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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
6
A reader recipe for Coconut Island Cookies includes flour sugar salt cocoa and coffee in a chocolate base with coconut folded into a sour cream batter. Bake at 875 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes and frost with a chocolate cream frosting. Submit recipes for a $1 prize to Garden City Telegram Woman's Editor.
A teenage girl seeks help about sudden unpopularity and self-doubt, while a 32 year old single woman and a brother’s troublesome fiancée pattern appear. Ann Landers offers guidance on popularity, marriage choices, and relationship boundaries, urging self-acceptance and prudent responses.
Garden City weekend events were postponed due to flood warnings. The State Theater and Garden Drive In closed Friday night and Saturday but reopened Sunday. Piano Teachers League recitals moved to June 28 at 2 p.m. in the Co op Center. Mary Poppins Reading Club gathering shifted to Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. at Garden City Library with a 2 p.m. matinee.
Calendar page lists gatherings for Tuesday including Flamingo party at REEBEKAH LODGE Odd Fellow Hall initiation by OLD TIMERS CLUB and events at Civic Center Masonic Temple and Senior High Jaco. Also notes CHILDREN'S ART sessions, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN meeting at Mrs. Way home, RAINBOW GIRLS initiation, and a Demolay event at Masonic Temple.
Mrs Crawford Blake of 618 N is appointed by C Y Thomas president of the State Chamber of Commerce to a two year term on the education council. Russell Mosser of Lawrence is council chair and Laurin Jones of Dodge City is vice chair. Blake has ten years on the state board of the Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers and led the local chamber school affairs committee last year.
Circles of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service elected officers and planned programs for the year. Readings included devotionals, missionary reports from Miss Dorothy Brown, and activities like cookies for a migrant school. several circles met in various homes with guests and leaders guiding sessions.
Sgt. and Mrs. James Coates of Ft Wolters Texas arrived for a two week visit with Gilbert Bowyer Jr and family. Wayne Pash from Perryton Texas stayed over the weekend with Homer and Mrs Pash to cross the river before the crest. Mrs J E Cooper from St Petersburg Florida and Miss Mallory Books of Manhattan New York joined Mrs Earl Brookover and daughter Sandra Sue Brookover from Chicago Illinois at 1117 Gillespie.
Mrs. William Proctor, a Shelbyville housewife and mother of two, becomes Kentucky's only female sheriff after her husband resigns to take a state probation officer post. She succeeds him as sheriff, continuing in law enforcement.
Loyal Workers Social Club held a Friday birthday dinner at Mrs. Charles Finke home. 12 members attended with Bertha Needham honored. Cakes roses bingo prizes and Sunshine gifts featured. July 17 meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Fred Brown at 610 N. 3rd.
Saintpaulia Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Brenneman’s home 309 North 10th with Miss Bessie Grieve presenting methods of drying flowers. Thirteen members and three guests attended, including Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Brenneman of Los Angeles and Miss Gladys Keith of Ottawa. Esther Sturgeon presided. a white elephant sale highlighted the gathering. Special gifts went to Mrs. Herman, Vivian Bayer, and Mrs. Meeker. Hostess for Sept. 15 at 2 p.m. will be Mrs. Milhon.
A Collins family reunion honoring descendants of late J B and Mary Collins gathered in Overland Park with a noon picnic at Antioch Park and later hosts Dr and Mrs Warren G Phillips in Prairie Village. Attendees included numerous Collins relatives from Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, and Garden City with extended family from Independence and Pleasant Hope.
In Glasgow Kentucky an elderly farmer drove through all red signals after lights were installed. He told officers the lights kept changing color and urged restoring proper alignment. A patrolman halted him as he complained about the signals.
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