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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1955
Page
3
Vivian Brown features urge girls to use summer for self improvement and career exploration. Advice covers typewriting, languages, accounting, theatre, nursing, journalism and publishing, plus practical tips on practice, lending a hand, and preparing for marriage with home economics and cooking skills. Detailed guidance on courses, self study, and real world entries.
The Gaylighters HDU held a dinner lesson titled Cooking With Fat on Wednesday night. Eleven members attended at Mrs. Clyde Mercer’s home, 902 North Third, with two guests Mrs. W. D. Pearce and Mrs. Van Withee present.
Calendar item lists social events including Can Ton Covert No 4 at 8 pm in Toof Hall and a Wiener roast at St James Lutheran Young Married Couples Club Finnup Park with St Marys Hall Forum at 1 pm. Also notes Democratic Women's Club 8 pm at 1013 North Third with Order of Beauceant and VW Auxiliary 8 pm at Post Home.
Presbyterian Women Association adjourned after a morning session on the topic Achievements of Faith. Mrs Frank Schulman led the program and Mrs Irwin W Johnson gave devotions. Circle Five hosted a 9 30 coffee at the final meeting until fall with spring flowers adorning the table.
At a meeting of the Friendly Friends Home Demonstration unit plans were made for a family picnic to be held in August. A committee to complete plans was appointed consisting of Mrs. Fletcher Nesbitt and Mrs. Corwin Betts. The gathering was at the home of Mrs. Arthur Green on Eminence Route with two guests, Mrs. Otis Gosnell and her daughter Tracey.
Women of the Alice Cobble circle at First Christian church elected officers yesterday in Mrs. Robert Taylor s home. Elected were Mrs. Taylor chairman Mrs. Dennis West co chairman Mrs. Roy Yount secretary and Mrs. Charlie Kitehead treasurer Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Walter Baker and Mrs. Whitehead.
The Wo man Missionary society presented a tableau last night showing the origin of the movement at the First Church of God. D S Warner began the movement seventy five years ago with participants including Mrs Albert Chapman Mrs Earl Jarvas Mr and Mrs John Eldridge Kenneth Larle and Harold Unruh. Mist for mouth hygiene a drop eliminates odors and freshens breath. Inez Accessories 1902.
The Alice Thayer circle of the First Baptist church met to study the scope of missions and religious isms. Hostess Mrs. Roy Bland hosted at 920 North Sixth with lesson leaders Mrs G D Smith and assistants Mmes L J Wheaton Mary Lynes Roy Bland W G Daggett E M Angell and Henry Hopkins. Devotionals centered on Psalm 27 by Mrs Harry Stephens. Ten members and two guests attended.
An advertisement for Peter Pan’s new Seven Ways with Straps bra touts adjustable strap options including halter neck and off the shoulder styles. It highlights hidden treasure features and multiple wearings with Inez-Accessories at 190-2t.
A one oclock luncheon at the Country Club honored Dianne Archibald with hostess Mrs Louis Kampschroeder. Visitors included Mrs Elza Archibald Janet of Boulder Cole and Mrs Don Thomas. Miss Archibald will wed Bim Braddock tomorrow at the First Methodist church. Randolph Marion Pearce born weighing four pounds Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Robert Pearce of Newton. they have a son Ricky. Mrs C E McCarty is paternal grandmother. Mrs Leo Kirk hosted five ladies for Mrs Lawrence Bartley of Tulsa. Attendees included Mrs Jarvis Brady Mrs Floyd Reid Mrs David Gillan and Mrs Max Miller of Deerfield.
Dr and Mrs George Noll of 612 St John and Dorothy Leiker of 707 St John take their three children to Seneca for the wedding of the Nolls granddaughter Bobbie Mae Haug. They plan to return Tuesday. The Country Club hosts its annual harvest dance with The Howard Harms combo at 10 p.m. A buffet precedes the event. Guests at 810 North Fifth include Herbert D Conard and his daughter from Tulsa, and Bun W Burnside with California visitors.
A vintage ad promotes Glaxo floor coating with a built in dirt seal. One application keeps linoleum or asphalt tile shiny for months. Glaxo dries in an hour to a water clear non slip finish that resists dirt grease and wear. Get up off your hands and knees and throw away the floor wax use Glaxo.
Mr and Mrs J H Burnside of 107 West Walnut and Mrs W E Hicks Route 1 joined Mr and Mrs John R Burnside at 1002 North Second in Garden City as guests of Robert Shelton and Roxanne at 712 North First. They prepared to return to Iowa this morning. Inez Accessories catalog from 1882 advertises earrings and matching necklaces bracelets to complete outfits.
A rattlesnake challenged traffic at a Bethel North Carolina intersection when it struck at passing cars. Local resident Jerry Auiman responded by driving a farm tractor over the reptile and collecting the exposed object as a souvenir, including fourteen rattles.
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