Calendar of Social Events in Odd Fellows and Ladies Auxiliary
Thursday odd fellows meeting and Friday Ladies Auxiliary at IOOF Hall. Fathers Day observed with events including Bridal Registry and Linen Gallery at 112 Grant Avenue.
23 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
1
Thursday odd fellows meeting and Friday Ladies Auxiliary at IOOF Hall. Fathers Day observed with events including Bridal Registry and Linen Gallery at 112 Grant Avenue.
Mrs. J. A. Roby of 914 N. 2nd recently returned from Tulsa Oklahoma after attending the weddings of two grandchildren on Saturday June 1 Stacy Ellen Mulholland wed James Aris Roby II and Lynette Patrice Roby married James Ward Fellabaum Parents Mr and Mrs James A Roby Tulsa were accompanied by her daughter and her husband from Denver Colorado
Ad notice for Beef Empire Pictures requesting Rintoul Photo from 422 N Main. Ad appears in local classifieds. The ad lists contact for orders and querying availability.
Diana-Lynn Dumler of Kalvesta and Monté Leo Hale of Kalvesta wed at United Methodist Church Cimarron officiated by Rev David Chinn. The bride wore a polyester gown with chapel train, lace and pearls, veil Camelot cap. bridesmaids wore blue gowns. reception followed in Fellowship Hall. couple to take a Cimarron ins. company.
Erma Bombeck humorously notes the strain of aging parents living independently and the narrator’s need for personal space amid busy retirements and routines. A separate notice reveals Barbara Knobel’s engagement to Chris Knobel with plans for an August 7 wedding in Garden City, Kansas.
Mrs John Wagner led the June M gathering with ten members answering role call by giving driving safety tips. She presented a lesson on Making accessories, showing homemade purses and scarf patterns. Highlight was scarf modeling by unit members in various colors and shapes, stressing savings of homemade over commercial. Plans for an evening out in July. SUNFLOWER EHU Ed Thiessen hosted the June 15 meeting, sharing slides from a European Farm Journal trip to England France Switzerland Germany and Holland, with souvenirs shown. Mrs Diehl gave devotions. Fun Night in July.
A reader pleads for home advice on improving poise without ballet lessons, while another asks about handling thank you notes from a family of siblings. Expert Lovey suggests slowing down and focusing on small graceful acts. Not Guilty questions a 20 year old’s gift etiquette and offers practical prompting ideas.
A reader asks if pregnancy herbs and grandmother lore can influence a child’s sex. Dear Ann explains conception determines sex. a grandmother’s tale about root foods is false. The letter sender is urged to send a self addressed stamped envelope to Ann Landers at P.O. Box 11995 Chicago Illinois 60619.
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