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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1958

Page

3

Weeks family visits and local notices hint at honors

Mr and Mrs Gordon Weeks of Northeast Haskell county host and visit relatives with Dee Weeks. Los Angeles Police Academy officer Weeks, Cardendale residents Petra Holovach visit. Scott Cillar and Marsha Sue Ehrman, children of Mr and Mrs Cher Ehrman, earn a marine honor scholarship at Bethany College in Lindsborg.

Gordon Weeks Skipper Butch Dev. Weeks Haskell County Mr. Weeks The Los Angels Police Academy Petra Holovach Cardendale Dee Scott Cillar Marsha Sue Ehrman

Dear Ann Help for a Wife Jealous Over Alcohol Problems

A reader asks how to handle her husband who drinks when stressed and denies being an alcoholic. She contemplates inviting a hometown girl to visit for a weekend to test his loyalty, while another available woman could attend instead. She seeks guidance on managing the situation and preserving her marriage.

Ann B.C Elsie Cooper van Nuys Calif Duane Cooper Jones Ann wLanaers Men-City Pictures

On and Off SI 6 Campus Year Ends With Proms and Farewells

Read of baccalaureate and commencement practices, cap and gown distribution, and awards for drama, debate, track, newspaper, and scholarship. Names, guests, and yearbook hall sightings highlight a busy close to the GCJC school year with dances, court chosen for honors, and student advice columns.

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Teen unit event fuels ideas for improving group

Report details a teen group gathering at the Quick home with many attendees listed by name. Activities included listening to records dancing and signing yearbooks. The meeting featured roll call ideas for improving the unit and was hosted by Mrs Lester Hahn with Phi Sig Frater guests and a campus festival provided by Holcomb school Homemaking students.

Ann Lan Virginia Bauer Julia Gibson Alice Gishwiller Patti Morrell Charlotte Quick Sharon Willarge Quick Ann Landers Lileen Gerber’s Carolyn Dean Salter Jean Donahue Dodge Dillan Jerry Garrett Sherri Biondi Joey Kraus Judy Hartwell Bob Zeimmer Kathy Heineman Tod Stegal Sublette Lillian Sheehy Lynn Baker Margaret Mayo Gary Daniel Kathryn Picket Vic Deaver Loyola Geier Ron Holloway Eileen Lynn Overton Sherlock Ustlers Lester Hahn Phi Sig Fort Hays Sue Maxwell Lois Carol Wolff Holcomb School Bob Whitman Elmer Richmeier Ellis Hahn Tony Rome

Lonely and blue describes moving to meet live human males

A cryptic note urges leaving isolation and seeking real companionship, claiming one should seek genuine male company rather than remaining in a stifling, nonsensical setting. It hints at choosing active social spaces over passive, unsuitable environments.

No- Man’s Land

Special Topic at Lincoln Goodwill Meeting

Lincoln Goodwill HDU met Tuesday with a special topic on spring meal planning led by Mrs. Wilbur Batchelder. Devotions were by host Mrs. Walter Snell, and current events were presented to 12 members and a guest, Mrs. Ethel Hargrove. A donation to the Manhattan scholarship house was voted.

Lincoln Goodwill Hdu Wilbur Batchelder Thehostess Walter Snell E. T. Bergman Ethel, Hargrove Manhattan Edwin Roberts

On and Off the Cac rust Final Edition Hints Names

The writer notes frequent requests to include names like Margaret Childress Pat Kells and Peggy Nail in the column. It hints at high school personalities and a forthcoming final edition of On and Off the Cac rust.

Margaret Childress Pat Kells Peggy Nail Suca

Wild Flowers Topic at Garden Club Meeting

Twenty two members and three guests attended the Garden club meeting at the Civic Center Monday afternoon. Mrs John Boyd and Mrs Walter Goss presented a program on Kansas wild flowers and poisonous plants. Iris and spiraea arrangements were shown and door prizes awarded.

Emma Grier Lena Heiman Robert Goss Garden Club Civic Center Otis Frazier Fasten Everett Hubbard Kansas Zie John Boyd Walter Goss St. Catherine Sarl Jarius John Whiteley Victor Joe Woolman George Meek- Reggers

Pineapple sherbet punch recipe with berries and ginger

A cold punch combines pineapple juice cranberry juice and ginger ale with sherbet. Add sugar and mix until dissolved then pour over sherbet and ice until partially melted. Garnish with drained boysenberries. Repeat as supplies allow for about three gallons.

Progressive Dinner for Today's Mothers Club

Members of Todays Mothers club enjoyed a Monday progressive dinner with the first course hosted by Mrs. Homer Pierce Jr and the second by Mrs. Merlin Friesen, desserts at Mrs. Marvin Hamman's home, and installation of new officers at Mrs. Charles Collins's home. Outgoing president Mrs. Sam Alsop installed Mrs. Deann Wiley as president with Mrs. Bryce Roderick as vice president, Mrs. Wayne Dickerson as secretary, Mrs. Art Brandt as treasurer, and Mrs. Dale Marine as corresponding secretary. After dinner mint and coffee, secret sisters were revealed.

Todays Mothers Club Homer Pierce Jr Merlin Friesen Marvin Hamman Charles Collins Sam Alsop Deann Wiley Bryce Roderick Wayne Dickerson Art Brandt Dale Marine

Fashionable Youthful Two Piece Pattern Ad

Youthful two piece pattern with cape collar and contrast sleeves listed as No 1334 in sizes 10 through 18 with a 32 bust size 12 option sleeveless with collar and 4% yards of 35 inch fabric. Price five cents for first class mailing and thirty five cents for pattern plus five cents each add on. Send to Iris Lane Garden City Telegram Chicago Illinois.

Iris Lane Garden City Telegram W. Adams St Chicago

Give the Bride a Rag Bag Shower Gift Idea

A rag bag gift is promoted as original and practical for a bridal shower. Advice suggests decorating with fish net curtain fabric to make it memorable and useful as brides begin collecting linens. CARD OF THANKS The Dumler Coval Trochmel families thank friends for cards flowers and sympathy after a brother's death.

Helen Dumler Linn Coval Florence Trochmel

Unattended Laundrette Ad Seeks Kansas City Investor

An advertisement offers a fully automatic laundrette opportunity with a $4000 down payment and financed balance. It promotes exclusive distributorship for Speed Queen washers with stainless tubs and claims strong public preference. Representative will provide full details. Write Wilson or contact Wilson Laundry Equipment Co at 1819 E 67th St Kansas City Missouri or call Delmar 32 8100.

Wilson Laundry Equipment CO E. 67Th St Kansas City Delmar

IRNA Social Club Hosts Covered Dish Luncheon

Mrs. Nelle Beach and Mrs. Addie Thompson hosted the Royal Neighbors of America covered dish luncheon. The program featured articles and poems on Mother's Day. Devotions were by Mrs. Ralph Haflich, recreation by Mrs. Mary Graves, hostess prize drawn by Mrs. Frank West, with guest Madelyn Leuz of Sabetha.

Nelle Beach Addie Thompson Royal Neighbors of America Social Club Ralph Haflich Mary Graves Frank West Madelyn Leuz Sabetha

Calendar of Social EVENTS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY LISTINGS

A local society diary lists social events for Thursday and Friday including meetings at Pierceville and Loyd Waehp addresses, Ladies Aid and Women’s Association in Pierceville, a Numismatic Club Center officers election, Neighborly Neighbors at Warren hotel, YAL Workers in Holcomb, a Cant on and Lapm covered dish supper, Mothers club breakfast at Flynup Park, and a Sunday School class at Minerva with Mrs. C J Gardiner.

Fierceville Udu Hugh Andrews I Piercevie Community Circle Plymell Ladies Aid Harold Kleynteuber Pierce Viwsbyterian Women's Association Rogers Hall Garden ‘City Wneightors Lloyd Waehp We Manerson YAL Holcomb Glen Woods RFD Canton LAPM Warren Hotel

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