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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1966
Page
9
Readers submit column style questions about divorce child custody and personal disputes amid blunt counsel. The letter discusses a divorced couple sharing custody of a son and daughter a teen stepdaughter concerns about an inappropriate household and a host of legal and relationship anxieties.
Twenty one members met at Mrs. Larry Mowry’s home for Alpha Tau chapter of Hela Sigma Phi. Stamps collected by Mrs. Jerry Schreibvogel will fund milk purchases for underprivileged children via the Methodist Church. Officers to be elected March 28. Mary Lou Boxter spoke on Capote’s In Cold Blood, performing a scene at the festival. Next meeting at Mrs. Wes Sterling on Imperial Rt. March 28.
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Bernard Killer and newborn Shawna Renae at 910 W Olive include Mr and Mrs W L Lobaugh of Hollid Oklahoma maternal grandparents and Hen ry Killer Weatherford Oklahoma paternal grandfather. Shawna has a brother Bradley. George P Naah and family return to Garden City after buying 1006 N Main. Budd Hebrlee from Garden City Telegram attends Midwest circulation Managers convention in Kansas City at Muehlebach Hotel with about 300 attendees from eight states.
Jeanne McKean thanks Garden City friends for calls cards flowers and prayers during her recent stay at St Catherine Hospital. The support is deeply appreciated and leaves many nice memories.
Elks Ladies Bridge Club hosted a guest tea at the Elks Lodge with 64 attendees. Spring colors brightened the tea table as hostesses Mrs. Robert Collins Mrs. Naomi Hennigh and Mrs. John Milne welcomed guests. Co-hostesses included several local volunteers. High score went to Mrs. Jack Bryant with Mrs. Merlerick in second. special prizes awarded to four winners including Mrs. Nanninga.
A busy schedule of club meetings and activities spans the week. Groups include WEDNERDAT Business and Professional Women's Club, Todays Mothers Club, OPTIMISTS AND OPTIMAS, PRE SCHOOL STORY HOUR, ANCHE DANCE, RAINBOW GIRLS, JUNIOR HIGH RECREATION, HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS FENCING, UNITED PRESBYTERIAN WOMAN'S ASSOCIATION, SHUFFLEBOARD, JUNIOR COLLEGE RECREATION, COMMUNITY CHURCH WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP, NAWMAN CLUB, Friday Ladies Auxiliary, NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS, DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION, OLD TIMERS CLUB, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, RATARDAT CITY STATE AND Federal employees, JUJITSU, and WELCOME WAGON with a rummage sale announced for Saturday, March 26 at 8 a.m. Various venues include the Warren Hotel, Public Library, Civic Center, Masonic Temple, Odd Fellow Hall, and Dickenson Building.
Daughter of Isabella of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle No 781 met with 55 at Knights of Columbus Hall. Mrs Jake Dechant led devotions and Regent Mrs Francis Richmeier presided. They planned VFW banquet and Knights of Columbus fourth degree banquet and urged saving baking coupons to obtain a piano for the K of C Hall. Rosary offered for Lenten devotion.
Circles of the First Baptist met Thursday with nine members and one guest. Officers were elected as Mrs. C C Hicks presided and Devotions were given for a love gift. Mission talks covered Roger Harrison in Uppsala Sweden and race relations work across five states. An April meeting will install officers jointly with the Virginia Hierstedt Circle.
Gift devotions were given by Mrs. Robert Fuller. Mrs. John Walker presented the program on special interest missionaries. Next meeting will be April 16 in the rural home of Mrs. Don Meyer.
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