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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1965
Page
4
Readers recount hospital taxi rides and privacy conflicts as Ann Landers offers blunt guidance. A cab driver recalls bad experiences with laboring passengers while another woman seeks boundaries with visiting suitors and in-law interruptions. Landers promises practical limits and self-help resources.
All branches of the Odd Fellows gathered at the Hall last Friday for a space themed covered dish supper. Mrs. Forrest Burgett led the table decor with rockets in red white and blue. New member G L Buroughs and family attended, followed by a card party hosted by Mrs. D E Siegle. Prizes went to Dora Lee Bishop and O D Frazier for high, Mrs. Forest Burgett and Mrs. Jack Knight for tow, with traveling prizes awarded to Dora Bishop and O W Terhune.
Thirteen members and two guests attended a Welcome Wagon Luncheon and Card Club noon gathering at the Civic Center. Hostesses were Mrs. Jesse Degenhart and Mrs. Billie Harvey. Members assisting with Mental Health open house invitations included Mrs. Ryan, Fulton, Bridges, and Linn. Degenhart spoke on Popipy Day as a fundraiser for disabled veterans. Bridge and canasta were played, with high bridge scores to Mrs. Elliott Dickey and Mrs. Carl Medsker and high canasta to Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Cunningham. A family picnic is planned for June 20 at 4 p.m. in Finnup Park.
Centennial Gals plan to serve coffee to travelers as they pass through Garden City, under the Mem Home Demonstration Unit. At a meeting at the 4-H building with 18 members present, Elsie Branden spoke on fabrics fashions and colors. Gifts were given to Mrs Staats and Mrs Mouser. district meeting reports were shared from Sublette. Mrs Frank Kells will host the June 10 gathering. A tip on mayonnaise coloring with a whole egg ends the note.
The Ladies Missionary Fellowship of Fellowship Baptist Church organized handwork puppets for the family Vacation Bible School set for June 21 to 27. President Mrs Homer Stout hosted at Gardendale. Mrs Dale Borgman led a Purity study. A church library file cabinet and Bible lesson materials will be purchased. Hostesses for June 14 are Mrs Dale Borgman and Mrs Ruth Spangler Rt 1.
Four circles of United Presbyterian Women met last week to discuss The Freedom of Sonship from Galatians 4. Circle One gathered in Stella Stewart room with 12 attendees. Mrs. J C James led, hostesses were Mrs. Lowell Craig Mrs. William Ackley and Mrs. Ray Calihan Jr. Circle Two met at Mrs. Merle Myers home with 18 attendees. Mrs. Taylor Jones presented, hostesses were Mrs. James B. Pinegar and Mrs. Ralph Hinkle. Circle Three, 14 members, met at Mrs. John Burnside home. Mrs. J G Stroup presented, co-hostesses were Mrs. F H Harms and Mrs. Hugh Concannon. Circle Four met at Mrs. Al Laughlin's home with hostesses Mrs. Ruth Towles and Miss Stella Williamson. lesson prepared by Miss Kathryn Burnett who could not attend.
A plain shift style dress pattern No 3398 offered in sizes 12 through 20. Fabric requirements listed for size 14 and ordering details include mailing costs to Iris Lane care of Garden City Telegram New York. Also offers a Spring Summer Pattern Book and mentions cooling custard sauce in cold running water.
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