home.
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