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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1967
Page
3
New officers of Todays Mothers Club hosted a picnic for 17 members and several children at a Finnup Park pool shelter on Wednesday. Hostesses included Mrs. Roland Warden Mrs. Bill Streeter Mrs. Bill Gibson and Mrs. Frank Koksal.
The article contrasts mechanized harvests with biblical times, noting fields turning gold as combines replace hand work. It questions whether material progress has improved people, urging reflection on how time and money are used and advocating more focus on human relations and helping the underprivileged.
Mrs Lou Stout receives special farewell as she leaves Garden City. New committees include entertainment chair Sam Alsop and program chair Joe Dewbrava with members Elvin Crockett Wdf Davis Duane Hays Dean Wiley John Archibald Marvin Hamman Homer Pierce Bob John Callins Wayne Dickerson Dale Marine Bill Gibson Rose Murray Bryce Roderick Bill Streeter Reuben Harman. Mystery Sister names drawn. Next meeting will be a prime with husbands as guests. Hostess for Sept 17 will be Mrs Bill Streeter Rt 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Hands and their sons Cedric Sam and Gregory entertained at dinner Wednesday night as a farewell courtesy for Actress Michael of Ethiopia and Santiago Jiminez Van Patten of Costa Rica, exchange students with the American Field Service. Guests included the Voth foster family and the Thompsons who showed slides of the Ozarks foliage tour. both students depart June 27 from Junction City for a tour and return home.
Mrs Lawrence Odgers led a demonstration for seven Essex Extension Homemakers Unit members at Mrs Joe Yorks home on 1011 North 3rd. She urged reading instructions carefully and showed blender use and cleaning tips with ordinary supplies. Prizes were won by Mrs Wilbur Gaillart and Mrs W D Brown. mystery Pal gifts went to Mrs Van DeHart and F A Dickenson. The annual summer family picnic is set for July 18 at 7 p.m. at Mrs W C Brown 2105 A.
Social calendar lists Monday events at YMCA Hall for Brody Trimmer Tops Club and Sweet Adelines at YMCA, plus duplicate bridge at St Thomas Episcopal Hall, and Waggles Auxiliary anniversary dinner. Tuesday covers Royal Neighbors Social Club coffee, Elks Couples Club at Elks Home Lodge. Wednesday features Eagles informal dance for Taylon members, Welcome Wagon lunch at BBs Restaurant for newcomers. Thursday shows Dimi Tops Club exercises at 8 am and 9:30 am business session at YMCA Hall.
In Fremont First Lutheran Church Nebraska on June tenth Carol Evans and Erland Crupper united in marriage. Officiating was Rev. Robert P. Hansen with decorations of white gladioli and feathered carnations. Bride wore a satin gown with lace train and carried white gardenias. groom's party included Lanny Crupper and Gail Cyr. The couple both attended Kansas University. she plans to teach in Topeka elementary schools.
Twenty members of the Homemakers class of the First Methodist Church met Wednesday morning at Mrs. Sam Gish 80% N. ard for coffee. Co hostesses were Mrs. Ruth Wells and devotion leader was Mrs. J. P. Woertendyke. The article also defines ham and picnic shoulder terms.
Mrs Angell Glunt of Holcomb hosted a breakfast for 18 members of church circles Eileen James and Ioleta Me Elhaney Cireteg at First Baptist Church. Special guest teacher Mrs Elenora Goodwin from Shawnee Missions High School spoke. funds were raised for a church youth scholarship to Camp Christi.
Garden City Extension Homemakers Unit members gathered at Mrs. Dale Davis to hear Mrs. Clif ford Culbertson speak on care of small electrical appliances and aluminum coffee makers. They reported health kit project success for Migrant Service Center and planned summer events including a county extension Fun Night and a September meeting hosted by Mrs. Hamann.
A reader questions authorities over a Santa Barbara shop selling marijuana accessories and psychedelic art. The police chief says no law was broken, so closing is not possible, while Ann Landers addresses morality and legality. Additional letters praise sobriety resources, criticize irony, and ask about alcoholism treatment and Ha rt.
A fragmented recipe describes making a lemon gelatin dessert with lemon juice hot water sugar and condensed milk. Instructions include whipping milk with partially set gelatin adding pineapple and nuts if desired layering in a dish with wafers or graham crackers and chilling until firm.
McClung Pharmacy on 109 Grant Ave urges immediate medical diagnosis for suspected ulcers. It cites high risk and daily cases and deaths from peptic ulcers, stressing urgency, and promises friendly, fast service with careful dispensing.
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