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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
4
A series of letters to Ann Landers: a neighborly dispute over a wife observing her widowed neighbor, a frustrated husband plagued by constant phone calls, and a mother blaming others for her daughter's teenage marriage. Responses urge direct talk, explain boundaries, and assign personal responsibility for parenting.
Mrs Don Hastings of Kalvesta led a Gar field Gleaners Home Demonstration Unit session on planning the family food budget at the community building. Hostess was Mrs Marvin Holden of Cimarron. Hastings urged shoppers to use specials to save and to favor seasonal foods while noting weights prices and processing affects cost. A film and talk on Alaska by Mrs Ralph Clark of Cimarron followed. Hastings will host the June 11 meeting at 2 00 p.m.
Mr and Mrs R L Hudspeth of 1008 N 2nd returned Tuesday night from Cleburne Texas after attending the Sunday funeral of his father Wo Fl Hudspeth who died Friday Also present was Joh Leo Miller of Holcomb who accompanied her parents to their grandfather Clifford Hope Jr of 1112 Gilfrs pie attended Fort Hayes State College on Monday where he lectured to three political science classes
Sunnyside School students from near Quinter visited Garden City Tuesday. They picnicked at Finnup Park and toured the Lee Richardson Zoo KIUL Radio Station and Garden City Telegram. Students included Douglas Jones Jeannie Bob Mitch Fonda Sherry Jacka Colette Roche Jeff Eugene Brenda Mona Bernbeck and Sharon Norton. Adults included Mr and Mrs Dwayne J Jacka Mr and Mrs Dick Norton Mrs Dale Bernbeck and Mrs Homer Courtney, teacher.
The Royal Neighbors Society Club hosted a luncheon at 907 E Maple. Donna Goss led devotions and Mrs C L Barnum presided over the business session for 19 members. Recreation was led by Mrs Paul Hays. Bertha Needham won the hostess prize and will host the June 18 meeting at 411 N 4th.
Tuesday night at the Elks Hall 12 tables of Elks couples played bridge. Winning high scores were Mrs. Malcolm Sterling and Mrs. L. Carson. In gaecong place were Henry Wolley and Mrs. Henry Bentrup, Norman Lindner received low score. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kuhn.
A Sunday reception at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall honored Mr. and Mrs. John Rupp of Holcomb on their 25th wedding anniversary. Hosts were their children Leroy, Robert, Lyman Walek, Arlene, Larry, Ruth Ann, Alan and Johnny Rupp. Approximately 100 guests attended as the couple celebrated with a lace-covered table, a three layer cake marked 25th Anniversary, swans, and blue and silver flowers. Mrs. Rupp wore a peach dress with matching accessories and carnations as her corsage.
Mrs Belila Pinegar at 508 N 7th hosted 18 Garden City Garden Club members Monday. Speakers discussed spring bulbs and chrysanthemum hybridization. Junior Club work noted. therapy begonia plant showcased for a rest home. Plans set to visit Rich Rose Garden Coldwater and a prepaid lunch. June 17 meeting planned at 2 p.m.
Holcomb Future Homemakers of America installed new officers at a meeting held recently. Officers include president Arlena Rupp, vice president Kaye Sloan, secretary Myrna Joa, treasurer Dolotern Hahn, song leader Connie Bind, parliamentarian Karla Seuffetbreintre porter Sharon Hate, air coordinator Sharon Kioll, degree chair Yvetta Martind, assistant degree chair Nancy Hun, and Sandra Gant. Receiving junior homemaker degrees were Sharon Clare Nancy Hill Beverly Jessman and Starott Hate. A gift was presented to Mrs Dwight Blaval for home economics teaching. a mock style show was presented by the eighth grade girls.
Misa Eula Van Trook was elected president of the Fellowship Gulf of the First Christian Church on Monday evening in the church parlor. Miss Mabel Adams was named vice president and Mrs Ted Doyle treasurer. Mrs Ted Guthrie presided over the election.
A quirky note suggests mixing a couple of table spoons cinnamon candles of the Uttla red variety into the hot smooth applesauce. The result is described as pretty pink with a strong apple flavor to serve alongside pork chops roast pork or ham.
A reader submission invites a simple dessert salad using red cherries crushed pineapple chopped nuts miniature marshmallows mayonnaise and whipped cream. Entries earn a $1 prize for originality and reader interest, with source credit required if not from a current issue.
Page from the Clay Telegram dated Thursday May 23 1963 lists social events and calendars for Tin Turida y Turian Tough Minerva and Canton area. It mentions a fashion show a community concert and a memorial beam. Names include Lew Kemper Bob Lange and Dighton among others with times from 20 30 to 72 pm and locations in Canton Lapm and Minerva.
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