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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1955
Page
7
The current back to school wardrobe centers on sweaters for all ages. Cardigans remain top sellers with the Orion sweater popular for budget cashmere look. Styles include dyed-to-match sets, bulky ribbed knits, and cashmere or orlon options in various necklines and trims. Easy washability is emphasized for wool and orlon blends.
Mrs H M Borthwick and Mrs J K Dunavant led a Banner HDU lesson on efficient cleaning. They covered dustcloth types, waxes for various tasks, and other key housekeeping points. The session at Mrs C N Hendershot’s home drew fourteen members and four guests including Mrs Everett Mills and Mrs Frank Graham.
The SUALE Theater shows The Seven Yor Itch Sunday through Wednesday and Francis in the Navy Thursday through Saturday. Drive-In presents Money from Home Sunday and Monday and Miss Sadie Thompson Tuesday through Thursday. A Multi Marathon features Island of Desire Kansas City Confidential Fort Defiance Outpost to Molaya Friday and Saturday. Face of Marble has a Saturday Owl show.
Tuesday gathering at Fatima hall hosted by St Catherine Auxiliary with Mrs Kathleen Falke and Smith present. Mrs Ed Whitmer led recreation. Mrs Mills won game prize. host prizes went to Mrs Jack McVickers and Mrs Graham.
Cream shortening and sugars and eggs then heat until creamy. Add vanilla and salt. Sift flour cocoa and baking powder into the mixture. Add nuts and drop by teaspoonfuls on a cookie sheet and bake at 400 degrees until done. This original recipe has fed generations. Send your recipe to Cook's Corner for a $1 prize.
Fragmented listing shows a dense broadcast timetable with multiple NBC programs including Monitor NBC News World News Roundup Morning Depot Weather and various local host names like Joe Tennessee and Bob Wells. The OCR dump contains many garbled entries, inconsistent times, and repeated lines across August 21 29, suggesting a pastiche TV radio schedule with entertainment and news slots.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Herr and family depart to Topeka and Kansas City then Hamilton Missouri for the Centennial. Mrs Ralph Kraus and children return from Oregon. Guests of Mr and Mrs C W Terhune include their son and family en route to Amarillo from Estes Park. The Church of God marks its spiritual birthday observance.
In 1945 news from Cimarron and Garden City figures include the death of Phc. Buford Rohrbaugh on Luzon, and civic reports from the Chamber of Commerce Retail Trade committee approving central time for Garden City. A Young People’s Fair style review merged with a Municipal Band concert at Stevens Park capped farm youth activities. Lane County farms declined from 552 in 1940 to 464 in 1945. Atlantic Oil’s Gobleman A-3 well rated a probable good producer. Police officer George A. Dinning, 50, of Garden City and operator of the Royal Recreation Hall, died at St. Catherine hospital. Df Vollman returned to duties at the Great Lakes Training School. Mrs. Hugh Concannon and Mrs. Pat Concannon traveled to Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Denver and other Colorado points. Apply steam to cabbage to preserve flavor and nutrients.
Three local youths join delegates from Garden City at the Methodist National Youth Convocation held every four years at Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana. Delegates include Ted Hall and Carl Martin both rising high school seniors and Norleen Zerbie from Syracuse. Carl Martin is son of Mr and Mrs Ora A Martin of 506 Center.
Southwestern college at Winfield and an eight state Methodist youth institute in Fayetteville Ark. He leads the Dodge City district Methodist Youth Fellowship. Purdue conference speakers include Bishops Oxnam Kennedy and Dr. Crane. Sunday brunch features waffles with honey butter sauce.
Combine cooked and raw vegetables to create contrast in a salad. Include crisp celery or cucumber with cooked beets peas snap beans or asparagus cuts to add varied textures and flavors. The mix highlights sweet, earthy, and fresh notes while balancing firmness with tenderness.
Two persons, Arbeedie and Reu ben Knight, were initiated during the Rebekah lodge regular meeting at IOOF hall Tuesday night. Mrs. Everett Allen was chosen to attend Grand Lodge October 18 to 20, while a committee including Mrs. D. EB Siegle, Mrs. Walter Scofield, Berniece West, and Evelyn Rivenburg was formed to plan a rummage sale in October. A recipe tip suggests slicing French bread slantwise, buttering, sprinkling with poppy seeds, and toasting buttered sides up in a hot oven.
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