Garden City Telegram from Garden City, Kansas • Page 5

Page 5 Garden Mty Telegram Monday. Sept. 14. 197Q Royal Neighbors Prepare for Event In LaCrosse Royal Neighbors of America business session took place at IOOF Hall Friday. Rose Naab oracle, presided for 27 members.

Nineteen women attended the covered-dish supper which preceded the meeting. Mrs. Rose Naab, oracle, conducted practice for initiation The Garden City lodge was preparing for a Sunday event at LaCrosse. An estimated 20 women of the local lodge instituted a new lodge in that city. HIDE YOUR GOLD BARS-Kelly 7 Heroes Mevcr hnvt- vo WILL TAKE OVER GARDEN CITY WEDNESDAY! DEAR ANN LANDERS: Can girl THINK herself into preg- tancy? I mean oan she want to pregnant so desperately hat she actually believes she A friend of mine told his happened to her cousin.

The girl was married for six 'ears amd wanted a child more than anything in the She went to several doctors who aid there was no physical reason why she and her husband could not have a family. Suddenly she began to have mom- ing sickness. She was positive he was pregnant at last, even hough her gynecologist told icr she was not. The girl giain- id 30 pounds and bought ma- Calendar of Social Events MONDAY CO WIVES AND WOMEN 8 p.m. Mrs.

L. C. Crouch 1607 Center. DAUGHTERS OP ISABELLA-S Ends Tuesday CHARLTON HESTON oF The Now! Ends Tuesday TTJ LIU. IMETRO-iiULDWYN-MAYEIT Iniplrcd by JULES VERNE ARDEN 0EIVE-V1 276-8900 MR.

AND MRS. STEVE (Cynthia Ann Baird) MR. AND MRS. JEROME BELLINGER 0 (Cheiyl Lynn Baird) Promises Made in Double Wedding Rites St. Dominic Church was set- ing Saturday, Sapt.

5, for a double wedding ceremony. United in marriage were Cynthia Ann Baird and Steve Dewain Sperry, and Cheryle Lynn Baird and Jerome Billinger. The brides are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Ba'ird 1219 Parkwood.

Mr. Sperry the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sperry, Imperial Rt. Mr.

Billinger is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Billinger, 205 Wesley. The bridal couples stood before the altar decorated with lavender chrysanthemums as the Rt. Rev.

Msgr. George A. Husmann pronounced the nuptial rites. Mrs. Ben Linenberger played traditional wedding marches at the organ and Mrs.

Jerry Roth of Holcomb was soloist She sang "Ave Maria" and the "Love Theme" from Romeo and Juliet. Cynthia wore a floor-length gown of organza over net and taffeta. The bodice was fashioned of chantilly lace enhanced with seed pearls. The styling featured 'an empire waistline an'd scoop neck with straight sleeves of organza and lace. YOU CAN'T VOTE UNLESS You Are Registered You Must Register: 1.

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Central Democratic Heir chapel-length train was bordered with chantilly lace and attached at the waistline and heir crown was made of three tiers of crystals and peairls, holding a shoulder- length veil of illusion. She carried a cascade of white sweetheart roses. Linda Linenberger, Garden City, was her maid of honor, and Marietta den City, Wehkamp, Oar- was bridesmaid. They wore empire gowns of orchM organza over taffeta and shoulder length veils, which were held by lilac floral headpieces, trimmed with crystals and pearls. Each carried a cascade of lavender pompons and statice.

Cindy Billinger, attired as a miniature bride, carried a basket of rose petals. Serving as best man in the Baird-Sperry wedding party was Roger Batchelder, Garden City. Greg Upchurch was groomsman and Jeff Sperry, ringbearer, in the double-ring ceremony. Ushers were Melvyn Sperry, Mark Hushka and Kenny Jameson. All are of Garden City.

Cheryl wore a floor-length gown of organza over net and taffeta. The gown was designed with bodice of chantilly lace, a crescent waist and high scalloped neckline. The leg-o-mutton sleeves were fashioned of organza and lace. Her chapel- length train was attached at the waist and was bordered with chantilly lace. She wore a headpiece of miniature roses enriched with pearls and a shoulder-length veil of illiu sion.

Carol Baird attended her sister as maid of honor and Tina McMichael, as bridesmaid. Their empire gowns were of lilac organza over taffeta with matching veils and flowers. Don Billinger, Garden City, served his brother as best man. David Billinger, Tribune, was groomsman. Larry Olivarez, Dodge City, served as ring- bearer for the double-ring rites.

Don Baird, brother of the bridie, Garden City, and Darrell Ingermanson, Salina, served as ushers. Knights of Columbus Hall was setting for a dinner reception and dance. Mrs. Clifton Hull, Sublette, decorated the wedding cakes. For the Sperrys' reception, she fashioned a cake in three tiers with three large cakes forming the bottom tier.

It was decorated with lavender pompons, sugar bells, love birds and silver rings. The top tier was graced with a bride and grooon in front of a silver cross. Nancy Sperry and Jaima Olivarez poured punch and Rose Lehmain and Peggy Sperry served cake. Eleanor Strasser and Rosemary Stanley attended the gift table. Nanette Sperry presided at the guest book.

Mrs. Bill Hall, aunt of the brides, Dodge 1 City, and Theresa Powell, Garden City, served cake for the Billingers' reception. Their wedding cake was fashioned in four tiers with six heart-shaped layers forming the bottom tier. It was decorated with a cornucopia and lavender pompoms. Atop the cake were a bride and groom and a gold cross with baskets of flowers at either side.

Katherine Cooke and Deborah Weilert poured punch. Verna Bauer and Marsha Me Naught attended the gift table and Katharine Lehman, Oceanside, N.Y., presided at the guest book. After a wedding trip to Cali- fornia, Mr. and Mrs. Sperry will be at home the middle of September on Rt.

1, Garden City. Mrs. Sperry is a graduate of uarden City High School and Oodge City Community Junior 3olege School of Practical Nursing. She is employed as LPN at St. Catherine Hospital.

Mr. Sperry, a graduate of Garden City High School is a parts man at Burtis Motor Co. The Billingers are at home in Dodge City, after a short wedding trip to Colorado. Their address is 700 Johnson, Trailer 5. Mrs.

Billinger is a 1969 graduate of Garden City High School and presently is attending DCCJC School of Nursing. She formerly worked at St. Catherine Hospital. A 1968 graduate of GCHS, Mr. BUlinger is employed at Co-op Service Station in Dodge City.

Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Baird Dodge City, grandparents of the brides; Mr. and Mra. D.

E. Sperry and Mr. and Mrs. B. At.

Sperry, Garden City; Mrs. Eva Sperry, Portland, and Mr. Billinger's grandmother, Mrs. Katie Hupp, also of Garden City. Holcomfo FHA Hosts 'Little Sisters' Picnic Hoicomib Future Homemakers of America chapter began tine year's activities with a bonfire and weiner roast Wednesday.

Michelle Kraus, president, and other officers of the organization contacted prospects for the group and were responsible for their "Mttie sisters" during itihe week. They were guests for the caimpfire picnic. AH officers were introduced and given opportunity to tell of their committees plains for the yiear. Dr. M.

D. Nledens Chiropractic Office Mate 6ardm City Hours 324 N. Main 276-3621 BARGAIN BANGER NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SPORTSWEAR JR. MISS SKIRTS-TOPS-SLACKS JUST RECEIVED SLIGHT IRREGULARS ANN LANDERS SAYS Emotional Disturbance Causes Pseudo-Cyesis Nichols. 1210 Rtdgawood.

SOCIAL ORDER OF THE p.m.. covered- ash dinner. Masonic Temple. wich one furnish table service. Stated meeting at 7:30.

After meeting Kenneth Bure will show Udea of Great Bear Lake. Cana- DUPLJCATE BRIDGE CLUB p.m. Civic Center. Collins. 505 Chesterfield.

'otiuck supper; meat and bread urnished. ALPHA TAU OP BETA SIGMA HJ 8 p.m. Mm Larry Mowry, 2420 Belmiont. TUESDAY SHERLOCK HUSTLERS EHU :30 p.m. Mrs.

Don Messenger, GOLDEN VALLEY EHU 1-30 p.m. Mrs. Rose Naab. Rt. 1.

EASTERN STAR 8 p.m. Ma- sondc Temple. Stated meeting. In- tlatton. Wear formats.

KITE FLOWERS EHU 7:90 Mra. Tim Howard, 911 ilectlom. ROYAL NEIGHBORS SOCIAL 2LUB Noon luncheon. Mrg. Paul Hays, 1407 PRAIRIE HENS EHU 7:30 i.m.

lira. Dan LeBlanc, 1305 N. EUPHHADES CLUB 2:30 P.m. Mrs. Raymond Brown.

1303 N. Main. GOLDEN RTJZJE EHU 3 P.M. Mrs. Alton Schmidt, 8.

Star RU WEDNESDAY PROGRESSIVE READERS GLUtB 7:30 p.m. Mm. Mae Rhodes. 307 W. Elm.

PROGRESSIVE BHU 1:30 i.m., guest day. Mrs. John AUHer lolcomb miles north of Northern Natural Gas and mile west. WELCOME WAGON CLUB 1 p.m. Gardemdale meeting room.

Installation. Call 276-7568. SUNFLOWER. BHU until Sept. 30.

THURSDAY ODD PEULOW UCHDOE 8 p.m. Odd Fellow Hall. 30314 N. Main. bernity clothes.

After nine months she woke up in the middle of the night with labor Jaflns. The doctor on duty at he hospital told her she was ot pregnant and she must ave eaten something that didn't agree with her. Is this possible? Please an- wer because I believe some- Jung similar is happening to me. The only difference is I not married. Knitting Booties In My Head Dear Knitting: A woman can- ot THINK herself into pregnancy but she can want a Mid so desperately that her body develops all the physical ymptoms.

The medical term or imaginary pregnancy is aseudo-cyesis. The emotionally isturbed women need psychiatric care. DEAR ANN LANDERS: lease tell me what you think of the organization called the short for Other Vomen Ltd. The purpose of this group is to rehabilitate ex- wives. They help the "Alimony Tunkie" shape up instead of itting around watching TV, drinking martinis, overeating, and making life miserable for her former husband.

O.W.L points out that a man who com. mits murder oan be freed in 20 years but a man who is the ictim of a bad marriage often has to pay for it the rest of his life. The O.W.L.'s are not against rhild support. They insist that i father has a moral obliga- ion to take care of his children until they are of legal see that they are properly fed, clothed, housed and educated. They claim it is unfair for an ex-wife to sit on her backside and collect alimony to "get even with the louse" or because she is too darned lazy to move.

Please express your views. Garden City Dear Card: The goals of the group, as outlined in your letter make sense for SOME ex- wives, but not for all. An exception is the woman who, af- tea- 25 or 30 years, gets dumped for a younger model. If she has no skills and has never worked she should not have to start punching a time clock. Ditto, the ex-wife who is in poor health, or the discarded mate of a rich man especially if she helped him get rich.

I do agree that a childless divorcee who puts in fewer than five years should not be allowed to hug the alimony Teddy Bear for the rest of her natural life. Not only is this grossly unfair to her ex-husband, to the woman who may be trying to help him rebuild his life, but a divorcee with loads of loot is bound to attract some terrible heels. Confidential to Heartsick in Warren, Ohio: Dry your tears, Buttercup. A bargain she was not. There are plenty more where she came from.

It's like losing a watch in Switzerland. "The Bride's Guide," Ann Landers' booklet, answers some of the most frequently asked questions about weddings. To receive your copy of this comprehensive guide, write to Ann Landers, in care of the Garden City Telegram enclosing a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope and 35c in coin. Henrietta's Beauty Salon CAN NOW REMOVE UNWANTED HAIR Permanently by Electrolysis Ivmhg Taken Individual Hair Styling 409 N. 8th St.

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