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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1957
Page
4
A woman laments lack of money and support from her husband who has left, warning he avoids responsibility and she seeks legal guidance on child support and safety. The note highlights fear over fatherhood and housing needs as she asks what she can do.
Toni Crist hosted ten guests at the Country Club dinner on Friday. Nearby gatherings included a Sunday covered dish for Frisbie relatives, and multiple visits from families in Lyons Hugoton Liberal Ensign Clifton Castroville Lamar Garden City and Derby. The Garden City High School class of 1953 held a covered dish at the Olive Center with many attendees from across the region. A note from a reader section and a column on ads and problems closes the page.
Nearly 100 Garden City business and civic leaders pressed on the first day of a three day drive to raise a quarter of a million dollars for St Catherine’s Hospital expansion. Holiday guests Marion Salman and C J Gardiner return to Wichita.
Mr and Mrs H A Uppendahl and family returned to Maple Hill after visiting his mother Mrs Mary Uppendahl at 306 N 5th Guests of Mr and Mrs H G Cranston at 704 Maple over the holidays included Mr and Mrs Albert Frank and daughters of Aztec NM Mr and Mrs Don Cranston and daughter from Liberal A covered dish dinner Saturday night at the Girl Scout Little House honored Mr and Mrs Clifford Husband and Bob Grand Junction About 45 members of Boy Scout Troop 95 Parent organization were present Mrs Harvey Johnson and Jim Stoner presiding did arrangements
A parenting column argues for teen driving lessons to foster responsibility. It urges parents to require a learner permit, proper insurance, and practice with supervision, framing driving as a milestone of maturity and trust.
The wedding of Bima Jean Holmes and Donald E. Bennett took place at Deerfield Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Fleenor officiating at 2 p.m. Families from Sublette, Deerfield, Garden City attended. The bride wore white brocaded lam�nas and carried red roses. the groom's brother and best man stood beside him.
Canned soups make sauces for fish seafood and leftover meat with Spanish sherry to blend flavors. A cream of curry soup warms shrimp or chicken with two tablespoons sherry, poured over lice or toast. Lobster or shrimp bisque from 13% ounce jeans is also good.
December meeting of Golden Valley home demonstration unit installed officers: A. M. Higgins president, Claude Baker vice president, Guy Vincent secretary treasurer, Ellen Kennedy reporter. Candlelight installation by Mrs. Harry Leeper. Donations approved: $30 to St Catherine hospital fund, $7.50 to Community Chest, gifts to Larned State hospital. Hostesses were Mrs. Don Jarboe and Mrs. Edward Todd at the Jarboe home.
Calendar lists social events with multiple women circles meeting at various times and addresses. Notable entries include Unique Study Club at 2:20 and numerous Dorcas and WSCS circles at 2 p.m. or 8 p.m. across several downtown addresses and residences.
A Welsh sourced pork spaghetti dish combines boneless pork onions and tomato puree with canned tomatoes. Cook pork in fat, brown onions, boil spaghetti, mix with puree and tomatoes, season, and serve with garlic buttered bread. A reader submission invites others to share recipes for a $51 prize.
A neighbor of former President Truman shares DIY decorations from dried plants. Methods include glycerine treatment for branches and leaves to keep color, plus a borax sand mix for sturdy dry flowers. Also described are plastic sprays, magnolia pods with glitter, and durable home accents like Acilan rugs in coordinating hues.
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