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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1968
Page
3
Dear readers, this column covers a mother’s anger over her son's shaved head after a haircut demand. Ann urges honest talk and highlights the test of loyalty if a fiancé stays when news is revealed. Also addressed are hearing myths with glasses, pregnancy secrets, and seeking guidance from Ann Landers via Garden City Telegram.
Mr and Mrs Eldon Dailey of 2006 Old Manor announce the birth of their son, chosen as David Martin, on February 28.
A meat pie with a tomato sauce twist adapts for supper. Ground beef and onion cook until no pink remains, then tomato sauce, egg, parsley, oregano, salt, and pepper join. Filled with mozzarella and Parmesan in a 9 inch crust, baked 400 degrees for 25 minutes, 5 minutes rest.
Judy Midgett and Julie and Eddie Drevnick returned from a weekend in Kansas City and Topeka where they served as pages in the House of Representatives as guests of Rep. George W. Meeker. They were photographed with Gov. Robert Docking. CARD OF THANKS The family of Edwin H. Heismeyer thanks Dr Barnard Spikes St Catherine Hospital Reverend Lester Myers and all who offered kindness during their bereavement.
Mrs. Eugene Bugner entertained Regina Coeli Study Club at her Briar Hill home with co host Mrs S A Goscha and presiding officer Mrs Alvin Komlefski. Eight members attended noted changes in children instruction toward penance removal for younger ages. New member Art Wilson joined. Palm Sunday breakfast plans and donations to the Retarded Children's Assn were discussed.
Mrs. Hubert Crowley hosted a Royal Neighbors of America covered dish dinner with 23 attendees in 100F Hall. The group voted donations for the Re tarded Children's Assn Eye Bank and the Hearing Aid Fund. Mrs. Joe Sooby and Mrs. Carl Nail will hostesses April 12 in IOOF Hall.
Mrs. C. J. Gardiner hosted the Unique Study Club at 1016 N 6th with Nora Kindsehi assisting. A St Patrick theme framed the decor as 15 members joined President Mrs. Sam Gish in a roll call of musical terms. Mrs. William Bryant presented a study of the pocket piano, detailing harmonica origin and its large manufacturing trade. Hostess Beulah Phillips will host again on April 3 at 2 30 p.m.
Seventeen members of Trinity Lutheran afternoon circle met in Trinity Hall for the March meeting with Mrs. Irwin Algrim and Mrs. Jim Wolfe as hostesses. Guests included Mrs. Harold Crawford and others. They discussed a Bible passage and the talk Make a Joyful Noise Unto the Lord, noting God created music and people as musical beings. A $25 scholarship for a student at a Selma Alabama Lutheran college was announced. The group planned Easter packages for servicemen and set a May 5 recognition dinner for Sunday School teachers. The next meeting is April 2 at 8 p.m. in Trinity Hall.
In Topeka the State FHA meeting honored 72 Future Homemakers of America members including Garden City High School seniors Robbie Gilger and Mary Sue Lightner. Both received commendations for FHA activity of at least three years two years in home economics and leadership at two FHA levels. Robbie is daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Gilger 701 Pats Dr and Mary Sue is daughter of Harry Lightner S Star Rt Over 2 000 girls attended the Topeka event.
Ten members of the Twentieth Century Book Club met at 912 N 4th Street to discuss Christy by Catherine Marshall. The review notes the novel draws on the author’s mother’s life in Asheville and Cutter Gap Tennessee, highlighting mountain customs and poverty, with a message of hope. The next meeting is March 18.
A brief from Garden City Telegram dated Tuesday March 12 1968 notes local events and notices. The item highlights community affairs in the city's public life and common civic matters for residents.
A vintage recipe lists pineapple, lemon jello, whipped cream or mayonnaise, sugar, vinegar, grated longhorn cheese and chili. Steps include dissolving jello in heated pineapple, cooling, whisking cheese and cream, then folding into the pineapple mix before serving. Dennis Harness is asked to publish unusual recipes from readers.
Mrs Harold Gilger hosted 17 Salmagundi Club members as Mrs Lowell Craig reviewed The Trouble with Being a Mamma by Evelyn Rutland. The nominating committee proposed officers for the coming year and listed yearbook and various committees. There will be no meeting this week.
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