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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1963
Page
6
Seniors joke about senioritis and spring fever with cartoonish symptoms and a call to drink grape juice. The piece notes band concert on March 25 and Charley’s Aunt play on April 9, lists leading actors, mentions basketball success after a layoff, and pages in Topeka for the Legislature.
About 32 women attended the Garden City Country Club no host bridge luncheon on Tuesday. The Mitchell system was used. North–south winners were Mrs. Lyle Carmichael and Mrs. Buddy Burris with runners up Mrs. Al Brungardt and Mrs. C. W. Miner and third place to Mrs. Dorothy Bock and Mrs. K. L. Bourne. East–west winners were Mrs. Robert Z. Reed and Mrs. G. O. Chmelka with runners up Mrs. S. E. Zirkle and Mrs. W. S. Leavitt and third to Mrs. H. Q. Stoner and Mr. Del Gondels.
Mrs Elizabeth Baldwin of 213 Pennsylvania was elected to finish the unexpired term of president of the local Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Mrs Clyde Sheaks resigned. Rev Howard Woertendyke led devotional on Renew your mind. next meeting set for April 12 at 2 pm.
Eps lon Sigma Alpha members held a jewel pin ceremony for four members at the home of Mrs. P. C. Michel, with President Mrs. Richard Henry presiding. Dinner followed at Flamingo Restaurant, attendees included Mrs. Dale Berry and others. a separate note advertises a Rainbow Girls candy sale Saturday.
A fragment discusses Thex Accessories offering silver or gold lame gloves and bags to match outfits including black and white lace. It notes gloves need not be lame or visible on the face and mentions advice about proper dress and apologizing for hair or locks, naming Inez Accessories in Garden City.
A 17 year old writes that strict parents feel uncaring and asks for guidance on boundaries. Ann commends her insight and urges better parent teen communication. A second letter from a widower situation is deemed acceptable. a third concerns a scatterbrained sister in law and inconsistent stationery habits. responses advise open dialogue and measured boundaries.
Jota Exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday night at 601 Edwards with six members present. Erdene Corley led the program on Stimulants of Thought and Let's Think about Thinking. A dessert bridge at Corley's home March 18 at 8 p.m. will entertain other chapters. Bloodmobile lists were distributed to aid volunteer calls. A contribution will be sent to the nursing scholarship fund. Rainbow Girls candy sale noted with three dozen frozen doughnuts offered Saturday 12:00 to 1:00. Gold N Lite Pastries.
Calendar of events lists dances meetings and club gatherings across venues. Includes couples bridge at Barden Bowl and Holcomb auditorium, Girl Scout fairs and neighborhood meetings, 4-H rabbit project, American Legion Auxiliary, Acorn Club luncheon, Garden View Grange, Elks couples bridge, Optimist Club dinner program with Elsie Branden, Eastern Star and Royal Neighbors luncheons, Methodist WSCS fellowship, Fortnightly and Euphrates clubs with addresses and times.
Delta Kappa Gamma Chapter of (Dal Kappa) honored charter members with a candlelight ceremony Saturday noon at Warren Hotel marking the chapter's anniversary. Sylvia Epler Matilde Freed and Bertha Yoxall attended as guests.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Meeker plus Larry and Douglas Meeker of 1401 Hackberry host grandsons and friends for a two day visit with pages in the state legislature. Lt. and Mrs. Clayton H. Walker and family arrive from Waco en route to Bozeman. They stay with the Walkers at 914 N. 2nd and 601 N. 18th as Lieutenant Walker plans to enroll at Montana State College for six months of advanced study.
Twenty five members of the Western Kansas Cosmetology Assn plus six new attendees gathered for a dinner meeting Monday night at the Warren Hotel. Special guests included Bill Axley Wichita D K White Venus Academy of Beauty Culture Wichita Richard Eakin and Myr the Wilcox Dodge City. Demonstrations showcased three versions of the Belle hair fashion with models Marilyn Crouse Wichita Donna Kibert Dighton and Mrs George Cochran styled by Blanche McKelvy and Peggy Culver. An USA team championship film will be shown at the April 1 meeting in Dighton.
Tony Maria Newson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Newson, promotes Easter finery and portrait sessions at Wren Studio. She encourages girls and boys from 2 to 20 to doll up and have their portraits made, saying it’s a fun idea and she enjoyed her own experience.
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