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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1964
Page
3
A detailed home recipe for a double crust cranberry pie with fresh cranberries brown sugar cinnamon and molasses. Instructions cover crust lining lattice topping baking at 420F then 325F for about an hour and serving with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream plus a reader prize note.
A reader recounts a manipulative, grieving relative pressuring a mother’s will and asks how to act. Ann advises staying out of the family dispute and letting relatives settle it themselves. A separate letter concerns a married woman with a tumor pregnancy and a father’s paternity question, counsel to avoid revealing the father and to seek medical guidance. The final note describes a husband’s wife who parties and passes out, suggesting alcoholism is untreated and recommending AA and Ann Landers’ marriage booklet.
Calendar of social events lists lodge meetings clubs church activities and parties for December 1964 in Garden City. Notable items include Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellow Hall draping and Christmas parties at multiple venues. Salmagundi Club, Newman Club, and Women’s groups hosting carryover events. and a square dance fundraiser. Also includes a quick supper recipe suggestion using canned salmon.
When potatoes and carrots are par boiled before joining the roast, save the cooking liquid. Use it to enrich the meat gravy, adding depth and savor to the finished dish.
Linda Nation daughter of Oakley residents married Gary W. Mueller in Clinton Oklahoma Methodist parsonage on November 22. Rev L W Skaggs officiated with Roxanna McIntyre and Charles Allen as attendants. The couple will reside at 8034 Pearl after honeymooning in Oklahoma City. The bride, a Scott City student and Avon rep, and the groom, a Garden City High School graduate and body and fender mechanic, are from Kansas.
Christmas hints suggest a new look-alike sleepwear set including quilted robes, sleep boots, lace trimmed pajamas, and curler bonnets. Advice covers pre shrinking fabrics and checking tags for shrinkage control as a practical guide for sewing or shopping for a prissy miss.
Brethren Women Fellowship decorated the church Christmas tree at an all day work session with carols a skit and a devotion given by Mrs. Ladd. Joyce Lopez performed Spirit, of Christmas while Wayne Bowmans were thanked. The group spent remaining time quilting and rolling bandages with next session set for January 21 in Fellowship Hall.
Christian Women’s Fellowship held its annual Christmas luncheon in Fellowship Hall with 48 women and six children attending. Hostesses were Warene Tester and Mary Lio groups. tables formed a tree and nativity scenes were displayed. Mrs. Claude Woodard led the business meeting. program “The Shadow the Wise Man Cast” was presented in Baker Chapel. Narrators included Mrs. Max Parrish and others. carols led by Mrs. Leroy Barnum with organ by Mrs. Lawrence Joyce. Next meeting January 7 with Hearthstone young mothers as hostess.
Mrs G A Rhodes and Mrs E A Cook hosted the Unique Study Club Christmas party at 307 Elm. Ellis B Titus chaired with assist from Fred Brown and John Kindschi. Guests sang carols, Brown read Outside of Christmas, and a parody on Twelve Days of Christmas plus a Friendship poem were shared. Gift exchange was led by club president W P Bryant.
Squire Shop owner Bob Long spoke to the senior high Future Homemakers of America on “What active adults and high school men are wearing.” He displayed jackets in suede corduroy and iridescent fabrics and noted trends in sweaters V neck pullovers ties and jewelry. Gifts were given to Cherie Jo Walker and Cinda Lanam as program chairman Janet Barnett and president Jana Alexander led the event.
St James Lutheran Women of the Church met Thursday with Rev Paul Schairer speaking on readiness to give and basing stewardship on what one has. Dorcas circle gathered at Mrs Joe Nelson home and Mary group met at the church with Mrs Darwin Rundle hosting. Elected as group leaders were Mrs I Eugene Jones and Mrs Darwin Rundle. next year’s general chairman is Mrs Richard Seitz with Mrs Norman Staats named treasurer.
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