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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1961
Page
4
A reader asks about aiding a customer to claim medicinal supplies as tax deductions. Ann Landers advises refusal to assist dishonesty and notes such deductions would be disallowed if checked by Internal Revenue. The column also covers a troubled marriage, suggesting counseling, and a peculiar office dress behavior inquiry with light commentary.
The Sunday afternoon wedding of Helen Lenore Sherman and Frank Michael Hatfield united in the First Methodist Church before many friends. The bride, daughter of Ellaworth Sherman of Evansville, and the groom, son of Joe S. Hatfield, received a Bach prelud e and Purcell postlude. They will teach in Cincinnati after a Colorado trip to the Aspen Music Festival.
Will graduate Gayle Ann Turner daughter of Dr and Mrs John Turner 912 Davis is presently attending Colorado Woman’s College in Denver where she is a member of this year’s graduating class. Miss Turner is majoring for business.
A fashion trend favors pink and purple with lilac as a top pick. Strawberry and lilac dyes allow dyeing of gloves scarves belts and nylon stockings. The article notes home dyeing recipes using fuchsia scarlet orchid purple and advises following package directions.
Ninety six women attended the general meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Fellowship Hall. Reports on the Salina April annual conference were presented by several members. Officers for two years were installed and circle leaders named. Devotionals and scripture meditation marked the program. Guests from California attended and a punch and cake service followed.
An Elks Society spring dance runs Friday and Saturday nights with advance tickets only. Also advertised is a Star-A-Bag for wooling at Garden City Laundry and Cleaners, Inc, priced at two dollars.
A digest of upcoming social events and meetings including Derby races at Optimiate Aub Purewood, Iota Chapter Beta Sigma Phi, auxiliary gatherings, Rebekah Lodge centennial program, Newcomers Ladies Bridge, Piano Teachers League, BPW at Luau Inn, and church and civic group activities with times and venues.
Visitors last week at the homes of Mrs. C. E. Miller and Mrs. Laura Follin included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hemphill of Hastings Nebraska. Mrs. Hemphill is an aunt of Mr. Hemphill. They had visited their daughter Mrs. Arthur Crowe at 607 Garden City Ave who had been home three weeks after a heart attack in Wichita and is now in Room 327 St. Catherine Hospital convalescing. Mrs. Crawford Blake of 618 N. 2nd, director of Dist. 16 of the Kansas PTA Congress, left Sunday to attend the National Convention of the Parent Teachers Association in Kansas City Missouri. Corwin Betts of Holcomb was released from KU Medical Center Saturday.
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