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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1972
Page
3
A letter page and responses discuss a 17 year old male overwhelmed by multiple partners, seeking guidance on reducing a high number of sexual partners to avoid burnout. The column offers caution about risk, duty, and reducing the harem to protect future prospects.
The 2V ers EHU table setting group met Tuesday at Mrs Kenneth Mulligan's Eminence home with eleven members present. Guests included Mrs Darwin Rundle Mrs Michael Meier and Mrs Sam Brock. They shared Ireland facts rolled for a program guided by Mrs Dan LeBlanc who showed a film on table toppings.
Tuesday Rebekkah Lodge at IOOF Hall 7 30 p m De molay at Masonic Temple 7 30 p m. Wednesday story hour at Public Library 10 to 10 45 a m northeast door Republican Women s Club coffees for registered Republican women 10 to 11 30 a m Mrs L EL Fair bairn 1505 Hackberry 10 to 11 30 a m Mrs Ovid Har Tran 1010 N 2nd Smar teens Club 7 p m Junior High cafeteria Odd Fellow Lodge p m OOF Hall 203 NM Main TUCO faculty Wings and Women Teachers pam Bits Leroy Tiberghien iy 7 Bat
Faylene Guyer and Steven W. Fenner exchanged wedding vows at Community Church in an afternoon ceremony officiated by Rev. Robert Alpers at 2 p.m. on Sunday March 19. Parents are Mr and Mrs Lester Guyer of 1205 Pinecrest and Mr and Mrs Albert Fenner of Goodland. The ceremony featured a gold cross, Bible, bread, chalice, and seven branch candelabras with organ music by Susan Mark and vocals by Sue Hart. The bride wore ivory satin with lace chiffon, a lace high neckline and seed pearl bodice, elbow veil, pearl headpiece, and a bouquet of mums and stephanotis. A white rose was given to each mother. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Fred Hoogendijk, and sister Marlene Fenner as bridesmaids. Jill Hobkirk and Shawn Carson as flower girl and ring bearer. Best man was Vernon Fenner. Fred Hoogendijk and Brian Fenner seated guests. Reception catered by Mrs Clifton Hull. After a trip to Hays, the couple will live on Eminence Route.
Mrs John Forest Riggs guest speaker for Soroptimist meeting details Kansas Legislature records with focus on inequities in teacher retirement legislation. The group discussed the history of the lawmaking body as fifteen members attended the Wheat Lands meeting at the Wheat Lands Convention Center.
The Betts couple announce the birth of LYLEN PAUL on March 10 at Gardendale Lane G Apt 64. Archie Bascue and family share the birth of RICHARD on March 20. Randy Case reports AMY JOELL born March 19 at 1108 Bancroft. Don Larkin and spouse reveal MICHAEL JAMES born March 22 at 2105 N 8th.
Astraea Juniors traveled to Ulysses Saturday for district KFWC junior day activities. At their March 6 meeting at Mrs. Gail Lee’s home they planned ahead, toured Wharton’s Flowers, and learned about seasonal planting options. They delivered treats to Valentine School students, purchased items for Russell Day Care Center, and funded a $5 donation to Belles of St. Catherine. An April 13 benefit bridge at Garden City Country Club is planned from 1:30 to 4 pm with Mrs. Martin Nusser Jr. hosting April 4 at her home on South Star Rt.
Noble Gerad Club members met at Mrs. Mary Runiell’s home 1603 N Main with seventeen women attending the Match meeting. They reported 218 calls made in the past month and heard a devotional by Mrs. R. W. Knight. President Mrs. Edna Good named Mrs. Howard Adams and Mrs. Shirley Siegle as Garden City Chapter reps for the Kansas Eye Bank. Mrs. Ray Vannaman led a study on unwritten work for the Rebekah district school of instruction. Santata Rebekahs will host the school with Mrs. Mable Marrs as instructor and Mrs. Leah Terhune assisting. Mrs. Goad to host April 21 meeting.
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