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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1964
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers shares two letters about domestic frictions. A frustrated wife endures petty husband quirks and seeks coping advice. A man contemplates a costly inheritance trigger after resisting his father’s tobacco and alcohol rule. Both callers face relationship strain and guidance from Ann Landers.
Patricia Ann was chosen for the Paradas daughter born November 15 at 209 S. 12th. Anthony Joseph is the Orozcos son born November 1 at 10a 8 3rd. Kimberly Alice is the Sparks daughter born November 30 at 1003 N. 8th. Gary Lynn is the Gipsons son born November 27 in Holcomb.
Sorosis Club Christmas gathering was hosted Monday night at Mrs. Jim Pinegar’s home with assistant hosts Mrs. Darrell Douglas Mrs. Robert Walker and Mrs. John F Walters. Junior High members attended and sang carols as gifts were distributed by Santa’s helpers Judy and John Pinegar.
A cooking note explains that corned beef and ham labeled boiled are better when simmered. Simmering keeps the meat tender, with water just bubbling around the edges at about 185 degrees Fahrenheit, preventing dryness and stringiness.
A late December social schedule lists multiple groups with Christmas dinners, gift exchanges, and special programs. Included are Women's clubs at Luau Inn and various church, community, and lodge gatherings with times, locations, and host contact details. Activities span dinners, luncheons, guest days, and Christmas programs across several venues.
Mrs J C Carter hosted the Twentieth Century Book Club meeting with fourteen members as Mrs Paul Cole reviewed Audrey Needles’s "An Angel Blushed." She opened with Luke 2 4 14 and a poem Kid's Stuff noting earthly problems appear through a heavenly angle where time is measured in eons.
Fifteen Acorn Club members met Monday afternoon at Mrs Ruth Ruckel home sharing Christmas cookies and recipes. The program on Biblical Archaeology explained archaeology as the study of past history through recovered artifacts and examples including pyramids outside Mexico City and Rome’s catacombs. Members cited stone age finds and evidence of the flood from Haley bible handbook and the Near East manuscript cave find dated between 100 B C and 70 A D. Next meeting set for December 14 at 2 30 p m with Mrs Sam Gish.
The engagement of Phyllis Jean Nevins to Larry Green is announced by Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Nevins of Kearney Nebraska. Nevins is a Garden City High School and Garden City Junior College graduate employed at St. Catherine Hospital. Green attends Nebraska State Teachers College at Kearney and served four years in the United States Marine Corps. A June wedding is planned.
Recipe for a no bake fruitcake using graham crackers candied cherries pineapple nuts milk and marshmallows aged in waxed paper lined pans with sherry during aging and stored in refrigerator for weeks. Includes prize offer for submissions and source credit.
Kalvesta students will perform Christmas programs on December 22 at Theoni and December 23 at Kalvesta. Dismissal is 2 p.m. Dec. 23. program begins at 7:30 p.m. Students should arrive by 7 p.m. Christmas vacation runs Dec. 24 to Jan. 4. Various local residents and guests are noted at family visits and community events.
Lincoln Goodwill Home Demonstration Unit held a Christmas luncheon at the Luau Inn. New officers installed were Mrs. H. F. Morgan president, Mrs. W. H. Miller vice president, Mrs. Frank West secretary, Mrs. Thurman Lile treasurer, and Mrs. Bertha Roberts public relations. Mrs. Norman Thompson of the Kansas Home Demonstration Council presented slides from Hawai i. Special guest Mrs. Harry Harms attended. Members contributed a basket for a needy family and shared Christmas customs from other lands during roll call.
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