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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1960
Page
3
A collection of letters and advice from Ann Landers about workplace appearance concerns and a troubled husband harassing a contractor. Co workers urge a frank talk. another letter describes a wife seeking guidance as her husband harasses a contractor’s family, with Ann advising professional help and emotional release.
Robert Daryl son of Mr and Mrs Phil Stoufe 510 Eugene Place born May 24 Steven Haughey son of Mr and Mrs John H Skipton Deerfield born May 28 Donella Denise daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Wells 1219 Pinehurst born June 10 Robert Duane son of Mr and Mrs Robert Quint Holcomb born June 1 Carl Douglas son of Mr and Mrs Clarence C Smith 611 Garden City Ave on May 25 Gena Renee daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene Fine Deerfield born June 13
Banner HDU met with Mrs Johnston as hostess assisted by Mrs Haynes Eslinger. Fourteen members and two guests answered roll with a favorite recipe for a one dish noon dinner. A July fun night was announced with a musical number.
Scout Troop 14 held its final meeting at the Scout cabin on Wednesday night. The girls organized a reunion for 1967 and a round robin letter, with Merlene Rintoul as chairman and Karen McGraw as vice chairman. They relinquished Troop No 14 to the council to be reassigned to a Brownie troop after one year, and a court of awards followed.
Ronald Richard Heili the 17 year old son of Mr and Mrs Richard Heili 1302 N 8th St graduated from a beauty academy in Dody City this month and will work with Amy's Beauty Shop in Lakin after June 27.
A hospital patient thanks everyone for Masses prayers gifts cards and blood donors. He also thanks Dr Fenton sisters and nurses for care received.
Personal paragraphs list residents visiting relatives and attending events. Billie Breit of Canoga Park is visiting her father Victor Breit at 215 Conkling. Hous guests Mr and Mrs J C Collins Marshalltown Ia visit Mr and Mrs R G Greatouse in town. Vernon McCart, son of Mr and Mrs C H McCart, 1020 N 6th, will appear on Elson Entertains on Channel 6 with Piano Teachers League sponsorship. Gary Hooper completed basic training at Fort Hood and is on 14 day leave with his parents. A shower tea at 1214 W Kansas honored Nancy Smith e who will marry Vern Grimsley. Mrs Howard Owen and Mrs Gaye Smithe hosted. Leaving for Los Angeles for teachers convention were Mr and Mrs Dale Marine and children. Leaving for Oklahoma City are Mrs John Throckmorton and Susie to visit Mrs Arnold Sloan. Farewell from Washington for the General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting noted Mrs Oliver Brechersen and Mrs Merle Irick of Star Club.
Joan Throckmorton, bride elect to Clifford E. Baggett, was honored at a Sunday afternoon shower hosted by Mrs. Lucille Joy with Mrs. Gay Smith assisting. Twenty four guests attended as a large pink and silver umbrella decorayed the table and party games filled the event.
In 1950 Scout Executive Francis Charlton collected 97 tickets totaling 6894.94 dollars for 88 scouts and leaders bound for the National Jam boree at Valley Forge. Hostesses Maynard Egan and Mrs Harold Dutton hosted 75 guests at the Country Club for a bridge-branch. Mrs A M Fleming returned from phohiatics with her son and family. Guests included Margaret Logan and George McCarty from Kansas City visiting Mr and Mrs B J Logan.
Mrs William Drees of 808 North 4th welcomed Lincoln Godwill HDU members Tuesday with roll call on New Words and a lesson titled Planning Meals to Emphasize Milk as the Leading Source of Calcium. Mrs Walter M Snell directed recreation and plans for a morning coffee at her home July 5 at 1007 Pats Drive were announced.
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