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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
6
A reader asks about inviting a younger sister to social events and how to handle sister jealousy. Ann Landers advises the mother to let Debbie make her own friends and avoid pressuring Ginger to invite her sister, warning that forcing invitations harms sisterly love.
Mrs Henry Stowers taught a food for children lesson at Harmony Home Demonstration Unit on Friday afternoon at Mrs Glenn Haas home 615 N 1st Co hostesses Mrs E E Webb and presiding officer Mrs Harry Harms led devotions by Mrs Chris Degenhart for 20 attendees Hostess gift given by Mrs Merle Evans The county HDU spring tea set for April 1 at 2 p m Hope Auditorium Need for April 19 salad luncheon at 1 p m hosted by Mrs Elizabeth Baldwin at Pennsylvania 3 dozen frozen doughnuts priced 1 00 Gold N Lite Pastries 2lady
The Acorn Club held its annual spring luncheon Monday noon in the Warren Hotel directors room to close the season. Mrs. Frank Crase and Mrs. Clyde Mercer spoke on United States territories and early colonies. Crase discussed the Louisiana Purchase of 1803 for 15 million dollars and former owners France and Spain. Meetings resume in the fall.
Civic Center hosts an Art Dept rummage sale on Saturday March 23 starting at 8 am. Proceeds support department activities and student projects.
Bridal shower for Mrs Richard Drussel and honoree Rosalie Kinney featured Derward Wolf Russell and guests at the Girl Scout Little House hosted by Rev and Mrs House Dorsey Rotruck and Ramona Allen. Gifts registered by Sharolyn Kinney with Brenda Kinney and Debbie Ladd assisting. Party centered on a blue umbrella motif as recipes were collected for a recipe file box.
Social calendar lists many groups with times and venues. Methodist Woman's Society meets 8 p.m. at the church. Newcombra Club hosts a potluck at Civic Center. Homemakers Chorus at 2 p.m. Girls groups and fraternal lodges meet in various halls. Republican Women, Beta Sigma Phi, and others hold afternoon or evening events at Downing's, Garden Row, and community church venues with contact numbers for reservations and times.
Mrs. Ovid Harman led a 14 member Twentieth Century Book Club discussion at Mrs. A M Fleming's home on Monday night. She praised Greenwillow as a timeless village tale filled with poetry wisdom and gentle humor. Guest Mrs. L H Odgers of Columbus Ohio attended and 8 dozen frozen doughnuts were served by Gold-N-Lite Pastries.
Mrs Harold Younkin of Great Bend will visit Covert No 4 Auxiliary as president of the Depart ment Assn of Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant of Kansas. Members from Dodge City Liberal Chanute and McPherson are expected. Mrs C B Steward of Tribune will preside.
Mrs Marva McMichael hosted the Aurora Study Club meeting at 3705 M 10th Friday. Mrs R A Dicks led the lesson on soft drinks and milk noting rising soft drink and beer prices while milk costs decline. A guest, Mrs Frank McKeedy, joined as a new member. A US presidents naming game was played and Mrs Max Parrish won the recreation prize.
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