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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1963

Page

4

Sherlock Hustlers Install New Officers at Luau Inn

Sherlock Hustlers held their light installation at the Luau Inn with Mrs. Bob Witman installing officers for the coming year. New president Mrs. Fred Martinez, vice president Mrs. Roger Funk, secretary Mrs. Tony Klaus, treasurer Mrs. John Rupp, and reporter Mrs. Bud Wishon were named. Mrs. Elmer Hichmeder stood in for the absent Mrs. Rupp. Christmas carols featured, with solos by Mrs. Herman Lang and Lester Hahn and a quartet including Mrs. Funk, Mrs. Hahn, Mrs. Lang, and Mrs. Richmeier. Prizes were awarded to several members and Mystery Pal names drawn for next year. Next meeting set for Jan 21 at 1:30 PM at Mrs. Don Messenger’s home.

Sherlock Hustlers Home Demonstration Unit Fred Martinez Rodger Funk Tony Klaus Elmer ‘Richmeier John Rupp Bud Wishon Gills Luau Inn Bob Witman Roger Funk Elmer Hichmeder Rupp Robert. Loper Herman Lang Lester Hahn Lang Funk Don Messenger

Mrs Wright Hosts Yule Acorn Party for Acorn Club

Mrs. Claude Wright hosted 19 Acorn Club members at 1122 Pershing Avenue for a Monday afternoon Christmas program. Guests heard a story about America's first Christmas tree via German boy August Tingard from Woodster Ohio, and Mrs. John Robinson shared The Other Side of Giving. A Christmas tale by Margaret Sangster was also presented.

Claude Wright Per Shing Acorn Club Pershing P. H. Phillins America August Tingard Woodster Ohio United States John Robinson Margaret Sangster W. S. Trebilcock Bethlehem Frank Crase N. Ard

Make Mistletoe Last This Christmas Season Tips

Spritz mistletoe with clear plastic spray or dip stem ends in melted wax to prevent leaf shrivel and berry loss. The Society of American Florists provides this preservation tip for holiday greenery.

The Society of American Florists

Christmas Story Told Monday By Mrs. Paul Cole

Mrs Paul Cole read The Other Wise Man by Henry Van Dyck for sixteen members of the Twentieth Century Book Club at the home of Mrs Kenneth Burg 809 North 5th Monday night The story follows Arteban Magi and his pilgrimage Bethlehem with notes on the Zoroastrian faith A Santa Claus recording was played Guests included Mrs M M Beeson Mae Nowell Laura Roby president poured coffee Hostess for Jan 6 at 745 pm will be Mrs W H Beringer Alice Cobb to give the book review.

Paul Cole Twentieth Century Book Club Kenneth Burg Henry van Dyck Cole Arteban Bethlehem M. M. Beeson Mae Nowell Laura Roby W. H. Beringer N. Main Alice Cobb Ann Landers Ann

Mickey Husband Is Six Years Old

Mickey Husband aged six was feted at his home on 1209 Parkwood with a red and green cake marked Happy Birthday Mickey and six green candles. Guests included Dwayne Mouser Mike Loving Richard Bruington John Riggs Dickey Fouse and his brother Jimmy.

Mickey James Parkwood Dwayne Mouser Mike Loving Richard Bruington John Riggs Dickey Fouse Jimmy

Toasted Almonds Festive Holiday Snack Tip

A dish of lightly salted golden brown almonds adds a festive note to meals. Buy blanched uncooked almonds and toast in olive oil over medium heat until evenly browned. Drain on towels, salt, then cool and store. Also notes about not mixing yolk fat with whites. A five ounce can of water chestnuts yields about a dozen.

Personal AP uragraphs leaving for Christmas holidays

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Eisner and family plan Christmas trips to Tucson and Phoenix and Los Angeles. Joann and Tom Mader of Topeka hosted weekend visits from their sister’s family, bringing nephew Kevin Brungardt home. Jesse Scott Sr and family returned from Cedar Edge Colp. Victor Whiteside visited relatives in Denver en route. Pfc Harold E Thompson arrives home from Jolon California for 30 days with the Signal Corps.

Tucso Phoenix Ariz Los Angeles Calif Kenneth Eisner Kevin Stacey E. Laurel Joann Tom Mader Topeka Tommy Brungardt Kevin Brungardt Cedaredge Colp Jesse Scott Sr Marvin Thomas Marlene David Hudson Colo Victor Whiteside Wichita Denver Harold E. Thompson Norman Thompson Jolon Signal Corps Hunter Liggitt Military Reservation

Baby names chosen by local parents announced

Becky Jean was the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hutchins of Scott City for their daughter born November 26. Tad Lee was selected by Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Schroeder of 613 North Taylor for their son born November 30.

Becky Jean Eugene Hutchins Scott City Tad Lee Lee M. Schroeder N. Taylor Noy Willard Keane Karen Kay Keane Troy Lee Mowdy Troy Mowdy Tribune

Test Candy Stage With Cold Water Trick

When candy nears the soft crack stage test a small amount in very cold water. If threads are hard but not brittle the mixture is ready.

Sequoyah HDU installs Mrs Reece for second term

Sequoyah Home Demonstration Unit reappointed Mrs Orval Reece as president for a second term at the group Christmas party. New officers include Mrs Howard Smith as vice president and Mrs Dale Edelblute as secretary while Louise Williams chairs public relations.

Orval Reece Sequoyah Home Howard Smith Dale Edelblute R. W. Blackford Louise Williams Donald McMillan Smith McMillan Smith Home

Casb's Corner Fudge Recipe and Prize Notice

A fudge recipe combines sugar marshmallow cream milk butter and salt to a boil then stirred in butterscotch chips nuts and vanilla. The batter is pressed into an 8 inch pan and marked into squares with four pecans on each piece. Submissions earn 61 prize points and must cite a source. no current issues.

Dear Ann Landers Problems From Readers

A collage of reader dilemmas covers marital strain from a husband blaming marriage for a friend's death, a 70s neighbor dispute over rides, and parenting tactics. Advice urges medical consultation, alternate transportation, and praise based discipline, warning against yelling and endorsing supportive guidance.

Jewel Tone Dip for Christmas Parties

Prepare a ahead of time jewel toned dip for Christmas callers. Cream cheese and sour cream form a creamy base with red and green colors. Stir in pimento stuffed olives and nuts just before serving with crackers or toast triangles.

Elks Hall Hosts Christmas Party With Bridge Scores

Last night at the Elks Hall forty two attended a covered dish dinner and Christmas party. Thirteen tables played bridge. Women high were Mrs Lawrence Stracklejohn and Mrs T P Wadley. Men high were J Q Kuhn and Bob Collins. President Mrs Vern Holmes led the event. Next meeting set for January 7 at 6 pm.

Elks Hall Lawrence Stracklejohn T. P. Wadley J. Q., Kuhn Bob Collins Vern Holmes

Gamma Mu Plans Carol Singing Party Tonight

Eighteen members of Gamma Mu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Mrs. Anstaett’s home for a Christmas party and gift exchange. The group discussed Bible women, announced a Zone 11 meeting in Garden City January 19, and planned a February 8 Valentine dance. Caroling and refreshments follow at the Anstaett home, with next meeting January 13 at Mrs. Culbreath’s.

Gamma’ 'Mu Epsilon Sigma Alpha Charles Anstaett Thompson Phil Mehringer Charles Owen Jesson Bible Times Mary Ruth Elizabeth Mary Magdalene Esther Dale Snodgrass Garden City Bob Buerkle Gamma Mu Valentine Mmes Bob Collins Ed Cox Clarke Culbreath James Kostreva Wendell Maddox Harold Naab Archie Shook William Stegmeier Lee Taylor Ancel Zeven John Jameson Don Williams John Nelson Anstaett Home Jane Culbreath Briar Hill Kostrava

Calendar of Social Events

Social calendar lists numerous events across clubs and churches. WEDNESDAY features TYRIAN LODGE and Gamma Mu, plus Christmas gatherings at 4H Building, ASUAP circle meetings, and Regina Coeli party. Thursday to Sunday list additional clubs, church circles, school programs, and Christmas parties with venues and times.

Tyrian Lodge Masonic Temple Menninger Sible Gamma MU Esa Charles Anstadt Thompson Paul Handa Asuap Thurs Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Circle Asther Edwards Walter Mercer Millie Rickford Nellie Dewey Rosemary Scheuerman Lester Clark Pershing Lucille Campbell Claude Harkness Roberta Alexander Ower Fritz Martha Beamnes S. Stewart Boone Center Margaret Miller Connie Landon Pat'a Dorothy Gleason Cey Farrell Hudson Regina Coeli Wheat Lands Gleeful Homemakers Elite Cafe

Yule Program Entertains Salmagundi

Mrs. Claude Robinson hosted the Salmagundi Club Christmas party at her home with co host Mrs. Allen Williams. Violinist John Frazier and pianist Pat Calihan Jr performed as guests arrived. readings and carols followed, 28 members attended, gifts exchanged, decorations highlighted, next meeting set with Mrs. P A Burtis on Chestnut at 2 p m in January.

Claude Robinson Allen Williams John Frazier Pat Calihan Jr Peter Marshall Bill Foster Maurice Lindner Milton Roberts Robinson Callihan P. A. Burtis

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