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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1958
Page
4
Readers rail at Ann Landers for publishing sensitive topics. Betsy Boo asks for privacy while dating. Sourdough seeks dating guidance. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Clutter noted. The column defends its impact on youth and outlines how to submit problems for help.
Don A Trekell of Casa Grande Calif remains unable to receive visitors at St Catherine hospital where he lies ill His wife and daughter Mrs R F Vincent of Fairview Wash are with him His son Don Jr left today Nanette Steele daughter of Earl and Lula Steele starred in Annie Get Your Gun in Denver and studies at Loretta Heights College Gladys Hess Peabody Grand Matriarch of the LEA will visit the local organization Tuesday at the OOF hall
The piece records Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harper hosting Lulu Sheppard of Parkerburg W Va during winter visit. It mentions 35th anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Pete Knoll at 703 Inge and a Wichita reception forRoy Dearth and family. Several local residents and visitors are listed along with travel, guests, and a cooking tip.
A home recipe includes lemon zest vanilla and lemon juice with butter and sugar, baked at 375 degrees for about 10 minutes to yield four dozen cookies. The feature also notes local social updates with residents visiting St Paul and pledges to Alpha Lambda Delta at K State.
Mrs. Walter Goss was named president of the Finney county Democratic Women's club at a recent officers election held in Mrs. James Cowgill’s home. Other officers elected include Mrs. Bill Rooney vice president Mrs. Clarence Gercken secretary Mrs. Sam Garbo treasurer Mrs. Cowgill program chairman and Mrs. Dale Saffels communications chairman. Mrs. Ruby Harris of Wichita Kansas Federation of Women's Democratic clubs will speak at the next local meeting, set for May 27 at 8 p.m. at the Warren hotel.
A May Day breakfast was held Thursday by Sorosis Hermana Club at the County club. Twenty three members attended and were served at quarter tables with purple and orchid centerpieces. Each member received a corsage as Mrs Jack Corn installed new officers.
After a luncheon Thursday at the Warren hotel the Regina Coeli club recessed until September. Thirteen members attended the junction at which election of officers was held. Secret sisters were revealed in a gift exchange. Officers elected to be installed at the first meeting in the fall were Mrs Harold Solze president, Mrs Conrad Goligowski vice president, Mrs Clarence Savolt treasurer and Mrs Max Schmitz secretary-reporter.
Social clubs and meetings fill the week with items at various locales. Activities include book clubs, guilds, Eastern Star, ladies auxiliaries, and luncheon events across hotels, churches, and known addresses. Despite fragmented entries, the calendar shows recurring gatherings and officer elections, potlucks, and regional groups in a community schedule.
About forty Garden City youth and sponsors traveled to Cimarron for a Methodist intermediate youth rally of the Dodge City district. Registration was 198. Rev. Leonard B. Cowan spoke and, with Al Lowe, conducted a game period. Prof. Song directed group singing. The program closed with a sack lunch and a devotional by District Superintendent L. R. Templin. Plans were made for three intermediate camps this summer at Lakeside. The junior high group included Sharon Simmons, Karen Simmons, Janis King, Kathy Smith, and others, with sponsors and drivers listed.
A spring luncheon plan for bridal or baby showers emphasizes complete menu design. Include color coordinated tidbits and equal parts flavor to enhance the finale. Suggest passing mixed salted nuts or After Dinner Mints, and choosing Richardson mints to match the table color scheme. Remove main course remains before coffee and mints.
In 1948 Garden City will be highlighted Sunday on the Kansas on the Air radio program aired by KGNO Dodge City. The State Chamber of Commerce transcription spot will feature Finney county 4-H clubs observing Rural Life Sunday with active church services and a picnic in Finnup Park for 4-H members families teachers and guests. Mrs Carl McNaught was the surprise coffee honoree at a morning gathering hosted by Mrs Robert E Scott and Mrs Clyde Simpson.
Friday evening a recital of simple melodies and difficult numbers by piano students of Mrs. Ray Hamper was held at the Civic Center. Parents and friends attended as guests, with performers including Paula Scheer Karen Von John Judy Pennington Larry Unruh Linda Ghearmi re Linda Steward Philip O'Brien Marbie Peterson Dale Unruh Elaine Anderson Linda Wilson Donna Anderson Rose Mary Selover Linda Ven John Maxine Vanderree James Schiffelbein Tody Matthews Connie Ven John Donna Selover and Marsha Pendergraft.
Copy and pictures for the Telegrams women's page should be at this desk by 9 a.m. on the publication day. Saturday deadline is 8 30 a.m. Club reporters and other news contributors should submit news in the afternoon before publication.
Mrs Franklin Oldweiler hosted a May Day Sorosis Club breakfast at her Holcomb home with cohosts Mrs Rex Ladner Mrs James Cowgill Mrs Frank Leonard and Mrs Larry Wasinger. New officers were installed by retiring president Mrs Hubert Piland including Carrol Wade as president Rex Burden as 1st vice president Alton Garnand as 2nd vice president James Pinegar as secretary and Rex Ladner as treasurer mystery pal names were revealed.
A mission program titled 100 Missionary Years in Jamaica was presented by Mrs. Gay Smithe at the Christian Women's Fellowship. The meeting, held Thursday in the Christian Church parlors, featured the Ethel Shreve circle in charge and Venita Whitmer circle as hostess. Mrs. Ralph Burkett reported on last week’s district meet in Ulysses. Declarations were given by Mrs. Carl Ashburn. May Day themed tables adorned with refreshments in May baskets and Mrs. A. M. Fleming poured.
The family of Mrs. Fred Drussel thanks friends and neighbors for help during illness and death, for the many cards and flowers. Signed by Fred Drussel Arthur Drussel and family.
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