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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
3
Summer brings vacations and swimsuit choices. California designers offer cover girl approved lines with built in support, tummy control, and fabric that lasts under sun and surf. Try multiple styles, test fit with movement, and pick colors that enhance eyes and tan while ensuring straps and girdle panels stay secure. Build a summer wardrobe with contrasting prints and fabrics.
The Handa family met Sunday in the Pioneer Room of the Warren Hotel with 53 relatives attending the annual reunion. Hosts were Milo Joyce Jr Virgil Hands Sr and Virgil Hands Jr. Out of town guests came from Amarillo and Ulysses with numerous Hands family members present from Garden City. Next year hosts will be Richard Hands Danny Becker and Ricky Hands families.
Teen asks if Ann Landers is bothered by petty complaints while others endure real suffering. She replies that venting helps, recognizing courage in ordinary people, then offers insight into rude hosting and dating advice. The column closes with a reader's question on marriage and a solicitation for a booklet on necking.
Visiting in Ulysses over Memorial weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bates of 412 Center guests of her parents, plus weekend houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. John Collins. They attended the Halcomb High School and Holcomb reunions. Other attendees included Mrs. Ruth Potter and several Kansas Business and Professional Women from Wichita, and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bruegel with relatives from Linn and Pueblo for Holcomb events. A.sel adoption announced for William John Kendall born May 28. Listing also includes sale items and a June 3 4 auction at Pinecrest.
A Sunday reunion at the Girl Scout Little House, 108 W. Hackberry, gathered about 70 people, relatives of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baldwin. Breakfast fed 30 relatives. noon meals and varied dishes came from Holly, Scon, Garden City, and other out of town guests including families from Denver, Lompoc, Beloit, and Jewel City among others.
Columbia AP report quotes Annie Lee Singletary, fashion editor of the Twin City Sentinel and Winston-Salem Journal, critiquing today’s high prices and narrow fits. She praises the workshop win of $1,500 and urges fashion to include women beyond size 12 to 14, arguing current offerings exclude three quarters of American women.
The message calls Cowbelles to submit quilt blocks to Mrs. Don Hapes today. It stresses urgency and directs recipients to mail or deliver the blocks immediately to the listed contact.
Parents are urged to plan a diverse spring and summer agenda to prevent boredom and behavior issues. The piece stresses freedom from routine, the value of physical movement for early years, and safe outdoor toys like wooden play structures, a honey bee hive, swim boards, juggling sets, and knot tying boards to entertain and educate children throughout the season.
Mrs Margaret Stewart shares a one dish meat and vegetable casserole. Ingredients include ground beef potato green beans garden peas carrots onion celery minute rice and salt. Cook beef until browned then combine vegetables and simmer covered until tender. Add rice to steam briefly before serving.
Friday seniors 1 4 p m at the Center for games OPEN HOUSE 8 p m to honor John Dickerson Civic Center YRIAN LODGE NO 246 7 30 p m Masonic Temple Special world Srd degree TENNIS 7 a m Ben Grimaley Courts Lessons for anyone interested Dennis Irwin to instruct Civic Center Games ELKS LADIES BRIDGE 2 p m Bika Lodge Home Tuesday ELKS COUPLES CLUB 7 p m covered dish supper Bika Lodge Home A N bring salads M des serts Bring table service EASTERN STAR 8 p m Maxson fe Temple Friendship night Official visit of district aide
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