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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
3
A reader argues women now seek money and status over love, urging Ann Landers to revise her dating advice. Another note defends enduring values, noting many still prize emotional support over riches and appearance.
Ann Landers advises on confidentiality and control of temper after vodka martinis and asks if alcoholism is a disease, whether it can be treated, and if there is a cure. Readers are directed to read Alcoholism Hope and Help booklet, enclosing 35 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope. Also notes a local antique shop opening at 1203 Taylor with a grand opening later.
Special out of town guests listed for a wedding include Edger Colclasure and family from Panama Canal Zone Rae Sue Carol Peggy and Phil from Denver Har old Kennedy and Miss Ermina Kennedy Lewis and Herkie Wampler from Grand Island Neb Marion Schneider and family from Albert Randy and Sharon Schrott of Albert John Kearney family from Belpre and more.
A letter styled cooking guide from Aunt Jane to Niece outlining a first home dinner. It covers shopping lists from bakery and grocery, meal prep steps, table setting, tea and ice cube tricks, and serving sequence. The tone is supportive, promising gradual skill building toward future meals and desserts.
A new antique shop labeled What Not opens for business with a planned grand opening on a Friday at a later date. Details of exact date and schedule are not specified.
June 4 ceremony at First Methodist Church united Ellen Wampler and Larry Steven Tarpley in a double ring wedding. The service featured pink floral decor, family attendants from Garden City and Denver, a reception in Fellowship Hall, and plans for a Wichita home after June 12. The bride, a Wichita State senior, and the groom, a former Southwestern College student now with Boeing in Wichita, announced their Denver trip and future residence.
Sid Oliver of Hutchinson demonstrated the new transfer rod permanent waving during the June 5 dinner of the Western Kansas Cosmetology Association at the Warren Hotel. Evelyn Kuhlman received a diamond trend wave and a rosette slide show introduced the rolette roller. The 32 members and six guests heard a special anniversary program for Affiliate No. 45 with charter members honored and new members welcomed. Next meeting slated for July 10 in Dighton with plans for a basket dinner and swimming togs.
Calendar of Social Events lists gatherings at multiple venues with times and hosts. Included are Centennial Gals BHU-8 p m Mrs Jim Atkinson 705 Evans UNITED PRESBYTERIAN WOMENS ASSN-7 15 p m Church Parlor Circle Four host YRIPAY WOMENS CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION-2 p m Wesley Hall First Methodist Church Blower Arranging Work Shop-1 30 p m 4 H Building Garden City Garden Club sponsors Country Friends Club 2 pm Mrs Della Hands 608 N 9th Elks Lodge Pool 7 10 Br. SATURDAY Church Women United 9 am 4 pm collect used cotton clothing for overseas needs to warehouse at rear of Regan Jewelry 412 N Main must be boxed and tied DANCE 9 pm 1 am Eagles Aerie Old Time Dance 9 12 pm Odd Fellow Hall all invited SUNDAY Gray County Historical Society Picnic 1 pm 4 H Building Cimarron basket dinner drinks furnished all 80 years and over receive special attention MONDAY clothing drive continues 9 am 4 pm at Regan’s Jewelry Knights of Columbus Hall Daughter of Isabella 8 pm Rev Lisle Potters report BHAUCEANT 7 30 pm Ma Bonie Temple Body Trimmer Tops Club 7 p m Mrs Clyde Bulkley Jr 704 W Maple footwear advised
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