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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1965
Page
8
A Memphis mother asks how to stop her husband from denying their daughter's recurring sinus infection and nervous coughing. Ann Landers recommends physician involvement and patience to avoid a lasting habit. The column also features a reader seeking guidance on a suspicious boyfriend and a friend who handles compliments poorly, plus a community rummage sale notice.
Retiring Officers of the Business and Professional Women's Club hosted 27 members at a dinner meeting at the Luau Inn. Club president Marguerite Roth presided while Lavonne Staley Alma Kleint Patricia Staley and Juanita Crotty sang with Roth. Dr. Leroy Hood spoke on a forthcoming school band issue due June 15. Next dinner is June 9 at 6:30 pm.
Mr and Mrs Charles H Burch 518 Stoeckly were honored Saturday at Wheat Lands Restaurant with a silver tureen from Great Plains Wheat Inc staff and board. Burch will head public relations at Wilson College Chambersburg PA. Attendees included several local couples. absent were Mr and Mrs William Crot-Anger.
Pierceville Dorcas Society hosted a spring tea at the church on May 21 with 58 women and 21 children. Guest speaker Mrs Millie Stamm national executive secretary of Meditation Moments from Denver spoke with two Denver companions. Seniors and eighth graders celebrated commencement exercises May 21 at the high school Little Theater. valedictorian Louis Cronin and salutatorian John McClurkin noted. Grade school ends with a class picnic and vacation bible school to begin at the grade school next week.
Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Moyer and granddaughter Patricia Liles of Arriba Colorado were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Goodman on Telegram Ave. The Moyers formerly lived in Dodge City where he co‑owned the Terminal Elevators and served as secretary treasurer of the Grain Exchange of Kansas. Mrs. King Stuart of Hays spent Memorial weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kester at 611 Center, and with Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Parrish at 608 N. 9th.
A mother of a toddler learns to adapt mealtime as the child asserts independence. Advice from Cecily Brownstone covers balanced diets, varying portions, and patience, noting that chewing skills develop and taste preferences change. It mentions ready foods like strained turkey and cherry vanilla puddings as new options.
The Wallace Wilson Family expresses appreciation for kindness shown to Calvin during hospitalization. They thank the Sisters, Nurses, Dr. Maxfield, neighbors, and friends for flowers, food, cards, and visits. Gratitude is extended for prayers by Rev. Houser and many others.
A notice references a gathering of the Community Church Ladies Fellowship to be held on Saturday, June 5, with details likely describing the event’s purpose and location.
Tuesday events include Mason a Semple to honor chaplains and Christian women’s fellowship at Baker Chapel of Fleet Christian Church at 2 pm. Methodist and Baptist groups meet at First Methodist and church, plus Odd Fellow Full lodge at 4 pm. details are partial.
Roy King of 909 N Std married Doris Egbert in Dodge City May 19 at the Episcopal Church. Rev R Treater officiated. Attendants were their daughter Mrs Harold Partin and her husband Mr Partin. The couple recently attended a party at Francis Egbert’s Ingalls home with local guests.
The Garden City community will host an unexpected visit by Miss Dorothy Brown at 2 p.m. Thursday in Wesley Hall at the First Methodist Church. She will recount her Liberia Africa girls school experiences and greet by Miss Jeannie Peters who took her place. WSCS district officers will attend the tea honoring Brown and Peters’ parents.
A furniture designer argues room color choices reveal personality and harmony within a home. He links red to excitement, blue to calm, and mixing colors to balance dynamics, noting accents in black white and gray. Cultural and social factors influence decor, with cautions on overuse of bold hues. The piece includes a funeral acknowledgment from Fern Batchelder and family.
Fourteen members of the Neighborly Neighbors Club met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Andrew Hummer at 2308 Tonio. Members responded to roll call with a Mother’s Day poem or a shopping hint. Special guest Mrs. Ronnie Hummer attended. Contests were run by Mrs. Lee Hebrew and Mrs. Emma Finke. A picnic lunch is planned for July 23 at noon in Finnup Park. Committee chairwomen are Mrs. Walter Buell and Mrs. Mattie Solze.
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