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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1960

Page

3

Mrs. Woertendyke Speaks on Narcotics at WCTU Meeting

Mrs H P Woertendyke addressed the Woman's Christian Temperance Union on Narcotics their Use and Effects at a Friday session in Wesley Hall First Methodist Church. Hostesses Mrs Oliver Brecheisen and Mrs C A Wiley greeted 22 members. decorations included a Christmas bouquet and creche. Devotions by Mrs Bryant Garnend referenced Luke's Christmas story and Love Came Down at Christmas. The business meeting elected funds for ill and shut-in members and adjourned to Jan 13 at the Brethren Church hosted by Mrs John Whitely.

H. P. Woertendyke Woman's Christian Temperance Union Oliver Brecheisen C. A. Wiley Wesley Hall First Methodist Church Bryant Garnend Clyde Sheaks The Brethren Church John Whitely

Cooking note on broiling ground patties and chicken

Instructions note longer cook time for ground poultry patties than beef. Suggest using garlic flavor by crushing a clove in salad oil to rub over the chicken before roasting.

Community Social Events Calendar Highlights

A dense listing of social gatherings and Christmas parties from numerous clubs and organizations. Includes JUCO DANCE Civic Center gatherings, Gamma Mu pan Moe Ray Owen Christmas events, Jaycee Jaynes supper, Saint Paulia Club recipes and gifts, Rainbow Girls and BPW dinners, Scribblers writers group, Star Club husband party, Pierceville Woman's Club gift exchanges, and country dances at the new armory. Also notes Newcomers Club food drive and various church groups with luncheons and service projects.

Mia Fay Gordanier Eminence Rt Gay Nitersidu St. Thomas Episcopal Parrish Wall Jaycee Jaynes Dean Trammond Davis Saint Paulia Club Lula Borgman Hazel B. Williams Garden City Ave Star Club Downing Pierceville SUCN Civic Centar Christian Women's Fellowship Velma Larson Edwin Heismeyer Wilma Tye Walter Baker W. Fulton Venita Whitmer G.M. Mosely Ethel Shreve A.M. Fleming Qld Corral Maris Stella Club Henry Weldon Woman's Society of Christian Service Buest NOBLE R. R. Marmon Harmony Hou Harry Harms Minerva Nellie Handy Loyal Workers Lula Bergman Progressive Readers Club Ralph Miller Crestway New Armory Tommy Allen Civic Center P.m Anderson

Eagles Lodge Christmas Party Highlighted By Children

Over 250 attended the Christ mas turkey dinner at the Eagles Lodge Sunday night hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs. Gene Sloan led the program committee. A varied children’s program featured Jo Sloan accordion Rhonda Long piano Yondolyn Kleiser solo Albert Savolt Jr vocal and a skit by Jay Jo Sloan Lester Webb and 12 lodge members. Santa arrived with gifts and treats for the youngsters.

Eagles' Ladies Auxiliary Eagles Lodge Gene Sloan Jo Sloan Rhonda Yondolyn Kleiser Albert Savolt Jr Jay Lester Webb Santa

Safeway Fetes Families Sunday at St Mary's Center

Safeway stores in Dodge City Liberal and Garden City hosted a Sunday turkey dinner and Christmas party for employees and families at St Mary's Center. About 70 attendees enjoyed gifts from Santa and color cartoons. Garden City store hosted with committee members listed.

Safeway Dodge City Liberal Garden City St. Mary’s Center Santa Claus

Local social notes recount visits and family events

Mrs. Henry Hall travels from 906 N 3rd to Hutchinson to visit her mother in hospital. Jack Hoffman and his mother return from California after visiting a brother who died. Curtis Yardley and daughter Cheryl visit Wichita on a business trip. Mrs. Earl Baker hosts a neighborhood coffee with guests including Mrs. Dick Leopold and others. Mary Rundell tours Disneyland and Knotts Berry Farm on return from Hawaii. Elizabeth Menke hosts her daughter and grandson. Ronald Lee marks a third birthday with a family gathering including several relatives.

Henry Hall Hutchinson W. A. Krebbs Little River Wichita Curtis Yardley Cheryl Pennsylvania Earl Baker Dick Leopold Eugene Sweden Pamela Sue Shirley Jane Boters Bakers Germany Mace Jewell Harold Carlson Earle Baker

Yuletide Party by Lazy Daisies at Friends School

The Lazy Daisies HDA held a Yuletide party at Friends School hosted by Mrs. Earl Fisher. Mrs. D E Miller presided, carols were sung, ten members attended, and new project leaders were chosen for the coming year. The next meeting will be January 12 at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Mark Enschler hosting.

The Friends School Earl Fisher D.E. Miller Mark Enschler Jack Corn Flynn Stover Kansas Bill Gile Friend

Kountry Kuzins Husbands Honored At Christmas Party

The Luau Inn hosted the Kountry Kuzins Home Demonstration Unit Christmas party and turkey dinner for members and husbands. Gifts were exchanged, hostess prize won by Mrs. Ernest Higgs, and plans for the coming year set during the meeting. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. August Koster, Kenneth and Mrs. Becker, Gerald and Mrs. Becker, Earl and Mrs. Dougherty, Leroy and Mrs. Cooley, Charles and Mrs. Brinkmeyer, Frank and Mrs. McClure, Dale and Mrs. Dickenson. Next meeting Jan 18 at Mrs. Earl Dougherty’s home.

Luau Inn Kountry Kuzins Home Ernest Higgs August Koster Kenneth Becker Gerald Becker Earl Dougherty Leroy Cooley Charles Brinkmeyer Frank McClure Dale Dickenson

Tomato Curry Sauce for Fish or Omelet

A simple idea to brighten a dish is to pop up tomato sauce for fish or omelet with curry powder and a touch of thyme. The combination enhances flavor with warm, aromatic notes and a light tang from the tomato base.

Feathers Fly as Hunting Season Sparks Household Strife

Dear Feathers Fly: Husbands should not dump birds on wives for cleaning. If a man enjoys hunting he should do the dirty work. Teachers ethics questioned after a teacher revealed a pupil’s private struggles in a social setting. A father’s overprotective behavior toward his 16 year old daughter prompts call for medical advice and professional therapy.

Ann Landers A. F. Ro

Mrs Small Hosts HDU Yule Party in Holcomb

The Progressive Home Demonstration Unit hosted a Christmas dinner at Mrs Adria Small's Holcomb home Friday evening with 22 members. Hostesses were Mrs Jack Adams and Mrs Bert Robins. Gifts, new officers, and planned projects for a hospital room donation were announced.

Progressive Home Demonstration Unit Adria Small Holcomb Jack Adams Bert Robins R. EH. York Mike Rome Clyde Shorter Progressive Hdu St. Catherine’s Clutter Holcomb Community Church Circle R. E. York Wilbur Ulrich Jack Hoffman

Perforated insert kettle aids boiling pasta

A large kettle with a perforated insert makes boiling spaghetti or macaroni easier. The pasta can be lifted out and drained directly in the insert, simplifying the cooking process.

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