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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1960

Page

3

Duplicate Club Uses Howell Movement at Warren Hotel

Newcomers joined regular players for a Monday night duplicate bridge session at the Warren Hotel. Winners were Dr. and Mrs. John Turner and Mrs. Jim Wharton with Mrs. M. M. Etrick tied for first. later place finishers included Mr. and Mrs. Les Cline. Mrs. Jim McKain and Mrs. Alan LaShier. and Mrs. Lois Kope and Mrs. Margaret Buford. The club meets every Monday at 8 p.m. and invites all interested players.

Warren Hotel Howell John Turner Jim Wharton M.M. Etrick Les Cline

Tea Saturday Seek to Organize CowBelles Chapter

A tea for organizing a Kansas CowBelles chapter is set for Saturday at 2 30 p m at the Warren Hotel. Mrs Earl Brookover explains the group is an auxiliary of the Kansas Livestock Association and invites eligible women from Scott Grant and Finney counties. The state auxiliary supports beef promotion and a $250 annual scholarship at Kansas State College for meat research. A Father’s Day beef campaign is highlighted with recipes and beef gifts. The current featured recipe is beef sausage and ground beef mix with spices.

The Kansas CowJelles Warren Hotel Earl Brookever Kansas Livestock Association Scott Grant Finney American National CowBelles Kansas CowBelles Kansas State College Manhattan Brookover Colorado Rockies Colorado John A. i Streiff Nebraska

Local leaders attend state chamber meeting in Topeka

Claude Robinson, state Chamber of Commerce director, O. V. Nanninga, Briggs Walls and Colburn Jones were in Topeka for a state C of C meeting. Mrs. R. L. Ball visited Ocean Grove, NJ for the National Women's Council of the Presbyterian Church. Esther Thrasher enrolled in Norwich summer school with Lawrence Thrashers noted. Virginia Ann Welf hosted guest Louise Noonen of Elmdale at the Wolfs residence.

Claude Robinson State Chamber of Commerce O. V. Nanninga Briggs Walls Colburn Jones Topeka R. L. Ball Ocean Grove Naional Women’s Council The Presbyterian Church Esther Thrasher Norwich, Conn Lawrence Thrashers Virginia Ann Welf Walter Wolfs Louise Noonen Elmdale

Birth notices list ten newborns across multiple families

The notices record ten newborns with parents and addresses including Parks in 402 N 4th Towns Imper ial, Hale in Satanta, Charles Smith at 612 N 7th, Avila on Maple, Bridges on E Maple, Orozco on W Chestnut, Carey on 310 Tn, Brown on 212 N 10th, Novack in Deerfield, and others. Also included are ingredient measurements for canned pineapple and a cooking tip about baking custards in a water bath with cups placed in boiling water.

Zachary Charles John Charles Smith Kkevin Carl Austin Brady City James Dale Ralph Beckett Jr W. Edwards Arleene Blas Avila Maple Janelle Rae William Bridges

Local visitors and guests noted in June 8 1960 Telegram column

Mrs. Leo Kirk and children visit her mother Mrs. Gladys Kemp at 506 10th then travel to Wayne Nebraska to join Mr. Kirk teaching at Nebraska State College. The Kirks plan to move to Lindsborg in fall to join Bethany College faculty. Guests of the Roberts and others include John Fisher Laura Trudy Dickie Salina Bertha Roberts. Baldwin family, Torti family from Visalia. Kemper and Dr. Richard Kay Driver return from Chicago via Memorial Day Race in Indianapolis. Nancy Hope visits McCook grandparents. Merle Potter and Don Jones attend Alvero Hull Jr. wedding in Copeland. Bill Haage family arrives from Prairie Village for several days with L D Williamson.

Leo Kirk Gladys Kemp Wayne, Neb Kirk Nebraska State College Dodge City Kirks Lindsborg Bethany College Chicago Gib Kemper Anderson Richard Kay Indianapolis L.D. Williamson 7Th Bill Haage Bret Greg Heidi Prairie Village

Pinochle Party for Newcomers Held in town

Fourteen couples of the Newcomers Pinochle Club attended a Friday evening event at 1009 Theron hosted by Mr and Mrs Alber Lambert and Mr and Mrs Ted Lambert. The next party is set for July 8 at the Elmer Nofsinger home.

Theron Alber Lambert Ted Lambert Elmer Nofsinger

One Bathroom, Four Kids Spark Morning Chaos

Dear Ann advises a family with four children and one bathroom to hold a summit schedule, assign makeup time, install a mirror for the girls, and impose a nickel fine on the boys for neck washing with a weekly dime reward for clean passes, noting such a home is common and can be happier than a multi-bathroom, childless home. The column also addresses a reader dating a jailed man and a garage space dispute in a five‑unit building, advising the jailed partner take the payment to avoid a jail record, and concluding with tenant rights over garage space in a landlady‑owned property.

Ann Landers Ann

Calendar of Socia EVENTS And Club Gatherings

Social calendar lists Jaycee and Rainbow events with speakers at Magonle Temple and local church meetings. Includes DAR, WCTU, Royal Neighbors, PEO, and Methodist Christian group activities with times, locations, and hosts. Also notes Saturday Chapter X planning meeting and a community advice feature from Ann Landers.

Jaycee Jaynes Carl Myers Conkling Mitchel Geisler Order OF the Rainbow Magonle Temple First Methodist Church Mary Martha First Christian Gouraly Frid Progressive Hdu Ora Holcomb Dar John Eaton Warner Terrace WCTU Royal Lodge Messing Stella Milleson Salina R. J. Maxfield Hazel Neetine

Cosmetologists Meet in Dighton for Dinner and Demos

Western Kansas Cosmetologist Association gathered Monday evening in Dighton for dinner and a business program at Lane-Scott Electric. Peggy Culver and Doris Beckley gave hairdressing demonstrations with Sandra Patton modeling for Culver and Rosatella Blume modeling Beehive for Beckley. Two new members Joyce Rapier and Louise Ohl joined. guests Noreen Foos, Jean Hemmel, Violet Mull attended. The group will meet July 11 at Wheatlands Electric in Scott City. Garden Citions Maude Darner Myrtle Livesay Lucille Castro Myra Strickert also attended.

Western Kansas Cosmetologist Association Lane-Scott Electric Dighton Peggy Culver Doris Beckley Scott City Sandra Patton

Ice Box Pudding recipe contest announcement

Send your favorite recipe to the Cook's Corner. Each published recipe earns a prize for the contributor. Recipes judged on reader interest or originality. May be from a cookbook or magazine but source should be given and not from a current issue.

Cook's Corner

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