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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1968
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers column discusses troubling family tensions. A mother admits four years of deep hatred toward her daughter and urges psychiatric help for herself and her child, while a second reader depicts a wife's conflicts with her mother in law over alleged infidelity and loyalty issues.
The reader confronts marital strain as a husband avoids wearing a wedding ring after a shop foreman’s warning. A second letter questions loyalty and suggests the marriage may fail, while the columnist dismisses suspicions and urges acceptance, promoting a paid booklet.
Wilma Bull spoke for Sunflower EWU at Flamingo Restaurant on a 1 pm luncheon. Devotions by Mrs Horace Brelsford, with Mrs Ed Thiessen presiding. Twelve members answered roll call my chosen foreign country. Miss Bull discussed the Rock Springs camp seminar and Mrs Clayton Ludwig finished with Shopping Sense and Nonsense. Gift to host
Mrs Wayne Chambers hosted Sorosis Hermana with 19 members and guests, including Shenaugh Gleeson from New Zealand as speaker. Gleeson compared life in New Zealand and the United States, noted wealth distribution, exports of amber and dairy products, and segregated schools. A donation was voted for Garden City Retarded Children Assn. Mrs James Barnard will host April 2 at 2 p.m.
Joann Bulky hosted Capsula Club quarterly party at Mrs. John Brown’s home. Roll call theme was Something about St Patrick s day. New members Beulah Clayton and Shirley Anderson. guests included Velma Carroll Toni Sue Tommy Vivian Johnson Naomi Sweng en Grace Gross Erma Odne al Edna Swafford and Winnie Odneal. April meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Vivian Johnson.
A dinner and organizational meeting at Flamingo Inn formed a local chapter of the National Assn. of Legal Secretaries. Thirty four women from Barton, Seward-Stevens-Morton counties attended. Officers elected to May 1960 include Miller president Collins vice president Byers secretary Tilma governor Yount representative. Eligible members include those in government secretarial units, banks in trusts, or abstract offices.
Calendar of social events listing meetings and activities across local clubs. Highlights include Duplicate Bridge Club Master point night at St Thomas Parish Hall, social orders and women’s groups at various locations, Jaycees and Garden City groups, and a pre school library story hour at the Public Library with nearby senior citizen film show.
Mrs. Ira Travis hosted the AAUW study group with Mrs. Dale Edelblute assisting. Mrs. J. Merion Kadyk led 12 members as Louise Williams traced organ, piano, and carillon history with pictures of psaltery, monochord, dulcimer, spinet elavichord, virginal, harpsichord and more, noting evolution from simple boxes to ornate tonal instruments. Mrs. Ellsworth Sherman will host the next meeting April 17 at 2 p.m.
Gray County Christian Woman's Club invites area women to a monthly dinner meeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in Cimarron 4-H Building. Speaker Marvin Zwickey from Village Missions. Features include Erwin Reimer on Flowers and Shrubs and Wesley Hagin singing. Reservations to Peggy Zehr Ingalls Vicki Burns Cimarron Judy Byer Montezuma or Norma Vanderree Pierceville.
The Holcomb PTA program in the school auditorium featured the speech department with teacher Diana Daniels guiding students Colleen Morris Jim Rogers Adele Martinez Phyllis Schiffelbein Terry Linnenberger Lenice Steinmetz and Maxine Rogers. Johnny Hill and Steven Rogers led the flag salute while Mrs. Bob Mader delivered the devotion Prayer Answered. President Mrs. Bert Robins chaired business and new officers were named including A C Halsted president Albert Klaus first vice president Lawrence Miller second vice president Fred Haflinger secretary and Jack Linnenberger treasurer. Hospitality chair couple Cyril Schiffelbein led a committee of Greg Bribiesca John Roth Art Leiker James Maendele Robert Richmeier Mae Rogers Arlen Ross John Rupp and Fidel Saiz.
Mrs Leona Burton hosted the Progressive Readers Club at her home 1111 N 16th Wilbur Ulrich presided for 14 members Mrs Guy Rhodes reviewed Dibs by Virginia M Ax about a disturbed child seeking identity The story ends with the child’s therapy and understanding with parents Mrs A E Cook read poems by Helen Louise Marshall Accent on the Future Cashless Checkless Society was the topic by Mrs Dale Edelblute She described electronic money and cards The club will meet April 3 at 7 30 pm with Mrs Ruth Ruckel hosting.
Sherlock Hustlers Extension Home makers Unit met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Barney Kraus home Holcomb. Four teen members answered What have you learned from your children The Beat is Different lesson by Mrs Tony Rome. Unit planned cancer drive starting April 1 and spring tea on April 4. April 16 meeting with Kountry Klvins EHU at 10 am in Mrs August Kosters home with Mrs Ben Linnenberger as unit hostess.
The Rev. C. M. Fogleman Jr. pastor of First Methodist Church, will speak to the Business and Professional Women's Club Wednesday at 6 30 p m. His subject is The Importance of Religion in our Lives Music by Gladys DeJarnette soloist Lucille Castro accompanies The personal development committee led by Winifred Kingery and Ruth Potter co chairmen. Lent focuses on the spiritual aspect as mental health and physical attractiveness have been previous topics. Two other program committees civic participation and world affairs push community and world projects under national and state federations. The local BPW club has 97 members, part of 122 in Kansas and about 6 600 nationally with 178 000 in 50 states Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
SHARY LYNN daughter of Mr and Mrs David Evinger of 601 Conkling born March 6 announces. Gloria at Myrtle s Beauty Salon offers appointments call BR 6 2101 for details.
A simple candy method combines sugar water and syrup to a hard ball in cold water. Beat hot syrup into stiff egg whites, add vanilla and coconut, shape, coat in melted chocolate, and decorate after cooling.
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