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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1960
Page
16
Thirty five members and two guests attended a Saturday morning special meeting and coffee of Chapter X PEO. Mrs Ola Neill of Fort Pierce Florida and Mrs Ted Berglund were guests.
A 102 year old great great grandmother shared her simple beauty tip. She credits her long life and clear complexion to plenty of soap and water and consistent personal care.
A bridal shower for Nancy Smithe, who will wed Vern B. Grimsley on June 26, was hosted at the Girl Scout Little House by Mrs. Lawrence Lee and Mrs. Bob Townsend. About 30 guests attended, including Smithe’s mother Mrs. Gaye Smithe, Grimsley’s mother Mrs. Howard Owen, and grandmother Mrs. C. J. Neill of Fort Pierce Florida. Pink and silver decor featured peonies roses and mock orange blossoms with crystal tableware.
Lloyd Wilcox and Connie Sue Bell were married June 5 in the Church of the Nazarene at Smith Center. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. E. L. Duby with a reception at the Smith Center Community Hall and a wedding trip to Biloxi Mississippi.
Calendar lists IOOF meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday at 101 Campbell. Sunflower HDU at 8 p.m. Leona Henderson address. 4-H dish lunch at 11:20 a.m. at 4-H building. Paulia Club at 2 p.m. 912 N 5th. Piano Teachers League at Foster's Music Co at 8 p.m.. Newcomers Family Picnic at 7:30 p.m. call Mrs. Kelly Maison BR 6-4465. Thursday Cauadal event 2 p.m. Methodist group. CWF Groups with coffee and gatherings at several addresses. City Squares at 8 p.m. Warren Hotel. Loyal Workers birthday dinner at 12:50 p.m. 513 N 9th.
United Church Women group in southwest Kansas schedules a June 21 luncheon at Lucy Inn with a panel on the White House Conference for Children and Youth held in Washington. Delegates include Rene Wells and Victor Harlich. Lenore Sherman to perform violin. ministers wives’ coffee precedes the event.
Verlene Vella Frick and Oscar W Kunz wed Sunday at St Francis in a 3 PM ceremony. The bride wore rose point lace and carried a white Bible with a white orchid. attendees included Darlene Turner and Donna Reeves as maids of honor, with Steve Erickson as best man. The couple plans a northern states honeymoon before settling in here. Nancy McMillan and Rapheal Cravens announce a summer wedding forthcoming. she is a medical technologist at Wiley Clinic and he works with Lee and Woolman Construction.
Readers share experiences on asserting boundaries with boyfriends and dealing with money found in taxis. A law-student critique questions taxi ownership and property rights. A fiancée asks about long distance courtesy and education remarks. Ann Landers offers guidance and invites further letters.
District 7 president Mrs. T. D. Thompson of Syracuse and Mrs. Cecle Carlisle, Syracuse WCTU president, attended the Friday meeting at the Methodist Church. Thompson previewed Nicos and named committees for the state convention to be held September 6 to 8. The lesson on flower mission and relief department was led by Mrs. Earl Gardner.
Clearance of Rogers nylon lingerie in white slips and maternity items. Includes half slips and gowns long and short. Baby DollaJ's sizes 32 to 40. Values range six to ten dollars, now two dollars each. Inez Acces sories. 1831t.
A vintage recipe for a fruit salad combining pineapple oranges coconut and sour cream. Drain pineapple and oranges then mix with marshmallows and coconut and serve on lettuce leaves. Prize notice invites readers to submit favorite recipes for a $1 reward.
Personal notices recount visits by the Stengel family of 914 Center to Mrs. H Y Price in San Marcos and other Texas relatives before a family reunion. A dinner honored Lucy Zimmerman Alice Miller and Vina Steen with guests including Bert Graves and Stella Williamson. multiple hometown residents attended. Jane Ludwig, visiting grandparents in Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, returned home. Sunday gatherings included Frank G West's guests Claude Wright and Fred Menke. Hall of Pinecrest ushered at Arnold Graves wedding in Great Bend. Harland Graber and Chuck attended his sister’s wedding in Triune. others joined family events at 1608 Walker and 1008 Tom Place.
Jerry Christensen Robin Stoufe Larry Meeker Scotty Davis and Nancy Pierce of the Community Church attend Camp Wai-Shun-Ga this week in Junction City.
Bobby and Gibby McKain, sons of Mr and Mrs Bob McKain, visit grandparents and other relatives in Wichita and Miltondale. The hometown address listed is 1110 E Chestnut.
Mr and Mrs Norman Thomp son and Joyce traveled through Nebraska Iowa and Minnesota visiting relatives and enjoying several fishing trips during their trip.
In Hugoton on Sunday Mrs. Duane West and her husband 302 East Fair attended the wedding of his brother. Mrs. West performed as a musician for the ceremony.
Charles Collins was principal speaker at the Elks Club Flag Day program. Shirley Scott and Henry Schoap Jr. and Phyllis Nelson and Harold Hamlin were married. Jeanne Beach and Dale Corley announced engagement. PTA workshop at Hays attended by Mrs. Dick Smith, Mrs. Gay Cleaver and Mrs. Ralph Hinkle.
The Garden City pool district confirms the first death in 14 years as 11 year old George Edward Helmers drowned while swimming. The incident raises safety questions for the facility and authorities pledge an investigation.
Garden Citizen Tommy Neil Smith Jr. earned a diploma from Long Beach College in Long Beach California.
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