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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
8
A flood of readers respond to Ann Landers and Will Jones on smoking and the Surgeon General report. Voices range from a reformed smoker praising the column to critics accusing Jones and Landers of hostility toward women smokers.
The page presents a Sheffer crossword with many numbered clues for horizontal and vertical entries including terms like New Zealand tree, beechnuts, shield, god of love, palm leaf, and several others. A 1966 syndicated cryptogram CAPTIOUS CAPTAIN CAPTURES CURIOUS CONTMESA appears in the Cryptoquips section along with a note on a 34 minute average time.
Hugoton Production Co held its annual summer picnic Thursday at Finnup Park with 125 attendees. 75 came from Ulysses and 50 from Garden City. Prizes included a chaise lounge, camera, electric toothbrush, ice chest, croquet set, stadium seats, hair dryer, barbecue grill, ice cream freezer, and a redwood picnic table. Planning committees listed.
Astraea Junior Federated Wa pamee Club hosted a South Seas themed patio gathering for 15 guests at Mrs. Dick Fanhauser home 701 Harding. Co hosts Mrs Norman Sage and Mrs Robert Law welcomed special guests including Mrs Gary Schnurr Mrs Kenneth Johnson Mrs Carl Rommel Mrs Henry Hauff Mrs George Kendall and Mrs Gary Jones. President Mrs Mickey Miller spoke on What is federation detailing club activities and charities. A swimming party and box supper for husbands was planned.
We express sincere thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for sympathy through ecards flowers and food during the loss of our loved one. Gratitude to Phillips-White funeral home for services. Alex Geier Family and -ady.
A family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Eugene Deaver 1012 N Main drew 48 attendees. Attendees included families from Garden City Pratt McCook Neb Russell Springs Scott City Mendota Cunningham and others. The day featured swimming in a private pool and visiting.
June roll call for 14 members of the Sherlock Hustlers Home Demonstration Unit noted a question about a honeymoon. Mrs. Bernard Kraus hosted with Mrs. Virgil Hands assisting as unit president Mrs. Don Messenger led the business session. The group plans to take the Day Care Center for retarded children as their community project and to furnish the new home. A $100 vote supported the annual Citizenship Seminar. Lady Tony Rome gave a fabrics lesson focusing on air light and view with drapery lengths to floor or sill. Hostess gift went to Mrs. Herman Lang. Mrs. Bob Witman served as secretary pro tem in Mrs. Fred Martinez’s absence.
Mrs. Dave McVicker hosted a Banner Extension Home Makers Unit salad luncheon at McVickers with assist by Mrs. Arthur Murphy. Devotions by Mrs. J K Dunavant featured a talk on window treatment by Mrs. Cecil Rogers. Mrs. Eddie Johnson of Denver attended as guest. prize won by Mrs. J T Wolfe. future Fun Night planned for July. next Banner Unit meeting set for July 27 at 9 am at Mrs. Cecil Rogers' home.
A brief note on using left over roast veal by slicing thin and serving with mayonnaise enriched with chopped anchovies capers and lemon juice. Suggests Sunday night supper with a green salad.
Elizabeth Ann Awbrey of Hutchinson united with Roberts Awbrey Jr of Detroit in Grace Episcopal Church Hutchinson in a ceremony officiated by Rev Douglas Mould with organist Mrs Herbert Waggoner. The couple will reside in Ann Arbor after a wedding trip to Mackinac Island.
John W. Weimer of Dallas spoke to the local group at the Civic Center on Tuesday night about special problems of the mentally retarded and the need for continuous care. Dennis Popp discussed that three percent of the population is mentally retarded and most can learn to become productive with ongoing support.
Ages 18 and up prepare now for civil service careers. Next 12 government positions pay high starting salaries and offer security and advancement. Lincoln School, a large privately owned program, has helped thousands prepare yearly since 19. Free booklet lists positions, study tips, and how to apply. ACT NOW with coupon for mail-in booklet.
In our drug stock thousands exist yet 800 to 1,000 are frequently demanded while 20 to 90 new drugs join the shelves yearly after thorough testing. The pharmacy on 169 Grant Ave emphasizes friendly service and careful dispensing, aiming to be helpful and efficient for customers.
Mrs Crase spoke to 14 members of the Mary Martha Class of the First Christian Church at Mrs A M Fleming 702 N 3rd. The book Plow the Dew Under by Helen Clark Fernald traced Palevskys from Crimea to Kansas and their Struggles with Mennonite customs and new life. New officers were installed by Mrs Frank Crase with Mrs Roy Sturgeon as president and Mrs W H Bramhall as vice president. Next meeting set for Sept 8.
Social event notices list meetings at VFW Auxiliary YMCA Hall Odd Fellows Hall and Rebekah Lodge with times evening meals luncheons and honors. Includes thanks from Sharon Ferris to St Catherine's Hospital nurses and Dr Nelson.
A wedding months guide on writing Thank You notes explains why these cards matter beyond gifts and parties. It urges brides and all readers to express appreciation promptly and sincerely, noting notes as lasting keepsakes and a simple way to honor civic acts and friendships.
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