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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1963
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on odd baby names and roommate disputes. She suggests kids endure nicknames, advises a roommate to move within 99 days, and notes Teen Sweet-16 wishes spark planning tips. Includes promotion for The Bride's Guide booklet.
Wednesday to Saturday schedules list clubs churches and civic groups. Entries mention centers like Ovle Center Newcomera Lading Ave and Deerfield area schools with events including dances, meals, movies, refresh ments, teas and receptions. Names such as Wanda Cerckon Ed Davia and Oscar Bergkamp appear with venue notes and times.
Cheryl Walker writes about family outings at weekend sports car races near Garden City airport. The piece highlights eating choices from hot dogs to ice cream, crowd energy, and tips for a mess‑friendly day including bringing napkins and washcloths.
About 65 guests gathered Sunday afternoon at Trinity Hall for a baby shower honoring Mrs Herman Mayer. Stork motif decorations featured fall flowers on tables as games entertained attendees. Refreshments of cake and punch were served by hostesses Mines B W Jacobs John Schweer Arnold Schweer Dallas Schweer Dan Spencer Charles Peebles Paul Heine Earl Weiss and Ernest Marquardt.
Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit met at Mrs. Clayton Ladwig's home with 16 attendees. Special guests were Mrs. Jake Ens and Tina Marie Shayer. De votions focused on clouds marking the sunset. Lessons covered patching plaster repairs and finish coats with primer.
Visiting the past three weeks with Mr and Mrs Jone Birkle at 208 E Kansas and Mr and Mrs J J Wittman at 2103 N Main have been Sgt and Mrs Micha Wing Fort Bragg NC. He was discharged from the 82nd Airborne paratroopers US Army after six years service. They plan to make their home in Oklahoma City. They also visited his mother Mrs Earnest Griffith Colorado Springs. Beverly Birkle is mentioned as well.
Beacon Light Home Demonstration Unit hosted 16 members and guests Mrs C C Crawford California Mrs Lawrence Odgers and son Ri 1 last Tuesday afternoon at Crase home Devotions were by Mrs L M Largent The lesson on Paint by Mrs Pete Brown urged white paint over wallpaper starting with a white base for mixing their own paints Achievement night set for Oct 14 next meeting Oct 8 at 2 p m with Mrs David Schmeid er at her Eminence Rt home
Mrs August Koster hosted the Kountry R o uzins at the Chinese Room Elite Cafp on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Frank McChure presiding. Mrs Irvin Algrim attended. Lessons on painting given by Mrs Herman Hoeme covered masking tape use and prep steps for ceilings and walls. Ribbons won at the Finney County Fair were awarded. Mrs Earl Dougherty spoke on the county mental health meeting and handed out registration slips for the worry clinic on Oct 3 at the Methodist Church. Hostess gift went to Mrs Leroy Cooley. Unit to entertain Oct 16 at 1730 p m will be Mrs Kenneth Becker 109 W Johnson.
Twenty five members of Sorosis Hermana met for a noon luncheon last Tuesday at the Continental Inn. Hostesses were yearbook committee members Mines, Jack Reeve, Gaylord Edling, Wayne Chambers, Mike Santry and Jack Corn. Decorations featured dolls dressed as ballet artists. Chinese food was served and each guest received a carnation. Additional attendees included Mines Truitt Adams, Jack Adams, L. E. Anderson, Bill Andrews, Bob Benedict, Joe Benson, Stewart Boone, Paul Emrie, Hoy Etling, JL. E. Fairbairn, Bob Gardiner, Jack McVicker, Stanley Simpson, George Voth, Earl Weiss, Lew Lyman, A. F. Rudd, Carl Meyer and Jim Bernard. Mrs. Voth will host the Oct. 1 meeting at 2 p.m. at her home, 807 Pats Drive.
A new morning circle formed within the First Baptist Church women and will meet the third Thursday each month in the Fireside Room. Officers include President Mrs. Maurice Lindner, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Don Talley, Love Gift Chairman Mrs. Robert Fuller, Devotions Chatentan Mrs. Guilford Smith, and White Cross Chairman Mrs. John Walker. At the latest meeting, Mrs. Lindner and Mays Pulley spoke on the work of a late missionary for whom the circle was named.
The Lutheran Laymen's League hosted a cook-out for about 50 guests and members. After the meal the gathering featured games, with Dr Karl Weiss serving as president of the league. A misread line notes a stretch, but the event centered on social time and informal play.
Mr and Mrs W A Setover and Rosemary from Parkwood with Mrs Robert Haltien and Chelle from Hays attended the funeral of Mrs C B Short in Amarillo. The deceased is grandmother to Mrs Selover and related to Mr and Mrs Gereken and Mr and Mrs Hal Hudson. Mrs Sternberg, a German emigrant, will return to Germany in November.
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