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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1963
Page
5
Dear Ann Landers columns discuss a man blaming his mother in law’s cooking for heartburn and cholesterol along with a reader’s sharp reply to a childless couple. The exchange includes jokes, blunt retorts, and advice about honesty, diet, and social pressure.
Golden Rule Home Demonstration Unit hosts a foods lesson noting nutrition's role in child health. A May party will invite the community to hear Gilberto da Costa, an American Field Service exchange student, compare Brazil and the United States. Members pledge funds for a citizenship seminar student and Plymell Community House. Spring tea set for April 1. next meeting April 16 at 2 p.m. with co-hostess Clinton Crouse.
A shopper notices Inez-Accessories stocking 867 bolts of leather fabric rope and snaps. The retailer emphasizes belts can make or break a costume and warns a tacky belt damages appearance.
A compiled schedule of women and social clubs for the week includes MONDAY events at Garden How meeting room and 710 Tietelbaum with refreshments, TUESDAY sessions at Gardendale and various homes, WEDNESDAY luncheons and club meetings, and THURSDAY Plymell Ladies Aid. Participants include Mrs. Garabor, Mrs. Elmer York, Mrs. Bert Vance, Mrs. Loren Percival, Mrs. Raymond Palmer, and Mrs. C. W. May lender among others. Activities cover luncheons, bridge, speaker clinics, and card games across multiple local venues and organizations.
Mrs Wendell Maddox spoke to 21 attendees of the Nite Lites Home Demonstration Unit at Mrs George Voth's home on Washington. She noted that six in ten teenage girls and four in ten teenage boys are undernourished and linked adult eating habits to childhood patterns. The meeting, led by Mrs Leroy Vannaman, raised funds for a high school citizen seminar and a piano for the 4 H building. Recreation by Mrs Don Thorne and a door prize went to Mrs Melvin Fry. Special guests included Mrs George Voth Sr and Mrs Robert Peat. An April 1 spring tea is planned for 2 PM at Hope Auditorium, with the April 15 meeting hosted by Mrs Robert Brungardt.
Fourteen women and two children attended the all day meeting of the Women’s Fellowship of the Church of the Brethren held Thursday. Vice president Mrs. Thomas Graves led in the absence of President Mrs. Royal Hornbaker. Mrs. Etta Latshaw gave devotions from Mark. Election of officers and budget topics will be highlighted at the April 18 meeting in Fellowship Hall. Hostesses will be Mrs. Floyd Latshaw, Rhoda Jewell, Bob Loper and Leslie Coen.
Mrs W H Briscoe thanks Dr Sartorius Sisters and St Catherine Hospital staff for loyalty during hospitalization. Grateful to friends for visits flowers cards and money. May the Lord bless each of you.
Elsie Branden Finney County home economics agent spoke at the Soroptimist dinner at the Warren Hotel detailing county 4 H Council plans and the program funded by federal state and county funds. The Soroptimist Foundation offers a 2500 dollar scholarship to a high school student based on merit and need, with selection by trustees.
Twenty six members attended the Newcomers Couples Supper Club gathering at the Civic Center on Thursday night. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Tom Griess Mr and Mrs Hardy Hertel and Mr and Mrs Sidney Greenberg. Bill Wasinger was elected president and led the business session. The Griesses led a baseball spelling game. The next supper is set for April 18.
Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit will receive 15 years recognition at district meeting on May 1. Charter member Mrs. Lee Brinkmeyer to be escorted by unit president Mrs. Ed Theissen. The 14 members and two children gathered for a Wednesday meeting with devotions by Mrs. Harold Brandt.
Mrs. Franklin Meeker spoke on My Way of Growing and Grooming African Violets to 12 Saint Paulin Club members on Wednesday. Hostess Mrs. R. M. Jameson led the afternoon with Mrs. Leslie Wolf assisting. Ford Oliver won the hostess prize and Mystery Pal gifts went to Mrs. Roy Sturgeon and Mrs. Bessie Grieve. The April 17 meeting at 2 p.m. will be hosted by Mrs. John Herman at 611 Mulberry.
Mrs. Albert Thies was re-elected president of the Hutchison Elementary School P-TA for 1963 64, instead of Mrs. Joe Benson Jr. Mrs. Benson is first vice president. Other officers include Mrs. Gaylord Edling as second vice president Willard Leopold as treasurer Mrs. Lee Selichnow and Mrs. Walter Meyer and Mrs. W. M. Turrentine as council members.
An old newspaper classifieds snippet offers services by Whiters Janitor Service including professional maid service monthly weekly or on call. Also windows carpet cleaning for homes and offices with the business contact BR 6 3611. The line also lists garden products like onions beets potatoes greens seeds and Finnup Seeds.
Telegram want ads invite readers to post items for sale or requests to buy, promoting a simple local marketplace. The notice emphasizes quick placement and broad reach through the newspaper’s classified section.
Exemplar members of Beta Sigma Phi entertained Alpha Tau and Zeta Upsilon chapters at a Monday dessert bridge gathering hosted by Br dene Corley at 912 Theron. A St Patrick theme included miniature hats and shamrocks. Seven tables played with prizes won by Mrs Don Talley Mrs Dick Dickerson and Mrs C W Maylender.
Eighty eight members and guests of Sorosis Hermana attended the annual spring guest day at Elks Hall on Tuesday afternoon. A yellow jonquil centerpiece graced the refreshment table as high school Blue Notes sang. Virginia C Hudson's Q Ye Jigs and Juleps, narrated by Mrs. Paul Emile with chalk illustrations by Mrs. Charles Potucek, was described as written in 1900 by a 10 year old girl. Guest day committee included Mrs. Bill Andrews, Mrs. Mike Santry, Mrs. Wayne Newsom, Mrs. L. E. Anderson and Mrs. G. C. Chmelka.
Six servings recipe for a baked casserole combining sausage sauerkraut and mashed potatoes. Instructions include browning sausage layering cabbage and potatoes butter and paprika then baking at 350 degrees for thirty minutes. Submission offers a $1 prize for contributors with source credit required.
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