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Garden City Telegram from Garden City, Kansas • Page 5

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Welcome Wagon Club Gives Annual Luncheon Welcome Wagon Club luncheon was given Wednesday at Flamingo Restaurant. The event was an annual guest day, with 45 members and in attendance. The Sweet Adelines made surprise guest appearance and sang several selections. Mrs. Louis Taliaferro is director.

Wives of sponsors of Welcome Wagon Club wer among the invited guests. Those, attending were Mrs. C. W. Baker, Mrs.

Merrill Renick and Mrs. James Crattb. Door prizes were received by Mrs. Jim Dunswoth, Mrs. Renick, Mrs.

Larry Boll and Leonard OverstreeL Prizes were donated by AfcW Drive In and Myers Dairy. Get-acquainted bridge was played after the luncheon. Mrs. Orrin Baker won high score honors and low was received by Mrs. Darrell Nelson.

Mary-Marthas Are Guests in Fleming Home Mary-Martha class of First Christian Church was entertained recently in the home of Mrs. A. M. Fleming, 708 N. 3rd.

Twenty were present for a covered dish luncheon. Special guests were the Rev. and Mrs. Lester Myers. The meal was served buffet style.

Guests were seated at two tables. The head table was centered with a sweetheart eake, by red hearts. Devotions were given by Mrs. Evelyn Fischer. She chose a chapter from the book, "The Master's Men." The excerpt was a review of the life of John, the beloved disciple.

Ron call for the afternoon was a verse of scripture about love or faith. Mrs. Hattie Stone, N. 1st, will be the March hostess. Mrs.

Huckstadt Hostess for Neighbors Club Mrs. Nealia Huckstadt, 305 X. stb, entertained 12 Neighborly Neighbors for dessert Friday afternoon, Mrs. Alvira Lundeen, Valtejo, was guest. An item of interest about George Washington or Abraham Lincoln was the roll call subject Mrs.

Lee Hebrew presided. Mrs. Jake Eckert directed word games. Mrs. Viola BueU and Mrs.

Emnu Finke won the prizes. All members received gifts. Others present were Mmes. Don Williamson, Art Parrish Mary Rundell, Elk Rundell, Fern West, Earl Robinson and Homer Pash. VIRGINIA McLOUGHLIN Garden City Telegram Thursday, Nh.

If. If41 Home Mission Study Notes Change in South Fifteen members of the Women's Missionary Union of the First Southern Baptist Church were guests recently in tha homfc of Mrs. Gene Brock. The Home Mission book, "Trumpets in was studied. Mrs.

Robert Chls- ehhall led hi the call to prayer for missionaries who had birthdays. Mrs. Leroy Huddlemm directed the study, which presented the changes taking place In the eleven southerns tates. Change? mentioned were the growing cities and the shifting of people. These, and other changes, bring about the need for the churches to up-date their methods in presenting the age-old message to the people.

Those assisting in the lesson presentation were Mmes. Jon Lurtz, Glenn Cleveland, Warren Sprinks, Daniel, Jerry Battenton, Herb Daily and Miss Carolyn Childress. The theme of South was carried out in the decorations and refreshments. To climax the home mission study, a week of prayer will be observed the first week in March for home missions and ah offering taken. A goal of $175 has been set.

Eight Talented Women Plan No Leap-Year Quest JEAN SPRAIN WILSON AP Newsfeatum Writer than the supply it takes more itbfln mere eligibility to attract Sthe likes of Joey Heatherton, NEW YORK (AP) Single i Lesley Gore, Inger Stevens, Pa- men who dream of being pur sued and caught by a rich, fa raous, beautiful and talented woman this Leap Year might just as well wake up. At least eight American women who largely answer to this description not only not going to do any man chasing, they don't intend to be caught. Not this year anyway. KATHY WITMAN Johnson Photo MissWitman Crowned Holcomb FHA Queen "Fantasy in Heaven" was the; Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Wit man was McLoughlin-Sartorius Engagement Announced Mr. John J. McLoughlin, Bronx, N. has announced the engagement of his daughter, Miss Virginia McLoughlin, to Terence Edward Sartorius, son of Mrs. Hermann Carl Sar- torious, 612 N.

Center, and of the late Dr. Sartorius. The future bride, also the daughter of the late Mrs. McLoughlin, is a graduate of Westch ester College. She is an executive secretary with the Commonwealth Fund in New York City.

Mr. Sartorius is a graduate of St. Louis University. After serving hi the U. S.

Army, he joined the faculty of St. Mary of the Plains College, Dodge City. He is presently studying speech therapy at ttie Institute of Logopedics at Wichita State University. A summer wedding is planned. CARD OP THANKS Thanks to all who remembered us at the time of our recent bereavement.

The Smith Broth- I ers and families. Table service: always remove all soiled dishes and unused food from one course before putting the next course and the dishes for it on the table. Creamed chicken and mushrooms make a great filling for French pancakes to be served at lunch or supper as the main course. LAPM, Canton Told of Pldns for Official Visit theme of Future Homemakers of America formal dance in Holcomb School Saturday night Colors of white, gold aiid icy blue were used for the decorations to create a cloud-like illusion, which was accented with harps, angels and a golden gate. Kathy Witman, daughter of Your Problems by Ann Landers Ladiff Auxiliary Patriarch Militant and Canton Covert No.

4 was convened Friday night in Odd Fellow Hall Mrs. Elsworth Holmes presided for 14 attending. Mrs. Robert Thompson, Pitta- burg, will make her official visit April 26. Mrs.

Thompson is the Department Assn. president. Plans are being formulated for that event. Mrs. Ray Vannaman and her committee, Mrs.

Esther Sturgeon, Myrtle Rutherford, Mrs. Victor Eggers and Leona Ellsaesser will responsible for the covered- dish dinner. Mrs. Orland Terhune and Mrs. Raymond Huffmaster will supervise the decorating and dining room arrangements.

Other coming events are: regimental meeting, Dodge City, March battalion meeting, Pratt, March Midwest Canton Coffeyville, April 13. Mrs. Terhune gave a report of the recent Eye Bank meet- ng. The department president tas asked each Auxiliary to have project for Eye Bank during the month of March. The local auxiliary will have bakeless food sale.

BIrs. Esther Sturgeon will be project chairman. Greetings were read from Carl Farmer, general commanding, Lawrence Rogers, department commander and Harold Li Scott, sovereign grand master. Certificates will be issued to an who obtain three new members. Mrs.

Mary RuhdeU gave a report of the founder of LAPM, Mrs. EUxabeth Falrhal. Mrs. Sturgeon will have a report concerning the Colfax anniversary for the March meeting. The Canton served refreshments.

They also will serve for the March meeting. NOW! Upocet IN GOLD BLOOD RicMBnoki A Columbia fttwM I Shows 7:30 ft10 p.m. AdmiukM $1.50 For Mature Audiences Adveice tkfceti Him Her. et km eflHf or mall, check, CMJ self psjveiepe DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a mate who used to laugh at my wife because sha always turned to your column first thing and quoted from it. I'm ashamed to admit I made fun of her and of you, too.

Now I am eating a big chunk of humble pie and it serves me right. I need your help. Our daughter is nine years old and small for her age. Yesterday as she was'going from her bedroom to the bathroom I noticed she was wearing a bra. I did a double take couldn't belfeve it.

That Md doesn't have anything to put in a bra and the whole Idea is ludicrous. I went downstairs and asked my wife what it was all about. "Oh," she replied, "Harriet's best girl friend has started to wear a bra and she feels very left out. I bought her one for emotional support." I told my wife I thought she was cuckoo. She told me to mind my own business.

I said I was going to write to Ann Landers. She replied, "Co sihead, Ann will ba on my side." How about it? Where do vou stand? GOGOLE-EYED Dear Gog: Not with a nine- year-old flat-chested kid and her cockoo mother. The way to give pre-adolescent girls emotional support is to help them enjoy being nine years old. They should be taught to wait for'adult accessories until the time is right. A brassiere nan be a svmbol of other things and in this instance the symbolism is all too clear.

DEAR ANN LANDERS: I just read the letter from the soon-to-be-married girl wanting to know if she should confess all in regard to her past. She wanted to enter her marriage "with a clear conscience." You advissd her to volunteer noth ing and if he asks tell him, "Take me as I am or not at all." That was excellent advice and I hope she listens. Too bad you weren't writing your column 16 years ago. May I say a word to every conscience- stricken girl who wishes to unburden herself: Keep your silly mouth unless you are willing to pay for it for the rest of your life. I marrisd a rigid, unbending puritan after confessing an indiscretion which occurred when I was 16.

We have been married 14 years and not a single day passes that he doesn't remind me that I was a tramp when he married me. Every time I look at a man he accuses me of something rotten. "If you did it once, you'd do it again." He has made me feel totally Inadequate as a love partner and I have become completely passive in order to protect myself against future accusations. I don't dare show any enthusiasm for his love-making because he wants to know where I learned "that trick." Two years ago I discovered the Great White Knight had fallen from his horse. I caught him having an affair with a woman at work.

His defense was, "I am entitled to do as I please because you did." Please, Ann Landers, continue to advise girls to keep their lips buttoned if they want to have a happy married life. Telling everything one knows is not a sign of honestv. It's a sign of stupidity. SORRY Dsar Sorry: Thank you for your letter. The last two sentences are gems.

Are you listening, students? Confidential to I'm For You, Peachy: You are right. Too clean is as sick as too sloppy. Moderation makes the best sense. If I had to settle for one extreme or the other, I'd sooner live with someone who is too clean. Do you feel ill at east out of it? Is everybody having a good time but you? Write for Ann Landers' booklet, "The Key to Popularity," enclosing with your request 35c in com and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope.

Aun Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her hi care of the Garden City Telegram, enclos- ign a stamped, self-addressed envelope. crowned FHA queen. Randy Goodwin, grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Martin, performed the crowning ceremony. Attendants to the queen were Carol Hahn, Lila Foreman, Karla Glunt and Janice Johnson. Their escorts were Melvin Webb, Steve Blackburn, Robert Schiffelbein and Steven Guy. Roxie Knoll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

A. S. Knoll, was flower girl and Timmy Luster, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bohling, was crown bearer.

Sue. Sloan, associate member, served as mistress of ceremonies. Honored guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tarpley, advisors, Mr.

and Mrs. Witman and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams, chapter-par- i cnts and sponsors. Other guests i were Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Gallo-' way, Mr. end Mrs.

James Maendele, Diane Daniel, George Pyle, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Funk and Gerald Garvcrt. Corner CHOCOLATE CAKE Mrs. Harold Woods lighten Sift and mix together in large ibowl: 2 cups sugar 2 caps flour Place in saucepan and bring to boil: Vi cup shortening i 1 stick margarine i cup water 4 tablespoons Cocoa tricia McBride, Hedda MacRae Mario Thomas, Cathy MacCauley, or Trenny Robb.

Indeed, most are quite happy to be single for the present, though "it helps to be in love," says Hedda MacRae, daughter of stage and screen stars Sheila and Gordon MacRae. "Marriage is a ridiculous tribal rite," says 21-year old Cathy IMacCauley, Com Products heiress, party giver and pop celebrity. Besides she does not Uke children, "only flower children," she says. Though most of the celebrated single girls are too busy with their careers to consider marriage at the moment, they like men with masculinity, strength, a sense of humor, respect for women and high intelligence as tlie eventual life partner. Neither looks for money fif- ures in their ideal man.

"He can take me to inexpensive places. I don't care," said Treuny Robb, who fame overnight as a fashion model after wowing Washington at the wedding of her brother Charles to Lynda Bird Johnson. Right now she is having too much fun to consider being Mrs. anyone "A sense of adventure," is high among the requisites for A frozen ice is usually made from sweetened fruit juice; a sherbet is an ice that has egg white Or gelatin sometimes milk is used for part of the fruit juice. Pour miitur over sugar and flcair.

Add: Vs cup buttermilk 2 eggs (beaten) 1 teaspoon soda 1 teaspoon vanilla Bake in. sheet cake pan 400 degrees for 20 minutes. A very moist cake. Icing 1 stick butter or margarine 4 tablespoons cocoi 6 tablespoons milk Add one box powdered sugar, one tablespoon vanilla and nuts as desired. Pour over cake as soon as hakod.

Calendar of Social THURSDAY ODD FELLOWS LODGE 9 p.m. Odd Fellow Degree work. All members urged to attend. FRIDAY TTRIAN LODGE NO. 246 AF and AM Masonic Temple.

Special 7 p.m. Work In first degree. PBO CHAPTER p.m. Sirs. Logan Green, 301 B.

Kansas. DUPLICATE CLUB 7:80 p.m. St. Thomas Parish Hall. ELKS LADIES BRIDG-B CLUB p.m.

Elks SWEET p.m. YMCA Hall. Rehearsal. Fill and frost a chocolate layer cake with fluffy white frosting; top with flaked coconut and shredded (not grated) orange rind. Good combination of flavors! LINCOLN GOODWILL KHU p.m.

Ella Rundell, 206 SOROSIS HERHAXA 2 p.m. Mrs. Carl Myera, Ed. Mario Thomas, daughter of comedian Danny Thomas and a television star in her own right. She also hopes to find a man some day who has the same respect for talented women which her father has.

Lesley Gore, rock roll singer, senior at Sarah Lawrence College and president of the Bacheloretteg dub, is an old- fashioned girl who wants to the pursued, not the pursuer. Though she hopes to be married eventually she is suspicious of the "so-called holy deadlock." "I see so much of marriage brealcups and unhappiness," she says, "I have a fear of it." Asked who they thought were today's most interesting men, the young celebrities gave Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, the most votes with others going to Paul Newman, Tony Bennett, Warren Beatty, Dean Martin, McGeorge Bundy, George Balanchine, Sen. Everett Dirksen, and Mike who were, in some cases, two or three times older than thfe young women casting the bal lots.

But is Patricia McBride. ballerina for the New York City Ballet Company, put it, "These are men we can admire, which is different from being physically attracted to them." Of their contemporaries only the Beatles and Bob Dylan were in the running. Finge Lickin 1 Good! taste-tempting chicken special Fried Chicken BUZZ INN I Simplicity Pattera 7472 Ptolc fabric Siw a start on'88 Gobi Prints By Ameritex. Colorful homespun look always important. Ideal for sportswear, or make drapes, spreads, slipcovers.

cotton. 45" wide. Ondazi) Prints By Gohema. Yards of spring-bright colors. I for blouses, dresses.

10 acetate. 45" wide. Find color-qoordinated threads, tapes, zippers and the newest spring patterns atyourSINGER CENTER. Now you can rent a TOUCH sewing machine by SINGER for only $2.50 a week! ttmomm fc SINC CII SINGER For address of store nearest you, see white piies of phone book under SINGER COMPANY 222 N. Main Gevdw City, KMMI KMtflurfc of TK.StNCOl CtttfMT 2ND ANNIVBJ A greft big "Thank you" to all our customers and as we celebrate our second anniversary.

W4 eeftainly appreciate the fine support you have given us and we shall strive to serve you even better in the years to come. Come, help us celebrate on our Second Anniversary. WALT AND DOROTHY WEBER One Group (Larlu This selection does not include entire siock Reg. $18 to $23 $13 Reg. $25 $26 $16 Reg.

$30 to $36 $22 Reg. $40 to $45 $33 Group Early Spring PASTEL COLORS OFF All Cotton PANT DRESSES Asftd. Prints and Only 6 Cofron DENIM JEANS Faded Blue A Wheat Sizes 7 thru 13 Reg. $6.00 3.

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