Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Frustration Answers
A reader complains of a husband who moves constantly causing family disruption across many states. Ann Landers advises the husband is restless and the wife should adapt, while another letter to Resentful seeks guidance on in-laws and attachment. A third writer objects to alimony rhetoric, with Landers promising to present both sides.
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Departing Dames Honored Monday Departing Dames Honored Monday
Seven members of the Faculty Dames leaving Garden City received honors at the Civic Center meeting. Each got a recipe file and a favorite recipe from the group. Honorees: Mrs. Bill Brooks, Mrs. Ken Warman, Mrs. Scott Helwig, Mrs. Charles Sinclair, Mrs. P. E. Beckett, Mrs. Eugene Eisenbise, Mrs. Larry Steele. Mrs. Charles Sinclair presided. Summer plans were shared by 29 present. Hostess committee listed.
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Garden City
Civic Center
Bill Brooks
Ken Warman
Scott Helwig
Charles Sinclair
P. E. Beckett
Ugene Eisenbise
Larry Steele
Wayne Dickerson
Howard Midgett
Merle Wiederstein
C. A. Leonard
Max Goldsberry
Birth Control Advocate Seeks Government Backing
New York AP Margaret Sanger, near 80, remains defiant about birth control. At a New York conference on world population, she urges government support, saying it could aid overpopulated Asian nations and that statesmanship should back contraception. She recalls police raids and jailings from her crusading days and notes Kennedy era politics may influence action.
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New York
Whistler
Margaret Sanger
Margaret
Wesleyan Guild Presents Jeep Payment in Chile
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church sent 106 dollars to the L. C. Garrisons now in Chile, paying in full for their jeep. Marguerite Roth led the candlelight installation, presented Lucile Waddell the president’s pin, and Patsy Ruddick sang. The tea table featured blue and yellow with yellow iris, and Fern Cleveland and others served as hostesses. The group declared a summer recess.
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First Methodist Church
L. C
Fern Cleveland
Elma Claire Tromble
Frank Murquiz
Cora Dickey
Finn's Economy Woolen Box Storage Ad
Storage service offers carton storage at 4.95 dollars per box with cleaning charges. Free pickup and delivery available. Contact phone BR 6 5151 for details.
Names for newborns announced by local families
New births announced with chosen names include Our Baby Flame for a son born May 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Golay of Holcomb. Janis Blane for a daughter born March 23 to Rev. and Mrs. DeLon Hales. Susan Leanne for a daughter born May 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Myers. Constance Marie for a daughter born (date not listed) to Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kuhlman of Healy. Gary Gerald for a son born April 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Pete Garcia. Robin Lynn for a daughter born April 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Valenzuela. Ronald Dean for a son born May 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Crone of Eminence Rt.
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Terry Las
Herman Golay
Holcomb
Janis Blane
DeLon Hales
Pershing
Susan Leanne
Robert Myers
Bancroft
Constance Marie
Marion Kuhlman, Healy
Gary Gerald
Pete Garcia
Robin Lynn
Rudy Valenzuela
Taylor
Ronald Dean
Donald E. Crone
Community Church Dedications Highlight Garden City Weekend
The 1964 dedication of the new Community Church led weekend church activities in Garden City with four dedications and an open house. Optimist Club annual convention reports named Neville Dunnan and Homer Camp among leaders. A Sunday wind destroyed cattle sheds on Rufus Woods farm near Kalvesta schoolhouse. Twenty one senior Girl Scouts prepared for Camp Leforet near Colorado Springs. The WSCS officers were installed with Mrs. Charlton as president and Mrs. Jones as first vice president. A piano recital at Gardendale Recreation Hall featured many local students. Mr. and Mrs. Don McMillan hosted a housewarming party with a china set as a gift.
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Garden City
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Optimist Club
Neville Dunnan
Homer Camp
Alva King
Elza Caldwell
Camp
Leforet
Black Forest
Colorado Springs
L.M. Waddell
William McElroy
Merle Evans
Marion Pearce
Victor Harlich
Robert Pound
St Catherine Belles Tea Supports Hospital Fund
The Belles of St. Catherine hosted a tea at the hospital raising 8150 toward a 1500 dollar target for an anaesthetic machine. Decorations included brass chandeliers from Mrs. Kenneth Swenson and colorful fruit. Several named members served as hostesses and helpers.
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Belles of
St. Catherine
Kenneth Swenson
Charles Schoonover
Paul Cole
Caldwell, Hicks
Buddy Burnis
Clifford Hope, Jr
Leo van Dittle
Social events calendar highlights Thursday gatherings
Newcomers couples club meets at 6 30 p m at the Civic Center with potluck supper hosted by Mrs David Lobmeyer Opti-Mrs club gathers at 6 45 p m at the Warren Hotel for station dinner and officer selection Chapter FF of Pho meets at 4 p m with Mrs 0 V Nannin ga coordinating Aurora study club hosts a 1 p m luncheon led by Mrs Raymond Dicks Boots and Bonnets Square runs 8 p m at Lincoln School Harmony Hall holds 2 p m event at Piney Caretag Church Loyal Workers lunch at 12 30 p m hosted by Mrs La Clampitt at 1208 N 9th followed by a service led by Mrs Jaceeve N Center Saturday Iris Show runs 2 to 6 p m at the Civic Center free admission
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David Lobmeyer
Wareren
Otticen
PHO
Junehank
V. Nanninga
Aurora
Raymond Dicks
Boots and Bonnets Square
Lincoln School
Leapaousen
Dodge City
Harmony Hdll
Leoti 8th Grade Tours Garden City
Leoti grade students and teacher Melvin Gilmore visited Garden City yesterday with parents Mrs. Carl Case Mrs. Jim McBride Mrs. Jack Wilson Mrs. Lawrence Lambert Mrs. Orville Spradling Harry Thurston Mrs. Don Leizler and Mrs. Marilyn Clark. They toured Richardson's Zoo KIAL Gardiner's Dairy the police and fire departments the bottling works and the Garden City Telegram while enjoying a picnic in Finnup Park.
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Garden City
Leoti
Melvin Gilmore
Carl Case
Jim McBride
Jack Wilson
Lawrence Lambert
Orville Spradling
Harry Thurston
Don Leizler
Marilyn Clark
Finnup Park
Richardson’s Zoo
KIAL
Gardiner's Dairy
Police Department
Fire Department
Bot
Francis Marcy
Richard Owen
David Spradling
Ella Peterson
Kansas Picnic Sets California Gathering June 4
California residents with Kansas ties from Garden City or Finney County are urged to attend a southwestern Kansas picnic on June 4 at Fairmont Park in Riverside. Mrs Kenneth Gray of Yucaipa asks for mailing list updates and changes to be sent to her. publicity chairman at 112 E Laurel reports the event begins at 8 a.m. with a sale and bake goods.
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Finney County
California
Kansas
Fairmont Park
Riverside
Calif
Kenneth Gray
Second St
Yucaipa
Laurel
Cook's Corner invites readers to submit original recipes
Readers are urged to send favorite recipes to the Cook's Corner, with published entries earning a prize. Submissions may be drawn from cookbooks or magazines, provided the source is given and not from current issues.
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Cook’s Corner
Saintpaulias Tour Iris Garden
Ten members of the Saintpaulia Club toured Mrs. J Carter's Iris garden after the meeting at the Carter home on 912 N 5th. Mrs. R E York presided, with hostess duties. Tipson fertilizer was the roll call response. Mrs. Marmon spoke on rerooting old violets and Mrs. Meeker presented cultivation notes. Mystery Pal gifts went to Mrs. Sturgeon, with hostess prize to Mrs. York. Marmon will host the June 21 meeting at 2 p.m. at 212 N 4th.
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Saintpaulia Club
J. ©. Carter
Carter
R. E. York
Tipson
Roscoe Marmon
Frankin Meeker
Roy Sturgeon
Meeker
York
Marmon
Joan Stucker Re-Elected President of League
Joan Stucker was re elected president of the St James Lutheran League for another term at the Sunday night meeting. New officers elected were Bill Abbott vice president and Gale Jones secretary treasurer. The outgoing officers were Sherian Peters vice president and Lydia Schmale secretary treasurer. The executive committee met after adjournment and discussed the next meeting June 4 and various activities. The officers for 1961 62 will be installed at the church service Sunday.
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Joan Stucker
St. James Lutheran League
Bill Abbott
Gale Jones
Sherian Peters
Lydia Schmale
Hanes Hosiery Offered In Knee to Over The Knee Styles
Inez Accessories promotes Hanes hosiery with knee high and over the knee options. Seamless design highlighted with stretch and sandal foot. Spring colors described as forta itky, suggesting fashion notes for buyers.
Finns Economy Woolen Box Cleaning Charge Ad
Finns Economy Woolen Box cleaning services advertise phone BR 6 5151 with free pickup and delivery available. Ready to serve customers seeking garment cleaning.
Pest control products at Fins Nup Seed Store
Bug dust sprays and sprayers offered for flowers gardens and lawns. Exterminates pests worms and related garden nuisances. Store location indicated as Fins Nup Seed Store with an 18acv reference.
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