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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1962
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers letters describe how her columns shaped family behavior. A mother credits guidance for reducing unwanted visits, stopping teen smoking, improving husband communication, and tidying routines. Readers share party hosting dynamics and social etiquette fixes. The column invites more questions via the newspaper.
A get acquainted tea at the 4 H building Sunday 2 4 p m invites HDU tour members and others interested in a 18 day southeastern coast tour with stops in New Orleans Southern mansions Florida resorts including Key West Fort Sumpter Great Smoky Mountain National Park and the National Home Demonstration convention in Lexington Ky Tour runs July 31 August 17 with 65 persons paid including ten couples Two Kansas buses will carry 21 total 19 spots remain Tour cost 240 covers bus hotel side trips convention registration and meals.
Mrs Floyd Born of 1220 Pine Crest was honored with a pink and blue shower hosted by Garden City ministers wives at the Church of God. Pink and blue favors included ceramic baby items and baby buggies.
Personal notices list Mr and Mrs Victor Breit Mr and Mrs Mike Rupp Mrs Vivian Woods Mr and Mrs Deryle Mosely Mr and Mrs Gary Van Buskirk Mr and Mrs Bill Garvin and Harold Vulgamore attending the State Convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles representing the Garden City Eagles Auxiliary and Aerie. Relatives plan a family reunion at the Winter home.
Members of the Ada White Circle of the First Christian Church hosted a Sunday night picnic with husbands in attendance. Mrs Merrill Dailey acted as hostess assisted by Mrs L E Corre. Mrs W E Kelley led the business session and Mrs Leo Warner delivered devotions on Ye shall be my witness with Thanksgiving. The Latin America lesson by Mrs Ed Whitmer noted education changes. each member plans to send a birthday card to a Colorado Christian Home boy. Meetings resume in September with Mrs Leo Warner hosting.
Daisy C. Baughman and George Martin united in marriage Saturday afternoon at their new home 109 W Mary in a ceremony conducted by Probate Judge M C Schrader. A reception and dance followed at Odd Fellow Hall with red and white decor and many friends and relatives in attendance.
Colorful costumes and modern stage decor highlight Grace Ann School of Dance 15th annual recital Stairway to Success at Clifford Hope Auditorium starting 8 p.m. Tuesday. Dancers aged three to 18 perform tap ballet toe and jazz numbers with groups and solos from Gracette and Dodge Gracette troops and classes from Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday.
A bridal tea was given Monday afternoon at the First Church of God honoring Doris Oliver bride-elect of James Arwine. Tea hosts were Mrs. John Eldridge and Mrs. Delon Hales with a mint green and white bell themed decor. Invited guests included Mrs. H. T. Oliver, Norma and Margie Oliver, Mrs. Paul Hoffman, Mrs. Bert Maston, Mrs. Jack Arwine, Mrs. Clara Fry, Mrs. Gerry Kells, Mrs. C. A. Kells, Doyle, Mrs. Mabel George, Mrs. Marie Ratzlaff, Mrs. Glenn Goodrick, Corine Lenz, Alice Eldridge, and Ruth James.
Mrs Ernest Webb asks readers to send their favorite recipes to Cook's Corner. Each published recipe earns a $1 prize. three dollars awarded overall per contributor. Recipes may come from books or magazines with source noted, not from current issues.
The William Wilson chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution schedules a Flag Day observance on June 12 with a 1 p.m. luncheon at the Warren Hotel. Auxiliaries of the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars are invited. Rev. Henry Eden Wright will speak, Steve Townsend will sing, with drum rhythm by Lee Hood and Mrs. Robert Townsend on piano. A flag code demonstration and emphasis on proper flag display on June 14 are planned. Hostesses are Mrs. Thomas Mahar and Mrs. Bryant Garnand.
Social groups list weekly meetings and special events across venues such as Civic Center Garden Bowl Warren Hotel and St Marys Center. Highlights include LDS recreation events Friday night and Saturday memorials at Vailey View Cemetery with rain contingency plans.
Members of the VFW Auxiliary created 45 memorial wreaths for deceased Post and Auxiliary members at the Monday night meeting in the Post Home. Mrs. Rose Nanb presided, Devotions were given by Mrs. J. W. Crayton, 14 members attended, and Mrs. Bill Linenberger was initiated. Special memorial services are set for 9 a.m. June 25 at the Post Home. Hostesses were Mrs. Bud Jones and Mrs. Robert Rickman.
Mary Miller of Stillwater wed James Carlton Holmstrom of Holcomb at St. Andrews Episcopal Church Stillwater officiated by Rev Wayne J Metz and Rev Join Dorr. White carnations adorned the altar and families attended. The bride wore white with a lace dress and hat. corsage of white cymbidium orchids. Maid of honor Bonnie Bullen of Tulsa wore pink linen. best man Charles Wagner Holmstrom of Norman. Post ceremony luncheon at Oklahoma State University Parlor A. reception with spring flowers. Bride to Monterey Calif then. groom to Fort Ord and later Elwood teaching and coaching duties. Both graduates of Stillwater High and Southwestern College. They will live in St. Joseph Missouri after Sept 1.
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