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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1955
Page
7
A traditional sugar cookie method using butter, sugar, eggs and flour. The dough requires chilling, rolling thin, and a cinnamon sugar sprinkle before baking in a hot oven for about 19 minutes. The note invites readers to send recipes for a chance to win a prize and cites attribution rules.
The Happy Homemakers Farm Bureau unit met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Clemon's home for their annual Christmas party. Mr. and Mrs. George Bergrove returned to their new home at 807 N. 3rd Street after a three month visit in California. The A. L. Ducknall Store company held its annual Christmas party Thursday evening with a dinner at the Warren hotel.
Fern Mae Munsey daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Munsey of Satanta and Shorty Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Denton Rogers of Sallisaw Okla were married in Clayton New Mexico on December 3 The bride graduated Satanta High School last spring and the groom graduated Sallisaw High School They will live in Satanta Mrs Rogers will assist her parents in operating the Satanta Sweet Shop and Mr Rogers works on a farm Also notes about Kansas sugar factory history and Finney County volume and local gift offer.
Fragmented radio listings show programs and NBC broadcasts from December 10 and 11, including The Weatherman, Bob Wells Reports, Monitor NBC, Grand Ole Opry, and various music and religious programs across NBC and local stations with multiple time slots and show names. Names include Kiplinger, Jon Tennessen, Tony Jewell, and Dean Wiley among others.
Holcomb PTA showed slides of South America by Charles Drew at a film night. An oyster stew and chili supper benefited the group. A community song was directed by Robert Anderson. A 4-H girls sextet sang Put Christ Back Into Christmas with accompanist Linda Brown.
Students of Mrs Melvin Dimmitt presented a costume piano program titled Out of the Old West featuring Richie Patrick Kenneth Wasson Dale Bond Kenneth Stoner Winston Scott Henry Avila and Roger Stoner. Families attend University productions and birthday celebrations mark a busy community day with local clergy and civic members hosting gatherings.
Community clubs and meetings fill the Sugar City social schedule from Friday through Wednesday. Promenade at Lincoln School, WCTU tea, Beta Sigma Phi and church group events appear alongside numerous Christmas parties, gift exchanges, and installation ceremonies hosted by local households and lodges.
Mrs. Ray Shearmire hosted the Shallow Water HDU gathering at 1201 Parkwood with members and guests from Scott City and Garden City. Recreation led by Mrs. Duwane Patton and Mrs. Oscar Patton included a mystery gift exchange and a Christmas grab bag for all children. Volume 2 of The History of Finney County offered at Norris Drug for $5.
The Women’s Missionary Society of First Baptist met at Mrs. Gene Fletcher’s home. Mrs. H. B. Bondurant opened with prayer as Christmas carols were sung. Devotions by Mrs. Oliver Bebermeyer on Stars in the Scripture and a skit Give and Take directed by Mrs. W. A. Selover featured Mmes. Wheaton Angell Dailey Evans Lynes Ramsey Smith Hudspeth DeCamp Reid Bondurant. Gene Cooper provided piano music.
Mrs Wheaton led a Christmas event with gifts on a miniature tree. Closing prayer by Mrs DeWitt Craft, hostesses Mrs Fletcher Mrs Craft and Mrs George Loewen with 26 members and 6 children. DID YOU KNOW Garden City was platted April 8 1879 by Garden City Town Company. Volume 2 History of Finney County on sale at Norris Drug $5. A wonderful Christmas gift. 25-11
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