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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
5
A reader column recalling advice on purity expectations in marriage and the value of experience, plus reader responses on noisy family eating habits. Ann Landers reiterates that consideration and kindness sustain marriage, warns against rushing into sexual familiarity, and encourages open but respectful family dialogue within reasonable limits.
Thursday night at 8 p m the Piercevile Grade School hosts an open house with teachers in their rooms to greet parents. At 8 30 p m a program will be held. Each family is asked to bring a dozen cookies for refreshments. Later a cooking tip about monosodium glutamate and seasoning rice is included.
Mrs. Olney D. Newman of Kansas City will speak Monday night at the Taiau Inn for the area AAUW meeting hosted by the Garden City branch with chapters from Sharon Springs Great Bend Larned Goodland Dodge City Ulysses and Liberal. She taught at Garden City High School 1928 to 1936 and has held AAUW leadership roles while pursuing academic work.
Calendar lists social and club activities across City Center venues. Includes Woman’s club luau, summer baseball planning, mothers club, garden city coin club, First Christian Church class, United Presbyterian Wom en’s Circle meetings, various circle meetings, Centennial Gals, Mercrville Grade Open house, Methodist church events, newcomers bridge, old timers club, progressive women’s day, and square dance at Lakin Memorial Bullring.
Mrs. W E Jones reviewed Ralph Moody's The Dry Divide for 12 members of the Twentieth Century Book Club Monday evening, recounting how the author traveled from McCook Nebraska with a dime at age 20 to owning eight horse teams three months later. Special guests included Mrs J C Fyfe of Kansas City and Mrs Beth Porter. meeting adjourned until fall.
The Plymell Community House hosted a Kells family reunion on April 28 with Elaine, Donna, and Linda Kells performing songs. A skit by the Yardley relatives, readings by Rhonda Kelley, piano solos, and multiple twirling and rhythm numbers were presented. Numerous Kells family members and out-of-town relatives attended from Kansas and Colorado, with many Garden City attendees and several guests unable to attend due to travel or health.
Do it yourself banquettes were shown as space saving luxury dining. Folding bolted to the wall were covered with foam rubber and upholstery. A plywood table sat in the center. Scenic wallpaper mural formed a backdrop enhancing a sense of spaciousness.
New York designers promote fur pillows as elegant luxury living. Soft foam cores are wrapped in bushy fox pelts, showcasing opulent texture and craft.
Mr and Mrs Jim Cisneros hosted a Sunday dinner at 211 S 12th in Garden City to honor son Jimmy’s confirmation at St Marys Catholic Church. Guests included Mendoza Ledesma Downtain Martinez Velasquez Avila Downtain Payne Dickerson and out of town visitors from Wichita Lakin and Ulysses. Dress salmon with mayonnaise and cucumber was served.
Mr and Mrs Glen Widows 1702 A and Mrs Gladys Widows 503 Emerson attend the funeral of Horton Wilks 54 a former Garden City resident in Wichita. Miss Louise Sherman daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Sherman 812 N 5th arrives from New York and will travel to Europe Friday night. In Geneva Switzerland she will accompany Metropolitan Opera singers recording Carmen, then visit Rome and spend summer at Spoleto Festival in Spoleto Italy.
Mrs Meng expresses gratitude for cards flowers visits while hospitalized. She thanks the Sisters Doctors and staff for their care and kindness.
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