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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1966
Page
3
A flavored gelatin fruit salad recipe outlines strawberry lime orange and lemon flavors set in separate pans, folded with whipped cream and mixed fruit including pineapple mandarin oranges grapes and coconut. The dish is chilled until firm and served cold for a festive dessert.
Mrs. Paul Masoner hosted the Monday Club Christmas party at 651 Wheatridge. R W Lange presented a Broadway play interpretation. Members contributed to the Day Care Center of the Association for Retarded Children. Christmas refreshments were served. Jan 9 host is Mrs Lazar Shorter. A prior meeting at Mrs W F Stoeckly discussed treasures unknown with guest Mrs Don Hanson.
Mrs Den Hein rich led the lesson The Littlest Angel for twelve members of the Dorothy Kinney Circle at the First Baptist Church home of Mrs Robert L Meyer 1601 Vinzant Devotions cited Isaiah 9 6 7 and Luke 2 1 11 Mrs Ken Heinrich presided O Comme Alle Ye Faithful was sung Judy Burnett attended as guest and Mrs C J Mouser assisted Others included Mrs Tl Bondurant Mrs Earl Parrish Mrs Lois Riggs Mrs Allalee Robinson Mrs Allen Jarwh Mrs Henry Wolff and Miss Georgia Matthews.
An engagement and forthcoming marriage are announced for Linda Hamit and Jonathon Rucker. The couple plans a late January wedding at St Marys Catholic Church, with parents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hamit of 418 Magnolia and Mr. and Mrs. Udell Rucker of Deerfield as hosts. Linda Hamit graduated from Garden City High School and attends Garden City Community Junior College, working at the Public Library and the Juco Library. Jonathon Rucker, a Deerfield High School graduate, attends Garden City State College and is employed at Gulf Farm enter.
Mrs. Faye Stone was installed president of the Golden Rule Extension Houemakers Unit at their Christmas luncheon. The event highlighted the installation of officers at Yale with local members present.
Nineteen members of the Beacon Light Extension Home makers Unit met at Mrs. Lawrence Odgers home for a Christmas luncheon. Devotions by Emin ece Rt and Mrs. Frank Crase followed by song. Members pledged 25 for the Assn. of Retarded Children and planned birthday cakes for a rest home. New member Anna Staley joined. Hostess Mrs. Fielding Hands and assisted by Mrs. Loren Cronin. A dollar gift supported Smurthwaite Scholarship House in Manhattan. Scheduled for Jan 17 meeting at 2 pm hosted by Mrs. Rufus Parr with Mrs. George Lighter assisting.
A brief note describes creamed turkey prepared with curry powder and toasted almonds, highlighting a dish enhanced by spices and nutty crunch. No further context provided.
The Veterans Auxiliary of the VFW schedule a Christmas party for members and families on December 20 at the Post Home with Santa after the covered dish supper. A gift exchange is planned for the December 26 meeting. Residents of Briar Hill Manor enjoyed a Tuesday afternoon bingo with prize money donated by the Royal Neighbors Lodge. Brenda Boverick received the Voice of Democracy $300 college scholarship on December 15.
Mrs Frank Crase read As Ye Sow by Dorothy Canfield to 16 Acorn Club members at Mrs Kenneth D Mutter 1512 St Jot. The program highlighted a mother teaching boys to sing Silent Night in a school program and a meditation by Mrs Lee Kemper using The Christmas Seasons with poems and Bible figures. Gifts were exchanged from a lit tree and the January meeting was set for 2 30 p m at Mrs Ernest Graves Pershing 915.
Mrs W W Wells of 800 Spruce entertained her Sunday School class at the First Methodist Church with a Wednesday morning coffee at her home. Co-hostesses were Mrs Sam Gish and Mrs Charles Voth for the 40 attending. Members presented a Christmas token of appreciation.
A whole leg of fresh pork boned and rolled is prepared for roasting in the oven or on a rotisserie as part of a holiday dinner. The guidance highlights versatility for festive menus.
A reflective holiday note urges weighing past risks and dreams for the future while cherishing the gift of friendship and the warmth of companionship during Christmas time.
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