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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1963
Page
6
A reader panel discusses decorating, parenting, and aging. Advice covers home redesign, resisting a mother’s control, nursery school as relief, and urging a passive approach to an inactive husband. The column blends personal anecdotes with pragmatic guidance.
Local piano students earned certificates and yearlong membership in the National Fraternity of Student Musicians for performing in the National Piano Playing Auditions in Dodge City on April 18 and 20. Entrants from Mrs. Ellsworth Sherman’s class at 12 N. Sth. won local, district, state, and national honors, with four entering a second year and Connie Wright achieving national eleven-piece status. All performances were memory-based with ratings from 92 to excellent plus.
Melt two tablespoons of butter and mix with a tablespoon of lemon juice to season a small cooked broccoli bunch. The simple dressing adds bright tang and rich fat to the tender florets.
The Cultura Study Club dinner at Luau Inn featured Mrs. M M Higgins reviewing the humorous O Ye Jigs and Juleps by Virginia Cary Hudson. Club 30th anniversary noted with gifts to longtime members. sea theme menu and decor marked the evening. numerous guests and members attended the event.
A practical tip describes adding a couple of chicken bouillon cubes to the water used to boil a cup of rice to enhance flavor. It advises dissolving the cubes fully in hot water before combining with rice for better taste.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Chapman of S Pasadena visited with sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bowyer in Garden City after wintering in Oklahoma. Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Loper and family from Hayaville. Mrs. Dalla Hands and Mrs. Susie Curtis returned from a 10 day Texas trip visiting Amarillo and Pampa. Mrs. Joe Moore and daughter will attend the remarriage of her divorced parents in Carthage Missouri. Mary George and Will George plan to wed at the home of their daughter in Carthage. Guests of Larkin Casey included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grider of Bartlesville and Stokesberry of Henrietta.
The description notes a gracious princess style dress with a fitted jacket and detailed collar, item No. 3115 offered in sizes including 1442 164 1844 20 22 and 242. In size 164 the dress requires four yards of 35 inch fabric and the jacket 244 yards. Also mentions Iris Lane address for ordering and meal suggestions Raisin sauce with ham or tongue.
Chiffon Pie offers a maple flavored dessert ideal for spring gatherings. Includes a walnut crumb crust and a maple filling that can be made a day ahead, with overnight chilling to enhance flavors. Serves eight in a nine inch pie, requires gelatin, eggs, maple syrup, milk, cream, and vanilla.
Forty seven members and guests of Today's Mothers Club in the U K Courts dining room enjoyed a hillbilly program on Wednesday night. Welcome was given by president Mrs Virgil Raffety. He Ain't Done Right by Little Nell was the skit performed by club members. Connie Congdon sang hillbilly songs with self guitar accompaniment. Sherri Archibald won the door prize. Installation of new officers is planned for the final meeting of the year on May 8 at Mrs Joe Douwbrava's home.
Aged 90 today Mrs Laura B Harmon will celebrate tomorrow with daughters Mrs Laverne Vychtal of Alamata and Mrs Irene Forester of Garden City and a son Veil Harmon of Coorady Springs. Telegram had misnamed her Lydia Harmon. Lydia was her mother's name and a neighbor's name.
The Friendship Bible Class of the Church of the Brethren held a progressive supper and entertainment with 32 members touring hosts’ homes in Raymond Ladd Finnup Park and Troy Moody’s venue. Various activities included toll fees, ice cream, piano, hymns, and a May 19 community event plan in Finnup Park with a park service and shared breakfast.
Social schedule lists events for Priscilla club readers district home demonstration Tyrian Lodge Masonic, Progressive Readers Club dinners and book reviews, Pierceville KC postposed to May 8, Sunday Christian Women’s Fellowship film showing, Nite Lites groups, PEO Chapter FF and X meetings, PTA Life Membership breakfast, and a cooking note about using corned beef liquid to cook beans.
A golf match incident ends with a player losing self control after a misplayed shot. The piece uses the scene to stress temper, restraint, and self discipline for youth, comparing temperance to driving a car. It warns loss of control can harm self and others and advocates moderation to prevent ruin.
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