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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1967
Page
3
The food editor suggests cranberry sherbet as a palate cleanser with roast turkey. It can be served in sherbet glasses or patternglass dishes, with fruit or vanilla ice cream desserts, garnished with mint or citron. The recipe uses cranberries orange juice gelatin sugar lemon juice in a simple freezing method.
Mrs Otis Frazier hosted a noon luncheon for the Royal Neighbor Social Club with nineteen members exchanging recipes and activities led by Mrs Billie Degenhart and assistants Mrs W P Boles and Mrs Addie Thompson.
More than 200 women attended the Women’s Division of the Chamber of Commerce tasting tea on Sunday afternoon while some men guests also attended. Attendees sampled colorful preparations from division members and could purchase recipes. Door prizes funded by Mrs. Bill Crowley went to Mrs. W. M. Flynn, Mrs. Oscar Bird, and Dorothy Schmale, with prizes including a feather angel, a feather Christmas tree, and a feather flower Christmas arrangement.
Mrs. Ray Vannaman shares a creamed fruit salad recipe using crushed pineapple lemon gelatin cream cheese pimento celery pecans whipped cream and optional whipped topping. Drain pineapple juice add water boil dissolve gelatin chill fold in remaining ingredients pour into a baking dish and chill to serve 12.
Simon Trent Fansler the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Fansler Jr observed his first birthday on Wednesday in Chestnut. Guests included great grandmothers Mrs C W Springer Mrs N J Spanier grandparents Mr and Mrs James Springer and Mr and Mrs Nick Spanier Jr plus Mr and Mrs Russell Dillman.
The Minerva Class of the Methodist Church held its annual Christmas party Friday afternoon in Wesley Hall chaired by Mrs. Conrad Knief. Guests included Mrs. E. P. Rogers Mrs. Larry Nystrum Mrs. Louis Taliaferro and Mrs. C. M. Fogleman. A duet Star of the East by Mrs. Nystrum and Mrs. Taliaferro featured special music. The pair also directed Christmas cards while gifts were exchanged among members and guests.
A Garden City Telegram reader pattern note describes dress No 3327 in sizes 14 through 28 with fabric needs and sleeveless option. It instructs sending 40 cents plus 5 cents postage to Iris Lane Morris Plains New Jersey for the pattern and adds a 50 cent Fall-Winter Pattern Book coupon offer.
A luncheon salad features cooked shrimp served on lettuce with cooked frozen arti choke hearts sliced tomatoes and cucumber. Thousand Island dressing accompanies the dish.
A reader asks what to tell a wife about his same sex attraction and possible annulment or divorce. Ann replies the husband should tell his wife the truth and seek legal options. an annulment or divorce may be best to allow her to live with a man who can give her love and children.
Mrs J K Dunavant demonstrated gift wrapping with specialty shapes and designs for eight Aurora Study Club members at Mrs Marvin McMichael’s home. Prizes went to Mrs Raymond Dicks and Mrs Marvin McMichael. An Ed Whitmer quiz awarded a prize to Mrs Dunavant.
Social clubs list a week of meetings and activities. Odd Fellow Supper and regular meeting at Odd Fellow Hall, Royal Neighbor Lodge luncheon, WCTU at First Baptist Church, Country Friends Club luncheon with Blanche Harms, American Association of University Women with Luau Inn meeting, Garden Club luncheon and Christmas party, Acorn Club cookie exchange, and Southwest Kansas Ghmant and Mineral Society elections at the Masonic Temple.
Mr and Mrs Lee Kemper left Monday for their winter home in Holiday Village Mesa Arizona and will return to Garden City for the holidays. Returning to Manhattan Wednesday were Mr and Mrs Ward Larson who had been guests of the Kempers Mrs Larson is a daughter of the Kempers.
Mrs. Tommy Brungardt hosted two Prairie Hens Extension Homemakers as they shared Christmas gift and decoration suggestions. Mrs. Robert Peat presented a lesson titled Credit or Cash stressing credit use staying while bankruptcy rises. The group plans a dance at Eagles Lodge with the Ray Hudson band and collected a Thanksgiving gift basket for a family and Larned State Hospital.
The Gamma Mu group met at Mrs. Archie Shook’s home to discuss charity efforts. A report on a benefit bridge party preceded a decision to adopt a local family for Christmas and a clothing aid project for high school girls. Children at the Logopedics Clinic received presents.
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