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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1964
Page
6
The instruction describes mincing a green pepper and sautéing it in a small amount of butter before adding to cream of mushroom soup. This adds sweeter pepper notes and a richer texture to the mushroom base.
Thirty two members attended the Zeta Upsilon chapter Beta Sigma Phi Christmas party at Erdene Corley 912 Theron. Cohostesses were Mrs. Jerry Wade Charles Laskey Laverne Tuttle and Miss Bonnie Barker. Mrs Kenny Wicks demonstrated art of making Christmas decorations and spoke. Gifts exchanged and games played. High score won a giant candy cane by Mrs Donald Handy. small candy cane to Mrs Mickey Gibson. hostess gift to Mrs Bob Gardiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harper returned from Kansas City and Cameron Mo after the holidays. New Years Day visitors at 207 E Kansas were the Hudson and David Hudson families. Christmas dinners included the Jenks, Kells, and Kelley households. Monday visitors at 405 BE Laurel were six children and extended families from Omaha, Chicago, Colorado Springs, and Kansas City.
Latin American Club members and Auxiliary gathered for a Saturday supper at the club house. Jesse Avila was elected president with Pete Garcia as vice president, Albert Mesa as treasurer, and Alta Grace Bribiesca as secretary. The evening featured a flag ceremony, games, and dancing. Next meeting set for January 28 at 7:30 p.m. to install officers.
A viewer considers whether the film ADULT ENTERTAINMENT is worth watching and if an adult with mature understanding can appreciate the artist’s portrayal of women. The note urges discernment based on personal maturity and tolerance for adult themes.
A grateful reader credits Ann Landers with guiding her husband through prison rehabilitation. The exchange revisits Latters’ extended support, including 34 visits and 445 letters, and reprints Landers definition of maturity: choosing long term gains, sticking with responsibilities, and showing courage. The note notes the couple’s renewed marriage and invites further problems.
Neighbors Club members gathered at Mrs. Jake Eckert’s 904 N. and home for a Friday noon Christmas luncheon. Eleven members attended, each read a Christmas poem, and gifts and a grab bag were exchanged. Hostesses served turkey and trimmings, with Mrs. Eckert and Mrs. Walter Buell in charge. Members voted to donate $5 to the Logopedics Speech Clinic. Cards were sent to absent members Delia Ackey Ella Rundell Ned Solze and Alva Hubbard.
Fifteen members of the Veterans Foreign Wars Auxiliary attended the meeting at the Post Home last Monday. A Christmas gift exchange highlighted the session. A toy gift was sent to the VFW National Home in Michigan for children of servicemen. A hospitalized member and her son were remembered with a turkey and food for their family. A needy family was adopted and given food, clothing and a blanket. The auxiliary and VFW sponsor a Voice of Democracy contest for high school students in January. Katie Falke was honored with a dues card for obtaining 16 new members and collecting dues from 74 members. A charm pot of gold was given to Mrs. Herb Crowley for dues. Members sending cookies to veterans hospitals in Kansas in December included Anna Adams, Helen Schiffelbein, Al Pheifer, Harold Chapman, Virgil Lenz, and John Talley. Cookie reminders for the Christmas party at the post home were from Ben Linenberger, Earl Wallace, Jim Waller, Mrs. Naah, and Mrs. Falke. Kitchen arithmetic notes: four tablespoons in a quarter cup, five tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon in a third cup.
Calendar lists social gatherings and meetings for January 2 64 at Civic Center Odd Fellows Hall and local homes. Events include pinochie bridge games ministers lodges chapters and club meetings with venues and host names such as Porter Calihan Beringer Cobb Morgan and Caldwell. Public committees like American Field Service and Women Missionary League schedule evening and afternoon sessions at schools churches and halls with notes on reservations and post funeral postponement.
Sorosis Club held its holiday gathering at Mrs. Pete Drevnick’s home at 1015 Ther i as festive decorations and carols by eight children directed by Mrs. Rek Ladner. A red tulle tree gift exchange and snowball cakes with hot Wassail were featured. Hostess chair was Mrs. Rex Ladner with assistants. Next meeting set for Jan 6 at Mrs. Doug Tedrow’s home.
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