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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1963
Page
5
Local notes list basket dinners at Kalvesta and Theoni schools marking closures and graduation events. Eighth graders from Theoni and Kalvesta plan ceremonies in Garden City and nearby towns with multiple graduates named.
The social calendar lists Tilg, civic center gatherings, and lodge meetings. Highlights include the Zeta Epsilon MSP event with Charles Romine, a Veterans auxiliary installation, a Garden Club gathering, and Prairie Hens and Tyrion Lodge notices with details on dates and dress code.
Fifteen members and eight guests attended the Newcomers Club supper Thursday night at the Civic Center. Harold Wertel, vice-president, led the business session. Plans were made for a June picnic. A match game was hosted by Elmer Nossinger Neal Austin and Willie Gough with their spouses.
The Standley family expresses gratitude to the Doctors Sisters and Nurses of St Catherine Hospital and to friends for food cards flowers rides and kindnesses during illness and death of their husband and son. Mrs Marvin Standley and Family Mr and Mrs Ira Standley.
A reader asks about a psychiatrist who cuts sessions short and multitasks during their analysis. Ann suggests addressing the issue directly, or changing doctors if progress continues. Additional letters discuss a husband’s work demands and a teen’s request for consistent guidance from Ann Landers, with advice to consider communication and balance. Readers are invited to mail their problems for publication.
President Dale Menders presented Mrs Kenneth Tender son a plaque for honorary lifetime membership in the Faculty Dames as charter member. Gifts of recipe boxes were given to members leaving at year end. The final meeting drew 30 at the High School cafeteria with attendees including Mmnes El mer Bartlett Gene Johnson David Williams Cecil Davis and Curtis Shipley. Mrs Leroy Hood invited the group to meet in her home in September.
A pink and blue shower honoring Mrs Malcolm was held last week at the home of Mrs Murry in Seat City. Guests included Al Opitz, Merlo Goss, Walt Smithe, John Talley, Wayne Newsom, and Debhert Kets among others as pink decor and refreshments highlighted the event.
Brethren Women of the Church of the Brethren completed a daylong project session at Pellowslip Hall. Seventeen members attended as Mrs John Whitely led officer installations from a recent meeting. The quilting group plans to resume work in summer, concluding with a September 19 final meeting at 1:30 pm in Fellowship Hall. A remedy for removing mildew from curtains was shared by Mrs Ray Harper.
Telegram Want Ads offer a simple way to post buying or selling notices. Readers can place quick classifieds to reach local buyers or sellers, with concise product descriptions and contact details for quick responses.
Fragmentary recipe lists ingredients for a coffee cake including tablespoon instant coffee, boiling water, flour, baking powder, salt, egg whites, cream of tartar, sugar, egg yolks, vanilla, chopped walnuts. Instructions mention creaming butter, adding sugar coffee and milk, then baking with some unclear steps and a stray note about roasting rats.
Free Wheelers HDU members explored family food budgets in a roll call on Friday afternoon led by Mrs Robinson. They discussed grocery spending on food and household items, noted the need to plan lists before shopping, and held a guest tea at the 4 H building during HDU week with a trailer shaped cake centerpiece.
Mrs J A Rickner chaired the luncheon for twenty six members of winter FF of PHO at Downing's Friday noon. Mrs Logan Greig reported on the state PE convention held in Fort Scift on May 4 during the routine meeting at home of Mrs Both Portary at 103 E Walrritt.
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