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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1958
Page
4
A reader laments atheistic attacks and seeks reasoned defense while Ann Landers advocates freedom of speech and rational inquiry. The column discusses faith versus doubt, the role of religion, and the value of open dialogue in a modern society.
Practical guide to home decorating focusing on blue and green palettes with pink accents. Encourages personal taste, budget awareness, reusing old pieces, and planning labor and material costs. Suggests consulting a decorator or store planning center and doing DIY tasks like finishing, sewing, and painting where possible.
Mrs Franklin Edwards leaves Wiley civnig to join Mr Edwards in Wichita. Eldon Gailey on 30 day leave with parents in Tilh. Coffeyville moves for Dow family. Simpson purchase at 1401 E Chestnut. Out of town guests attend Miller Wolff wedding including Urban family Wichita and others from Denver Vona Pueblo Holly Russell Minneola Hays. Mary Moore and Cletus Ploeger wedding hosts guests from Syracuse Kendall Oakley Lakin Columbus and more. Old Fellows homecoming at Manhattan draws about 460 Kansans from across the state.
Doris Ann Loeppke and Eugene Lee exchanged marriage vows at 2 30 PM Sunday in the First Methodist Church in Lakin officiated by Rev Janes C Pearce. The couple, with a reception from relatives, plan to live in Lakin after the wedding.
Calendar notes events for Tuesday and Thursday including Soroptimist and Eastern Star meetings at local venues. A children’s tale by Inez Hogan frames space themed stories with Quizzy the gnome learning about the moon and satellite launch. A Numismatic Club gathering invites coin collectors for a cooking demonstration of shrimp and oregano hints.
Nearly 120 Boy Scouts from the Chouteau Island district depart Garden City Lakin Syracuse for the annual spring camporee at Scot Park. Memorial Day ceremonies by the American Legion and VFW start at 9:30 a.m. with a joint flag raising at the Legion building. Daisy Hetiott heads to summer school in Hays. Mrs. Robert Gardiner and Sally Gardiner go to Manhattan, joined home by Bill Gardiner, a Kansas State College student.
A fragmented list shows ingredients for a cake mix including sifted cake flour baking powder salt cinnamon shortening apple cider sugar and eggs. The text reflects a home kitchen recipe portion from a historical newspaper page segment.
A film on heart disease was shown to the Banner Home Demonstration unit during their May meeting at the 4 H building. Dr K L Bourne and Ralph Hodson led the presentation while Mrs Leroy Vanneman covered salads fruits and vegetables. The group voted to display cancer bandages in an uptown window for Home Demonstration Week and proceed with bandage making as their long running community service. Members brought recipes for Cook's Corner with a $1 prize for best entry and corsages by hostesses Mrs Albert Gass and Mrs Roy Bean.
Vic Breit of the Garden City Eagles presided as officers of the Women’s Auxiliary were installed at the lodge rooms Monday evening. List includes Mrs Quimby Walker president Mrs Everett Allen junior past president Mrs Gene Sloan vice president Mrs Wanda Billinger chaplain Mrs C W Long treasurer Mrs Forrest Burgett conductress Mrs Clifton Hull Jr inside guard Mrs Arnold Needham outside guard plus Mrs George Grover and Mrs Breit as trustees. Also assisting were Mrs C T Brown conductress and Mrs A Humphries organist.
Deadline reminder for Telegrams and club news. copy and pictures must be at desk by 9 a.m. on publication day. Ordeline on Saturday is 8 30 a.m. Club reporters and contributors should aim to submit news in the afternoon before publication.
Nancy Lee Trostle daughter of R. H. Trostle of Johnson and Stephen Wilson son of Al Wilson of Chickasha Okla united in marriage at 2 p.m. Saturday at Johnson Methodist Church. The bride’s sister Flagler of Flagler Colo. served as matron of honor with bridesmaids Carol Trostle of Washington D C and Shirley Smith of Chickasha. The groom is an engineer and Chrysler Corp. student in Detroit. After a Colorado honeymoon the couple will reside in Hazel Park Michigan. The bride attended McPherson College and Oklahoma College for Women Chickasha. the groom attended the University of Oklahoma.
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