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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1956
Page
7
Modern working girls benefit from new fabrics that save wash day. Designer Judy Bond uses Ariel triacetate, Dacron crepe, a Dacron cotton blend, and matrique jersey to create easy care blouses. Hand wash and drip dry with plastic hangers to keep fabrics crisp and ready to wear.
Copy and pictures for the Telegraphs women's page must be at this desk by 9 30 a m on the day of appearance. Saturday deadline is 8 30 a m Club reporters should submit news in the afternoon before publication.
NBC schedule fragment lists programs from morning to late evening across multiple shows and anchors. It includes NBC time blocks with titles like The Doctor's Wife and Pepper Young while noting various reporters and news segments such as Sidelines Beat the Weatherman and Evening Scoreboard culminating in Club Carousel.
Peretorial 4 leaves yesterday for Dallas with Mr and Mrs Ross Hanna. They visited Mrs Minnie Hanna and Mrs Helen Reed. Ellsworth Sherman and daughters Lenore and Louie returned from Rochester New York. Lenore leaves June 17 for Colorado College to study violin. Louise plans to enroll in summer session in Rochester around June 21. Mr and Mrs Edward Bethell and family moved to Manhattan for Kansas State summer term. he studies electrical engineering. Weekend guests at 1601 N Main included multiple families from Colorado Springs Denver Hutchinson and Aldridge. The Bethel reunion drew 120 attendees at Finnup park. Mary Lucille Castro rode to Nevada Missouri with her mother Lucille Castro and Fred Ramirez. They visited Wichita Joplin and J R Zillcox in Nevada. Jeanette Herdt celebrated eighth birthday with friends. Steven Charles returned from Lyons. Mrs Tom Paulakovich and Pamela Denver visited Mr and Mrs James Seymour. Lt Nicholas Seymour returns from Korea and Formosa and will report to Williams AFB in 30 days. Henry Hopkins home guests included William Hopkins, Mrs Hopkins, Rachel, Arthur Hopkins, Mrs Hopkins and Randy of Attica.
The First Baptist church in Satanta hosted the May 24 ceremony for Venita Pepper and Bobby Sheperd. Officiant Rev. W. L. Wilhite led a peach gladiolus altar scene while Shirley Freeman and Shirley Freeman served as bridesmaids. The couple, both of Satanta, shared vows in a ceremony with family members Grant Pepper and Verle Pepper among the wedding party.
The article describes a wedding with a pink theme and attendants in pink and white. Attendants wore corsages of white carnations, and reception help included Mrs. Howard Lightly, Mrs. Paul Greene, and Mrs. Clara Freeman. The couple, both linked to Satanta schools, plan to reside in Imperial Beach California. A recipe for pea puree with butter, salt, and pepper accompanies the piece.
A rhymed doughnut recipe lists ingredients and steps from mixing to frying with a quarter price for published recipes. It invites readers to submit favorites to Mrs M C Beaver at 511 Jones Ave and notes a $1 prize per contributed recipe judged on reader interest or originality.
Calendar of events lists Rainbow for Girls and Circle meetings at Clayton Ludwig and various addresses, plus MWSC and church gatherings, ladies Bible class, Busy Twelve Luncheon Club, PEO Tea, WCTU, and postponed Progressive Home Demonstration Unit. Also notes Bingo party at Masonic lodge and RNA IOOF gathering.
The Boston University Seminary Singers will present a concert tonight at 8:00 at the First Methodist church. Judge Fred J. Evans announced he will seek re election as district judge. Two Garden City boys, John Riggs and Joe Carter, were named to state boards at Boys State in Wichita. A rich gingerbread dessert pairs well with stewed apples and whipped cream.
The Happy Homemakers HDU met Tuesday afternoon at the 4-H building to study laundering tools and materials and test water for grains of hardness. Hostess Mrs Ancel DeRemus welcomed ten members. No meeting in July. August program will study Mexico.
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