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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1969
Page
3
Mrs. RE Cowdray recipe from Belmont lists 2 packages frozen strawberries 10 ounces each 1 No. 303 can crushed pineapple 2 large bananas mashed 1 pint sour cream and 4 envelopes gelatin dissolve in boiling water cool and thicken chill fold in fruit spread layer chill and coat with sour cream serve yields about nine servings Variation adds 1 cup chopped pecans.
Mr and Mrs Dwight Hate Jr were honored at a November 23 reception at Eagles Lodge with eighty guests. The couple married November 1 in Wichita. The bride, Marilyn Palmer, is daughter of Karl and Mrs Miller. He works for Koch Engineers. she is employed by Wesley Hospital. They reside at 211 S Green Wichita. Guests included the brides parents and several Dodge City and Liberal residents.
Holcomb Future Homemakers of America SMORGASBORD was deemed a success by chapter officers. The event preceded Holcomb School’s junior play on November 21. Supper ran 5 30 to 7 with FHA girls serving pop coffee and selling remaining pies cakes meat and homemade bread.
The As You Like It Club hosted hostesses Nov 24 Mrs Delmar Waterson and Mrs Eva Cramer. Grace McQuire presented slides on a Japan trip. Christmas crafts sold at auction chaired by Mrs Dwight Shull. Proceeds of 105 dollars support community improvements. Nomination list named Mrs Leonard Thomas for 1970 treasurer. Guests included Mrs Clarke Johnson and Anita Sewing. Mrs Lawrence Richards won a dessert cookbook.
Holiday houseguests at 503 N 6th and 1025 N 2nd include Dr and Mrs Richard Garnand with children Carel Laurie and Douglas from Littleton Colorado, and Mr and Mrs Bruce Garnand with children Nanci Scott and Patricia from Santa Fe New Mexico. John Elsey, Fort Hays State College student, also visits. Thanksgiving guests at 1028 N were Clifford Rousey of Denver and Ray Rousey with wife.
Cultura Club meets at Hall's with seventeen members present. Mrs M M Higgins discusses Ruth Montgomery's book as a documented account of a phenomenon. Mrs Lucille Joy leads roll call and shares Thanksgiving plans. Christmas party is set for December 8 at Luau Ina.
Capsula Club's November hostess Dorothy Shields presided as members elected officers for 1970 with one guest present. All members participated in a gift exchange, following October hostess Shirley Anderson. Ten members exchanged gifts and discussed items of business.
Dear Ann Landers reopens a classic critique of year end family newsletters. The letter sets a scene of readers sharing long, boastful updates while Debra Ann Landers responds with a humorous rebuttal, citing a composite example and a proposed future reprint. The piece notes a related book Truth is Stranger and its purchase details.
Social clubs schedule meetings and dinners across town. Elks Couples Bridge Club meets at 7 p m with dinner. Eastern Star at Masonic Temple. Rugina Coeli Club at 3 p m. Homemakers Club hosts a Christmas dinner with dessert. Salmagundi Club at 8 p m. Genealogical Society at YMCA Hall with Nolan Howell speaking. Rebekah Lodge hosts a Christmas Tea at the Civic Center. Tyrian Lodge No 7 A M and other groups hold meetings at 7:30 p m. Progressive Readers Club hosts a Christmas party. Mental Health Association holds an open lecture at Clifford Hope auditorium. Friday events include PEO Chapter X and First Baptist Missionary Society.
Retired farmer J. T. Lear born November 24 1894 celebrated in a birthday surprise at his home 1609 North Main with 75 guests. Hosts were his son Donald Lear and family. Lear arrived in Fin ney County in 1925 and farmed in the southeast part until retirement. Three miles west of Stafford on Shady Knoll farm.
Seven members of the Delta Mu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha attended a social at Continental Inn Restaurant with the theme Eating with Chunk King. Afterward they visited Mrs. Russell Mulligan’s home for games and refreshments. winners in Chinese games were Mrs. Hank Robertson, Mrs. Walter Snell, and Mrs. Marshall Slough. The hostess gift went to Mrs. Slough. Secret sister gifts were given to Mrs. Slough and Mrs. Robertson. The Delta Mu chapter plans a December meeting with husbands as guests, a Christmas dinner at Flamingo Restaurant on Dec 13 at 7 p.m. Gifts will be exchanged.
The Dighton Athena Club explored flag courtesy with Mrs Ronald Katt leading and Mrs Edward Schmalzried assisting. Guests included Mrs Neal Mc Whirter and Mrs Mickey Mull. Thank-you notes from Girl Scout and Brownie troops were read for their hand drive.
Mrs Verlyn Ginther hosted Estralita Chi at 302 Fair with Mrs Ed Nicklaus assisting. Mrs Jerry Hundley presided for 10 members as rules were reviewed for a fourth to sixth grade litterbug contest in Garden City schools to be held after Christmas vacation with the winning design to district and possibly state judging and imprinted on litterbags.
Sturdy Past Noble Grand Club elected officers for 1970. Mrs. Charles Chalmers becomes president with Mrs. Ward Knight as vice president and Mrs. Lois Riggs as secretary treasurer. The group reported 90 sick calls among 19 members. Mrs. DeBey hosted cakes for three birthday celebrants.
Sixty four Jaycees and their wives attended the new member orientation at the Jaycee building. Phil Phillips state vice president spoke to the group about state and national Jaycee organizations. Other speakers included Bryce Roderick Terry Curtis and John Miller. Jay Soule presided.
A sincere thank you to friends neighbors and relatives for visits calls prayers flowers cards and food during illness and loss of Minnie Hazlett. Gratitude goes to Dr Spikes the Rebeckas Odd Fellows third floor nurses and sisters for help. Robert Hazlett signs the notice.
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