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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1963
Page
5
A collage of consumer problems features Dear Ann Landers letters on office rumors teenage note vulgarity and wedding anniversaries. Advice is given about trust in the workplace moral guidance for teens and planning around hunting seasons with a tone reflecting the era and local newspaper voice.
Calendar lists dinners reunions and dances across ASDAY 1953 with events at Downing's Masonic Temple Memorial building and Civic Center. Highlights include Territorial alumni reunion for classes 1923 33 43 and 47 plus a Father-son DeMolay banquet and a Ladies DAR meeting.
Attending a Christmas dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Eckert, 904 North 2nd, were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Childers and Shawanna, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hoff and Royse, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beahm and Merle, and Mrs. Mary George.
Mrs Homer Pash with Mrs Earnest Martin entertained the Loyal Workers Social Club at Mrs Pash's home for a Christmas party. Guests exchanged gifts, played games, and special guest Mrs Dixie Moore and daughter Rita Lea attended from Gunnison Cole. Cards were signed for absent members and a hostess gift went to Mrs Opal Smith.
Trinity Lutheran Laymen met in Trinity Hall to discuss aiding the Lutheran Hour Float in the Tournament of Roses parade on New Year’s Day. President Earl Weiss led devotions, Rev Herman Mayer outlined the Hour’s international work, and Ted Drees spoke on biblical era animals. Refreshments followed.
Mrs. Bill Ratzlaff tells the Women’s Missionary Society at First Church of God that spiritual gifts carry a price and require effort. Miss Eldridge cites Peter I 1:4-11 as the lesson basis. Gift topics include faith, self control, strength, forgiveness, power, love, joy, patience and peace. Gift wrapped packages reveal the price tag as scriptures are read. Hostess for the Christmas Meeting was Mrs John Eldridge. Christmas treats were served. Next missionary meeting is January 10 at 2:30 p.m.
Chocolate fondant recipe with steps to cook dissolve boil and cool then blend with chocolate and vanilla. Includes storage tips and three serving ideas using coconut walnuts almonds and chilled rolls for festive holiday use.
Harmony Home Demonstration Unit installed 1964 officers at a Christmas luncheon hosted by Mrs. Harry Harms at 329 Mary. Installed were Mrs. Kenneth Henderson president, Mrs. Merle Evans VP, Mrs. Earl Brooks secretary treasurer, Mrs. Henry Stowers reporter, and Mrs. Charles Staley historian. Over 80 dozen homemade cookies were sent to Veterans Hospital in Worth. Mrs. Henderson honored for perfect attendance. Jan 17 meeting planned at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Frank Wests, 1301 New York.
Time honored autumn style guide outlines pattern No 3164 for waist 24 26 28 30 with fabric use 2 yards of 44 inch material Small print order details request 35c pattern price 5c postage Iris Lane Garden City Telegram Box 1499 New York N Y Includes 1S¢ first class mail and special handling Pattern Book 50c
A half pint of heavy cream is sweetened with sugar and lightly flavored with ginger and nutmeg for a whipped topping to accompany a mildly spiced pumpkin pie.
Holcomb High School auditorium hosts a Christmas Tea by the Holcomb FHA with the theme FHA Wonderland. Mothers of Future Homemakers receive roses. tea service by Linda Bergman Arlene Rupp and Dorothy Wells. Students perform carols and readings as a display of Christmas gifts is shown.
Aurora Study Club members met with Mrs. Frank McKedy at 2507 A for a Christmas party on Friday afternoon. Decorations were colorful, gifts were exchanged, and hostess gift went to Mrs. Dale Berry. Mrs. L. C. Wasson led a brief business session and plans for a New Year’s party on January 3 at Mrs. Joe York’s home were discussed. Additional attendees included Mines, J. K. Dunavant, Marvin McMichael, Lee Puckett, Deryle Moseley, and Ed Whitmer.
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