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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1963
Page
4
A reader mixed letter fragments to Ann Landers about honoring parents and family life. Counseled readers to honor parents while alive, then trace of a hobbyist painting, marriage tensions, and a wife learning lessons about nagging and fidelity. The column invites letters for guidance, offering contact via the newspaper.
The piece argues against winning arguments as a personal fight. It notes that arguing costs relationships, customers, and self respect. It urges sellers and others to avoid domination, let others convince themselves, and weigh the price of arguing before engaging.
We are glad to be known to friends and customers in town and invite you to ask about any item. Our staff aims to help you find what you want among hundreds of items and to fully satisfy doctor prescriptions with trusted service. You may wait in a comfortable chair while your prescription is filled.
A feature on Fiambre cold meat salads blending Spanish and Mexican flavors. Instructions for making a chicken version, with substitutions possible using turkey or roast meat, and detailedIngredients and method for a lettuce based Fiambre salad with tomatoes onions avocados oranges radishes and a simple olive oil vinegar dressing.
Captain James B. Cornett and family travel from San Francisco to Guam after graduation from Air University. He earned the Air Force Commendation Medal for service at Schilling AFB as Aircraft Commander in the 40th Air Refueling Squadron. He, wife Dixie Anderson Cornett, and children Vickie David and Jim embark for a two year tour at Anderson AFB Guam to serve as alert operation officer and to fly personnel to Australia and Japan.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Skaggs hosted a large family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Knoll 710 Bancroft. Guests included numerous Skaggs relatives and friends from Oklahoma and Texas with plans for a Gipson hosted gathering next year in Borger Texas.
The Future Homemakers of America and Future Farmers of America held a haytruck ride from the senior high to Plymell Community House for a party. About 68 youths and sponsors attended with dancing and refreshments. Sponsors included Mr and Mrs Gerald Van Vleet Mr and Mrs Lea Kleysteuber Mrs Nolin Legate Mr and Mrs Le Roy Kunz Mr and Mrs John Wampler. Early chairmen in charge were Joan Rivesteaber transportation Sue Reach mussey refreshments Dana Alexander and Karen Andrews cleanup.
Social calendar lists multiple groups and activities across venues including Garden Dale Recreation Mall Civic Center and various clubs. Events feature meetings classes lunches and social gatherings with attendees and hosts named, such as Mrs Jeona Burton Mia Ada Wiley Scott City and Warren Hotel in a dense town schedule.
Garden City Junior High School invites parents and guardians to attend classes in the new building for the first P TA meeting of the fall. Members should bring a schedule of their child’s classes as they tour classrooms and meet teachers. Meeting starts at 7 30 p m in the new cafeteria with short periods and refreshments to follow.
The Merz family reunion gathered last Sunday at Deerfield Park with many relatives present including Mrs. John W. Merz and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coerber along with numerous Merz family members from Deerfield Curate California Ulysses Garden City Arlington Kansas City Mo and other listed locations. Community attendees included Pearl Moss Grasshopper Bait Finnup Seed and local organizers.
Mrs. R. J. Craig hosted a breakfast for 12 Star Club members in the Chinese Room of the Elite Cafe. The group discussed plans to attend the 7th district convention in Scealt City on October 17 and 18.
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