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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1963
Page
3
A reader asks if tipping is mandatory for service workers and cites various lunchroom behaviors. Ann Landers responds tipping is a reward for good service, not an obligation, and emphasizes pleasant treatment as the basis for tipping. The column also features letters about family domination, middle aged indiscretions, and a reader seeking guidance on wedding planning.
A simple mayo based sauce combines mayonnaise with minced dill pickle onion and chopped parsley to accompany fried scallops. The mix offers tangy sharpness from pickle and fresh herb aroma to complement the seafood.
Mrs. Harry Hesse and sons Ray and Chad of Clovis visit at Warmer Minnis home. Mrs. Frank Stakeslee returns from Syracuse to see daughter Helen King and granddaughter Kathryn. Families from Leon to Independence, Mo., and California travelers share weeks with local hosts, with trips to New York, Atlantic City and Washington, D.C.
Twenty nine members of the Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church gathered for an all day session at Mrs. D. C. Hicks home with co hosts Mrs. D. C. Evans and Mrs. Mary Lynes. Special guests included Mrs. LeOne Goodwin of Kansas City Mrs. James Barnard Mrs. Ralph Teetzen and Mrs. Herman Liese. The lesson titled Let's Face the Challenge of Change was led by Mrs. Angell Glant. Devotions were given by Mrs. Hd Aust and Mrs. Ken Heinrichs announced a moving gift to Mrs. Paul Reid. The Baptist Women's Conference is set for July 23 25 at Camp Christy in Scott City. The next WMS meeting is planned for August 1.
Mrs. Jobo Boyd hosted an early morning tea Tuesday for Tseacon Light Home Demonstration Unit members in her garden house. Twelve members attended with Devotions by Mrs. Frank Crase, and tools brought by members highlighted the event. Birthday cakes were delivered to Goodwill Nursing Home. Fun Night is set for 7 p.m. at the Co-op Center with Mrs. Ida Mead hosting August 13 at 2 p.m.
Marilyn Caldwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Elza Caldwell united in marriage July 14 with Dwayne Gillam son of Mr and Mrs A S Gillam. The ceremony at First Methodist Church featured double ring nuptials with organist Mrs Howard Blanchard and Edith Nusser singing. Out of town guests attended from Lyndon Colleen Salter Clay Center Juinda Moline Gypsum Marti Holloway Enid Topeka Ann Arnott Blue Rapids and others. The couple plans to attend Oklahoma State University after a wedding trip to Taos New Mexico.
Ninety five members from across the state attended the Kansas Genealogical Society meeting in Dodge City to hear Dr. Frank Vallentine lecture on Migrations across the United States. Vallentine, an instructor and researcher, teaches range management at the University of Nebraska and heads a committee that prepared the Correspondence Handbook to aid genealogists in writing effective letters. President A F Hartman of Isabel presided in the Western Light and Power hostess room.
A social events calendar notes a breakfast meeting led by Mra Hue Sell Maxfield at 1108 1 Hazel PRIDAY PAST NOBLE GRAND and Mrs Neille Handy at 619 NL Std with the Marmgny Hdu group. Mrs Terhune at 4211 St invites members to join and bring table service.
The migrant school hosted a Christmas in July program Friday night at Holcomb with Frank Tamez as master of ceremonies. A Spanish Bible reading by Alta Grace Bribiesca accompanied a tableau, with Gloria Palacio and others portraying biblical figures. The event featured songs in English and Spanish, a screening of Winky the Watchman, and a second film The Toymaker. Refreshments were served by local church volunteers.
Mr and Mrs C D Hinkle of 1205 Hattie plan a open house on Sunday 2 to 5 pm at their son Willard Hinkle 2319 N 7th. They were married July 19 1913 and have long resided in the area. Hosts include Willard Verne George Dorthea Nellie and Leona with George Hinkle to also mark their 11th anniversary.
Cooks cream undiluted evaporated milk with sugar then cook until boiling. Stir in chocolate chips syrup butter and vanilla until smooth. Add nuts or coconut or raisins, pour into a buttered pan, chill, then cut into squares. Makes about 2 pounds creamy fudge.
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