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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1960
Page
16
Readable text fragment from Garden City Telegram page dated December 13 1960. Contains brief item likely a local note or short report with named individuals, places, or organizations referenced in the issue.
Mrs. H. P. Woertendyke spoke on narcotics use and effects at the Friday WCTU meeting in Wesley Hall First Methodist Church. Hosts Mrs. Oliver Brecheisen and Mrs. C. A. Wiley led 22 members with Christmas decorations and scripture devotion. A Christmas remembrance fund was approved for ill and shut‑in members. next meeting set for Jan 13 at the Brethren Church with hostess Mrs. John Whitely.
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Recommend crushing a garlic clove into salad oil and rubbing it over the chicken before roasting to impart garlic flavor. This method adds a rich, aromatic note to the roast.
Community calendar lists Christmas parties gift exchanges and dances at Goodwill Nursing Home Civic Center and local halls. Includes Juco Dance Gamma Mu Jaycee Jaynes Sain Aulia Club and more with hosts and addresses for weekly social gatherings and meals.
Dr. A. B. Gardner, dentist, will be in Garden City from December 19 to 24 at 31042 N Main. Hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 each day. Call BR 6-7491 for appointments.
Eagles Ladies Auxiliary hosted a Christmas turkey dinner with over 250 in attendance at the Eagles Lodge. Mrs. Gene Sloan led the program committee. Children performed a variety show including Jo Sloan accordion solo Rhonda Long piano solo Yondolyn Kleiser and Albert Savolt Jr vocal. Jay Sloan Jo Sloan and Lester Webb led a skit with 12 lodge members as Santa distributed gifts and treats.
Safeway employees and families from Dodge City Liberal and Garden City gathered at St Marys Center for the annual turkey dinner and Christmas party. Santa Claus distributed gifts and candy to children and colored cartoons were shown. About 70 people attended with Garden City store as host. committee members included Bruce Robinson Jim Dumler Desmond Pickett George Yeadon and George Baxter.
A shopper suggests a matched Capri set from Modern Day's Sportswear Dept for Christmas, priced between $5.99 and $8.99, highlighting affordable gift options.
Mrs. Henry Hall returned home from Hutchinson after two weeks with her mother Mrs. W A Krebs of Little River who was in hospital. Jack Hoffman and his mother Mary Hoffman came from Lodi California after visiting her brother David Utz who died Monday morning. Curtis Yardley and daughter Cheryl visited in Wichita on a business trip. Neighbors gathered for informal coffee with honored guest Mrs. Leopold formerly of Sweden. Mary Rundell returned from Hawaii visiting Los Angeles and sightseeing. Elizabeth Menke hosted her daughter and grandson visitors over the weekend. Ronald Lee celebrated his third birthday with a family party.
The Lazy Daisies HDU held a Yuletide party at Friends School hosted by Mrs Earl Fisher. Mrs D E Miller led carols and presided over roll call and business matters. New project leaders were chosen for the coming year including Mrs Mark Enschler and others. A gift exchange concluded the evening with Mrs Jack Corn receiving the hostess gift. The next meeting will be January 12 at 8 p.m.
The Kountry Kuzins Home Demonstration Unit held a Christmas party and turkey dinner at the Luau Inn on Saturday night. Members and their husbands exchanged gifts, selected places and lessons for the year, and the hostess gift went to Mrs. Ernest Higgs. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. August Koster, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Higgs, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cooley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brinkmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClure, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dickenson. The next meeting will be a covered dish luncheon on Jan 18 at Mrs. Earl Dougherty’s home.
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Dear Feathers: Husbands should not make wives clean game or fish. A wife supports a husband’s hobby but should not be the pheasant plucker. Dear A F R: Teachers must guard confidences. a teacher leaking a student’s faults violates professional ethics. Dear No Name: a teenage girl risks harm from a father daughter dynamic. seek medical help and family therapy.
The Progressive Home Demonstration Unit held a Christmas dinner at Mrs. Adrin Small's Holcomb home. Hostesses included Mrs. Jack Adams and Mrs. Bert Robins. Twenty two members attended roll call, gifts were exchanged, and new officers installed by Mrs. R. E. York. The group plans to furnish a hospital room at St Catherine’s in memory of the Clutter family with support from Holcomb Community Church Circle.
A large kettle with a perforated insert allows boiling pasta and lifting it out to drain directly in the insert. This design simplifies cooking and draining in one vessel.
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