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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1963
Page
5
A simple beef loaf recipe uses soft bread crumbs and liquid like tomato juice for body. The dish includes mashed potatoes as a topping and bakes at 350 then 450 degrees to brown. Serves 4 to 6 with easy reheat options.
Garden City High School class of 1938 planning a midsummer reunion. Meeting held at Mr and Mrs Wallace Wilsons 604 Bancroft with Miss Louise Williams as general chairman. This will be the first class reunion in several years.
City Manager Deane Wiley spoke to 26 Business and Professional Women at the Luau Inn, detailing Garden City’s role in the President's Civil Defense plan and shelter measures. He noted a 200 bed emergency unit in Gardendale could aid in disasters and outlined shelter supply storage and evaluation methods.
The Initial association meeting at the local church featured guest speaker Mrs Har vey Robinson Pratt who urged continual search for God and cited Mary Lou Lacey's book. Association president Mrs Walter Meyer led a service dedication and luncheon hostesses fed about 75 members and guests in Roger Hall.
Interior decorating class begins February 4 at the Civic Center taught by Morris Jones. Weekly eight week sessions run Mondays 1:30 to 3:00 pm with a $4 enrollment and no purchase required. A 40 student class is expected. piano recital set for February 24 in the Civic Center with monthly Sunday recitals opened by Herman Beringer. Decorative colors pastel pink green and yellow with a new paint job and transit themed decor featuring large stars and international pastel displays.
reader letters recount betrayals and tough choices as married partners cheat with best friends and spouses weigh loyalty. column prompts blunt responses about love, divorce, and difficult family dynamics, urging personal decisions amid public judgment.
Regina Coeli Club schedules a gift auction for February 14 at 8 pm at 1105 N Main. Mrs Neil Austin hosts eight members with Mrs Sam Kemper assisting. Mrs Mike Hoffman presents lesson on Blessed Candles and Resolutions Are for People. Mrs Gordon Shaefer presides. roll call on current events.
Personal paragraphs note Abdu Saud visiting from Kansas State hosted by Dr. and Mrs. J D Raynesford in Pinecrest. Weekend guests at Soren Petersens include daughters and families Joe Brady of Wichita and Bill Honaker of Lakin, plus Frankie and Johnnie Petersens. Granddaughter Brigitte Ann born Jan 21 to Robert and Diane Howard in Wichita. Kansas Wesleyan singers from Syracuse perform at Garden City High School. Various locals stay with Raynesfords and Woertendykes. wedding in Larned draws guests from multiple towns.
The current feed to turkey conversion is four pounds of feed per one pound of meat, reflecting a recent improvement from the past six to one ratio. The change indicates greater efficiency in feed use and faster growth in turkeys.
A Salmagundi Club gathering hosted 22 members at Mrs. Lowell Craig residence 1004 N Ord. Mrs. Harold Keller reviewed The Heritage of Kansas tracing Coronado to present times, noting Kansas founding, pioneer struggles, and the Jayhawk symbol. Song selections by Mrs. Alton Foster with accompanist Mrs. John Frazier. Kansas folklore and early recipes were discussed. Hostess will be Mrs. L Williamson 1014 N 7th.
Calendar of social events lists weekly gatherings and meeting details for clubs and organizations. Entries include times, leaders, and addresses such as CULTURA STUDY CLUB at 8 p.m. and the TOASTMASTERS at 6 15 p.m. at Wheat Lands Restaurant, Beta Sigma Phi chapters, and Methodist WSCS sessions with venue notes.
Valerie Jean Morrill of Kobe Japan, formerly a Garden City Junior High student, is accepted at the Royal Ballet School in London. She will depart for London in September for a year of study. Her parents, missionaries with the Congregational Churches of America, and her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wilson of 604 Bancroft, are named.
A historic geyser in Iceland erupts when treated with a surface tension reducing detergent. The test demonstrates how chemical compounds can trigger steam and water jets, drawing curiosity about geothermal activity and the geysir's behavior under altered surface conditions.
Mrs Theo Roberts told Gay Niters Home Demonstration Unit members that homemakers cook about 1095 meals a year. She urged meal planning, attractive presentation, and balanced nutrition. Demonstration with slides featured Mra Raymond Hands Emin ence Rt assisted by Mra Jim Russell. Mrs Tom T Griess attended. Lopez family received household supplies after a recent fire. Plans for February X-ray unit support were made. Seventeen members attended. Mrs John Sims will host February 27 at 7:30 p.m.
Fourteen members of the Neighborly Neighbors Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Ella Rundell and birth day honorees Mrs. Jake Eckert and Mrs. Dan Williamson. The business session was presided over by Mrs. Walter Buell. Recipes were shared, two articles read, a $5 March of Dimes contribution approved, and Secret Sister gifts distributed. Mrs. Charlie Finke won the hostess gift.
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