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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1961
Page
5
Four reader questions cover school gossip about a classmate whose prison father is described as vacationing, a jealous husband accusing his wife of infidelity, a widowed social circle in Florida leaving a driver to transport multiple women, and Ann Landers urges patience, professional help, and cheerful practicality.
The Probate Court of Finney County Kansas appoints and qualified Bonnie K Bruington as Administratrix of the estate of Charles T Bruington deceased late of Finney County. Creditors heirs devisees and all others must exhibit their demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Dale H Corley is attorney for administration in Garden City Kansas.
Report describes doctors treating patients with a new tranquilizer who saw a notable reduction in body odor in several cases. While the mechanism remains unclear, further tests are planned to explore this unexpected effect and its potential for addressing a common problem.
Mr and Mrs Loren B Crawford of Pasco Washington announce the engagement of their daughter Anne to Robert E Gish son of Mr and Mrs Sam F Gish. Anne is a music education major at the University of Wichita and Robert is a business major at the University of Kansas and a member of Delta Tau Delta. No wedding date has been set.
Mrs. Norman Thompson travels from Manhattan to attend the Kansas Home Demonstration Council workshop as district director. The trip includes a stop in Topeka for the World’s Food Fair and Kansas Story pageant. Weekend visitors include San Diego guests at the Tatro and Revere households. Several families from Aurora Fort Collins Farmington and Crete participate in university events and a regional conference at Doane College with 260 attendees.
A Thursday morning program by the Presbyterian Women's Association featured a play on ministry for healing and the ecumenical mission commission. Hostesses Circle One welcomed 35 attendees, with Mrs. Carroll Wade chairing, aided by Mrs. Lowell Craig and Mrs. Henry Hall. Mrs. GR Hastings delivered meditations tying to delegates attending the Purdue University national convention at month’s end. delegates included Mrs. George Hunt and Mrs. Walter Meyer. Next meeting is in September.
Our Baby's fame features multiple local couples selecting names for their newborns with birth dates in June May and June 1950. Names include Robert Samuel Kevin Lee Denise Lavonne Kevin Low Sherri Lee Kevin Patrick Gordon Blane II with parents listed at addresses in Old Manor Conkling N 2nd Center Garden City Ave and 6th streets.
Mrs Verh Armantrout joined the Banner Home Demonstration Unit at a Wednesday meeting with 11 members present. Guests included Mrs A G Houghton and Mrs B B Huggins. The lesson on floor coverings was led by Mrs Jim Douglass, with rug samples and a rug quiz.
The engagement of Wilma Jean Hunt to Leslie R. Adams is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Tabor of 205 Wesley. Hunt is a 1941 Garden City High School graduate. Adams attended Deerfield High School and works for the Garden City Co-op. The wedding is set for July 23.
The Daughters of Isabella vote to give over 100 to charity in the coming year. Six dollars monthly for a lay missioner in Latin America. Kansas circles aim to support four lay missioners in the Papal Volunteer program. Thirty members attend Monday meeting in St Mary’s Church basement, approve an 18.50 book rental for a needy parish family and postage for bed jackets and bandages for a Louisiana leper hospital. Mrs. Lohmeyer to Norton. Mrs. Gutentag new member. Cardinal Newman reading. Father Clement Goubeaux urges charity over self. Regent Mrs. Lester Hahn notes 41 members plus the chaplain attended the annual communion breakfast. Lynn Whitehurst awarded a pin for most new members. Next meeting July 10 in St Mary’s Church basement with co-hostesses.
A reader submission titled Spicy Frosted Fruit Flip yields four eight ounce glasses. It instructs blending banana slices lemon juice milk and ginger with a mixer, then serving with frozen milk cubes. NORMA OLIVER S STARRT invites readers to submit recipes for a one dollar prize based on interest or originality.
Mrs Childers presided at the Golden Valley HDU meeting Tuesday with Mrs Arthur Higgins as president. Absent was Mrs Vern Holmes. The floor covering lesson was led by Mrs Bill Hedges. Seven members gave the roll call for the next floor covering project. Three guests attended: Mrs Mike Higgins Mrs Jesse John Jr Grand Junction Colorado and Mrs Norman Murdock Cincinnati Ohio. Mrs Childers won the hostess prize and Mrs M M Higgins won the recreation prize with Mrs Arthur Higgins in charge. Mrs Mae Leeper Palace Hotel will host the next meeting.
Social events listed include Newcomers Couples Bridge at 2 pm and a square dance jam led by Vic Wilson at the Clela Center. Also noted are Elks Ladies and Couples Bridge gatherings, a Royal Neighbors supper, and a Sunday Eld tour interest meeting.
The Essex HDU schedules a family picnic for July 16 at 6 30 p m with Mrs M Brown at 2105 A. A recent meeting featured floor covering lessons by Mrs C Armstrong with Mrs Owen Grable 513 N 8th. Thirteen attended. Recreation included contest games led by Mrs Jim Concannon with winner Mrs Joe York. Mystery Pal gifts went to Mrs Margaret Brown Mrs Clara Burt and Mrs F A Dickenson. The unit voted to decorate a fair booth in August.
A new nylon velvet fabric allows pastel velvet shoes to stay bright with simple touch up cleaning using a soap suds sponge. The day or evening footwear comes in pink, oyster, mac and yellow shades.
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