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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
3
Toasted bread spreads with mashed sardine paste mixed with mayonnaise and onion. Thickly cover with minced parsley or parsley and finely chopped green pepper. Garnish with bright strips of pimiento for a vivid, flavorful bite.
A reader seeks guidance on balancing marriage and lunch hour romance with five children at home, while another writer frets over a 19 year old daughter’s drinking and smoking. Advice emphasizes boundaries, trust, and not restricting education or autonomy, plus a note on handling in law and future mother visits.
Mrs Martha James of Oklahoma City visits her parents Mr and Mrs C D Walker 914 N 2nd while in town for Bucklin High School graduates reunion Sunday. Edith Nusser graduates Kansas State University Manhattan will teach home economics at Smith Center next year. Relatives welcome LaVern Smith family arrive from Borger Texas Saturday to visit Miles Partin and family 507 N 3rd before returning Sunday.
A golden brown pie shell can be baked before filling. Pouring a hot cream filling into the warm shell helps the crust stay crisp, even without cooling the filling and shell separately.
Mrs. Robert Couch was elected president of the US Postal Clerks Auxiliary at a Monday evening meeting held at Mrs. Kermit Deans home. Mrs. Harry Johnson becomes vice president and Mrs. Dean secretary treasurer. Plans for the state convention in Garden City next spring are outlined. Mrs. Dick Bruimgton will host the June 10 meeting at 7 40 p.m.
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