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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1963
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers letters cover dating eyes hugging tears funeral questions and grief. Readers seek blunt guidance on how to handle open eyed kissing undecided marriage plans emotional reactions and guiding a child through a family death in a plain spoken advice column.
Jeanette Herman daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Herman was honored at a Sunday afternoon bridal shower at the home of Mrs Harold Herman with co host Mrs Bob Leiker Present were her mother Mrs Albert Herman and other relatives and friends A unique corsage of pot holders measuring spoons and ribbon was given and games with prizes were played Guests included Mrs Archie Westeman mother of the groom and Mrs Jacob Heili grandmother of the honoree plus many Herman family members and friends
The Royal Neighbors Social Club hosted a farewell gathering at 515 N 13th for Mrs. Robert Taylor who moves to Goodland and Mrs. Sparks who relocates to Satanta. Co hosts for 26 attendees were Mrs. Carl Nail and others. A morning coffee is planned for Aug 20 at 1303 N Main.
Stephen Rooney 11 and his sister join their spouses for a two month stay abroad with visits planned in Jerusalem and Jordan. The group leaves Kansas City for New York and later travels by plane. Nearby, Kathy Herron and Starr Herron visit family in Waurika Oklahoma as plans for a cross state visit unfold.
Eighteen members of the Nite Lites Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday night for a salad supper on the Gene Embree lawn at 823 Bancroft. Co hosts included Mrs. Lottie Lane and others.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Connors hosted a birthday and wedding anniversary party Saturday night at BOLN. Honorees included Mrs. Keith Connors Mrs. Charles McCart Charles Vaughn and John Wheeler for birthdays and Mr. and Mrs John Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs R L Crist for anniversaries. Several guests and assistants attended.
The Fellowship Guild of the First Christan Church installed new officers led by President Miss Mabel Adams and Vice President Miss Elsie Bursk. A seven o'clock lawn breakfast at Hazel Gardiner’s home preceded the ceremony with ten members and four guests in attendance.
A candy colored gelatin cake layers with red green and orange squares folded into a lemon cream mixture. The dessert uses pineapple juice and sugar for the filling, then folds in whipped cream and shines with coconut or nuts as a festive low calorie treat.
Mr and Mrs Harold Lower Sublette announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Charlotte Lynn Lower to John Warren Conard Jr son of Mr and Mrs John W Conard Coolidge Nuptial vows set for August 7 at Sublette Christian Church with invited guests Both brides and groom are juniors at Manhattan Bible College She plans to attend Kansas State College in the second semester to earn a degree in home economics education
Mrs Allen heads the Eagles Auxiliary drill unit with tryouts for participants. 29 members attended the Aorio Hall meeting as Mrs Garvin spoke and Voney Carethers Wan was initiated. The Grand National convention is planned for July 31 to August 3, with September meetings moved to Tuesdays. A summer picnic is set for August 25 near Lake Rohleder east of town. Initiation of new members will occur at the August Eagle Aerie meeting at 7 p.m.
Myrtle Randall was honored at a birthday party Sunday evening at the home of Otis and Mrs. Frazier 907 Maple. Hostess chairman Anna Kritzer led the event with a dinner and cake followed by homemade ice cream. Attendees included Myra, Gene Doyle of Dodge City, Henry Arnett, Verna Linton, Margart Dunn, O. Dy Brown, Red Fereell, Wilbert Mutler, Ralph Johnson, Otis Frazier, Clark Farnest, Jack Hathaway, and Philomena Willman.
New York fashion writer recounts Olw Cassini presenting his fall collection to writers. He quipped about Mrs Joni Kennedy as his client and joked about leopard shortages and the lean silhouette, urging emphasis on upper curves and ladylike style.
The Pawnee Indians held their annual project tour on the afternoon of July 8, starting at the Virgil Brown home and visiting multiple local residences including Carl Warner Leonard Woolf Tid Doory John Briggs and Marvin Trelden. Refreshments were served at the Pawnee Acres Community Building.
A fragmentary social events calendar lists several names and venues with times in a past Friday and Sunday window. Names include Mrs Neto, Dudley, and Margaret Town. locations and details are unclear due to OCR garble but indicate local gatherings and talent events.
Monday afternoon four tables of Ladies played bridge at Wille Tall. Mrs G Schroeder won high score. placing second were Mrs Archin Ladner and Mrs Henry Bontrup. Next meeting set for Aug 5 with hosts Mrs Henry Bontrup and Mrs Dusty Riodes.
Garden Club members met Monday morning at Mrs. Pole Brown's home to learn flower arrangement methods. Mrs. Fritz Sauer discussed conditioning flowers, Mrs. Della Pinegar spoke on drying with silken-gold, and Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Carteray assisted. An eight-thirty a.m. branch meeting is scheduled for August 10 at the Boyd home on North Center.
A compact notice highlights Telegram Want Ads as a quick channel to buy or sell items. It urges readers to submit brief sale notices via Telegram and notes the service aims for rapid dissemination of requests and offers.
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