Woman Power Enters 72 Politics by Jurate Kazickas
The 1972 presidential race sees women’s rights become central politics as candidates tout female appointees and campaign roles. Betty Friedan says rhetoric won’t suffice as women push for real influence. McGovern and Humphrey stress gender issues as key campaign elements with activists like Gloria Steinem backing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurate Kazickas
Associated Press
Betty Friedan
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
George McGovern
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Shirley Chisholm
New York
Amanda Smith
McGovern
Gloria Steinem
Star Federated Club to Join In Fine Arts Tea
Star Federated Club teams with Estralita and Astrea Clubs for a Fine Arts tea at the Elks Dining Room next week. Seventh district KFWC Fine Arts Festival performers join the program alongside a St Patrick themed reception led by Mrs. George L Meeker and Mrs Clyde Dibbens. Mr Collier from Fort Hays State College Endowment Assoc spoke on wills and endowments, with slides and guidance for planning. A culinary note explains the meaning of scalding milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Federated Club
Estralita
Astrea
KFWC
Elks Dining Room
George L. Meeker
Star Club
N_ 3rd
Clyde Dibbens
Fred Traugott
St. Patrick’s
Collier
Endowment Association
Fort Hays State College
Women’s Caucus Evaluates Presidential Candidates
The National Woman's Political Caucus is reviewing candidates on women's issues including delegate rules policy making and voting records on the equal rights amendment EEOC enforcement and child care. Candidates Wallace Nixon Ashbrook Hartke and Jackson refused interviews and are excluded from the evaluation list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
National
Woman's Political Caucus
McGovern
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
George C. Wallace
John Ashbrook
Vance Hartke
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Social events calendar for Garden City clubs and meetings
Saturday and Wednesday listings show a dense schedule of gatherings across local groups. Odd Fellows VFW post events, Republican Women’s Club sessions, Elks functions, and various luncheon and tea dates, with locations at Elks Hall, Post Home, Elks Dining Room, and homes, plus notes on coffee, supper, and bring activities. Names include Mrs. Fritz Sauer, Mrs. Robert Wella, and Mrs. Barnard, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carden
Odd Fellows Hall
VFW Post
Anty Alary
Post
Sorosis Club
Elks
Gondard Club
Inez Vohs
1618 Center
Elks Ladies Bridge Club
Eracece
Coffea
X . James Barnard
Barny Kraus
Holcomb
Breers Guue
H. J. Warren
Fred Harms
Pearl
A. T. Tapscott
Wheat Landa
Republican Women's Club
Republic
W. F. Stoeckly
Pat's Drive
Paul Masoner
Wheatridge
Garden City
Salmagundi Club
Frank White
Truesday
Brookover
Gillespie
Be Sure Money Goes for Food Says Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on charity versus enabling begging. A Boston reader ponders giving 75 cents to a hungry panhandler with drugs and habit concerns while another letter recalls guest room woes and hospitality boundaries. The column closes with a parenting anecdote about overstatement and a dating advice booklet offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Boston
IOOF Rebekah Lodges Learn About Smarteens
IOOF Rebekah Lodges hosted a Wednesday night program at IOOF Hall featuring Gary Viterise area mental health staff psychologist who urged drug education starting in elementary school. He praised Smarteens as a peer influenced youth group to deter drug use, sponsored by Oda Fellow and Rebekah Lodges, with Q and A and Mae White on piano and guests Delores Teetzen and Eddie Fisher. Next all branch supper set for April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Ioof Hall
Gary Viterise
Area Mental Health Center
Viterise
Smarteens
Oda
Mae White
State President Arranges BPWC Seminar in Larned
Four Garden City women attended a Kansas BPWC state seminar held at Larned State Hospital. Dr G W Getz addressed the morning session with hospital directors speaking. A panel of three residents discussed life before and after hospitalization, moderated by Chaplain James Stapleford. Don Burnett spoke on wills and estates at the closing talk. The event was organized by BPWC state president Mrs Cecil Johnson of Larned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kansas
Anah Vincent
May Johns
Mable Adams
Ena Wilcox
Larmmed
Larned State Hospital
G. W. Getz
the State Hospital
James Stapleford
Don Burnett
BPWC
Cecil Johnson
Larned
Delta Mu Meeting Features Apron Sale Hostess Named
Delta Mu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha was hosted Monday night by Mrs. Vondolan Mulligan at Lincoln Road. Mrs. Harry Hatfield presided for eight members, welcomed returning member Mrs. Pat Bird, and the group heard thanks from sororities guests at Zone 11. Mulligan presented a lesson on closed versus open minds, read poems, and gifts were given to Hatfield and Mulligan with Mrs. Bird winning hostess prize. The next meeting on March 27 at 801 Anderson will feature an apron sale hosted by Mrs. Bill Shipman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Mu
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Vondolan Mulligan
Lincoln Road
Harry Hatfield
Pat Bird
Holcomb
Sweet Adelines Attend Region Eight in Denver
Twelve members of the Garden City Sweet Adelines chapter and director Larry Nyström travel to the Region Eight 1972 convention in Denver hosted by Triple C. About 500 members from Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Kansas and Texas attend. A Friday business meeting at Ramada Inn South featured Eva Marie Diggs Ellene Davis Jr and Melva Wiley representing Garden City. A special show at George Washington High School highlighted the Gorgeous Red Heads from Seattle and other top quartets plus Triple C. The Garden City chorus does not enter competition this year and plans to return Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Sweet Adelines
Larry Nystrom
Denver
Triple C
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Kansas
Texas
Ramada Inn South
Eva Marie Diggs
Ellene Davis Jr
Melva Wiley
George Washington High School
Seattle
Piano Teachers League Reviews Haydn Works
The Piano Teachers League met at Mrs. Ray H. Calihan Jr. home with 21 guests to hear Haydn works. Mrs. Ellsworth Sherman presided and discussed Haydn vocal pieces, with scores shown and notes on Sonata No. 37 in D Major played by Mrs. Carl Bentrup. Mrs. Larry Nystrom performed Allegro in F. A recital for students is set for Sunday at 1:30 in the Fine Arts Building choral room on Garden City Community Junior College campus. The next meeting will be April 19 at Mrs. Charles Walter’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydn
Ray H. Calihan Jr
Pat's
del Zhiri
Ellsworth Sherman
Larry Nystrom
Piano Teachers League
Fine Arts
Garden City Community Junior College
Charles Walter
Old Manor
Alpha Tau Pledges Host Sorority Event Monday
Alpha Tau of Betta Sigma Phi hosted a Monday program with 14 members and 3 guests. The meeting titled The Art of Thinking featured readings from James Allen and the Bible, a personality quiz, and a model rushee meeting, with awards and thanks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Tau
Betta
Sigma Phi
Bill Lane
Phil Webb
Johnson
Eric Miler
Betty Nichols
Jane Sikes
Wally Agnew
David Foster
Jerry Schreiner
Jack Tye
James Allen
Moose Women Finalize Plans For Entertainment
Garden with Women of the Moose Chapter 916 will hold a Wednesday business meeting at the Lodge Home on West Highway 50. A covered dish supper from 6 to 10 p.m. precedes the gathering. Fourteen members attended the chapter night program on March 8 with Mrs Harris presiding and Mrs Peat as program chair. The group finalized plans to entertain wives visiting Garden City during the Sunflower Legion No 195 Kansas Legion of the Moose meeting this weekend. Marlena Brit won the door prize and Mrs Clarence Wells took the center piece. A birthday card was signed for the Sunshine Boy at Mooseheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose Chapter 916
West Highway 50
Harry Harris
Robert Peat
Garden City
Sunflower Legion No
Kansas Legion of the Moose
Marlena Brit
Clarence Wells
Lennox Air Conditioning Sale Promises Cozy Homes
Weather chatter plus a local ad blurb touts Lennox Home Comfort System to keep homes cool during winds and heat. It hints at summer closings and urges readers to ask Garden City Sheet Metal about an early bird Lennox sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennox
Garden City Sheet Metal
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Self
Humphrey
Citizens For
Edmund S
Muskie
Ronnie Eldridge
John V. Lindsay
Rita Hauser
Tte
Women's Caucus
Ann
P.S
Fam
Tommy
Memphis
Garden City Telegram
IOOF
Delores Teetzen
Eddie Fisher
Sunflower Excursions, Inc
Denver, Colorado
Tim Wood
United States
Jee
Hugh Forgle
Shirley Marie
Ruppert's
Zoo
H. R. Pufnstuf
Sid and
Merry Krofft
Denver Colliseum
Colorado Springs
Garden of the Gods
Lafunte
Susflower Excursions, Inc
Mrs
Normen Thompson
the Garden City Telegram
P.O. Box
Sunflower House
Stevens
Foster
Tye
Beta Sigma Phi
Dick Hanity
Bill Archibald
Jim Andrews
Tin the
Blue Flame
Room of Peoples Natural Gas Co
Sungshine’ Boy
Mooseheart
Mother Nature
NASA
Taco John's
E. Kanses
Walls
Garden City, Kansas
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