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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1957
Page
3
Cook apple sauce cake with sugar shortening and egg. Stir soda into apple, lift together flour spices cocoa and baking powder. Cream mixture, stir in nuts and raisins. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Mrs Frank West 2615 C Street invites readers to submit favorite recipes for a $1 prize.
Fifteen junior federated club members gathered at Mrs. M. C. Philips home on a Monday afternoon. Estralita members led by Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Louis Wagner prepared entries while Mrs. Harold Collier, Mrs. Orie Dunn and Mrs. Lawrence Dawson gave Christmas devotions. Three Estralita members plan to enter, and each attendee donated a gift toy for the police department baskets.
Two new members were inducted into Epsilon Tata chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at Monday’s meeting. Initiation rites were held for Mrs. John Riggs and Mrs. Bob Goss. An open discussion on Christmas ideas closed the evening at a member’s home.
Calendar lists BPW Club Christmas party at Hotel Warren with gift exchange and reservations, Rainbow Girls initiation at Masonic Temple, WSCS Executive meeting at Methodist church, Newman Club event, First Baptist Church gathering, Community Circle Christmas program, Saint Martha's Guild and Mary Martha class meet, and various club meetings with hosts and locations. Includes pre Christmas party note and children’s clothing drive.
Lincoln Goodwill held its annual Christmas luncheon at Connie's cafe before a program at Mrs. J. J. Rundell's home featuring Kathryn Sughrue with colored slides of local home demonstration unit and 4 H activities. Mrs. William Spell was installed president with others installed as officers. guests included Mrs. Sughrue and several local members.
Panal Paragraphs covers yesterday's coffees hosted by Mes Emil Salyer and Mrs. Taylor Jones at 1012 N Main, a Rebekah lodge shower for Mrs. Robert Peat, and numerous guests from Satanta to Clovis. A bridal party toast for Mrs. Peat, plus travels of residents visiting Pueblo and Dodge City, updates on a new duplicate bridge scoring at the Civic Center, and open house plans for Mr. and Mrs. Wright of Sublette celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary.
At Jones school a holiday pageant by fourth graders showcased Christmas story themes through song, instrumental music, word and art. Judy Scheer, sixth grade, introed a pantomime and played carols on violin. Mrs Showalter led with Margarite Roth on piano. devotions by Mrs Teeple. Third grade mothers hosted.
Susan Marie Shafer born November 23 at 805 E Chestnut to Mr. and Mrs Marvin Shafer. Martha Ann Trayer born November 18 at 411 Magnolia to Mr. and Mrs Danny Trayer. Joel Leon Eder born November 7 to Mr. and Mrs John L Eder of Leon. Dona Louise Kells born November 24 at Satanta to Mr. and Mrs Walter Kells. Robert Scott Adam born November 23 at Holcomb to Mr. and Mrs Norman Lee Adam. Wanda Kay Baier born November 30 at Holcomb to Mr. and Mrs Val Baier. Carole Ann Smith born November 28 at S Starrie to Mr. and Mrs Joe D Smith. David Brian Wade born November 27 at 311 N 10th to Mr. and Mrs Gary Wade.
Classified note urges readers to use Telegram for buying or selling items. Details are limited, but emphasis is on using the messaging platform for transactions.
The American Legion Auxiliary parley met at Downing's for dinner and business. They agree to aid disabled ex service women in a veteran hospital and will furnish a gift for each disabled nurse at Winter's General Hospital in Topeka. They also vote to send a revised Bible to the hospital study group.
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