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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
4
In a bowl mix canned tuna with chopped celery minced onion mayonnaise and shredded yellow cheese. Salt and pepper to taste. Butter six hamburger buns fill with tuna mixture top with bun halves bake in paper bags at 360 degrees for 14 minutes. Reward offered forCook's Corner recipe submissions.
Personal shower for Nancy Smith bride-elect of James Bornumann Torrington Wyoming held at 817 Evans. Prizes won by Mrs. Lyle Carmichael Mrs. Howard Smith and Sherrie Mercer. Blue and white color scheme featured wedding bells blue roses and forget-me-nots. Guests included high school friends and their mothers with gifts from several attendees.
Fragmented social items list names and dates in a limited calendar style. Readable fragments mention Mrs Ka eel ACEO and Mrs Nekto Vlad among others. The text is garbled with unclear entities and lacks cohesive events or outcomes.
Mrs Hattle Stone and Lizzie Whitson spend a weekend at Way Stone farm while the Stones visit Wichita. Bruce Garnand and family arrive from Santa Fe for days at Bryant Garnand home as Scout bus trip to Minnesota continues. Many residents plan trips to Brownwood Alaska and Portland with relatives and Army summer camps noted.
Ten tables gathered Tuesday night for Elks Couples Bridge at the Elks Hall. In men’s section Bill Crotinger placed first with Vern Holmes second. among women, Mrs. T. P. Wadley led and Mrs. Dan Robinson was second. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Holmes and Mrs. Mabel Lindner. Members approved buying three dozen iced tea glasses for the hall. Next meeting slated for Big 6 v at the Elks Wall. Card of Thanks from the Jerry Bevan Family thanks friends for food flowers prayers after Joss.
About 115 attendees gathered Sunday for the Garden City High School class of 1938 reunion. The event featured a family picnic in Finnup Park, a smorgasbord at Downing's with 74 guests, and a talented program with speeches, letters from absentees, and memories shared by graduates and former teachers.
A reader panel of letters discusses single women living alone and respect for privacy, a spouse spying on mail and calls, and a fountain pen loss. The column advises against privacy violations, emphasizes trust in marriage, and offers a simple pen-capping tip.
Centennial Gals entertained Thursday night with a dinner at the Titay Tht. Hostesses for the 1 members and 14 guests were Mrs. John Canning, Mrs. Don Coulter and Mrs. Ray Stinemetz Jr. Miss Betlach demonstrated a tatk and hair care tips emphasizing healthy hair reflects a healthy body. History of the unit noted five of 1961 charter members remain. Fun Night will feature a covered dish supper at 7 p.m. at the Co op Center, with a family picnic planned for Aug 8 at Finnup Park hosted by Mrs. Loper and Mrs. Staats.
Mrs John Miller of the Virginia Courts recently from Kansas City will be honored tomorrow morning with a breakfast at Downing s. Mrs Miller is the daughter in law of Mr and Mrs Everett Miller 802 NStd Herater In is in real estate with his father. Hostesses include Mrs Howard Blanchard Mrs Jim Burnside Mrs M C Schrader Mrs Bert J Vance and Mrs John G Callins.
Edna Millard hosted Friday afternoon for eight Coun try Friends Club members at 803 Laurel. They played guessing hymn titles and quiz games. Hattie Stone named new club reporter. Attendees listed include Dellan Hands, F. H. Harms, Lida Spence, Ann Staley, Mary Keller, Charles Voth, Hattie Slone, and Mary Keller again.
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