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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1955
Page
3
Dorothy V Whipple M D explains practical home care for minor cuts scrapes and wounds in youngsters. Emphasizes cleaning dirt from wounds using warm water soap hydrogen peroxide and sterile bandages. Advises seeking medical care for deep cuts stitched wounds or tetanus risk and notes when a tetanus shot may be needed after specific injuries or exposure.
A bridal shower for Schroeder wife elect Elmo Hunter was hosted at 510 Summit by Mrs. Fred Eaton and co hostesses Mrs. Eaton Mrs Pete Smith and Mrs Clayton Basinger. Guests enjoyed pink and white decor a umbrella centerpiece and arch. Bridge games crowned Mrs Goss high Mrs Webb second and Mrs Meschke third. Also noted Roy Moody studies in Denver and Calvin Skaggs visiting Texas with plans to reunite with his wife. Local families travel for events and music camps were mentioned along with a coffee gathering for Mrs Herbert Ikenberry and Mrs Robert Butler.
Three women of Banner Home Demonstration unit modeled garments they made and explained sewing steps at a yesterday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Kenneth Butts home. Finishing touches were stressed. Led by Mrs. Butts Mrs. Albert Gass and Mrs. Myrtle Crawford welcomed new member Mrs. Don Leighty. Hostess gifts went to Mrs. Haynes Eslinger and Mrs. J. K. Dunavant. Recreation was led by Mrs. C. N. Hendershot with a prize awarded to Mrs. Dimavant.
The calendar lists social events across several churches including Presbyterian Women’s Association at Rogers Hall with 9:30 a.m. coffee, a Plymell Ladies Aid all day, quilting by Missionary Ladies of the First Church of God at 8 p.m., and a Lutheran young married couples club meeting in Finnup Park with a Wiener roast.
Forty members and guests attended a covered dish dinner at the Methodist church basement. Miss Baysinger was received into membership, with several members speaking on state convention reports led by Susan Hadley and others. BPW will skip July and August meetings.
An article advises careful pipe cleaning for husbands’ pipes, detailing steps from tapping the bowl to separate parts, blowing out debris, reaming carbon deposits, restoring briar luster, and proper drying. It notes additional care for new type filter brush pipes with disassembly and washing, as per Kaywoodie president Morris Levinson.
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