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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1963
Page
3
A reader asks about parental shaming of an unwed sister’s friend at a high school dance and the fallout on trust and fairness. Ann Landers condemns punishing an innocent girl for another’s actions and urges empathy and justice.
Irish St Patrick's Day decor and jokes highlighted a Friday luncheon at Mrs. Lula Bergman home 801 N 4th. Mrs. Fern West presiding officer and Mrs. Harry Wills assisted. Hostess gifts went to Mrs. Charles Finke and Anna Joseph baked the birthday cake. Prizes to Mrs. Fred Brown Mrs. Lee Hebrew and Mrs. Rhoda Jewell. Annual Sunshine party planned March 29 at 1 30 p.m. with Mrs. Jewell 513 N Sth.
Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Court ney, and son Harold, 2010 N. ''A", were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Courtney, Bob, Mike and Tammy of Independence, John of McPher son College and Mr. and Mrs. Gail Barber, Timmy, Greg and Raelene, 607 Pennsylvania. Dinner guests last night of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Guyer, Rt. 1, were Miss Lila Guyer of Arling ton, Mrs. Kathleen Chrystie, Kay and Pat, 206 W. Maple, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Guyer and daughters, Linda and Faylene, 1205 Pinecrest.
Professional maid service offers monthly weekly or on call cleaning for homes and offices. Includes carpet and upholstery care with prompt, reliable scheduling. Located locally, contact WHITERS' JANITOR SERVICE at BR 46-3611 for details and rates.
Seventeen Cultura Study Club members heard Gilberto Diniz da Costa, an American Field Service exchange student from Sao Leopoldo, Brazil, discuss language learning in Brazil, education, industry, and imports as the group met at Mrs Hazel Gardiner’s home. The next meeting is set for March 2 with Mrs Elmer York.
Lloyd E. Moffet spoke Wednesday to 14 Garden City Home Demonstration Unit members at Mrs. Dean Nolte's home about radiation illness and after effects. He urged simple protective measures to reduce risks and described radiological warfare impacts on populations.
The Garden City Newcomers Club hosted a Friday evening bridge session with 16 participants. Among the women, Mrs. Howard Hardy posted the high score and Mrs. Elmer Nossinger the low. men’s high went to Wendell Nelson and placing low to Elmer Nossinger. Refreshments were arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wisler and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Thompson. GOP membership luncheon set for March 25 with reservations by March 21.
Mrs Elsie Klemp of the Carfield School spoke at the Business and Professional Women dinner at the Luau Inn about her Europe trip. She praised city beauty with Rome highlighted as the standout, noted transport methods, and gardens of diverse classes. President Ramona Allen led the 41 attendees as slides and purchases were shown. Ruth Potter outlined by law revisions. Lucille Castro reported on equal pay legislation activity. Next meeting is March 27 at 6 30 p.m with the finance committee in charge.
Mrs E R Hund shared the Chimayo legend for 12 Maris Stella members Wednesday afternoon. Hostess Mrs Alton Garnand and Mrs Joe J Baxter received the hostess gift. Plans were made for the annual spring luncheon in the near future. Raymond H Palmer at 304 Chesterfield noted for March 27 at 2 p.m.
Mrs Willie Gough of 1709 N 8th hosted a Jaycee Jaynes gathering on Wednesday night with co-hostess Mrs Jim Stucker. Special guests included Mrs Norman Nossaman Mrs Robert Brungardt and Mrs Dallas Macklin. Under Mrs Don Coulter the group planned an April guest day as Crazy bridge concluded the evening.
Mrs Neil Austin spoke on What is Discipline at the Regina Coeli Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs Gordon Shhaefer at 904 Anderson. A cash donation from Mrs Mitch Geisler supported the club’s favored charity. Wheat Lands Motel hosts a Palm Sunday breakfast at 9 am on April 7. Hostess gift won by Mrs Ronald Tincher. March 28 meeting with Mrs Albert Knoll at 710 Bancroft at 8 pm.
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