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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1956
Page
3
Apple cake recipe with shortening sugar eggs milk baking powder salt vanilla and apples. Prepare batter in pan bake 325 degrees about 35 minutes and serve warm with cream. Jane Dressing 508 Pennsylvania Ave invites readers to submit recipes for a $1 prize with source credit requested.
A long list of families held a reunion and picnic at Finnup Park and other area locations. Attendees included the Boltz, Berkie, Popp, Hall, Foreman, Schoap, Nail, Cameron, and many more from Garden City, Holcomb, Hutchinson, Barber, and nearby communities. Additional notes mention births, returns from visits, and local social gatherings.
Community calendar lists Order of the Eastern Star and IOOF events Tuesday at the Masonic temple, a memorial service and year pin presentation. Wednesday features Rainbow picnic at Clayton Ludwig home and Christian Women’s Fellowship at the church. Thursday holds MWSC meetings and multiple circles with host addresses. Friday includes WCTU at 2 pm with Mrs. Oliver Brecheisen.
Seventy-five students have enrolled in public school summer music classes conducted by Gladys Stilt and Robert Darnes. More than 350 University of Kansas seniors will receive diplomas at the seventy fourth commencement exercises June 17. Weekend visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Myers included Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Good and children and Mrs. Richard Shields and daughter Beth, all of Topeka. Presbyterian youth depart for Sterling for the Senior High Young People conference. Anne and Marsha Jean, 2275 Clinton Lane, North Las Vegas, Nev. Former Salina residents Mrs. Critchlow and Mrs. Fitzgerald noted. Rosemary Kennedy's shower hosted by Mrs. John F. Walters and co-hostesses Mrs. Cap Schiffelbein and Mrs. Phil Sheehy. hostess names previously omitted. Richard Widows and Robert Widows discharged from the Navy after four years aboard the U.S.S. Siboney. Virgil Craig, Alan La Shier, and Gene Holloway attending Kansas Bankers association clinic in Lawrence. Eva Sharer attends Kansas University's 1906 graduating class reunion in Lawrence with daughter Mrs. John Collins. Telegram Want Ads suggested for buying or selling.
Hair is short and hats are large and ladylike as the season’s look. Lipstick stays warm pinks with a new pink fire shade described as pinker than red and redder than pink. Eyes gain decoration while lips remain natural. Pink complements navy beige and gray. Neck care is urged with a nightly oil or cream routine to restore a smooth neck.
Mrs Lawrence Joyce presents her piano students in a recital tomorrow at 2 p m at the Civic Center. The program includes solos duets and trios with special numbers Preludes in C sharp minor by Rachmaninoff and Polonaise by Chopin performed by Phyllis Drussel and Vera Perry. Students include Patricia Bergkamp Neala Laughlin Mary Lou Smith Leslie Cripe Lee Sroufe Linda Garton Sue Florer Connie Overton Carol Towns Dwight Sroufe Penelope Wixson Carolyn Heisymeyer Robin Sroufe Mary Nell Eikerberry Dennis Kreay Vera Perry and Phyllis Drussel.
Washington officials awarded Superior Agriculture Service honors to 134 Department of Agriculture employees. Genevieve E. Maloney of Hutchinson Kansas received the FHA recognition for her outstanding service.
Chevaliers and Ladies of the local Canton and Auxiliary surprised newly married Chevalier and Lady C W Eggers at their home Friday evening. A gift for the bride and groom was presented by President Lady Ray Vannaman. Refreshments were served to Chevaliers and Ladies W H Eggers, Ray Vannaman, Co W Whitehead, Raymond Huffmaster, Ray Sturgeon, R R Marmon, Co W Terhune, and Mrs Mae Patton of Bellflower California.
Deadline and submission guidance for the Telegram's women page and wants ads. Notes include 9 30 a m delivery for appearance in the paper with Saturday deadline at 8 30 a m and suggested afternoon news submission from club reporters and contributors. Includes instruction to use Telegram Wants Ads for buying or selling.
The notice promotes Pattern 4968 for teenage sizes 10 12 16 18 with a back-wrap skirt convertable to a sundress. Includes yardage 1 3/4 yards for skirt and 2 yards for playsuit plus illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents plus details to Pattern Bureau Garden City Kansas New York.
A historical quotation notes that susceptibility to alcoholism cannot be predetermined and claims total abstinence as the only known cure. The assertion adds that no total abstainer has ever become an alcoholic, attributed to the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union.
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