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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1963
Page
7
Vivian Brown presents beauty tips for young stylish girls. The piece urges eight hours of sleep, no makeup at night, outdoor exercise, sun and cold protection, balanced eating, skin care, individuality, positive attitude, and minding one’s own business.
CHICAGO AP Mrs Milton Kraus known as The Lobster Laddy runs a lobster business from a purse delivering live lobsters weekly to Chicago area eateries and shops. She ships from Boston by rail or air in seaweed and chemical ice keeping lobsters alive up to 24 hours and makes deliveries after ordering.
Mrs. Fred H. Harms of 1445 Pearl invites readers to send favorite recipes to the Cook's Corner. Each published recipe earns a $1 prize. Recipes may be from books or magazines with source credit and must not be from a current issue.
Lt. Col and Mrs Doran P Ohlemacher and six children of Okinawa visited Langley Field bound, then Ohio. Maydley, Schrock, Hadley, and Wilson families hosted relatives from Coldwater to 902 St John. The Fourth of July weekend saw John Turner and family at Lake Johnson Nebraska. Tina Green returned from Leavenworth before moving to Phoenix to run a dude ranch. Dallas study sessions and Six Flags trips planned. Houseguests July at Campbell’s and Ellsaesser/Powell households included Fresno and Sublette visitors. Norman Thompson hosted relatives from Chariton Iowa. Charles and Merle Thompson connected. Robert Taylor hosted Wichita and Salina guests. Elizabeth Baldwin visited Wheatridge and Pueblo Colorado, then Canon City. Gilbert Bowyer in St Catherine Hospital received Arkansas City Bowyers and Abilene Bowyers. Taylor family did a Goodland business trip.
Thirty five attended the reunion of the children of Mrs. D. F. Over held Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doe Ackley, 512 N. 10th. Attendees included relatives from North Platte Nebraska, Portland Oregon, Trinidad Colorado, Dodge City Kansas, Garden City Kansas, El Paso Texas and Duncan Oklahoma, with numerous Ackleys and Hewsons among the guests.
In Stillwater Oklahoma Dr Helen F Barbour head of OSU food and nutrition warns Americans spend about 350 million yearly on unnecessary vitamins. She notes many vitamins are wasted by the body and excess A or D can cause loss of appetite irritability nausea and headaches though supplements may help illness recovery or chronic stress. She stresses the U S is nutritionally privileged yet highly vitamin conscious, especially for children.
Fourteen members and two guests attended the Southwest Kansas Matson home Assn meeting at Kelley Matson home on Buffalo Drive. Towns represented included Deer field Dighton Holcomb Vowler Minneola Ness City Jetmore Sublette Tribune and Garden City. The gathering grows from a Dodge City kindergarten workshop held weeks earlier and aims to provide teaching material for five year olds in the Garden City Library.
Emily Lodge, wife of Ambassador Cabot Lodge, expresses excitement about visiting Viet Nam amid the war and political tension. She recalls past trips, notes her role in easing social settings, and describes her fashion plans as she prepares for a diplomatic posting.
Mrs Loretti Schibbel Gardendale recalls Steven Merle as the name chosen for her baby son born June 26. Claude Webbard Kendall adopts Jules Ann for his daughter born June 1. Richard Henry and spouse welcome Ryan Lee born June 28. Raymoud H Andrews and spouse name Lorna Rae for their daughter born June.
Migrant school held Independence Day program Friday night in Melcomly Auditorium with 150 attending. Master of ceremonies Frank Tamer from University of Alabama introduced films and led flag salute. Over 40 children performed including Gonzales as Statue of Liberty and two Boy Scouts Julian Chabarria and Louis Palacio.
A reader column with multiple letters about domestic issues. Topics include a wife who leaves waterless ice trays, leaving lights on, a mother who drinks heavily and avoids acknowledging it, a daughter arguing with parents, and requests for guidance to seek help from Alcoholics Anonymous and parental boundaries.
Calendar of social events lists gatherings at various venues. Mrs John Hoyd hosts a reception at Belg Hun for a Belgian themed event. A veteran memorial is noted with a special floor show featuring performers.
Buddy Kerr, seven, celebrated his seventh birthday Friday with an afternoon party at his home 702 Godfrey. Guests included Diane, Dawn, Janet, Hran Manalor, Shelly, Scott, Pat, Mary Howard, Steve Bruggeman, Kim Mehringer, Vicki Kay, Anita Korr, and others.
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