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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1960
Page
13
Community notices list a 2 p.m event at the BEACON LIGHT HDU-2 and a 6 p.m gathering at MDU-6 with Mrs. Leo Fife at 101 Campbell. Attendees are asked to bring the week's menu and own service.
Maj. and Mrs. Don A. Crowe and family visited Pat Concannon and Mrs. John Hawk before traveling to Montana to see relatives. They will return June 19 for a short visit then head to Del Rio Texas. Square dancers at Des Moines convention will showcase Ted Williams numbers including a first place and a seventh place poll.
In Hutchinson Mr and Mrs Eddie Schnurr of 1208 East Laurel plan to attend a Bon er family reunion at Carey Park with relatives gathered for the event.
Ann Holovach of Washington DC visited her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Holovach while Jaycees sponsored a duplicate Liberty Bell showing to promote a July 4 savings bond drive. Susie Curtis traveled to Ann Arbor for her son-in-law Lloyd Shoop’s Master of Arts in public school music. Frank and his wife arrived from Swarthmore to visit Clifford and Mrs Hope. S Birgrandson Fargo NM visited his parents and prepared for a Devils Lake vacation.
A reader asks about marital dissatisfaction and another about dating autonomy for teens. The Wife seeks a husband despite flaws, while a 15 year old questions her mother’s insistence on steady dating and a conservative, rumorful view of American divorce rates.
A reader asks about teen marriage and divorce rates while admitting a fabrication about being a freshman. Ann Landers advises honesty, ending fibbing, and suggests learning dating skills. She offers her booklet How To Be Date Best for a fee and a stamped self-addressed envelope for submissions.
Mrs Ray Harper of 315 North 12th shares a date nut pie recipe. It uses eggs sugar melted butter vinegar dates pecans allspice and cinnamon in an unbaked shell baked at 350 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes. The result forms a crisp crust making it picnic friendly.
Annual Jaycee picnic held at Mrs. Carl Myers home features Chief Mitchel Geisler as guest speaker. He discussed delinquency from neglected children onward and how cases reach courts. audience questions followed. Hostesses served dessert. Mrs. J O Fishback won the hostess prize.
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