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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1957
Page
3
Harmody Veterans group planned luncheon and installation of officers. Thirteen members welcomed guests including Kathryn ne Ocie Neuschwan C. J. Degenhart Earl Brooks Glen Haas Burl Sealey. New members were added to the Bear Ann organization.
Personal notices record multiple movements many attending funerals in Texline Lovington and Halstead others traveling to Atkinson and Berkeley for holidays Mildred Mary Hope headed to Wisconsin for holidays. Bob Kittle of Freeport Illinois welcomed a daughter Robin Lynn born December 10 in Freeport Grandparents listed for the infant and extended relatives noted for hospital stays and travel to California Wichita events included Sacred Heart academy performance with Barbara Bergkamp in a leading role
Progressive HDU held a Friday ceremony with Mrs. Lawrence Holmstrom and cohostesses Mrs. Ora Schopf and Mrs. Jack Adams. Mrs. Schopf led installation for officers including Mrs. Russell McCart president and Mrs. Carl Barker vice president. Seventeen members attended. later a Christmas program and gift exchange followed. About 36 Dillon employees attended the annual company dinner dance at the Old Corral.
Out-of-town guests attended the Mary Martha class party in OA Taranwa and the wedding of Melva Joy Herrington to Garvin Robert Hill. Hosts from district 12 State Farm Insurance included John Robinson and guests shared dinner, games, and a ventriloquist act before a gift exchange. Guests hailed from Cimarron, Dighton, Scott City, Dodge City, Bucklin, Liberal, Guymon, Garden City, Denver, Durango, Montrure, and Del Norte.
Garden City group held its annual Christmas party and dinner Saturday at Downing's. Mrs. W. A. Raymond led humorous readings while LaVona Gercken accompanied group singing. George Voth, manager, received a gift and bonus checks were given. Harley Foulkes, Floyd Ricker, Stanley Simpson and Mrs C C Gercken organized arrangements.
A fragmented list shows NBC daytime and evening slots with news segments, weather, letters, family features, music, and a late night lineup. It references hosts like Larry Eves and Morgan Beatty, plus programs such as World of Music and One Man's Family.
A compact recipe card lists poppy seeds milk vanilla shortening sugar flour baking powder and salt with egg whites beaten stiffly. The readable portion points to a basic cake method using a 1% cup sugar mix and standard mixing steps.
R Jaccard assistant extension economist from Kansas State College discussed price policy on farm products at a Finney county USDA council meeting. The Finney County Medical Society approved a public health program and decided to purchase Saturday advertising space in The Daily Telegram.
The annual family Christmas party for VFW and Auxiliary members will be held at 7 p.m. in the Post home. Santa Claus will appear to distribute treats to all children. Members should bring a covered dish their own table service and a canned food gift for Christmas baskets.
The public is invited as a Christmas program at the First Christian church includes a Christmas story told by Rev. Richard Dortch and Mrs. W. H. Bramhall. A food basket for a needy family will be distributed, with toys and baskets prepared by the group. Twenty-two members attend, answering roll call with a Christmas Thought.
On December 24 a new Kirby will be alven away to celebrate the company's 50th anniversary. Good jtonaneening magazine quotes a slogan claiming no other appliance in the world does as many things for you.
Delta Kappa Gamma members gather for a Christmas meeting at the Warren Hotel with 36 members five guests and Miss Coleman among attendees. Mrs Esteline West introduced Dorothy Hoover who played Ges Bambino on violin with Nancy Coleman at piano. A book review by Faye Riggs covered The Boy on the Road. The group sang carols and opted for a monetary gift to world and community service.
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