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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1964
Page
8
A collection of reader questions covers quitting smoking pleas, gambling schemes, parenting a retarded child, and seeking guidance from Ann Landers. The page includes humorous answers about mint substitutes, prudent gambling limits, and resources from advocacy groups for mentally retarded individuals.
Prairie Hens Home Demonstration Unit will install officers during their Christmas dinner party on December 19 at 7 30 p.m. at the Luau Inn. Fourteen members attended the recent meeting hosted by Mrs. Jack McAtee at 1608 George with Mrs. Charles Barton as co host. Vice president Mrs. Robert Peat led the meeting with special guests Mrs. Gene Sonnenberg and Mrs. Harold Martin. Devotions were by Mrs. McAtee, hostess prize went to Mrs. Robert Crossland and a Secret Sister gift was given to Mrs. Barton.
A recipe for strawberry cheesecake with gelatin, cream cheese, sugar and vanilla, folded with whipped topping and strawberries. Crust made from crushed graham crackers and melted margarine, pressed into a pan and sprinkled with leftover crumbs. Includes note inviting readers to send recipes for a $1 prize and judging by reader interest.
Mrs. William EB Kelley was elected Worthy Matron of Finney Chapter No 359 OES at the Masonic Temple meeting Tuesday night. New officers include W E Kelley as Worthy Patron and Mrs Jerome Stonehacker as Associate Matron with Jerome Stoneacker as Associate Patron. Public ceremony installing officers set for Sunday December 20 at 2 pm in the Masonic Temple.
Christmas Hints describe making bean bag toys from denim or sailcloth scraps. Cut two eight inch fish shaped pieces, embroider facial features on the right side, stitch edges, turn, stuff with beans, wheat or rice, and close. Ears and a bow may be added. use for stockings or hopscotch with chalk lines.
The Rebekah annual Christmas party for shut in members featured carol singing visiting and gift exchanges. Noble Grand Lois Riggs welcomed 30 members and guest Mary Woerner plus Mrs. Jim Riley from Canon City Colorado. Alta Bramhall offered response. Each guest received a corsage of miniature poinsetties. Refreshments were served at a tea table centered with red and white poinsettias and glow candles.
A recipe noting that double-corn sticks are made by adding drained canned whole kernel corn to cornbread batter. Use about half a cup of corn per half dozen sticks. Fashion stick pans from foil for baking.
A weekly calendar lists fraternal lodge, grange, shrine club, and civic group gatherings. Events include first degree work, Christmas parties, gift exchanges, piano recitals, luncheons, and social meetings across venues such as Plymell Community House, Warren Hotel, Civic Center, Flamingo Restaurant, Co-op Center, and Post Home. Public invitations extend to Elks Memorial Service and HDU Christmas shows, with multiple hosts and times through Monday.
Mrs. Hood led a discussion of The Naked Society by Vance Packard for 21 members and two guests. She outlined the book’s warning about government and private investigators eroding privacy, praised Packard’s impact, and noted other readings. Logopedics Speech Clinic benefit planned. next host is Mrs. Stoeckly.
Alpha Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. John Hoffs home where Mrs. Larry Mowry presented Art of Dress tips. The group planned baskets of cookies and gifts for Garden City elders and raised 100 for Cancer Research. A Christmas party for members Dee was announced at Flamingo Restaurant Rainbow Room.
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