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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1966
Page
3
A reader asks if preferring solitude makes her anti social or nuts. Ann suggests maintaining boundaries, using a wall seat and a newspaper to deter interruptions, and offers reflections on handling meddling questions about marriage and motherhood. The column provides satirical and practical advice for social pressure.
The Logopedics Auxiliary hosts a spring coffee at 9 20 a m in Gardendale Clinic to trace the clinic history as it enters its twentieth year. Mrs Bill Wieland will review progress and projects with Soroptimist Club ties noted. New Auxiliary officers and committee chairs will be announced and hostesses Wendell Maddox Lester Clark and Duane Riley are listed.
Four Circles of the United Presbyterian Women’s Assn met in homes Thursday afternoon to study the Bible book Jonah. Circle One met in the Stella Stewart room with Mrs. Robert M. Johnson as Bible leader and several hostesses. Circle Two, Circle Three, and Circle Four met at designated homes with Bible teachers and assisting hostesses, continuing lessons on themes from Jonah.
Mr and Mrs Henry A Wiebe and Ted Wiebe of Eminence attended the Dallas Theological Seminary commencement in Dallas Texas on Friday evening May 13 Their son in law David Phillips received his master of theology degree Mrs Phillips is Betty Wiebe wife of Henry Wiebe Jr Mrs C D Gercken of 207 E Kansas returned home after attending a May 3 LWML growth workshop and May 4 5 Kansas City convention She was elected historian of the Kansas District LWML and visited family in Topeka Wichita and at the Hudson home in Wichita before returning home.
A Tuesday listing details Elks Couples Bridge and related gatherings at Elks Lodge and Masonic Temple with initiation and memorial services. Wednesday through Thursday items show numerous clubs meeting at Civic Center, Downing's, and churches, including Sunflower HDU, Country Kuzins, Welcome Wagon, Rebekah groups, piano teachers league, and Tyrian Lodge with degree work.
Mrs C C Hicks shares a beef and potato patties recipe with ground beef potatoes onion and seasonings. Form patties place on a broiler rack over green beans and carrots broil 3 inches from heat about 10 minutes per side yields 8 servings.
A pretty flavorful platter features top curry rice with crisp bacon strips, broiled tomatoes, and lemon buttered broccoli. The dish presents an appealing balance of warmth and brightness in a luncheon setting.
The Pierceville Woman's Club installed new officers at Mrs. Donald L. Keller home with Mrs. Ronald Mott retiring as president. Miss Mabel Adams became president and other officers were named with carnations given. Special guests included Mrs. Gerald Beach and her mother Lena Conner.
Evelyn Paxson reviewed The Year Of The Locust for the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God at the Fellowship Hall meeting. She urged facing adversity with grace, citing Psalms 13 and describing affliction as a treasure that spurs insight. Miss Luella Warren presided as president. Funds were approved to provide turkey for a youth graduation banquet. Plans were set for a work day to craft sale items for Liberal Church of God camp meeting in August.
AH 20 members of the Centennial Gals Home Demonstration Unit met at Mrs. Ray Hudsons home for a Thursday night session. Guest speaker Mrs Herman Lang spoke on traffic safety, giving rules on passing, following distance, headlights, seat belts and speeding dangers.
Mr and Mrs Leon Betts of Holcomb choose Sherri Ann as the name for their daughter born on May 6. The family announces the arrival and naming of the newborn girl.
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