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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1960
Page
4
This paragraph from a Dear Ann Landers column features readers seeking guidance on personal issues. Topics include marital stress and disclosure of private matters, a child sleeping in parents' bed, and handling mistaken surname embarrassment while maintaining privacy.
Royal Neighbors lodge arranged a social club visit by RNA state supervisor Stella Millicent next week. Mrs. Raymond Brown, Mrs. Robert Taylor, and Mrs. Cleo Lowe were chosen to call on members with Millicent during her stay. At the meeting a charter ceremony featured Roscoe Romine, marshal, Carl Gushison, chaplain, and Donald Edwards. A memorial service followed with C. L. Barnum as soloist and readers including Mrs. Taylor. Funds from judge sale went to the flower and general fund. Birthdays were noted for Moseley, Taylor, and Edwards.
Mrs. Lowell Waddell sought swimmers for a water ballet troupe tied to a water safety program. Dr. Howard D. Pollock and Kenneth Hough led efforts to form a barbershop chapter. Kiwanis Club donated over 200 to send Ronald Hubert to the Valley Forge Jamboree. Billie Jean Henry, bride-elect of Bill Abbey, was honored at a shower by Lucy Ann Gerber and Fern Drees. Clugston named Grand Representative to Wisconsin at the Rainbow Assembly in Russell.
A calendar of social events lists several group meetings and gatherings. Nursway Opti Club hosts a 6 30 p.m. session at 610 N 4th. City Squares meet at Warren Hotel at 8 p.m. Loyal Workers have a 12 20 p.m. birthday dinner at 513 N 9th. Harmony Hdll meets at 2 p.m. Elks Ladies Bridges at 2 p.m. Dup Bridge Club at 8 p.m. Women’s Division of the Chamber of Commerce gathers at 7 p.m. at Warren Hotel. President’s Coffee at 9 30 p.m. in Wesley Hall. United Church Women host a 1 p.m. luncheon at Luau Inn. Royal Neighbors Social Club meets at noon. Reservations contacts listed.
Three Garden City youths received honors in Kemper School Boonville Missouri 116th commencement. Jim Kester son of L R Kester 611 Center earned general and athletic honor societies. Bud Burris son of 3 D Burris 506 Eugene Place was named to the athletic honor society. Robin Oswalt son of Harry L Oswalt 802 N 7th earned a reserve high school golf letter for his team. Buddy also earned a track letter and Jim won the individual drill in the Missouri State Drill Meet at the University of Missouri.
Dr and Mrs John Turner head the north south winners in the Warren Hotel duplicate bridge event. Mrs Elaine Sterling and Mrs Marie Carson top the east west section. Second and third were pairs C D Carmichael and Les Ctine in north south, with Betty Zrubeck Gladys Kemp and Speckman in east west.
Mr and Mrs Charles H Fleming Jr travel through the eastern and midwestern states after a Saturday ceremony at Clar ence Presbyterian Church New York. Grace Boggs daughter of Williamsville New York and Charles H Fleming Jr son of Scott City New York attended the four o clock service. A reception followed at the Sheraton Buffalo. The bride wore peau de soie with Chantilly lace and heirloom Chantilly veil. She carried a kerchief once worn by the groom s grandmother and her bouquet featured stephanotis and ivy with a white orchid corsage. Louise Ann Dohery served as maid of honor with bridesmaids Phyllis Kurashige and Patricia Herbert in turquoise silk organza. Ensigns Donald Faery Larry Cox and Spencer Cleveland served as ushers. The groom a Naval Academy graduate will begin duty at Mayport Florida. The bride attended Centenary College and Syracuse University.
Promote your dish by sending an apple strudel recipe to the Cook's Corner. Each published recipe earns a prize for the contributor and will be judged on reader interest and originality. Submissions may derive from books or magazines but must be original in tone.
Personal paragraphs list numerous visitors and relatives stopping in Dodge City. Vera Skillington of Los Angeles arrives as Mrs. Wiley's sister-in-law. Mrs. John DeMain and Mrs. Robert Taylor attend a Loyal Workers party. The Bergkamp family hosts visitors from California and other relatives, while Gene Webb and kin travel from Waka Texas to visit Mrs. Webb's family. Additional guests include the Gaylord, Gross, Renick, McKee, and Ludwig families, plus Kathy Crowfoot spending summer with relatives and a wedding party from Inman attending Bert Voth’s wedding.
Marcille Brown bride-elect of Don Martin of Garden City was honored with a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at the Kalvesta schoolhouse. Decorations featured yellow and white with a wishing well for gifts. Hostesses included Mmes. Carl Warner W D Daniels John Briggs Abe Bergen Clyde Smith Raymond Erkie Garland Phipps Fred Reimer Julius Dumler Walter Habiger Ronald Scott Bill Phipps and Miss Judy Phipps.
The Tuesday afternoon session of Beacon Light home demonstration unit at the 4H building featured Mrs. John Boyd leading a cooking lesson on one-dish meals. Hostesses were Mrs. Art Brinkmeyer and Mrs. R. E. McGaugh. Plans for a July picnic at Mrs. Boyd’s home were made. Ten members and one guest, Mrs. Jack Homan of Wisconsin, attended.
Mrs Max Ladner was guest of honor at a layette shower at Luau Inn. Hostesses were Anan Vincent Stella Williamson Mrs Jay Near Mrs Harold Hertel Mrs Robert Gray and Mrs Raymond Heiman. A pink stork motif decorated the event with guests including Mines George Roth Charles Biernacki Edward Roth Archie Ladner Rex Ladner John Roth John Roth Jr Joe Roth Joe Roth Jr Jake Savalt Clarence Savalt Dwayne Vaughn Marion Metts George Wigner Jr Clarence Mader Edward Deaver A F E Biondi Robert Garnend Gerald Reifschnieder James Crowley Anna Williamson Rosalie Sharon Etling Roxie Shea.
Local authors met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Hazel Williams and voted to meet regularly the second Wednesday of each month. Each read an original manuscript for criticism. Material on marketing tips and other pertinent information on the writing craft was distributed. Attending were Claude Wright, Helen Vaughn, Elinor Barker, Marie Dierks of Scott City, Mary Alice Holden, Hazel Callison, Louise Gentry and Enola Feldman.
Mrs Glenn Stover led a mental health lesson at the June Lazy Daisies Home Demonstration Unit meeting at Friend School. Hostess Mrs Wilbur Ramey welcomed guests including Mrs Billie Ramsey. Hostess gift went to Mrs Ralph Gross.
An area luncheon here Tuesday at the Luau Inn sponsored by United Church Women invites all. Mrs. Ovid Harman notes the Garden City UCW president. The program covers the White House Conference for Children and Youth held in May. Reservations with Mrs. Andrew Larson by Sunday night. Mrs. Rene Wells of Great Bend will appear on the panel along with Mrs. Victor Haf lich and Mrs. Charles C. Smith.
Five members of Chat n Learn home demonstration unit met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Pete Smith. For the program the hostess presented discussion of legal papers and inheritance problems. Plans were made to weed flower plots around Plymell Community House Thursday morning and to install a trellis there. Mrs John Staley and Mrs Smith were appointed as the fair booth committee and tentative booth themes were discussed. Mrs Frank Feldman was appointed to buy each wrap a gift for the HDU Fun Night in July. Card of thanks were received from the Roy Yardleys and Mrs Leo Solze.
Egg punch prepared in the Italian style served in dessert glasses for spoon eating. Lady fingers are delicious with this, adding texture and flavor to the dish.
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