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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
9
The Garden City Telegram invites brides to submit engagement announcements and wedding photos. Include the future bridegroom’s name, addresses, parents, bride’s education and employment, plus wedding date if known. Send a clear black and white glossy photo to Cheryl Walker, Woman’s Editor, Garden City Telegram.
Mrs Frank White was installed as president of the Soroptimist Club Tuesday night in a special ceremony at Downing's. Margaret Reimer presided. other officers named include Elsig Branden as vice president Mary Galton treasurer Georgia Matthews recording secretary Elizabeth Beaver corresponding secretary Nazel Cleaver director for two years. Carlene Ward played organ. Twenty three members and thirteen guests attended, with theme Filling Shoes.
Major and Mrs. John R. Walker Jr. and children John Ross Yancy and Stacey travel from Fort Benning Ga to Panama where he will serve as Deputy Post Commander at Quarry Heights CINC Caribbean. They stay with Gertrude Walker 407 Elm.
Mrs Bill Garvin was installed president of the Eagles Auxiliary Monday night at the Eagles Aerie. Officers for the coming year include Mrs Herman Lang as vice president and Mrs Tommy Dimitt as chaplain with other positions listed. Reports from the recent Salina state convention were given by Mrs Dimitt and Mrs Roscoe Solze.
Social calendar lists meetings for Methodist Woman's Society Circle groups at multiple addresses at 8 p.m. Newcomers Supper Club at Finnup Park 6 30 p m with a civic center rain plan. Friday events include Past Noble Grand Club Harmony Hug Loyal Workhree Social Club and an ICH Cream Social 7 10 p.m. Tuesday Bequo yah Hdu 2 p.m. at 407 Davis.
Mrs. Robert Doak acted as hostess for Free Wheelers Home Demonstration Unit guests Tuesday afternoon at 1607 E Tul ton. Mrs. Leroy Robinson presided as the lesson on culture was led by Mrs. Arthur Norrington.
Mrs J M Concannon led recreation for members of the Es sex Home Demonstration Unit at their meeting Wednesday. Winning prizes were Mrs Joe York and Mrs Margaret Brown. Receiving gifts were Mrs Harry Oyler, Mrs Kenneth Armstrong, Mrs F A Dickenson and Mrs Brown. Hostess for the unit was Mrs Don Brown 417 Magnolia. Others present were Mrs Effie Scott, Mrs Guy Rhodes and Mrs J M Concannon. Hostess for July 21 at 7 p m will be Mrs Margaret Brown 2105 A
Dear readers face relationship strains and parenting debates in a column of Dear Ann Landers. Topics include misreading “next Saturday” for the day after tomorrow, and a Singleton father urging summer camp for his 11 year old while the mother resists. The advice weighs discipline, maturity, and emotional safety against parental wishes, urging decisive action.
Mrs. Charles Voth hosted the Country Friends Social Club Friday afternoon at Lincoln Road for 10 members. Question and answer Bible games were led by the hostess. Attendees included Della Lands Maude Hands J T Lear Verna Mc Millan Edna Millard Wide Spence Hattie Stone and Heussie Moore.
Forty seven members and guests attended the Women's Division installation banquet at Downings. Patricia Finney was installed as next president by Mrs Crawford Drake with Mrs Douglas Crotty Jr as installing officer. New officers include Dora Long secretary Maxine Bates treasurer and directors Betty Zrubeck Mrs Charles Vaughn and Mrs Lester Harp.Outgoing officers were Mrs Vantin president Mrs Hubert Piland vice president Cheryl Walker secretary Patricia Gribble treasurer and Mrs Crotty and Milas Vincent directors. A musical program preceded the ceremony with performances by Inanita Kollasing Esther Sehouchzer Edith Nussey and group singing led by Clarence Gordon. Delegates reported from the Midwest WOGC convention in St. desert Mo and invited WDCC members from four states to Garden City for the upcoming convention. Committees will begin planning summer activities with Wanda Garekon named WDCC representative to attend meetings of the Finney County Association Mental Health at the Clinic Center.
Members of the William Wilson chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution held Flag Day with a pot luck luncheon at Mrs. Marvin Brower Healy's home. Small flags formed the centerpiece as Regent Mrs. Leroy Flood presented slides on U S flag history and Mrs. John Eaton reviewed Continental Congress regulations. Attendees included Mrs. Bryant Garnand Mrs. J C Carter Mrs. Gaye Smith all of Garden City and Mrs. Rudolph Houtzel of Marienthal with Mrs. Nancy Esther Hineman of Dighton. Final meeting until September.
Garden City Garden Club met at Mrs. J. C. Carter home to explore Progress of Roses with insights on everblooming Chinese varieties from the mid-1700s. Members displayed garden roses, arrangements were shown, Culture of Roses was explained, begonia given to rest Home, and help offered for Humane Society landscaping. A covered dish luncheon is planned for July 15 at 10 a.m. with Mrs. Lynn Russell coordinating.
A reader suggests grating orange rind from oranges used for Iweak fast to mix into cookie dough for added aroma. The note also mentions preparing green cabbage quarters and medium potatoes and carrots to be added to corned beef about thirty minutes before it finishes cooking.
Vernon Baker presented a film from his voyage to Hawaii at the Ganlen City Gala Tome Demonstration Unit held at the 4-11 building. The event featured Hawaiian leis and flowers for each woman, with husbands included, and highlighted pineapple harvests, sugarcane, volcanoes, colorful mountains, and photographs of the Mormon Tabernacle.
Mrs Witman gave a lesson on chest diseases to 16 members of the Sherlock Trustlera HDU. She noted shortness of breath can signal lung or heart trouble, with Mrs Bernard Kraus assisted by Mrs Don Messenger entertaining the guests. Mrs Herman Lang presided. Ten dollars were donated to aid purchase of a plan for the 4 H project sponsored by the Gay Niter HDU. Mrs Virgil Marsh received the hostess gift. The July 18 meeting at 1 40 p m will be hosted by Mrs Lou Boultinghouse.
A grateful notice thanks friends and neighbors for help during the blaze and extends special appreciation to the firemen for their rapid action. The message also mentions Mr and Mrs Walter Marrer.
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