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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1966
Page
3
Readers clash with Ann Landers over kitchen hygiene and modern parenting. The first letter blasts a friend who washes meat and bananas, the second questions teen romance rules for summer visitors. Landers dismisses the grocery hygiene myth and condemns permissive parenting, urging responsibility.
Mr and Mrs Pete Jiminez announce PHYL LIS MARIE for daughter born June 17 at 309 N 12th. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Griffin name SHARILENE for daughter born June 10 at 125 W Hazel. Mr and Mrs V L Hibler of Pierceville name SHELLY KAY for daughter born June 19. Twins born June 19 to Mr and Mrs Chester Costello at 1907 N A are Chester Leroy Jr and Anna Marie.
Wedding advice explains how to reply to invitations with a hand written note, when a gift is appropriate, and proper conduct during reception lines. It covers who should send gifts, to whom, and the sequence of leaving the church after the ceremony.
Social calendar item notes a meeting at Odd Fellows Hall to honor Paul Noble Grand with refreshments. Card of Thanks from Burr J. Logan family expresses gratitude for sympathy, cards, flowers, food, and Cancer Fund donations during bereavement.
Linda Anderson of San Leandro Calif and Gene Paul LaFollette of San Francisco wed in a double ring ceremony at St Marys Catholic Church. Officiant Rev Greg Dues led solemn vows. The bride wore Dupont silk lace gown with Alencon lace, a crown and veil, carrying cymbidium orchids. Judith Anderson was maid of honor. bridesmaids included Jill Anderson Linda LaFollette and Kathy Davis. A Garden City reception followed with a three tier cake and chrysanthemums. The couple will reside in Alameda Calif. he studies at the University of Kansas and is a Phi Kappa Psi member.
Mrs. Dean Nilson and her husband presented colored slides from the Holy Land at the Friday night LAPM meeting in the Odd Fellow Hall to raise funds for the Eye Bank. A July 6 Eye Bank committee meeting and July 16 general meeting are scheduled in IOOF Hall with Mrs. Nilson and Mrs. Rundell in leadership roles. Garden City groups will join, Wayne Baker sails to United Nations Youth Pilgrimage, and Memorial Day services were observed June 12. The state fall session is set for Oct. 9-10 at Hiawatha.
Mr and Mrs George Urban of 705 Inge were summoned to Ashland due to the death of Mr Urban’s son in law Alfred Breight who died last Tuesday. They returned on Friday. Also notes care guidance that painted shelves can be wiped with a damp sponge but should not be scrubbed with abrasive cleanser to avoid paint removal.
President Johnson’s daughter Luci will marry Patrick Nugent in the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington on August 6. The $25 million church will host a ceremonial Mass and wedding lasting about 1 hour 16 minutes, with 750 to 900 guests invited.
A beauty routine for a glamorous look features elbow scrubbing with a soapy brush, lemon oil rubs, and generous nightly lotioning of arms, neck, and shoulders. A moisturizing layer before dressing and pink-toned powder finish creates a luminous effect for low cut evening fashions.
A guide urges replenishing linen supply during bathroom cleaning. It suggests bright hues like Persian rose and mint green, and white plus ten colors for wraparound towels to match or contrast with decor. Organize towels by color and size for easy finding.
We thank Dr Neumann St Catherine Hospital Dr Alvin Houser First Christian Church friends and neighbors for sympathy cards flowers and food during the illness and death of our step father Albert McQueen Signed Mr and Mrs Cecil Shepard Mr and Mrs Harold Lesey Mr and Mrs Ralph Day Lady
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