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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1969
Page
3
Readers discuss marriage rules for professionals and the value of tough responses. A doctor’s wife and a teenage boy weigh in on handling relationships and assertive boundaries with examples from personal experiences.
Mr and Mrs W A Andrews of 909 N 6th announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Lynne to Louis W Cronin son of Mr and Mrs F W Cronin of Pierceville The bride to be is a Garden City High School graduate who will enter her fourth year of pharmacy at the University of Kansas The groom to be is a Pierceville High School and Garden City Community Junior College graduate and will be a senior in KU School of Pharmacy The couple plan an August 29 wedding
Beta Eta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha conducted Sunday ceremonies at the Hagler home with Mrs. Harvey Johnson presiding. Pledges include Mrs. Johnny Dresling and Mrs. Gary Parker. Jewel pin recipient was Mrs. Bill Edwards. New officers installed for 1969-70 are Mrs. Harold Naab president, Mrs. Bill Edwards treasurer and parliamentarian, Mrs. Ken Messenger secretary and zone representative, Mrs. Hagler educational director, auditor and awards, Mrs. Parker Jonquil, Mrs. Dresling chaplain. Johnson became vice president and historian, Messenger received her first Pallas Athene award and Johnson her second. Outstanding sister awards went to Mrs. Naab. The retiring president received the president's gavel pin. Tea was served by Mrs. Johnson and co hostess Mrs. Naab.
A scanned recipe for German Sweet Chocolate Pie from Mabel Setters includes ingredients such as sweet cooking chocolate butter evaporated milk sugar cornstarch salt eggs vanilla and chopped pecans with a coconut topping baking directions and yields 10 to 12 servings. The clipping also notes a rehearsal dinner for Peggy White and Gene Brown at Keck's Continental Inn Manhattan with hosts Harold and Mrs Brown and a list of attendees.
Peggy Jean White and Harold Eugene Brown Jr. wed in Manhattan First Congregational Church on Sunday June 1 at 3 p.m. The couple, both Kansas State University affiliates, plan to live at 426 N. 17th in Manhattan after a Rocky Mountain honeymoon. Bridesmaids, groomsmen, and guests from Manhattan and surrounding towns attended the ceremony.
County welfare staffs in Kansas will attend a conference at the Continental Inn Garden City on June 27. Mrs Beulah Compton of the University of Minnesota School of Social Work will speak on family treatment history and current research. Freena Moore will discuss staff development for change. The program aims to aid welfare workers and related professionals in expanding services to those in need with sessions from 10 a.m. and a 2 15 p.m. business meeting.
Mrs. Derald Eastman arrived Friday from Mobile Alabama to visit her sisters Mrs Leroy Garman at 104 West Johnson and Mrs George Briebiesca in Holcomb. A former Garden City resident she will visit other relatives before returning home Wednesday.
A compendium of local meetings and gatherings including BHU sessions at various times, Rebekah Lodge, Odd Fellows Hall events, Rainbow Girls, Mary Martha class at First Christian Church, Scene Trin Tops supper, Women’s service group at Vine United Methodist Church, Lazy Daisy BHU, and Daughters of American Revolution flag day luncheon hosted by Mrs Rudolph Heuzel.
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