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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1964
Page
3
A collection of Ann Landers style exchanges covers sacrifice by mothers and parental guilt, marital complaints, a wife fixing her husband's shirts, and a boy’s bed wetting. Readers seek guidance on boundary setting, ironing out emotional issues, and handling family conflicts with practical advice and referrals.
Ten members of the Garfield Gleaners Home Demonstration Unit met at Mrs. W. D. Daniels home in Cimarron for a turkey dinner and Christmas gift exchange. They voted to give Christmas gifts to the State Hospital through the Finney County Mental Health Association and will send a Christmas basket to their adopted family. President Mrs. Leo Ochs led a short business session. Mrs. Lydia Rowton was a special guest. Hostess for the Jan 11 meeting at 2 pm will be Mrs. Edwin Boots in Eminence Rt.
Hy Cecily Brownstone highlights a peanut brittle method from a Scout troop in College Station Texas. Mothers attend instruction sessions to ensure consistent results while dads handle packaging. A batch costs about 50 cents to make and nets just over a dollar, with Scouts and dads sharing sales.
The Business and Professional Women's Club held a Christmas dinner for 41 members at the Luau Inn. Special guests included Patsy Ruddick June Stuart and Mrs Glenn Cleveland. A memory tribute was paid to Florence Lawson. Mae Leeper spoke on her Europe trip. Vocal solos by Hal Hudson and accordion melodies by Jim Burns complemented the evening. Marguerite Roth led the meeting. Hostess committee members listed. Next dinner set for January 13 at 6 30 p.m.
The Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service presented The Birthday of a King in eight parts using scripture poetry song organ and prayer Thursday afternoon in the church sanctuary. Ninety members attended with guests including Miss Teresa Zavola and several Mrs. Ybarra Meyer Landgraf Horton Benedict Garnand Kleysteuber Wolfe Anderson Keller and others.
Mrs. Mary Dimitt and family attended the funeral of James H. Mullen in McPherson after his death in Ely Minnesota. Florence Lawson's illness prompted a California visit by relatives Anna and Don Lawson. Elizabeth Baldwin plans a six week California holiday with daughters Rosemeade and Visalia. Visitors to Cheryl Walker’s home included J G Lassey and Marcus Wilson returning from a Colorado deer hunt with two deer each. Also a note on fresh corn or “green” corn used in old-fashioned recipes.
Readers are invited to send their favorite recipes to the Cook's Corner. Each published recipe earns a $1 prize for the contributor. Submissions may come from cookbooks or magazines, but must be credited to glyan and skid and not be from a current issue.
Members and guests attended the Star Club Yale dinner at Downings. Max Hett played two piano solos Bethlehem Scene and Sparklers. William Crotinger, guest speaker from Great Plains Wheat Inc., spoke on feeding the world and the link to local school lunch programs. The group will meet January 13 at Mrs. Oliver Breclesen’s home to study America A Homeland.
Jeanie Yardley was surprised Sunday afternoon at her home on 1107 E Pine as friends gathered to celebrate her 12th birthday. Punch and cake were served to Janelle Owston Debbie Dun can Caron Conjurske Sheryl Er win Barbie Cooper Karen Craig Debbie Douglas Lana Brinkmeyer and Nancy Yard ley.
A concise list of complementary add ins for shrimp or chicken curry includes chopped hard cooked eggs finely ground salted peanuts mango chutney and flaked coconut. These ingredients supply protein crunch sweetness and texture to enrich the dish.
Mr and Mrs Frank Kitch announce the engagement of their daughter Pamella Penny Kitch to Ronald Rowland grandson of Mrs Addie Glover The couple plans a January wedding Rowland attended Garden City schools and works in housing construction in Dodge City Penny graduated from Garden City High School and works at St Catherine Hospital in Garden City
Presbyterians install officers for the Candlelight United Presbyterian Women’s Association during a candlelight service in the sanctuary Thursday night. Mrs. M. C. Philips led the service with the theme The Origin and Meaning of Christmas Hymns and Carols. Assisting were Mrs. Clauda Robinson and Miss Jeanne Philips. Carols from various countries were sung by a boys group including Chuck Foster Jeffery Perkins Neil DePew Brian Larson and Walter Meyer III with Mrs. George Hunt on auto-harp. New officers: President Flossie Guseman Vice President John Burnside Second Vice President Claude Robinson Secretary A L Ellington Treasurer Marge Murray. Circle presidents: Circle 1 Everett Miller Circle 2 M. C. Schrader Circle 3 Dean Davies Bele Four William Lewt he service included a social hour in the Stuart Room with Circles 3 and 4 hosting.
Local listings show a week of Christmas parties and gatherings hosted by clubs and organizations. Events include dinners, gift exchanges, donations for charity, luncheons, and card parties at various venues with reservations required. Distinct groups include Husbands as guests, Beta Sigma Phi, Retarded Children's Assn, Welcome Wagon, and several circles and lodges.
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