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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1966
Page
3
A reader complains Ann Landers arms readers with sensational tips about games at parties. Others seek guidance on bitterness after a son's elopement and second wedding gift etiquette. Landers offers counsel and quotes Omar Khayyam to cope with change.
Mrs Koster spoke on window treatments at Mrs Kenneth Becker’s 109 W Johnson home. She demonstrated curtain rods and advised careful drapery selection noting cheap material is not worthwhile. A safety talk on home hazards followed, with nine of ten hazards preventable. President Mrs Frank McClure summarized the Cimarron district meeting. Mrs Dale Dickenson will host the June 15 meeting at 1 30 p.m.
The family thanks Drs. Fenton and Bernard and the Sisters nurses and staff at St. Cather ine Hospital for their services and kindness shown to our father. Special thanks go to Pastor Rev. Brelsford and Garden Valley Church friends. Families named: Kay Allen Arthur Hiker Duane Cambron Earnest Davis Wm. Horton Louis.
The Holcomb FHA chapter held a parent daughter banquet in the Holcomb School Auditorium with a feted meal. Loretta Lang led opening ceremonies as Ava Joss led the State FHA Song and seventeen girls received junior degrees along with a candlelight installation of officers. Sandra Grant and Sharon Clare among 96 Kansas girls earned state degrees, with Sharon Knoll named Girl of the Year and plans for a car wash fundraiser announced.
Holcomb High School alumni event draws numerous Earnest and related families from across the region. Relatives from Grand Island Nebraska Carlsbad New Mexico Enid Oklahoma and Dallas Texas plan attendance while others arrive for several days of visiting. Also noted is the birth of a son James Earl to Lowell and Mrs Dailey Dallas Texas and a return home after a three day visit by Midland and Odessa residents.
Tuesday events include Southwest Electric Organ Club at 8 p.m. at the Civic Center and Retarded Children’s Association board meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 318 N. 9th plus the Rebekah Lodge at 8 p.m. Odd Fellow Hall. Wednesday features Business and Professional Women’s Club at 6:30 p.m. at Luan Inn with officer installation. TMRS meets at 7 p.m. at Warren Hotel. Banner HDU at 1:30 p.m. at Mrs. Johnnie Hallmark. Rainbow Girls gather 6:30 p.m. with 7 p.m. meeting at the Masonic Temple. Robat Christian Women’s Fellowship meets 1:30 p.m. with executive board notices. carpool from 1 p.m. to the church. Friday lists Neigh borly Neighbors at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Fern West.
Rev John Lavrih urged Garden City Deanery Council of Catholic Women to emphasize spiritual development and ecumenical council decrees. Twenty six board members and altar society presidents from Southwest Kansas attended at Downings. Gard en City members include Mrs Mike Rome and other officers. Patrick A Keener elected vice president. Mrs Sheehy proposed Catholic charities adopt a Viet Namese relief project including soap and clothing materials.
The Soroptimist Club of Garden City held its annual youth achievement banquet at Downing's. Christine Hope won the junior achievement award for outstanding academics and activity, while Mary Kay Knief earned the Citizenship Essay Award. Claudia Harmon and Vicky Brown received scholarships for continued education. New members Berniece Fry and Patsy Ruddick joined the club as officers and guests were welcomed.
Youth for Christ hosts a Saturday reception at the Co op Center featuring Teenaires from Wichita. Winners in area talent contests include pianists Joe Lefort first Sheila Fairleigh Scott City second Deloris James Ingalls third. Betty Ann Baker Scott City first in instrumental solo. Randy Larsen Garden City second. Song leaders Ron Penner Ingalls first and Randy Larsen Garden City second. Vocal solos first Judy Stephans Ingalls with runners up Randy Larsen and Diane Stroman Garden City. First place club speaker Bob Hallmark Garden City with Ron Penner Ingalls second. First place winners go to McPherson June 10 11 for Kansas playoffs. regionals in Omaha Neb. nationals in Winona Lake Ind with $500 prizes for solos and $200 for groups. A list of 24 colleges will contribute the 1966 awards and winners may apply to their chosen college.
A mixed text outlines cookie dough steps with shortening sugar eggs flour tartar soda and salt rolled in sugar and cinnamon baked at 400 degrees for 10 minutes. It also asks about adding sautéed fresh or drained canned mushrooms to creamed cauliflower as a good and different combination.
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