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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1961
Page
3
Classic dish details its creamy butter sauce and chicken with mushrooms green pepper and pimiento. Origins trace to Brighton Beach Hotel Brooklyn with no truffles in original recipe. Provides a lighter home friendly version using patty shells and frozen shells for six servings.
The Council of Church Women in Garden City asks for bed covers blankets or afghans to aid victims worldwide. Four emergencies have depleted bedding from Church World Service warehouses including hurricane Carla victims Cuban refugees Hattie Greece. Goal 10000 blankets with 300 per church plus postage.
The Euphrades Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Hugh Hawk for a word study program. Members read original stories from a special word list and discussed terms such as peripatetic diaphanous effulgent nuance mores activist anachronism and subparabolic.
A 19 inch pie shell with pecans and brown sugar forms the crust. The custard blends pumpkin with evaporated milk eggs and spices then bakes until set, served with whipped cream. Readers are invited to submit recipes for a $1 prize per published contribution.
Mrs. Sherman leads an AAUW book review on the life and contributions of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II. She highlights their partnership, landmark shows such as Oklahoma South Pacific The King and I Me and Juliet Allegro Carousel and Show Boat. Guests and hostesses noted at the meeting.
The Dorothy Kinney Circle of the First Baptist Church held Christmas programs at Shadylawn and Goodwill nursing homes on Monday. Miss Georgia Matthews led devotions at Goodwill, and Mrs. Leof Hayes at Shadylawn. Cookies and Christmas cards were given to patients. The group then met at Mrs. H. B. Bondurant's home for a lesson by Mrs. Earl Parrish, with Mrs. Lois Riggs presiding for 15 attendees. They plan to send gifts of money to special missionaries.
Mrs. Paul Cole reviewed Pat Boone's The Real Christmas at the Twentieth Century Book Club meeting. She called Boone a popular songster with a reverent interpretation of Christmas and a Christian faith in action. Hostess Mrs. Kenneth Burg led 19 members and two guests at 809 North Fifth Street.
Nice detailing lends softness to a sheath with figure following lines. Pattern No 3117 comes in sizes 10 through 18, with size 14 using 34 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 35 cents for this pattern to Iris Lane, The Telegram, Box 1490, New York, NY. Add 2 cents for each extra pattern for first class mailing. For the new Fall Winter Pattern Book sending 50 cents gains access to the latest designs and comprehensive sewing lessons.
Calendar of meetings and events for newcomers in Barden city including Regina bit Mrs cannon Hickberry DIA WOMAN'S Society Gentle meetings at 3 30 Fanieé Coverad-Dieh gupper Rally Malecn Buffalo Petavilla and Joe Benson 1206 Bel Anna Covered Dieh, Vogue Club gift exchange, Christmas dinner Flamingo party, Temperance Union, APTHAX Christmas meeting, Old Timers Club recreation and coffee fund, High School casual pool tournament, Royal Neighbors Lodge election of officers, Say Bless guest on Bingo Night, Parish luncheon at St Thomas Episcopal Church, Rebekah Lodge visit, Rebekah Sunshine Party time note, Wednesday Rebekah event.
The Rev Henry Eden Wright of St Thomas Episcopal Church attends the Clergy Conference in Great Bend today and tomorrow. Eta Epsilon pledge Chery Abn Nanninga daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville V Nanninga 611 N 3rd pledged at Stephens College in Columbia Mo where she is a junior Initiation of pledges set for early February. Guests of Mr and Mrs Clifford Culbertson included Mr and Mrs Meryle Brooks and family of Thayer. Eight Church of the Brethren representatives attend a one day Christian Education Workshop at Quinter on Saturday. The list includes Mrs Herbert Dougherty Mrs Glen Widows Mrs Ray Hudson Mrs Royal Hornbaker Mrs Russell Courtney Mr and Mrs Robert Loper and Rev Rotruck.
The Lincoln Goodwill Home Demonstration Unit held its annual Christmas dinner at Mrs. William Drees's home 808 North 4th. County economics agent Elsie Branden installed new officers, Elmo Frazier and Dessie Adams attended as guests. Nineteen members answered roll call with My Best Christmas. Rather than exchanging gifts, the group bought a Use-size doll for the Logopedics Center and ended with a treasure hunt recreation led by Mrs. Drees.
Episcopal Women organize a fundraising sale featuring 2 Ibs Duncan Hines fruitcakes priced at $2.25. Call 6-4648 or 6-6047 for details and orders.
Lincoln School plans an 8 p m Christmas program on December 15. Monday night 25 members attended the Lincoln Assembly at the school. Nellie Moore spoke on handwriting analysis noting it reveals suitable jobs or mates. Joice Anderson and Cathy Merrill played piano solos. Mrs James Patterson led the meeting. The $5 room prize went to Mrs Glen Lederer's room. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Willard McGinn and Mrs Everett Oshel. The next assembly will meet January 8.
A miscellaneous bridal shower for Vicki Mercer, daughter of Clyde and Mrs. Mercer, was hosted at Mrs. Lester Clark's home. Denis Erhart, future husband of Mercer, hails from Eminence. Guests included Mrs. Mercer and Mrs. Erhart, with corsages for honoree and both mothers. A Christmas forest motif featured pinecone garlands, greenery, and gold and white trimming. Several local women attended as listed.
The Gamma Mu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha plans a caroling party on December 11 with a meeting at 7 p.m. at 1204 Spruce with Mrs Ed Cox. A Christmas social for members and husbands was held last night at the Civic Center hosted by Mrs Charles Anstaett and Mrs Melvin Tunis with Mrs Lee Taylor leading carols. Crazy bridge was played and the hostess pizza was won by Mrs Wendell Maddox.
Dear Ann Landers answers a set of reader questions about manners dating stepfamilies and car usage. The column addresses a perfectionist date critique a teen leaving home advice on staying in school and driving errands for aging relatives plus a note about funeral propriety and a request for her teenage drinking booklet.
Mrs Hantla led the Minerva Sunday School Class for 33 members of the First Methodist Church on Friday afternoon with scripture prophecy and a Christmas song. Assisted by Mrs W R Kelley and Mrs Mary Keller, the group sang carols and organized a Christmas tree with gifts for each attendee. A groceries basket will aid the needy. hostess Mrs Nellie Handy with the December committee welcomed guests including Miss Lillie Phelps and others.
Rainbow Girls hold a rummage sale at Finn Cleaners located at 111 East Chestnut, starting 9 a.m. Saturday. Funds support group activities and community service. volunteers welcome.
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