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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1966

Page

3

Lee Scout Earns God and Country Award at Trinity Lutheran

Sandra Simpson daughter of Mrs Bernice Simpson received the God and Country Award during a morning worship service at Trinity Lutheran Church. Presented by her pastor the honor recognizes 90 hours of church service over two years as a Sunday School helper and church history student. She is the church’s first Girl Scout recipient and is a high school sophomore active in Scouting since third grade. Scout leader is Mrs Frank Pennig Lon.

Frank Pennig- Lon

Artichoke Heart Salad Makeover for Guests

A simple method boosts tossed green salad with frozen artichoke hearts. Cook the hearts per package directions, chill, then mix with greens and French dressing at serving time for added flavor.

Our Baby Vere Our Baby Vere SHERRY LYNN Name Choice

Names chosen for newborn daughters appear in local births notices. Mrs. Donald Farmer and Mr. Donald Farmer of 41 E. Kansas welcomed a daughter named Sherry Lynn born May 19, while Mr. and Mrs. Arlen D. Ross of Holcomb selected Patricia Lynn for their daughter born in May.

Sherry Lynn Donald Farmer E. Kansas Patricia Lynn Arlen D. Ross Holcomb May

Day Center furnishings funded by local club donation

Gay Niters Give $100 to Day Center as part of a fundraising drive. The group also welcomed two new members Mrs. Gerald Hanson and Mrs. Eric Oppliger. A lesson on design focused on curtains and care. Officers included Mrs. Clifford Culbertson as president and Mrs. Dean Cambron as secretary. Next meeting is June 27.

Gay Niters Home Children's Assn Ronald Scott Eminence Rt Raymond Hands Gerald Hanson Eric Oppliger Bennie Stowers Clifford Culbertson Dean Cambron Dennis Walters Pratt Walters Charles Philbrick Stevens Park

Rebekahs Contribute for Cobalt Machine at Liberal Hospital

Thirty members of Rebekah Lodge No. 550 met at Odd Fellow Hall with Noble Grand Mrs. Leo Johnson presiding. The charter was draped for late state officer Mrs. Clara B. Kiger. Memorial service set for June 2 at 5 p.m. in Valley View Cemetery, jointly with Odd Fellows. Members voted $5 toward a cobalt machine for Liberal hospital. Birthday honorees included Mona Behymer and several others.

Rebekah Lodge No. 550 Odd Fellow Hall Noble Leo Johnson Ray Doris) Humphreys Wichita Clara B. Kiger Valley View Cemetery Lois Riggs Odd Fellow Lodge Liberal Hospital Mona Behymer Forrest Burgett Cecil Dudley Ward Night Charles Chalmers

Dear Ann Landers column readers letters and advice

A reader laments husband reading only the sports page and scribbling moustaches and pipes on photos. Another writer reports weekends with an alcoholic veteran's friend causing chaos at home, seeking guidance. A third asks about a sailor fiancé sleeping at home. Ann advises allowing occasional weekends and mentions a self-addressed return envelope for help materials.

Ann Landers Ann H.L.A Veteran’s Hospital Colege Harvey Richie

Garden Club Guests Hear Wheat Arrangement Demo

About 38 members and 19 guests attended the Garden City Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Lynn Russell’s home. Guest speaker Ms. J. D. Pauls of Hutchinson demonstrated artistic arrangements from wheat products and shared plant and basket weaving skills.

Garden City Garden Club Lynn Russell Eminence Rt Roland Harkness Lloyd Suedekum J. D. Pauls Hutchinson The Wheat Commission

Beaquceant Plans Templar Fun Night

Garden City Assembly No. 170 of the Social Order of the Beau ceant met in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Fred Wells presiding for 15 attendees. The annual memorial service honored members who died in the past year. Upcoming events include a June 5 reception in Leavenworth for Mrs. Jesse Garvey, chair of Knights Templar Eye Foundation area 7. Supreme Assembly slated for Sept 26-30 in Indianapolis. A committee to draft needs for possible incorporation into a new Masonic Temple was named, including Mrs. Kenneth Burg, Mrs. Robert Snyder, and Mrs. Dan Ratzlaff, with refreshment volunteers listed.

Garden City Assembly Kenneth Burg Robert Snyder Dan Ratzlaff Raymond Heer George Anderson Charles Olomon

Social event calendar items and cancellations

Calendar lists Friday meetings for Ladies Auxiliary Patri Archs Militant Canton Co vert No 4 at Odd Fellow Hall with a Mother's Day program. Saturday events include High School reunion registration assembly program and barbecue with a 7 pm dance. Daughters of American Revolution hold 1 30 pm Vera Vincent event at 805 N 7th while Old Time Dance is canceled until June 11. Civic Center closed Monday for Memorial Day and the Prospective Sweet Adelines meeting is canceled for Memorial Day.

Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant Canton Odd Fellow Hall Holcome High School Vera Vincent Civic Center Sweet Adelines

Zeta Upsilon Hosts Hobo Hunt and Dance Night

Zeta Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi staged a Monday finale at Mrs. Merle Rose home in Garden City with 19 members and two guests. Winners included Mmes. Emery Eves Oster buhr Larson and High won by Mrs. Richard Adams for a cat casing prize of beans. Plans and committees announced for 1966 87 with fund drive and telethon.

Zeta Upsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Merle Rose Davis Mmes Robert Emery Larry Eves Ron Osterbuhr Andrew Larson Daniel 4. High Richard Adams Robert Dale LaVerne Tuttle Eta Tau Seoti

Mrs Cowgill Talks at Plymell Aid Salad Luncheon

Approximately 50 attended the Plymell Ladies Aid salad luncheon at the church on Tuesday noon during the annual guest day with Piercville Federated Church members present. Hostesses were Mrs. Lightner and Mrs. McGraw. Devotions by Mrs. Feldman on God's Majesty in Creation. Mrs. Towns presiding. Mrs. Cowgill shared her trip to New Zealand with booklets and pictures, noting it as a beautiful country still part of the United Kingdom.

Plymell Ladies Aid Pierceville Federated Church Frank Lightner Harry Lightner Lowell McGraw Frank Feldman Vern Towns Nelle Cowgill New Zealand United Kingdom

Dominican School of Nursing graduate Marcella Garcia

Graduate nurse Marcella Ann Garcia daughter of Mr and Mrs D C Garcia 305 E Santa Fe will graduate Sunday at 3 p m from the Dominican School of Nursing at Great Bend Miss Garcia is a 1962 graduate of Garden City High School

Marcella Ann Garcia D.C. Garcia E. Santa Fe Dominican School of Nursing Great Bend Miss Garcia Garden City High School

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