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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1972

Page

3

Hicks Ranch Memories Follow Move to Garden City

In Garden City a party Sunday at Civic Center invites friends and staff for children from local special education classes and Russell Day Care Center. Donnis Harness reflects on the Hicks Ranch sale and the Hicks family leaving their 40 year open land life near the river for town living.

Donnis Harness Hicks Ranch Caldwell Helen Hicks Burnside Drive Ma's. Hicks Kansas Germany

Foster Parents Discuss Child Challenges at Church Meeting

Foster parents met Wednesday evening in the First United Methodist Church choir room for a coffee discussion. Hostesses Mrs. Horace Brelsiford Mrs. Wilbur Pickering and Mrs. Robert Fuller organized the gathering for 17 attendees. Speaker Mrs. Carol Lightner, a mental health worker, outlined foster children’s needs for patience understanding and love.

First United Methodist Church Horace Brelsiford Wilbur Pickering Robert Fuller Marvin Leeper Carol Lightner

Marketing Rules Change Color of Maraschino Cherries

The piece notes controversy over red dye in maraschino cherries and explains natural color appears yellow. Consumers may see bright yellow cherries as the natural color while taste remains the same. The article states marketing rules now permit products without traditional coloring.

Unique Study Club lesson on Sacred Music at Mrs Brown home

The Unique Study Club met at 610 N 3rd to present Sacred Music led by Mrs. Fred Brown. She traced the Little Brown Church story from 1857 in Old Bradford Iowa to its rise in church weddings, noting 15 000 marriages from 1952 to 1969. The next meeting will be April 5 at Mrs Sam Gish’s home, 905 Anderson.

Brown Sam Gish Anderson

Tyler Hickman Nuptials At Sublette Baptist Church

The wedding of Joni Tyler and Randy Hickman took place at First Baptist Church Sublette with Rev. Adrian Tabb officiating on Sunday February 27. The bride wore a white lace satin street-length dress and yellow carnation bouquet. Maid of honor Lynne Tyler. best man Clarence Hickman. sister Jo Ellen Tyler helped at the guest book. Mona Tyler played traditional music. Reception hosted at bride’s parents’ home. Becky Hickman cut the cake. cousins Terri Reynolds and Robin Menzie served punch and coffee.

First Baptist Church Siblette Joni Tyler Randy Hickman Adrian Tabb Fred Tyler Clarence Hickman Jeter Lynne Tyler Jo Ellen Tyler Mona Tyler Harry Wright Becky Hickman Terri Reynolds Robin Menzie

Zeta Upsilon Plans Book Donation for Clinic

Zeta Upsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted by Mrs. Frank Fieser at 1708 Parkwood with president Mrs. Les Hopkins assisting. Twenty members heard Mrs. Ron Schreibvogel on To See and To Know, split into four groups, then shared findings. They will help prepare books for the Logopedic Speech Clinic. Hostess gift to Mrs. Brown. Next meeting March 13 at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Hopkins at 1720 Old Man OR.

Zeta Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi Frank Fieser Parkwood Les Hopkins Ron Schreibvogel David Brown Hopkins Old Manor

Calendar of Social Events in Garden City

Sunday Garden City Garden Club hosts 4pm gathering at the Civic Center with a program for children in special education at Garden City School and Russell Day Care Center. Mon, various clubs meet. items include Faculty Wives and Women Teachers event, Ladies Bridge, Sorosis, St. Dominic Altar Society program on hospitals and early Catherine, Holcombe Booster Club card party, progressive reading, Happy Homemakers dish luncheon, Sorosis-Hermana circle, Christian Church Guild, Priscilla club, and Lincoln Goodwill EHU luncheon with Scandinavian breads. Meetings listed with times, locations, and host names.

Garden City Garden Club Civic Center Children of Special Education Lasaes Garden City School Russell Day Care Center JUCO Bae Hundley Ary Vadies Gay Cleaver Sorosis Club John Englemann Tanice Ne ST. Dominic Altar Society St. Dominic School St. Catherine Geraldine Anita Holcombe Ben Beckett Happy Homemakers EHU Charles Brinkmeyer Imerial Rt Sorosis-Hermana Club James Barnard Circle Drive Hirst Christian Church Guild Roland Belcher Parkwood Priscill W. R. Saunders Pat Elks Home Lincoln Goodwill Ehu Fern West N. 2Nd

Plymell Church Hosts Women’s Meeting

Plymell Church hosted a women’s gathering with Mrs. Dale Gillan as hostess. Seven members attended and read a Proverbs verse. Devotion by Mrs. Loren Cronin centered on Love with 1 John 4 7 13. Mrs. Harold Kiey steuber led the lesson Love in Action. Secretary treasurer elected Mrs. Leo Kleysteuber. Next meeting March 23 at the church with Mrs. James Duncan hostess.

Plymell Dale Gillan Star Rt Plymell Lo Loren Cronin Harold Kieysteuber Leo Kleysteuber James Duncan

Ann Landers Advice From a Reader Letter Mix

Teen daughters dispute Ann Landers guidance on necking and limits and a mother asks for a reply. The other letter requests help on a three year old’s night terrors and a husband’s spankings. Landers urges counseling, a dim night light, no punishment, and suggests her new drugs booklet.

Ann Landers Annie Chicago Ill

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