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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
3
The thintees Circles of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service held their first meeting of the year with 106 attending. Circles named for a deaconess in the conference and guests from several communities participated in devotions, reports, and hospital rally updates.
Prairie Hens add five new members Mrs Jack McAtey Mrs LeRoy Rupp Mrs Don Tardy Mrs Charles Lans fon and Mrs Ronald Crook. Meetings led by Mrs Leonard Mart with Mrs Ivan Shaffer on civil defense focus urge first aid rules shelter locations and readiness for nuclear attack. Secret Sister gifts given to Mrs Larry Doll and Mrs Jeish Bruggeman as hostess Mrs Crook Mrs Tommy Brungardt and Mrs Doll plan the next meeting on mental health at the Civic Center. Family picnic set for daily 21 at Finnup Park.
Sunflower HDU held a review by Mrs Smithe with guest reader Mrs Gay Smithe for members. Virginia Carey In Judson’s essay collection 0 Ye Jigs and Juleps covers sacraments etiquette gardening and religion at the turn of the century. The program included refreshments after unit varnishing and upholstery work at the Logos pediatrics Speech Clinic. A July family picnic is planned for July 21 at 6 pm in Finnup Park.
Dear Ann Landers column excerpts reveal a reader seeking advice on a neighbor with 38 cats and noise issues, plus readers responding to psychiatry experiences, a nosy window peeker, and general meddling with personal boundaries. The letters illustrate conflicts over privacy, health care honesty, and inappropriate voyeurism.
Mr and Mrs J D Ens hosted a hamburger fry at their farm in honor of their son Gordon and wife Nancy who will depart for Denver where Gordon will work as a laboratory technician at Colorado General Hospital. Also many attendees included Mr and Mrs Larry Wiens and others from Cimarron Dustglas and Cynthia.
Mrs Gene Hund spoke on Cultural Arts for the Gleeful Homemakers Demo Unit with recorded music and notes on composers Johann Strauss Franz Schubert and Tsakhovski among others. Mrs Ben Linnenberger hosted with Mrs Hund assisting, as Mrs Nelle Bowe presided at the business session. Citizenshi p report by Mrs Sal Goscha warned of money to Communistlinked groups and lack of awareness. Mrs David Rintoul won the hostess prize. Fun Night for all HDUs in the county is set for July 31. Roll call covered wedding traditions in America or abroad. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Nelle Bowe at 207 N 21th.
The Garden City Jaycees held their installation supper at Luau Inn on Wednesday night for the 1963-64 officers. State Vice-President Bill Tucker of Elkhart and State Treasurer Dr. Don Harrier spoke. Duane West led the ceremony as officers were sworn in. New officers include Larry Eves, Vern Holmes, Ted Bissell, Arnold Partin, and new board members Richard Henry, Don Holland, Melvin Johnston, Russell Bray. Retiring president Arthur Wilson Jr. and hold-over directors Wilber Gough and Charles Romine remained on the board. Dale Berry received the president’s pin from the retiring president. Continuous emphasis on Jaycee potential followed the talks, then the Creed closed the meeting.
Wilma Corn Doris Campbell Kathryn Sheaks Edith Scheuer man Cora Dickey and Inez Fae attended a kindergarten workshop at St Mary of the Plains College in Dodge City led by Mary Owen Brute supervisor at the demonstration school and instructor at George Peabody College Nashville Tenn The event followed by a Saturday night outdoor picnic at the Kelly Malson home Buffalo Dr Garden City school administrators kindergarten teachers school psychologists and their wives were invited guests husbands of the teachers who completed the course were present.
Readers are invited to submit favorite recipes to He Cook's Corner. Each published recipe earns a $1 prize for the contributor. Submissions judged on reader interest and originality. sources may be from cookbooks or magazines with proper attribution.
Mrs Leslie Worf advised soil balance to improve violet blooms during a Saint Paulin Club gathering. Four members attended at Mrs Ford Oliver’s Washington home with co host Mrs Dick Robinson assisting. Mystery Pal gifts were given to several members and hosting duties for the next meeting were assigned to Mrs Charlie Milhon at 2 p.m. on September 18.
Calendar lists weekly social gatherings across groups. Rebekah Lodge meets Tuesday at 8 pm in Yell Hall. Newcomers Ladies Bridge, Rainbow Girls practice, Gay Niters, Banner HDU, Neighborly Neighbors luncheon Friday at noon. Beauceant hosts an official visit and covered dish supper Saturday night at the Masonic Temple. Contact numbers provided.
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