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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1969
Page
7
Alma Deer warns Vernon over personal home calls and drunken antics risking their profitable carpet business. Ann Landers counsels him to keep work in the shop and have the brother handle installations from now on. A widow asks about office gossip and a mother reminds readers to secure meds and cleaners at home.
Patricia Sue Renner and Charles Lloyd Hett wed at Platte Woods United Methodist Church in Kansas City Missouri. Dr Kenneth C Johnston officiated for the families of Renner and Hett. Bridesmaids wore pink gowns, attendants carried pink asters and baby’s breath. The couple plan to live in St Paul after a northern Minnesota honeymoon.
Country Friends meet at 2 pm Friday June 13 to discuss club history. Seven members shared birth details and family size while Mrs Ella Rundell hosted garden tours and handed slips. Plans for a summer skit and next meeting July 11 at 2 pm were set. attendees included Mies Marvel Lightner Blanche Harms Maude Hands Hatti Stone Ella Rundell Charles Voth and F C Feldman.
Essex Club met at 1011 N 3rd in the home of Mrs. Joe York on Wednesday June 11. Mrs. Ruth Towles hosted. The topic was milk buys and treatments of milk presented by Mrs. York. Five members played word games sponsored by Mrs. Jim Concannon. Mrs. Ralph Harlich won the prize. guest Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley attended. An annual picnic is planned for July and the next meeting will be in August at an as yet undecided location. It will be an all day meeting with a salad luncheon at noon.
The Mary-Martha Class of the Christian Church held a 2 pm class party at Mrs. M. L. Russell’s Eminence Rt home with hostesses Mrs. Evalyn Fischer and Mrs. Esther Sturgeon. Officers were installed for the coming year by Mrs. Fleming, and a Bible study review was given. Sixteen members attended with guests Mrs. Lloyd Barnes and Mrs. P. F. Smith. Devotions included a poem by Edgar A. Guest. The social meets resumes in September.
A portion of a birth notice column lists several newborns with parent names and birth dates. Jeffrey Dean is named for Mr. and Mrs. Gary Robbing, born June 12. Kimberly Kay for Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fahkhauser, born June 13. Joni Lea for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Owens, born Tuesday, June 10.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Schreader of 1402 EB Chestnut have returned from a two week honeymoon. They were married May 29. Mark Winn, formerly at Garden City Community Junior College and now a Fort Hays State senior, recently married Mary Rose O Donnell of Ellsworth and will return to Garden City this summer as assistant manager at Mid Plains Finance Co.
Garden City area Iris Society met 7 30 p m Wednesday at Gladys Hubbard home 904 E Hamline with 22 members present. They discussed changes for next year’s iris shows and welcomed new members including Mrs John Tatro. An iris auction is planned for July 26 hosted by Mrs A R Kester public invited.
Calendar of social events lists meetings and gatherings at various venues. Monday includes Sweet Adelines at YMCA Hall 3 pm and Duplicate Bridge at Civic Center 8 pm with visitors welcome. Tuesday features Basthan Star at Ma sonic Temple and Elks Couples Bridge Club at Elks Home 8 pm. Wednesday offers Sunflower Unit at 2 pm with local talent and Senior Citizens 1 4 pm at Civic Center. Also Welcome Wagon Club at 11 30 am and a Sherlock Hustlers 1 30 pm at Mrs Rupps. Royal Neighbors luncheon at noon hosted by Mrs Brown.
A small recipe note suggests making muffins in a pie pan to cut dishwashing. Stir muffin mix with raisins and bake briefly then slice into six wedges. Serve hot with butter and jelly. dried apricots with frosting are also proposed. Pa. Adv.
A lemon pecan bread recipe by Neva Belt lists ingredients including eggs water evaporated milk lemon rind butter flour baking powder salt sugar and pecans. Instructions: mix wet and dry separately fold to moisten bake in a greased pan at 350 for 55 to 60 minutes then cool and refrigerate before slicing. Also includes a catalog note for a sewing pattern No 3251 with fabric tips and ordering details.
A natural plant enzyme papain from papaya tenderizes meat but is destroyed by heat and gastric juices. It remains safe for foods that are cooked before consumption. The enzyme does not affect the stomach lining.
The WCTU held a meeting in the Homemakers class at the Methodist Church with theme Peril of Insincerity. Speakers highlighted alcohol’s role in traffic accidents and crime, noted global alcoholism rates, and urged total abstinence backed by faith. Donations supported foreign missions and a Viet Nam boys fund.
Wednesday night Raymond Huffmaster presided for 10 members of Garden City chapter of the World Eye Bank. The meeting discussed exchanging the eye bank kit renewal required every six months to a year. Huffmaster urged each Odd Fellowship branch to appoint three representatives to the chapter. A card was signed for Chair Trans W Terhune who is in the hospital.
Mrs F M Greathouse spoke to Lazy Daisy Club on Music of America from 1900 to 1989 at the Friend School. She noted children express themselves through music and identified Scott Joplin as father of ragtime. jazz was once viewed as immoral. Members shared hats for favorite songs and dream vacations, with two guests present. Twelve members attended. gifts given to two hostesses.
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