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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1969
Page
3
A compilation of reader questions and Ann Landers style responses from a Garden City Telegram column. Topics include sleep disorder concerns, romantic entanglements, family dynamics, and widows seeking social invitations, with advice urging self-improvement and medical checkups.
Finney Chapter No 359 of the Order of Eastern Star met Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple with 34 members present. Mr and Mrs Orie Dunn presided for the last time before moving to Amarillo Texas by Aug 1. Visitors were welcomed, four candidates received degrees, and a strawberry shortcake dessert was served. The annual picnic will be July 13 at 6 30 pm at the Ross Blackford home. attendees should bring fried chicken a covered dish and table service. Next chapter meets Sept 2 with a covered dish dinner.
Calendar lists gatherings across days with entries for TYRIAN LODGE worship service at 5 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sweet Adelines meet at YMCA Hall at 8 p.m. Day celebration noted. On Monday seniors invite participation at Civic Center with a farewell salad luncheon and bring-your-own ware and mate for workday. Tuesday senior citizens plan work and recreation at Civic Center with a fare salad luncheon and self-provided utensils.
EHU Free Wheelers met at Mrs. Victor McCart's home on June 19 to discuss dental care. Mrs. Richard Reed urged brushing and regular check ups while noting sugar intake affects teeth. Guests included Mrs. Bowlby Mrs. Reed Mrs. Robert Bacon Mrs. Laverne Brungardt Mrs. McCart and Mrs. Michael Wright.
The notice states the next meeting will be at 1 30 p m on July 8 at the Palace Hotel hosted by Mrs Leeper.
Sunflower EHU met on Wednesday June 18 at Pies Ben Richardson’s Imperial home to discuss consumer responsibility rights and resources. The group voted to help raise the Head Start project with the Nite Light unit. Guests included Mrs. Dick Woods and Mrs. Shirly Siegle. Host Mrs. Herbert Brecheisen will host the next meeting at 7 30 p.m. July 16.
Thirty eight players took part in the Duplicate Bridge Club Mitchell Movement. North-South winners were Sue Roberts and Harry Reed first with Duane Schneider and Steve Schneider second and Owen Grable with Norman Lindner third. East-West winners were Mr and Mrs Jess Whitson first with Henry Bentrup and W C Ward second and Naomi Hennigh and Ira Webster third. The club will meet again next Monday at the Civic Center at 8 pm and welcomes visitors.
Senior Citizens announce a tour starting June 23 and ending June 2 with visits to Mount Rushmore Wind Cave National Park Jewell Cave National Monument Custer State Park and other attractions. Alan Cantey wolle discuss the tour at the Civic on Wednesday with local talent performances and remarks by Mrs Mae Leeper and group members. The article lists committee members and upcoming July event at Finnup Park.
The Rev and Mrs A Harrison Smith and Kathy, Messrs and Mines Royal Hornbaker Glen Widows Chester Ulrich Leslie Coen and Wanda Everett Simmons Roscoe Courtney Lem Elrod Thomas Graves and Mrs Lois Ferrell attend. An ice cream social is planned for the July 21 meeting in the park.
Janette Louise Lawson and James Lee Crotinger wed at Tribune Baptist Church in a 3:30 p m ceremony officiated by Rev Henry Donelson The couple are from Tribune and Willard and Harlan Boye of Gypsum Colorado provided music The bride wore white silk organza faille gown with Chantilly lace and pearl accents. Melissa Pritchett was maid of honor Denise Morgan and Christine Eaton were bridesmaids Jim Leslie was ring bearer Fred Crotinger and Ron Gabrielson were groomsmen Ushered by Vance Van Pelt Pat Breeding Gordon McPheeder Leigh Lawson and Kent Lawson The couple took a wedding trip to Colorado.
The William Wilson chapter of the DAR held its annual Flag Day luncheon at the Flamingo Restaurant. Miniature flags were placed on each plate. Mrs W G Kline presented a program on Why Flag Day, including a tribute poem.
A Prairie Hens club meeting at Mrs. Cross land’s home featured a discussion on American music history. Members answered a music knowledge quiz, with gifts exchanged. next meetings and social plans announced, including July events and a family watermelon feed. Also included is a pattern advertisement detailing No. 3122 dress features and mailing details.
Elks women’s bridge social held five tables with Mrs Don Hillman of Ventura taking high and Mrs James O’Neil second. Elks couples night saw eight tables hosted by Mr and Mrs J C Kuhn with Phyllis Holmes ladies high and Mrs Lawrence Strack eljohn second high. men’s high went to George Meeker and second to Vern Holmes. Separate dairy notes explain milk fat and solids requirements by law, milkfat options, and common consumer choices. Also included are housekeeping tips on almonds and cheese cooking temperatures.
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