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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1961
Page
3
A collage of Dear Ann Landers letters discusses trust in marriage, teen dating and privacy with responses. It covers a plumber husband temptation, an Illinois Bell office suggestion for privacy, and a 15 year old dating a 22 year old with parental conflict, advising restraint and parental guidance.
Prestinal Paragraph reports returning Tuesday from Canton Ohio for Mr and Mrs Lucy Garcia and their son Dennis plus Mrs Louise Garcia and sons James Frankie and Ernest. Sister Mary Josella earns BA in elementary education May 30 from Webster College and will teach in a mission school near Tulsa. E.M. Wharton Sr. funeral held Monday. Jim Dougherty marks 17th birthday at State 4 H Music Camp in Junction City with Lincoln Livewire club.
Our Baby names from area families list newborns with birth dates in May. Names include Edward Eugene Partin born May 27 at 1305 Hattie, David Joe Gray born May 28, Cynthia Ann Elliott born May 10, Rebecca Lee and Valerie Sue Goodwin twins born May 27, Roger Wayne Bowlby born May 23, Judith Ann Schifferleins born May 25.
Hildegarde, a cosmopolitan supper club chanteuse, urges wearing a substantial hat to boost glamour and confidence. She explains face-shape guidance, favors tall hats for round faces, and cautions against small head coverings. She loves flowered and tailored hats, dislikes bright reds with gray hair, and plans eight hats for a West Indies trip.
Miss Ruth Hacking elected president of Holcomb BPW led past president Mrs. Plumb D. Carl and treasurer Mrs. Hazel McGonigal to the state BPW Convention in Hays with Nellie Wonderlich attending. Workshops covered health and safety and treasurers, with a history of 36 clubs exhibited and Hill City’s “A Century of Progress” display on women’s employment opportunities. A shrimp cocktail sauce with drained capers was noted as a serving suggestion.
A baby shower for Mrs. Harry DeGarmo was held last night at the Optimist Club House with a yellow and green theme. Gifts included a small crib. centerpieces featured a squeaky elephant and yellow chrysanthemums. Hostesses were Mrs. Bert Clark and Mrs. Arlyn Seba, aided by Miss Lee Martin, Miss Janet Rice, and Mrs. Eldon Dailey. out of town guest Miss Lee Miller of Larned attended. Attending were many community ladies and relatives.
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