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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1963
Page
5
After weeks of cram and term papers, students brace for mid term tests at the quarter mark. Spring weather arrives as track season starts, a Juco spring dance follows basketball, and plans grow for choir tours, a spring banquet, and a May prom. Bloodmobile visits Thursday. many students plan to donate.
Mrs Loren McLaughlin of Holcomb hosted the Ladies Missionary Society of the Selowene Baptist Church on Monday. Mrs Dale Borgman led the lesson on Consecration and presiding officer Mrs Borgman announced monthly White Cross meetings. The group plans to furnish a home at the Baptist Missionary Center in Harlingen Texas.
Mrs Robert Loper told the Sherlock Hustlers Home Demonstration Unit on foods for children. She said teen age girls skip meals to avoid overweight and stressed good nutrition and colorful plates to boost appetite. Members hosted by Mrs Herman Lang and Mrs Bob Witman. Civil defense suggestions noted. Belles of St Catherine voted $5 membership as Finney County HDU spring teams are set for April at Hope Auditorium.
Community Art Department announces a rummage sale at the Civic Center on Saturday March 23 starting at 8 a.m. Proceeds support student programs and materials.
Ad copy notes high demand for narrow lens dark sunglasses. Mentions eye redness and disguise as a movie star. Suggests hiding effects of alcohol and fatigue with sunglasses to reduce glare.
We express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for food flowers cards prayers and many acts of kindness at the time of our bereavement in the loss of our dear son and brother Lloyd Duane Tuttle and mention the Tuttle and Guffey families as well as Kenny Henry and others who offered support.
Garden City Piano Teachers League sponsors two Sunday recitals at the Civic Center with programs at 2 and 8 15 p m. First recital features Cathy Witman Karen Meadors Joy Teller Carla Lile John Dotts Susan Gillan Pat O Brate Jane Millar Pamela Chapman Mark Townsend Kent Voth Terry Meadors Scott Voth Stephen Ingersol Patty Newberry Debbie Garcia Mark Davis Dawn Martin Rita Hernandez Jennifer Gigot Susan Marsalis Roxie Smith Melva Turner Connie Bird Sandra Neely and Carol Jensen. The 315 recital includes Marjorie Werner Lana Lewis Janice Calihan Judy Ann Scheer Sandy Speckman Max Craig Maraha Crist Bobby Baker Pat ay Schibblehut Mary Ann Schibblehut Schyler Coover Vickie Henderson Shari Henderson Evangeline Mueller Cindy Vaughn Deanne Richmeier Laura Sloan James Sloan Chris Hope Meredythe Masoner Sue Florer Janelle Davies Nancy Jameson Tommy Need Jo Sandra Maurice Niedens Dawn Niedens Connie Wright Marilee Joyce Arlene Schneer Pamela Smith Rebecca Terrell and Barbara Ramsey.
Mrs Anna Adams 408 Magnolia hosted the Royal Neighbors Social Club luncheon on Tuesday noon at her home. Assisting hostesses were Mrs M C Millard Mrs John Landgraf and Mrs Kenneth Funk. Devotions were by Mrs Millard and meeting was led by Mrs Frank Gillenwater. Games provided afternoon entertainment with plans for April 16 hosted by Mrs Charles Chalmers 403 N Ard Co-hostesses include Mrs Ruth Evans Mrs Gertrude Mosely and Mrs Merle E Thompson
Garden City group entertained Walther League members from Scott City Dighton Dodge City Offerle and Bazine Sunday. They met at the church then went to the Garden Bowl for a bowling contest. In Trinity Hall at 6 30 p m they had a 4 buffet supper. Wynn McAfey led singing. Randy Thies gave a humorous reading. Vesper services were conducted by Eileen Heine Sharon Gestenslager and Kathy Spencer.
A fragmented listing of local social and club meetings across Friday to Tuesday. Highlights include Odd Fellows Hall official visit by Department president, Southwest Regional meeting in Alta Brown Auditorium, Rebekah Lodge secretary meeting, square dance at Memorial Building, a World/UN delegates speech contest cancellation, multiple club gatherings, and a Gardendale speech clinic. Public notices invite attendance and include farm seed sales at Finnup Seeds.
Dear readers seek guidance on a biting 18 month old child and public behavior. A daughter’s duty to aging parents conflicts with five brothers, plus a neighborhood family organizing paid outings for kids. Ann endorses private discipline, shared responsibility, and reciprocal appreciation.
Three dozen frozen doughnuts priced at 1.00 are listed by Gold N Lite Pastries. The sale at St Marys Center runs Saturday March 23 from 8 am to 1 pm to benefit the needy fund.
Prudy Smith arrives from Randall High School Denver for spring vacation with roommate Vida Kazemi of Iran. Mrs. Harry Hatfield returns from Oklahoma City after attending a four day credit conference. Grace McLaughlin and C O Gercken visit Loren McLaughlin home. C Q Gercken and family attend a Lutheran meeting in Wichita and gift a musical horn to St John’s College.
Sixteen members of the Sturdy Oak Past Noble Grand Club of the Rebekah Lodge met Friday night with Mrs. Ray Vannaman at 1026 N 4th assisted by Mrs. Charles Whitehead. Mary George conducted the meeting. Devotions by Mrs. Frank Gillen focused on The Church's Confidence in God's Succour from Psalms 20. Upcoming events include regional secretaries meeting next Saturday and a school of instruction on May 20 at Santa ta.
Three dozen frozen doughnuts priced at $1.00 are offered by Gold-N-Lite Pastries in a promotional advertisement with a dash of discount and an advance notice.
The Jones P T A meeting drew 40 attendees as Mitch Geisler and Ted Smith discussed the problem child topic. Geisler, a former police chief, shared experiences and handling approaches while Smith outlined types and symptoms with a Q&A session. Eldon Gestenslager was elected president with a full slate of officers. next meeting set for April 9 at 7 30 p m in the Jones School Auditorium.
Readers are invited to share their best recipe with origins noted. Submissions may come from cookbooks or magazines and will be judged on interest and originality with a $1 prize per punished recipe.
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