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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1958
Page
7
A reader asks how to handle a daughter planning to marry a heavy drinker with erratic finances. The guidance notes legal adulthood means independence, warns of stormy times ahead, and urges not to enable living at home while advising emotional support and consequence.
The listing details show State Theatre schedule with Run Silent Run Deep Esther Costello Sheepman and more across Sunday through Saturday. Garden Drive In presents The DT I Accuse Tiear Me Good and Return to Warrow among other showings. The page also includes letters from readers about family finances and mental health advocacy.
Garden City and western Kansas reported a light freeze last night with little expected damage. Finney County Safety Council named Gulu Kazee winner of its first weekly slogan contest. Weekend visitors included W P Boles in Denver and Poona residents visiting the Scott family.
Georgia Brown and Beth Porter depart this afternoon for the Midwest Conference of the Women's Division of the Chamber of Commerce. The division includes Nebraska Iowa Missouri and Kansas. The event runs today through Sunday at the Jayhawk Hotel in Topeka. Brown, president of the local division, says the trip aims to gather information to aid local activities.
Mrs. Dan Hopkins returns from Arizona after visiting relatives in Scottsdale Nogales and her sister. Spring piano and violin recital at Fellowship Hall Community church at seven tonight invites attendance. Mr and Mrs H R Checkley visiting from Mattoon former Garden City residents. A son Randy Brian born yesterday to Elza and Barbara Youngman Modesto Calif. Nurses attending Kansas State Nurses Association district eight meeting at Houghton include Jo hanna Cornelia Verna Rundell Lupe Lopez Candie Garcia Irene Hoyt. Eight scout leaders from Johnson receive camp crafts instruction from Mrs Norman Thompson and Mrs Herbert Mickel. Attending were Oph elya Pugeau Jean Thompson Iris Donart Lois Mahanny Iris Seyle Farrice Davidson Mary Jones Emily Wartman. Mrs Clint Lightner of Paso Robles California and Mrs Raymond Cutting with Anita and Dennis visit Mrs Anna Spencer and relatives at 1107% 10th.
Vivian Etrick of Liberal spoke at the Garden City club dinner meeting in the Warren hotel reviewing BPW activities during her presidency. The concession stand net $160.77 toward the St Catherine hospital fund. Dito Mengs to Kansas City with son Larry for May baseball games. Daisy Herriott read a history for the time capsule. Katherine Seigle announced May safety checks and led installation of new officers under the theme Ship of Progress.
Calendar lists events for Friday through Wednesday including PNG Club meeting at 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Roy Sturgeon at 311 4th. Immaculate Conception guild. Elks Ladies. Goodwill HDU. Golden Rule HDU. Order of the Hantern Star memorial service for Jean Hoppis of Syracuse. Soroptimist dinner at Warren hotel. Acorn Club called meeting chaired by Mrs. W. W. Netts at 809 W Spruce.
A social gathering labeled a hobo party and a brief business meeting took place Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Ed Lewis with Mrs. L. E. Fairbain as cohostess.
Nancy Smithe, daughter of Mr and Mrs G C Smithe of Garden City, received an Educat ional Award from the PEO Sisterhood at First Christian Church for music education. First College scholarship at Cottey College Nevada Mo. panel noted academic standing and curricular activities.
Individual cakes use crushed pineapple brown sugar and malted butter with white cake mix. Each cup gets one teaspoon hitter one tablespoon brown sugar plus pineapple and a cherry bake at 350 for 20 to 25 minutes then invert onto a plate and serve warm with whipped cream. Submit recipes to Cook's Corner for a prize. include source if from a cookbook or magazine and note it is not from a current issue.
Mrs. Otto Hand hosted a Thursday gathering at Mrs. George Noll’s home. The group finalized plans for an allday meeting on June 19 at Mrs. Orron Gay’s house with the lesson Salads Through the Day led by Mrs. Harold Bows. Mrs. Clarence Savolt won the hostess prize. mystery gifts were received by Mrs. George Noll and Mrs. Bowe.
Ava Burton was elected president of the senior Wish Future Homes makers Resocntion at a Wednesday installation in Little Theatre. Newly installed officers include Blan chard as vice president Virginia Rocha secretary Pat Staley treasurer Sharon Etling parliamentarian Paplova Bird historian Lina Quint reporter Sherri Mercer pianistCarolyn Heismer song leader Carol Dickenson degree chairman Shirley Brungardt social chairman Jane Henderson outgoing president conducted the installation. Mrs Kenneth Henderson Mrs R L Hudspeth Mrs C E Burton and Mrs John Staley attended as guests. red roses adorned the tea table and symbolized the installation. The new cabine hosted the tea FHA sponsors were Anelle Lupston and Evelyn Van Vicet.
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