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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
4
A reader panel discusses teen attitudes to TV ads and sex, a mother’s concern over suggestive commercials, a teen who avoids undercooked meat, and a sequence of letters seeking guidance. Ann Landers replies on meat safety, dating mistakes, and necking etiquette with advice and a petition to mail in questions.
Social calendar lists Rebekah Odd Fellow party at Oda Fellow Hall with pictures and entertainment. Tyrian Lodge No 246 meets in Masonic Temple. Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit hosts Leona Henderson at 607 N. Ard. Thursday events include First Baptist Woman's Society meetings, several Methodist circles at various hosts, Odd Fellow Lodge at 8 p.m., Loyal Workers lunch, Harmony H, Old Timers Club, and other civic gatherings. Also a baking tip suggests substituting lemon juice for buttermilk in a cup of milk.
Donita Mae Crist and Larry Billings united in marriage June 13 at Prairie View Church of the Brethren Fri end. Double ring ceremony led by Rev. Mark Emschler with family members named. Attendants included Hazel Crist and Judy Crist. A reception followed in the Brethren Fellowship Hall and a short wedding trip preceded their home north of Holcomb. Both graduates of Shallow Water High School. he farms and attended Garden City Junior College.
Capt Donald Quakenbush and family of 1208 Parkwood will join him in September as he heads to Tripoli to serve as business administrator at the United States Air Force Hospital. He is the son of Mr and Mrs C A Quakenbush.
Mr and Mrs C M McAllister of 903 N Std left Tuesday for Los Angeles to attend the funeral of Ben F McAllister who died at his home on Monday. The funeral is set for Thursday in Los Angeles. Ben F McAllister was born in Downs.
More than 100 Litzenberger relatives gathered Sunday at the Finney County Fairgrounds 4-H building for a noon dinner and an afternoon of visiting. The committee included Mrs Leo Slagle Kalvesta and Mrs Henry Litzenberger Garden City, who oversaw the affair.
A long list of family and friends from multiple towns including Sioux City Dodge City Great Bend Lakin Kalvesta and Wichita attend a garden event noting Mrs. Harry Cranston and Mrs. Leah Martin as upcoming brides with numerous relatives present from Garden City Gar den City and surrounding communities.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Eisner of 1706 Belmont name their son Brandon Jess born June 4. Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson of 405 Evans name their daughter Lisa Michelle born June 11.
Dodge City Duplicate Bridge Club held a Monday night session in the Warren Hotel Pioneer room with 32 players. North-south winners were Mr and Mrs Jess Whitson Scott City first and Mrs Jack Bryant with Mrs Charles Falconer second, Dr and Mrs John Turner third. East-west winners were Mrs Mike Etrick and Mrs Dorothy Bock first with E R Patton and Mrs Pete Hutchins second, Mr and Mrs Bob McKain third. The club sponsors a master point night Thursday inviting all eligible area duplicate players.
The Latin American Club hosts a rummage sale on June 19 from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm at the Dickingan Building. Proceeds support club activities and community projects.
A note of gratitude to doctors and the entire St Catherine's hospital staff for care during hospitalization. Thanks also to friends for cards and visits, with special appreciation to Harry and Rhoda Crist, Jesse A Will Ordway, Colorado. A recipe tip suggests a blue cheese spread with Worcester shire sauce.
Pre heat oven to 350 degrees Butter two baking sheets Cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy Add one stick of butter and one quarter cup sugar Beat until smooth then proceed with remaining steps as described in the card.
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