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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1962
Page
6
A festive note on making white sugar based caramel pralines with pecans. Includes history from The Original Picayune Creole Cook Book and a tested recipe with evaporated milk vanilla butter and pecans. Describes melting sugar to a golden color then folding into milk mix and cooling into firm drops.
A program of Christmas music delighted 33 members of PEO Chapter FF Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Claude Robinson. Performers included Mrs. Dean Davies on flute, Mrs. John Frazier on violin, and Mrs. Ray Calihan Jr. on piano, presenting The First Noel What Child Is This and Jesus Bambino.
The First Christian Church hosts a Christmas luncheon by the Christian Women's Fellowship in the Fellowship Hall with 67 attendees. Ruth Ball shares details of her Orient trip including Japan Formosa Hong Kong and Hawaii and notes an orphanage near Hong Kong aided by the Christian Herald. decor and displays accompany devotions by Mrs Lawrence Wallace. Hearthstone group to host Jan 3 at 2 pm in Baker Chapel.
A dense social notices page lists church circles, ladies clubs, and civic groups hosting Christmas dinners, gift exchanges, and special programs Tuesday through Friday. Highlights include Rebekah Lodge, Culture Study Club, Marguerite Roth reviewing Roy Rogers, Jaycees Christmas dinner at Security Building, United Presbyterian Women’s Association candlelight installation, and multiple Luau Inn gatherings with reserved seating and transportation notes.
Engaged Mr and Mrs Jesse John of Grand Junction announce the engagement of their daughter Janice Joy John to Richard Eugene Grogan, both graduates of Grand Junction High School. No wedding date set. Janice works at Kress's. Richard attends Mesa College and works at Gavin's Drug Store and the City Market. Paternal grandparents Jesse John and Mrs John of 803 North 4th. maternal grandparents Art Higgins and Mrs Higgins of 1905 North 3rd.
Returning yesterday from Norton were the Rev and Mrs Howard P Woertendyke of 1215 Pine Crest. He took part in the formal dedication of Norton First Methodist Church and helped start the funds for the new building. Also arriving Sunday from Dumas Texas was Miss Pat Todd to visit two weeks with Mrs Clarice Dodson of 712 N 6th Street.
Mrs. Max Parrish spoke on the history of Christmas carols at the Aurora Study Club meeting held Friday afternoon. Hostess Mrs. J. K. Dunavant entertained at Mrs. Ed Whitmer’s home. Prizes went to Mrs. Whitmer for recreation and Mrs. Dave McVickers for hostess. A Christmas party and gift exchange is planned for December 21 at 2 40 p.m. with Mrs. R A Dicks, Rt 1, as hostess.
Michael Holt son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Holt held his eighth birthday party at 906 Anderson on Friday evening. A space theme featured rockets inspired favors and a gold and brown eight candle cake. Guests included Mike Chambers Russell Boone Mike Holmes Eddie Drevnik Matthew Beckett Niles Burkett Billy Moore Kent Wells Stewart Nelson Steve Fenton Craig Jaggard Jimmy Saffles Craig Shaefer Don Harper and Craig Jones.
Trinity Lutheran Church hosted a Christmas party Sunday in Trinity Hall for 93 congregants. The Afternoon and Evening Circles of the Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society organized decorations, talks by Rev. Herman Mayer, carols, games, and refreshments led by committee chairs Jim Burns John Jones Phil Sroufe Forrest Uthe John Merz Jim Wolfe Earl Weiss Pete Mai Ernest Marquardt Dale Saffels Curtis Shipley Don Drees.
The Church of the Brethren Women’s Fellowship met Thursday in Fellowship Hall for a Christmas program centering on tree decorating. Co chairmen were Mrs. Herb Dougherty and Mrs. Robert Loper. Music featured Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer by David Mills Away in the Manger by Sheryl White and Jane Johnson What Child is This by Mrs. Dorsey Rotruck and a duet Star of the East by Charlotte Johnson and Joyce Lopez. Mrs. Glen Widows gave the dedication prayer and Mrs. Royal Hornbaker presided for 29 attendees. Devotions on the tree’s meaning were led by Mrs. Glen Widows. Hostesses were Mrs. Harry Hewson Mrs. Ronald Mott Mrs. Kenneth Smith and Mrs. David Crabb. The next all day meeting will start at 9 30 a m on Monday March 17 in Fellowship Hall Hostesses will be Mrs. Troy Moody Mrs. Chester Ulrich Mrs. Burl Loving and Mrs. Ellsworth Holmes.
Ann Landers addresses reader questions on male menopause and midlife changes noting men may show personality shifts in their 40s or 50s and should seek a physical checkup before possible psychiatric evaluation. Also advised is kindness to newspaper delivery workers facing unpaid bills, and guidance on limiting a gossiping widow’s dinners to protect family life.
bakers are advised to add grated orange rind to date and nut bread. for a two cup flour batch about 1 1 2 teaspoons of rind enhances flavor, a small variation that many cooks favor. the note emphasizes zest as a preferred enhancement in this common recipe.
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