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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1963
Page
4
Dates are simmered to soft pulp then mixed with soda boiling water butter and remaining ingredients. Batter fills five greased No 2 cans baked 325 degrees for 75 to 90 minutes then cooled in can. Fresh tasting but improves with age. keeps two to three weeks wrapped in a cool place.
A brief home care note suggests keeping tissues handy while trimming the tree. It advises dusting ornaments with a soft tissue before hanging, and using glass cleaner to remove stubborn spots. The tip also mentions using canned fruit pie fillings to make milk shakes for children.
Mrs Don Talley led a 22 member Alpha Tau chapter discussion on How is Your Conversation A double circle formed as members explored topics for an entertaining lesson The meeting was presided by President Mrs Doug Tedrow Hostesses were Mrs Moritz and Mrs Robert Widows at 1507 North Avenue A $5 gift was voted for Garden City Police Dept for gift wrapping supplies A picture taking booth with Senta at Ideal's Food Store was planned Members exchanged Christmas gifts Mrs Richard Drussell won the hostess prize Jan 13 meeting at 8 pm will be hosted by Mrs Joe Taylor 405 Magnolia
PEO Chapter X hosted a Christmas program Friday afternoon at Mrs. Russell Maxfield’s 1103 FE Hazel home with Mrs. L D Williamson in charge. Geraldine Knox read the Luke gospel story while Benet’s A Child is Born was sung by Mrs. Bill Brown. Mrs. Joe Vanderwelde performed No Candle Was There No Fire and They Call Him Jesus, and humor by Mrs. William Witt in Santa Claus attire added gifts for 27 members. Mrs. Gaylord Edling joined the club as a new member and President Mrs. Everett Miller presided at a green and white tea.
Mrs Leigh Perry narrated portraits of noble women from the Bible during the Monday Club program Portraits of Nobility. She linked history to Christ’s birth and described Ruth Esther Mary and Martha and Mary Magdalene as figures of beauty and goodwill.
Vivian Brown reports that dolls are increasingly lifelike this season with kissing mouths, thumb sucking, and a crank-up hospital bed with a fever chart. Designers add varied wardrobes, 40 inch kindergarten dolls, corrugated fiberboard play settings, and versatile accessories. A talking doll links to a record player for ongoing conversations.
Dec. & Bettie Meredith of Scott City married Elwin L. Mead of Garden City at First Methodist Church Scott City. Officiated by Rev. Elmer W. Wrinkle. The couple will reside in Garden City after a wedding trip to Mexico Texas and Oklahoma.
Donna Rose was named by Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hahn of 11 St John for a daughter born November 13. Tammy Sue is the name selected by Mr. and Mrs. Leland Combs of Deerfield for a daughter born December 2. Shirley Lee was picked by Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hale of Santa Ana for a girl born November 22. Helen Isabelle is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Pete Marquardt of Imperial Route for a girl born November 27. Mary Alice was selected by Mr. and Mrs. Guy B. Moore of Route 1 for a daughter born November 25.
A reader friendly roundup of local clubs and church groups listing December gatherings. Details include times, venues, hosts and requested items such as canned goods and gifts for charitable exchanges. Activities span dinners, parties, lunches, dances, bridge events, and gift exchanges across community venues and organizers.
Leonard Ray Moody was promoted from third class Interior Communications to second class IC in November. He will arrive home Monday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Moody, 1511 N. ath. He will return Jan. 3 to the USS Paul Revere, San Diego, Calif., for nine months overseas duty. Also returning Friday night from a two week California vacation were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stowers, 509 N. 13th, who visited their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lea Long, in Orange, and stayed with relatives in Pomona, Cheney, Downey and Bell during Thanksgiving.
Guidance on safely handling broken Christmas tree ornaments and nut roasting tips. Advises sweeping up large pieces, using a damp paper towel for splinters, and roasting chestnuts with a small amount of salad oil per cup of nuts in a shallow pan.
Dear Ann Landers offers advice on a groom, a handicapped bride, and a secretary facing a demanding boss wife. The column discusses quiet wedding plans, professional boundaries, and dating regrets, ending with notice of Ann Landers new book and how to send questions.
Mrs. Donald Miller was guest of honor at a farewell coffee at the home of Mrs. Dale Bjorklyn, 1404 North Third, as she moves to Salina where her husband becomes Rogers Paint store manager. Present were Mrs. Alvin Bjorklun, Mrs. Kenneth Butt, Mrs. Cecil Davis, Mrs. Marshall Gribble, Mrs. P. C. Michel, and the hostess.
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