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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1955
Page
5
Blend sugar butter and egg then sift dry ingredients and add with milk. Add flour to form a ball. Drop by tablespoons into 360 degree fat and fry 4 to 5 minutes turning once. Drain while warm roll in powdered sugar. Makes 12. Send recipes to Cook's Corner for a $1 prize per published entry.
The Christian Women's Fellowship met at the church parlor for a 1 pm luncheon. Devotions were led by Mrs. J. Q. Pearce. A Christmas pageant titled Star of Glory was presented with Mrs. Clayton Ludwig as narrator and Mmes. Edwin Heismeier, Claude Owens, Ira Mertick, L. E. Correll, Stella Fix, Frank Johnson, R. L. Bethel, Emma Pate, and C. O. Baker in the cast as Women of Bethlehem and of Today. A violin solo Adoration by Borowski opened by Mrs. Jack Ewing, with Mrs. Dale Fry, and carols between scenes. Mrs. Pearce accompanied Mrs. Carl Ashburn. Mrs. Fry served as program chairman.
Deadline reminders for the Telegram’s women's page are set at 9 30 a m on publication day with Saturday deadlines at 8 30 a m. Grow basil in a kitchen pot keep soil moist and pinch off small leaves to spread. Basil is essential for tomato sauce and tasty in salads and soups. Luncheon arranged by the Alice Cobble group and the program planned by Velva Dresse group.
A garbled radio schedule lists December programs across NBC network shows including Weather, Bob Wells, Monitor NBC and various music and talk segments. It references multiple hosts, times, and program names in a chaotic sequence with many OCR errors. The readable items indicate a broad day of religious features, news, music, and entertainment broadcasts across the NBC lineup.
WWI rec eure Nancy Jo and a string of other births are recorded with parent names and street addresses. Each line notes the child’s name, parent names, city or route, and birth date in November, reflecting a community baby announcements column.
Captain Walter W. Wagner on terminal leave is named acting postmaster of Garden City succeeding Logan Green who resigned to resume private law practice. Rev. Raymond W. C. Knowles will deliver memorial services Sunday at 3:00 p.m. at the Elks Lodge Home. Mrs. D. R. Franks, formerly Helen Merrill, has moved to LaGrange Indiana after Waves discharge. Louise Sherman ill with flu at home. Gerald Barlow hosts Garry Lee’s first birthday dinner. E. Cooper party returns from Des Moines. A note suggests adding Tarragon to fish batter.
Personal paragraphs note departure of Jay Crook Ima Jean Cuttler Kathleen Regan and Larry Schuechter to attend the Dearth Harper wedding in Wichita. Additional items mention a KU sponsored dance December 23 at the Civic Center with film and music, and people visiting or traveling related to Wichita or Garden City.
HDU met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Merle Wentworth at 803 Safford with Mrs. Wade Pierce as cohostess. Inez Newberry was enrolled as a member as plans were made for a goodie exchange at the next meeting. The housecleaning lesson was discussed by Mrs. Ralph Beckett Jr. and Mrs. Loren Percival. Fourteen members and one guest, Mrs. Vern Lewis, were present.
Finney County Women’s Republican club met to discuss Kansas government studies led by Agness Crawford. Ovid Harman reported on the District Central committee meeting in Dodge City with campaign remarks by Lloyd Rupenthal. Precinct women’s duties were reviewed and a mutual assistance plan outlined. Membership drive ended December 15 with Mrs. Everett Much hosting at the Girl Scout Little House.
The First Methodist church WSCS circles held Christmas programs emphasizing the spiritual side of the season. Esther circle hosted a coffee at Mrs Ora Martin's home with lesson on Christmas around the World. Debora circle met with devotion and a white elephant gift exchange. Naomi circle studied Beneath the Shimmering Tinsel and heard a Christmas story. Rebecca circle discussed The Christmas Story with exchanges. Martha circle hosted luncheon with The Evangelistic Message of Christmas. Rachel circle featured a Christmas story and devotions. Miriam circle elected a new leader and held a luncheon. Lydia circle conducted a Christmas luncheon with devotions. Hannah circle included The Christmas Trinity and musical reading. Rlia Elizabeth circle held covered dish and carols. Ruth and Sarah circles shared a joint church basement meeting with a peanut butter fudge demo and Christmas carols for a family adoption.
Calendar notes social gatherings hosted by the Legion auxiliary and DAY CLUB at 110 North Sixth and nearby venues. Details list times around 2 pm to 7 pm with exchanges, Christmas stories, and community service events led by Mrs Tay Haleen and others.
Lincoln area clubs and meetings list fr ield events including a Christmas supper for families at 7 p.m. and a 4-H birth day event. Fridiscilla and officers ofs meeting at 2:20 p.m. at the Masonic Hall. Optimist Club 7:30 p.m. at the Wee Ren Hotel with date change noted. Dessert recipe: fold seedless grapes into sweetened whipped cream with nutmeg, sour cream optional.
The National Council of Churches backed five Southern ministers said to have been forced to quit over segregation stances. After a two day meeting, the council urged national church bodies to secure other Christian service positions for them.
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