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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1959

Page

3

Dear Ann Landers Advice on Extra Income and Roses

A reader questions her policeman husband taking a death row switch job for extra money and if a controlling mother-in-law is right to object. Ann Landers advises a second job is unnecessary and to consider his mother. another letter urges responding to a persistent suitor with a thank you note for roses while evaluating the relationship.

Ann Landers Inez Land Marrimother W.M Aon Landers Ann

Evening and Club Events Schedule Richland Area

Tuesday night events include HDU meetings at 6 p.m. with Mrs. Carl Myers and RNA Social Club at 516 Taylor. 4S initiation at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Wednesday features Sunflower HDU at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Faye Gordonier, Piano Teachers League at Foster Music Store, Iris Club at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Borgman, Numismatic Club at 7:30 p.m. at Court House. Thursday lists WSCS General at 2 p.m. at Methodist church, PW at 9 a.m. at Presbyterian church with Circle One, Plymell Ladies Aid all day with Mrs. Feldman, Harm ony HDU at 10 a.m. in the 4-E building with bring service and date note.

Carl Myers Conkling RNA Social Club Robert Taylor Taylor Masonic Temple Sunflower Faye .Gordanier Foster Music Store Iris Club Borgman BOL 'N Numismatic Club WSCS Methodist Church Presbyterian Church Circle One Plymell Ladies Aid Frank Feldman S. Staroute ERIDA Harmony Hdu

WCTU Meeting Hosts Study On Shadow Over America

WCTU members met Friday afternoon with hostess Evelyn Fischer assisted by Cooley and Gardner. Devotions by Wiley. Gardner led the Shadow over America study. Bryant Garland reported on parliamentary rules. After refreshments, members formed four groups and visited Goodwill, Stella's, Fellowship Baptist, and Shady Lawn adult homes.

Evelyn Fischer M. F. Cooley Earl Gardner

Nuptial Vows Repeated At Christian Church

Donelda Mae Solze and Jerry Dean Lalick exchanged marriage vows at the First Christian Church Sunday afternoon. The bride wore silk organza with lace and seed pearl appliques, a Chantilly lace veil, and carried pink roses on a white Bible. Vital details include the wedding party, reception in the church parlor, and plans for a Black Hills honeymoon before residing in 104 Cedar. The groom works at Dillons and the couple will start life in Burwell, Nebraska after graduation.

Donelda Mae Solze Ned Solze W. Emerson Jerry Dean Lalick E. Campbell First Christian Church William Kemley Earl Neely Arthur Fleming Mildred Ward Karen McGraw Jerry Johnson Ray Lalicker Ulysses Vernon Solze Doyle Yount Sublette Forest Burgett Bill Gruver Ronnie Crook Bill Ackley Rodney Burgett Cindy Wittman Car Lene Naill Loni Green Taper Merlene Rintoul Judy Pounds Linda Quint Don Ward Black Hills Dakota Cedar Burwell College Burwell Neb Dillons

D A R Flag Day Luncheon Held at Warren

The Daughters of the American Revolution hosted its annual Flag Day luncheon Friday in the Pioneer Room at the Warren Hotel. Margaret Houston spoke on patriotism and the Flag, with red white and blue arrangements. Morris Jones and others attended as guests.

William Wilson Jedan Warren Hotel Margaret Houston Morris Jones Conrad Gabriel Maureen Mahar Damon Mocracy Tourist Cobb Leroy Hood Abroad Tom Mahar

Our Baby Names Birth Announcements List

Terrence Lynn son of Mr and Mrs D M Burch Deerfield born June 1 Arturo Juarez son of Mr and Mrs Alejandro Gallardo Holcomb born May 25 Sharry Lynne daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Snyder 615 Garden City Ave born May 27 Gay Lynne daughter of Mr and Mrs Don L Grimsley RFD 1 born May 31 Mary Beth daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie A Russell 1212 Mulberry born May 30 Anthony Wayne son of Mr and Mrs Philip Seitz S Starroute born June 4 Gregory Wayne son of Mr and Mrs Eldon E Newberry 804 Bancroft born June 1 Mark Jerome son of Mr and Mrs Jerome Schultz 310 N 12th born June 4

Terrence Lynn D. M. Burch Deerfield Arturo Juarez Alejandro Gallardo Holcomb Sharry Lynne Jack Snyder Garden City Ave Gay Lynne Don L. Grimsley RFD Mary ‘Beth Leslie A. Russell Mulberry Anthony Wayne Philip Seitz S. Starroute Gregory Wayne Eldon E. Newberry Bancroft Mark Jerome Jerome Schultz

Birthday salute honors Mrs. Fannie McKinney in Ulysses

A reception at Mr. and Mrs. Darrel McKinney home in Ulysses celebrated Mrs. Fannie McKinney turning 83. Attending were all seven of her children including Gladys Bankenship, Murl McKinney, Nancy Green, and George McKinney along with nine grand nurses, friends, and relatives. Cards, flowers, and kind words were shared during her stay at Leopold hospital. Frances Hunter, her husband and their four oldest sons, traveled from Kentucky in 1927 to join the celebration.

Darrel McKinney Ulysses Mr.McKinney Fannie McKinney Jack Gladys) Bankenship Garden City Murl McKinney Fred Nancy) Green George McKinney Leopold Leopold Hospital George Frances Hunter Kansas Kentuky Waka Tex Gene Webb Ernest Webb E. T. Bergman

Local society notes include showers and nuptials

A pre nuptial shower for Mary Buckley, bride elect of Norman, was held at a home near an allergy clinic. Attendees included Pat Curbirth and numerous hosts and guests from Great Bend and nearby towns. Additional notes cover Kansas Home Demonstration activities, Civil Defense roles, visitors from Manhattan and Waka Texas, and social events at several addresses with date and attendee details.

Brian Pat Curbirth Mary Buckley Norman Tony Geier Landgraf Wasin Great Bend Sat Hadley Kauffman Theo Howland Willorder Sisma Pattee Inez Koehn Delter Mary Loyola Ma Hacker Elizabeth Owens Janice Jones Nellie Shackelster Mary Jolene Atchison Ford Katherine Geier Nancy Smith Pvt John Schartz Jr Denver

Lemon Gilt Pound Cake From Mrs Holcomb Recipe

Lift dry ingredients and beat yolks with lemon rind and sugar until thick. Fold in flour and water in stages, bake in a large ungreased pan at 350 for about 30 minutes. Invert to cool, slice into fibids, form loaf. Send recipes to Cook's Corner for prize entry.

Dave Goddard Holcomb

Harvest Outlook and Local News From Finney County

County Agent Oscar Norby predicts the 1943 wheat harvest will begin Monday in Finney County. Al Gottschalk, city commissioner, was late to the weekly city meeting after fishing at Five Points. Kenneth Fairchild, son of Mr and Mrs Fairchild, was discharged from Camp Louis Washington after three years in the armed forces. Van Jones, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Jones, returned to Denver to study at the university. Melvin Bailey reported a strong turnout for the first weekly square dance of the summer recreation program at the high school gym.

Oscar Norby Finney al Gottschalk Kenneth Fairchild Fairchild Camp Louis Washington van Jones Charles Jones Denver University Melvin Bailey

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