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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
6
Dear Ann Landers letters discuss who should deliver a baby and whether a husband’s father should be the obstetrician, plus guidance on a lying 12-year-old and family rift handling. The column advises individual choice, professional help, and considerate invitations to avoid discomfort.
Mrs AE Landgrsf of Imperial Rt returned Saturday from Baltimore where she stayed with daughter Mrs DE Weinman and family. She later joined her daughter and son Ronald to Columbia Missouri where Dr and Mrs Weinman will teach at the University of Missouri. Guests at Rev Howard P Woertendyke’s home are their son Howard T Woertendyke and his son John of Salt Lake City who arrived last Thursday.
Mrs Frank McClure spoke at the Kountry Kuzins meeting held last week at Mrs Herman Hoeme’s home 1708 Pinecrest. She urged a Christian home training to aid children entering marriage and career and to promote responsibility in organizations and the community. Hostess gifts were given by Mrs Earl Dougherty and Mrs Charles Brinkmeyer. The unit will entertain on July 21 at 1 20 p.m. with Mrs Brinkmeyer as host.
Suzanne Beck daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Beck Manhattan wed Mark Wright son of Mr and Mrs Harry Wright Sublette in a double ring ceremony at First Lutheran Church Manhattan Rev Samuel George officiated Clifford Mchanpaugh organist Forest Davidson Topeka singer of Now Do I Love Thee Sullivan wedding party wore white dinner jackets. Reception followed in the Bluemont Room Kansas State University Student Union. They plan a honeymoon in Colorado and future studies at Kansas State University and Kansas University Law School.
The Baldwin family thanks Dr Wuey Sisters nurses and Rev Fogle man Rev Rogers Rev Willcoff pallbearers Philips White Funeral home and Mrs Ronald Scott Mrs Alvin Lillibridge and Mrs Jack Ford and the Kalvesta and Garden City communities for meals cards flowers and support during the illness and death of Mrs Elizabeth Baldwin.
Members of Sequoyah Home Demonstration Unit met at Mrs. Earl E. Griggs home on Tuesday. The session featured a humorous roll call, a speech on early adulthood readiness, and a Logopedics Speech Clinic scrapbook display. Hostesses included Mrs. Donald C. McMillan and Mrs. Guy B. Moore. Plans were discussed for a Finney County Fall booth after the flood, with President Mrs. Dale Edelblue in charge.
Mrs. Gordon Thompson, 62, founder of Kappa Phi on the Kansas University campus in 1915, plans to attend the 50th National Council meeting this week at Kansas University. The group now has 45 chapters nationwide. Thompson’s husband Dr. Gordon Thompson, 85, helped pioneer Wesley Foundation work and the couple lives near Garden City. Local Kappa Phi members Roxie Smith, Jo Elen Wampler, and Randy Wells are among those listed, with Mrs. Thompson’s daughter Mrs. Andrew Larson and Mrs. Joe Vand erweide also planning to accompany her along with Doctor Thompson.
The method advises browning short ribs then tightly covering them with the bruising liquid and baking in a moderate oven for two hours or until tender.
Carolyn June Geyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil Geyer WaKeeney wed Samuel F Garbo son of Mrs Henrietta Garbo and the late St Garbo in WaKeeney Methodist Church The Rev Leslie Andrews officiated with Leila Geyer maid of honor and Joyce Thompson as bridesmaid The bride wore peau de soie gown with lace cummerbund and carried a white Bible The couple resides in Lawrence after a June 13 ceremony attended by about 150 guests The bride is a 1965 Garden City Junior College graduate and the groom plans to KU School of Pharmacy
Friday Old Timers Club meets 1 4 pus at Civic Center. Senior High and Jugo gather 7 20 to 10 40 p m at Civic Center. Neigh Borly Neighbors Club 2 p m at Mrs Ned Solve 619 W Emerson bring table service. Minerva Class of the First Methodist Church 9 30 a m coffee Wesley Hall at church. Sunday Piano Recitals 3 p m and 3 vie at Civic Center sponsored by Piano Teachers League.
Furniture Talk notes the Mediterranean mood gains favor among homeowners and designers. Builders respond quickly to demand for bold, dramatic pieces inspired by Spanish and Italian castles of the 17th and 18th centuries, featuring large storage units, rich brown woods like pecan, and wrought iron or brass accents.
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