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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1960
Page
3
A reader questions how to tell a 53 year old boyfriend to stop dyeing his hair jet black and aging him. Other letters urge caution with a dependent husband and a college choice for a young woman, with Ann Landers offering blunt guidance and resources.
Final census counts report Garden City population at eleven thousand. Notable local events include tap dancers Marilyn Bobby and Gary Hering headlining the fourth band concert of the season. Also noted are Mrs Charles Robinson's two month Europe tour and Mrs Walter Baker with son Phillip visiting St James Missouri. Attendees at Scott City junior high Baptist Camp include Kathleen Bondurant Barbara Harlich Peels Wolf and Donna Doug as.
Members of the Cheerful Homemakers home demonstration unit held a Father’s Day picnic for their families Sunday morning in Finnup Park. Arrangements were led by Mrs. Manuel Beltran Mrs. Michael Guadian Mrs. Ascension Mora Jr Mrs. D C Garcia and Tessie Munoz. Mrs. Guadian received the hostess prize.
A long list of local guests gathered at 209 N 12th for a double birthday dinner honoring Pam Delaney and Bill Briscoe. Attendees included many area residents, doctors, and relatives from Kansas to California, with several traveling to or from events and upcoming gatherings noted.
About 40 women attended the southwest Kansas area meeting of United Church Women at Luau Inn on Tuesday afternoon Mrs Floyd Edwards Syracuse area chairman presided The panel included Mrs Rene Wells Great Bend Mrs Charles O Smith Holcomb and Mrs Victor Harlich delegates to the White House Conference on Children and Youth Mrs Wells urged adults to be honest and to listen to youth Lenore Sherman performed a violin medley including Bach Gizue Paganini and Milon de Ribompierre pieces
Mrs. Lawrence Lee led a lesson on Preparation for Leadership in Africa at the Fellowship Guild of the First Christian Church Monday evening. Mrs. Stewart Guthrie gave devotions on Where moth and rust doth corrupt. The Guild is now assisting with the care of a little boy from Colorado Christian Children's Home.
A recipe for salmon piquant with salmon flakes, onions, butter, flour, chili powder and salt. It instructs browning onions in butter, adding flour and spices, then water and catsup, simmering, adding salmon, reheating, and serving on buttered toast. Submission call invites readers to send recipes for a $1 prize with source credit.
Evelyn Ward daughter of Satanta Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ward married Lloyd Bowen son of Mr. and Mrs. L D Bowen Hotenkiss Colorado in Park Place Church of God Anderson Indiana. Ceremony by Ur Dale Oldham before relatives and friends with organ music by Mrs Rachel Waibel of Denver. The bridal party included maid of honor Mary Ward and bridesmaid Edna Alexander. Reception at Albert Alexander home. The bride attends Anderson College and the groom is a junior there pursuing the ministry. They will live at 916 East Sixth Anderson Indiana.
Max Jones, chairman of the Garden City Duplicate Bridge Club, invites area players to a master point play session Monday night at 8 p.m. in the Pioneer Room of the Warren Hotel. Winners from the event include Les Cline and Schrader in north-south, Bob Lange in east-west first, and Gordon Farr second.
Mrs. Carl Johnson of Fremont Neb won high score in the Elks Ladies bridge at the new lodge during the first meeting. Twenty nine attended with refreshments in a Flag Day theme by Mrs Bob Christensen and Mrs Henry Woolley.
A list of local church group meetings and community gatherings. Activities include Wore BPW Club at 6:30 pm with dinner and reservations at Finnup Park, Rainbow Girls initiation at 7 pm, World Friendship Group at 6:30 pm, Lydia Esther and Dorcas Circle at Birgt Baptist Church, and Neigh borly Neighbors luncheon at noon. Also Canton Covert No and LAPM at 8 pm, and a Saturday dance at the new Lodge Building with Howard Harms orchestra.
We thank friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy during our wife and mother’s bereavement. We also thank doctors, sisters, and nurses of St. Catherine Hospital, Harvey Coen and Family.
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