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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1966
Page
3
A festive Rudolph the Reindeer cookie recipe with a bright cherry nose. The method uses light molasses, spices, and a star or reindeer cutter, with ornamental frosting and a cherry nose for the signature look. Makes about 36 reindeer cookies or 60 stars depending on cutter size.
A reader self identifies as The Other Woman and contemplates motives behind marital affairs and why wives stay. Responses from Ann Landers and others explore ego, need for novelty, and the dynamics of infidelity, while an unrelated cooking tip rounded out the page.
The Cultura Study Club held a Christmas turkey dinner for 21 members and two guests at Mrs. Hazel Gardiner’s home. Mrs. Sally Kemper and Lois Bush attended. Decorations, carols, a gift exchange, and gum- prize games followed. The next meeting is set for January 9 with Mrs. Henry F. Hall as hostess.
Twelve members of the Garden Chapter of the Order of DeMolay met to organize a Christmas basket for a local needy family with Bill Williams as chairman. Master Councillor Steve Fritz presided. Marvin Wilson gave devotions. John Elsey recited and passed initiatory obligations. Plans include January 15 at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple to confer initiatory and DeMolay degrees, plus a flower talk and officer reception.
A compact listing of Monday and Tuesday social gatherings. Includes Prospect Avenue club, Duplicate Bridge at St Thomas Hall, Neighborly Neighbors luncheon, Body Trim Tops party with officer installation, Zeta Upsilon social, American Legion Christmas gathering for children, Garfield School Christmas program, Eastern Star and Priscilla Club meetings, Elks Couples Bridge, Soroptimist Christmas party with guests, and venue details with times and hosts.
Rebekah District Deputy Mrs. Clayton Ladwig spoke to Progressive Rebekah Lodge members in Odd Fellow Hall on Love and Truth the keynote. Officers to be installed Jan 2 Santa Ana Sublette Jan 4 Garden City Jan 6 Dodge City. School of instruction Jan 31 Garden City. 33 members attended with Noble Grand Mrs. Leo Johnson presiding.
Mrs Gladys Hubbard hosted the Sunflower Extension Homemakers Unit at Hubbards for a Christmas party assisted by Mrs Walter Hubbard. New officers were installed by Mrs Leona Henderson with Ed Thiessen as president Cecil Dudley vice president Harvey Voth secretary Jake Ens treasurer Ed Diehl public relations. Devotions featured poems Christmas Meditation and Missing at the Party. Mrs Hubbard presided with Readings If I Were Santa and My Get Up and Go. Members exchanged gifts and secret pals were revealed. Morning coffee host will be Mrs Harvey Voth at 1011 Conkling.
A pharmacy ad urges dental patients to have their dentist make a cast of their jaw and dental structure to improve future reconstructive work. It notes rising auto injuries and urges immediate action, listing McClung Pharmacy at 100 Grant Ave as the service point.
Mrs. Gordon Jamieson spoke at the Fortnightly Club gathering held at Mrs. Dwight Larber's home 501 N. 5th. She described her Netherlands stay with a family linked to a U S exchange student program. Mrs. Mal Bertram read a Christmas poem as 18 members attended and exchanged gifts.
Golden Valley EHU luncheon at the Warren Hotel featured installation of officers. Mrs Don Bennett led the candle lighting to install Mrs Art Higgins as president and Mrs Jess John as vice president for a second term. Mae Leeper became secretary treasurer and Eleanora Helm was named public relations chair. Nine members attended, next meeting set at Mrs Guy Vincents home with a program by an Advisory Council member.
A recipe for apricot date bread mixing butter sugar rinds eggs and cottage cheese with flour baking powder soda salt and diced apricots and dates. Bake in small loaves at 350 for an hour with foil if browning. Bacon crumbs suggested as a salad topping with blue cheese dressing.
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