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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1966
Page
7
A quick porch lunch idea from Cecily Brownstone uses hot roll buns with Ham and Cheese, Tuna, or Egg fillings. Prepare iced tea, bake 12 buns, split to fill, garnish with watercress, and trade fillings if desired.
Calendar lists community activities from 1 to 4 p.m. Old Time at Livic Center and Country Friends canceled until September. Royal Neighbors Lodge hosts a 6:30 p.m. covered dish supper at Odd Fellow Hall. Saturday Rainbow Girls all day slave day at Civic Center. Sunday Ice Cream Social 7 p.m. at Plymer Community House ends by Ivanhoe Valley Grange. cake or freezer recipe welcome. Public invited. Monday Old Timers Club 1-4 p.m. Civic Center. Art Assn 7:30 p.m. Civil Center upstairs. Coin Club 8 p.m. Civic Center downstairs. Tuesday Golden Valley Extension Homemakers Unit 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Art Higgins 1905 N 3rd.
A three generation favorite banana walnut cookie recipe by Mrs Richard Shaffer is shared with instructions and ingredients. The piece notes a Mexican Food Sale at the G I Forum Building First and Fulton on Saturday July 9 from 5 30 to 8 30 pm with carry out orders and proceeds for a scholarship fund.
A pre nuptial pottery shower for bride elect Chris Wheatley was hosted Saturday at 1105 Pershing by Mrs. Lester Clark. Twenty two guests attended including Mrs. Tom Wheatley and Amy Wheatley of Kansas City. The party used an umbrella theme with blue and yellow colors as mini umbrellas served as favors.
The Ladies Elks Bridge Club met at the Elks Lodge with six tables. Hostess Kathryn Burnett. High score Mrs. Archie Ladner, second Mrs. Frank White. Elks Couples Club played eight tables next night hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Strackeljohn. Women high Mrs. Henry Wolley, second Mrs. Elizabeth Zirkle. Men high Harold Long, second Rex Ladner.
Overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Bryant Garland included their niece Mrs Mortis Jennison and Ruth Anne of Lovington New Mexico en route home from Sioux City Iowa Ruth Anne attends Cottey College next year on a PEO scholarship Guests over the weekend at Jack Tyes home were Mrs Russell Keilman of Pratt and Mrs Bob Montgomery and Kathy Linda Sandra and Julie of Pasadena Texas
Mr and Mrs John V Naah announce the birth of a son with the initials J D born June 29 at their 712 North 7th address Julie Kaye is the name for a daughter born June 27 to Mr and Mrs Jack Frick of Scott City Route 1 Kyle Thomas is the name for a son born June 25 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Brungardt at 1106 Pearl Michael Ray is the name for a son born June 24 to Mr and Mrs Ted Shelden of Lakin Eric Anthony is the name for a son born June 23 to Mr and Mrs Richard Leon of 1108 North 12th.
The Miller family gathered for a long awaited reunion at the Lakin Memorial Building. Attendees included Ben G. Miller Santa Fe Jake H. Miller Springdale Albert M. Miller Wren Walter I. Miller Ted E. Miller Ruby Landon Louise Knochs Lila Green and many others with Pearl Thomson absent. The event ran July 9 from 5 30 to 8 30 p.m. to support a ship fund.
The June 26 wedding at First Methodist Church united Brenda Kaye Proberts and Harold Leon Mattocks. Officiant Rev. C. M. Fogleman Jr. presided as families and friends filled the reception hall, while attendants wore coordinated blue and green gowns. The couple plans a Garden City home after a Colorado Wyoming honeymoon.
Dear Outside the Circle a parent asks how to regain control over a rebellious 11 year old dating a 17 year old. Landers replies counseling may help but early intervention is best and those kids were two when signs appeared. Detailing other letters she notes crooks and phonies exist everywhere and advises pay in advance to avoid scams. She endorses marrying May with four children, encouraging acceptance of a ready made family.
Model Days hosts a July clearance offering dresses from 2.97 to 5.97 and girls dresses at 1.97 to 32.97. Blouses priced at 1.99 and acetate gowns and baby dolls at 1.69. Housecoats priced at 3.99. Local shoppers advised.
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