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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
8
A reader seeks guidance on a teen’s clammy hands at dances and social anxiety, a son abandoning Junior status causing potential legal issues, and a wedding attire dispute over wearing black. Ann Landers advises medical evaluation, gloves for comfort, legal consultation, and respecting the bride’s wedding preferences.
Free Wheelers Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday at Mrs. Robert Doak's for the May session. Nine members and one guest, Mrs. Leonard Green, heard Mrs. Jerry Sullivan on Good Design in Window Treatment. A quick redecorate tip was to buy new curtains. It was decided to serve ham burgers and pop at the Field Day stand at the Experiment Station.
Quick spring painting tip outlines protecting floors and furniture with newspapers and towels. Use paper towels and appropriate solvents to blot up spills immediately, then wipe and dry surfaces to prevent stains.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Schreibvogel of Deerfield celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a 9 am mass at St Marys Catholic Church officiated by Rev Gregory Dues. The couple married April 29 1941 at St Marys and later moved to a Holcomb area farm. 100 relatives attended a 5 pm dinner at the Garden City VFW Hall followed by a dance with Tony Brungardt’s orchestra.
A Kalvesta Methodist Church baby shower honored Mrs. Hayes Baldwin and Bruce. Numerous local residents attended, with relatives and friends visiting from Wichita Alva Great Bend and Garden City. Several community members traveled for family events and church activities while others hosted guests at homes and gatherings.
Mrs Phyllis Bailey of Sublette is among eight Kansas women educators awarded a 350 scholarship at the Delta Kappa Gamma Society state convention held April 29 to May 1 in Topeka at the Ramada Inn. The event drew about 400 members with a focus on creativity and individuality in education.
A compact recipe by Ceaki Cower and Gary Jones lists one can French style green beans, bacon, onion, salad dressing, salt, pepper, vinegar, sugar and optional measurements. Fry bacon, cook onion, drain beans, combine with seasonings, heat briefly, stir in salad dressing, then keep warm for serving.
Unique Study Club held a closing luncheon at the Warren Hotel with 17 members present. Mrs. P.H. Phillips installed officers including E.W. Scott as president, Fred Brown as vice-president, A.E. Cook as secretary, and J.A. Rickner as treasurer. Meetings resume in fall.
Delight Mother with a gift from Made-0-Day Dresses featuring slips and gowns priced at 2.99 to 3.99, blouses 2.99 to 5.99, and handbags at 2.99. Seamless nylons offered 99 cents each or three pairs for 2.85, part of an ad brief highlighting affordable presents.
Personal paragraphs report Maynard Knief Gay Cleaver Deane Wiley and Kelly Malson attended Johnny Geisler funeral in Marshall Missouri, son of Mr and Mrs Mitch Geisler. Charles Chalmers and wife returned from a four day Bahamas trip with Beltone Hearing Aid prize group, sailing Nassau and Nassau Beach Hotel. Use Telegram Want Ads.
Mrs Beavers presided at a Soroptimist meeting with sixteen members at the home of Mrs Clyde Gallion. Officers for 1906 67 include President Mrs Edwin Hoover Vice President Miss Margaret Reimer Treasurer Mrs Owen Fritz Recording Secretary Mrs Inez Dunn Corresponding Secretary Mrs Frank White and Director Mrs Ray Beavers. Delegates are Mrs Matte Darner and Mrs Vera King with alternates Mrs Emma Leah LaGesse and Mrs Ira Travis. Slides from the regional conference in Little Rock Ark were shown with reports on workshops and meetings. Next conference is planned for Dodge City in October and Garden City club to handle banquet decorations. Next meeting set for May 17 at Downings with Venture Club Committee led by Miss Geraldine Murphy.
Social calendar lists piano student auditions at Civic Center sponsored by National Guild of Piano Teachers with Mrs Elaworth Sherman as chairman. Friday events include PEO Chapter X2 at 2 p.m. and TWIRP Week dance for students at 110 E Fulton with Rolling Wive Orchestra. United Church Women breakfast at United Presbyterian church. Aurora Study Club meets afternoon. Monday features Estralita KFWC luncheon at Flamingo Restaurant and Coin Club at Civic Center with display swap. ACORN Club meeting hosted by Mrs Ernest Graves.
The Garden City Merchants are thanked for their donation of merchandise to the community carnival raising funds and support for local activities. The effort highlights local business support and civic involvement.
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