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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1966
Page
3
Spanning letters from Garden City Telegram readers in March 1966, Ann Landers answers on marriage beds dining manners and workplace boundaries. Topics include a 19 year old bride-to-be preferring twin beds, a man scrutinizing bills, a nagging wife, and secretaries dealing with disruptive calls, ending with a card of thanks.
Clyde Mercer presented colored slides from his Holy Land trip to about 100 Jennie Barker PTA members. Images showed the birthplace and tomb of Jesus, Palm Sunday route, Last Supper site, Pilate's court, Judas betrayal location, Lazarus tomb, Jordan River, and Dead Sea Scrolls find. May 27 plans for an award assembly and basket dinner were announced with PTO board elections.
Vesona Bowyer Sr and Mrs bowyer return from a three day trip to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri to bring home Pvt Dwight Bowyer who completed basic training. In Lawrence they visited son Don Richardson and family. Suzanne and Shelley Sigsbee won medals in Colorado Springs at the National Baton Twirling Assn contest. G C Hubbard of El Dorado Springs dies after a long illness. D H Reed returns from Marlin Texas where Mrs Reed had surgery at Hillcrest Hospital Waco.
Wednesday oil painting class postponed a week at Civicle Center. Junior high recreation 7 8 am at Clyie Center. High school girls fencing 7 30 9 am at Clyie Center. Prospective Sweet Adelines 7 30 pm Mrs Louis Taliaferro 1706 Parkwood. Tyrian Lodge No 246 AF AM 7 pm Masonic Temple. Garden Club 2 30 pm Civic Center public invited Horace Rich at Richs Rose Gardens Coldwater.
Garden City and Holcomb FHA chapters join 600000 girls observing National FHA week from Sunday to Saturday with radio programs school announcements bulletin boards and campus events including wearing red and white FHA pins centerpieces for lunch tables and a family fun night. The group promotes nine projects from individuality counts to morals and manners and plans a 21st birthday gala at the national meeting in St Louis in July.
Bernadette Austin of 319 N. 12th shares a cream puffs recipe. Heat water and margarine to boil, stir in flour to form a ball, cool briefly, beat in eggs, drop by spoonfuls on greased sheet, bake at 400 degrees for 45 to 50 minutes, 8 large puffs, fill with pudding.
Garden City Garden Club invites all rose fans to a Thursday 2:30 talk at the Civic Center by Horace A. Rich of Coldwater. His Rich Rose Ranch features about 4,000 rosebushes with many varieties, including 1946 champions and Old Fashioned Moss, Rugosas, Albas, and more dating to 1598. The ranch also has numerous roses such as hybrid teas and climbers, as well as about 1,000 colorful canvas plants. Dahlias and a football mum addition, Sego Giant Japanese roses, and plant sales to clubs ordering in quantity are noted. Everyone is invited to attend.
Mrs Ray Shearmire of Epsilon Jota Chapter Garden City was chosen Zone 11 chairman for 1966 67 at a 1 pm luncheon at the Community Building Ulysses. Delta Delta Chapter hosted FSA chapters from Liberal Elkhart Sublette Garden City Syracuse and Scott City for the final zone meeting of 1965 66. Beverly Strickert of Scott City’s Zeta Nu Chapter was Zone 11 chair for this year Nancy Hess Scott City Alpha Omega was elected co chair and Mrs Jack Hooker Garden City was named zone secretary for the coming year. A spring themed steak luncheon attracted 51 members with a white straw hat centerpiece awarded as a door prize to Allie Tou Bradford Liberal Epsilon Upsilon presented chorus and dance. Site officers included Mrs Robert Tyler Wichita first VP Kansas State Council Mrs Robert Lutz Liberal second VP Mrs Archie Shook Garden City state treasurer and Mrs Joe Harness Scott City counselor. A call urged attendance at the Kansas State Convention in Hutchinson April 15 17. Garden City members attending included Mrs Ray Shearmire and Mrs Jack Hooper plus Mrs Dale Berry Delta Mu and Mrs Meredith Mills and Mrs Walter Snell Gamma Mu.
Annual county tea scheduled Friday at 2 p.m. at the Co-op Center for Home Demonstration Units. Speaker Mrs Florenn Loeffier of Olathe will demonstrate candy making after touring 11 counties and reaching about 2200 women since November. Attendance open to all. units guiding the event include Progressive Chat n Learn Prairie Hens Sherlock Hustlers Kountry Kouzins and Lazy Daisy.
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