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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1966
Page
8
In a Dear Ann Landers column, a couple debate party games that mix secrecy with kissing and a teen girl faces anonymous calls accusing her of misconduct. Landers scolds the adults, urges leaving the games, and advises the teen to speak with a doctor while offering a youth guide for sexual questions.
Instructions for making a cinnamon nut coffee cake including batter creamers, folding in flour and sour cream, layering batter with brown sugar cinnamon and nuts, and baking at 350 degrees for 45 minutes. Names include Marla Davis and a 509 Chesterfield address.
The Women of the Church of the Brethren held an all day work session in the church Fellowship Hall with 18 attending. They rolled bandages and quilted for Viet Nam as devotions by Mrs. Calvin Mills centered on an Easter theme. New kitchen items were purchased and future rallies scheduled. Hostesses included Mrs. Rhoda Jewell, Mrs. Hornbaker, and Mrs. Troy Moody.
Mrs. Hugo Witt visited Wichita on March 10 to see her son Dean Witt and family, returning Saturday. Paul Canady injured his arm Thursday while throwing a ball but continues to attend school. Mrs. Hugh Andrews returned from a visit with relatives in Garrett. Mrs. Mary Feeley of Cimarron visited Ira Davis’s family. Larry Embee moved into the north teacherage apartment and helps on the Weldon farm. Dean Davis from Pueblo and Howard Davis with infected glands were home briefly. Mrs. Nannie Bishop of Pratt visited her mother Mary Hatfield. Herbert Hoover and children from Pueblo stopped by en route to Missouri to visit Hoover’s parents. David Davis, Lorrie Kessler, and Gerald Beach were patients at St. Catherine Hospital.
Pharmaco Phacts says the McClung Pharmacy at 109 Grant Ave highlights its large catalog of over 22 000 drug items and the challenge of storage and filing. The message emphasizes speedy, careful dispensing and friendly service to help customers.
Thirteen members of the Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit met at the 4-H building to hear Mrs. Elsie Branden, Finney County Home Economics agent, discuss Managing Your Money. Gifts were given to three members, and an advisory council workshow is planned for April 20-21 in Wichita. Additional units and events include Kountry Kouzins, Harmony, and Golden Rule units hosting lessons on money management with emphasis on credit four Cs, and a district meeting in Cimarron recognizing 20 years of the Golden Rule unit.
A dense listing of community clubs and gatherings across Monday to Thursday with venues like Civic Center, 4-H Building, Elks Lodge Home, and Mason Temple. Activities include potluck dinners, meetings, art orgs, fencing, dance, and recreation events for families and neighbors.
Mrs. Dale Unruh was named president of Twins Mothers Club with Mrs. Jack Lienberger as vice-president, Mrs. Jesse R. Avila secretary, and Mrs. Lowell Goodwin treasurer. Sixteen members attended. Delegates to the state convention in Wichita in April are Mrs. W. D. Brown and Mrs. Kelsey Garnand, with alternates Mrs. Unruh. Vern Holmes showcased upholstering samples. Hostesses were Mrs. Raymond Oyler and Mrs. Brown. Next meeting set for April 19 in Deerfield at Mrs. Melvin Merz’s home.
A home cook suggests mincing fresh ginter root into an omelet for a distinct flavor. Pair with a bean sprout salad dressed with salad oil and vinegar. Warns against exposing earthenware utensils to sudden heat to avoid cracking.
About 50 members of the Junior High Methodist Youth Fellowship attended a backwards progressive dinner Saturday. Attendees wore backward clothes as they moved through homes of Mr. and Mrs. Gilger, Mr. and Mrs. Voth, and Mrs. Hands, with devotions by Mrs. Hands at the end.
Plymell basketball champions honored at a Friday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Hands. Coach Leroy Huddleson led the team to eight wins in the rural Garden City tournament. Guests included John Staley and son James, W R Hibler and Ricky, Leonard Snodgrass and Jim, Glenn Voth and Larry, James Duncan and Scott, Ted McMillan and Rod, and Fielding Hands with Cedric.
Garden City Art Association announces an organizational meeting led by Mrs. Loren Percival at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Civic Center. The group seeks amateur artist encouragement, cross medium know-how, and aims to plan regular local art shows inviting all area residents to attend.
Miss Jacky Remience, an American Field Service student from Arlon Belgium, spoke to the Aurora Study Club about Belgium. She described its landscapes, languages, borders and young people in separate and joint dances, and noted interest in Garden City High School sports. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. C J Degenhart with many local attendees.
Start seeds indoors now for an early outdoor garden. Use modern media like vermiculite or perlite in flats, sow thinly, water well, and provide light. Transplant when true leaves appear. feed every two weeks with weak liquid plant food. Indoors can be tomatoes peppers eggplants cabbage lettuce corn cucumbers squash and many flowers. Avoid cigar boxes to prevent disease transmission to plants.
Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild met Wednesday evening in Fellowship Hall for a dinner meeting with guests Mrs. Glenn Haas of Garden City and Miss Opal Armstrong of Pueblo. Devotions were by Miss Ada Newell. Fern Cleveland presided. The group discussed the Church World Center for the United Nations, literacy programs in India Sarawak and Latin America, Wonju Korea hospital training medical care, and US programs for delinquent children in Seattle and senior citizens in San Diego.
The family of Dave McVicker thanks friends and relatives for flowers cards food and many expressions of sympathy extended during our recent bereavement. Ady.
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