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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1973
Page
3
A 14 year old from a high school writes to Ann Landers seeking guidance for loneliness and parental neglect. The advisor encourages counseling and verbalizing anxieties, suggesting school counselors as a resource, and asks for a follow up on outcomes.
Catt Rintout Studio offers color candid portraits for graduates during commencement with contact number 276-2051. Appointments and studio details are provided for families seeking formal keepsakes.
A lawn wedding for Charlene Sue Brinkmeyer and J. Robert Williams Jr. occurred Saturday May 12 at the Brinkmeyer farm northeast of Garden City. The double ring ceremony began at 6 p.m. officiated by Rev. Leonard A. Clark with family and friends in attendance.
Calendar lists social events including a duplicate bridge charity game at the Civic Center in the afternoon and a Faculty Dames salad supper at the high school living room. It notes attendees Mira Marmion and A N Borthwick. mentions a wedding trip and arrangements for a color can the southern states and eastern coast graduations.
Welcome Wagon Club met Wednesday afternoon with a needlework program led by Mrs. Vern Holmes of the Yarn Barn. Nine newcomers attended for the first time, greeted by president Mrs Read Elwell and hostesses for a luncheon at Flamingo Restaurant. Twenty members were present. prizes went to Mrs Art Reimer and Mrs Marvin Miner. The club plans a float in the Beef Empire parade.
Eleven members of the Delta Mu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Mrs. Daryl Huckins home on Monday night. Mrs. Melvin Turner presided and presented the year theme Let the Sun Shine In. Committees named. secret sisters revealed by gift exchange. new names drawn for next year. Hostess gift went to Mrs. Harry Tatfiedd. Season finale is a family picnic at Finnup Park on Friday June 1 at 7 p.m.
Ning member s attended the Happy Homemakers club event at Mrs Dennis Gosg Rt 1 on May 1. Guest speaker Turrie, a foreign exchange student from Norway living with the Zirkel family, spoke about her homeland Alvik and Norwegian economy. The group planned donations for a scholarship, a July project for a Garden City Broodmobile stop, and a cookie drive for Larned State Hospital by May 26. Next meeting is June 5 in Jay Sloan’s home.
Finney Chapter No 359 of the Order of the Eastern Star celebrated its 60 years in the community with a session at the Masonic Temple. Mrs Towns and Mr Towns presided as worthy matron and patron. A birthday ceremony honored the chapter since May 16, 1913. Members and guests included Mr and Mrs Don Nelson of Omaha and new member Russell Dillman who received Degrees. Notices invited visits from district aides and honored officers, with plans for future meetings and a graduation announcement for Harry Fink. Memorials were sent for several members and a 50 year presentation was announced for June 19 with refreshments served.
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