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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1955
Page
3
A home recipe feature presents three strawberry desserts: a shortcake base with fresh berries and cream, a strawberry roll filled with cream cheese and sliced berries, and an airy strawberry trifle with sponge cake, custard and whipped cream. Includes the trifle and custard recipes with step by step instructions and garnish ideas.
Calendar lists Order of the Rainbow for Girls at 7 30 p m with initiation, WSCS executive meeting at 2 p m at Methodist Church, Mary Martha class and luncheon at Christian church, IHS Missionary group at First Church of God at 2 p m, Gold Valley HDU at 10 am, Imperial Route luncheon at noon, Ivanhoe Valley Grange at 3 30 pm, and Plymer Community choir at 2 p m at Christian Church.
Four states including Kansas cut into daily crude oil and condensate output by 65,100 barrels in the week ended June 4, reducing the national average to 6,601,225 barrels. Kansas fell 11,300 to 277,800, Oklahoma down 8,800 to 524,300, with Louisiana and Texas also posting sharp declines.
A Diet committee in Tokyo began probing an alleged missale of the sunken destroyer Nashi after it was refloated and resold for vastly inflated sums. The vessel sank off Kyushu in July 1945 and was first sold to Fuji Iron and Steel for 3.64 million yen before being refloated and sold back to the Defense Board for 388 million yen.
A recipe for a bread sponge cake uses shortening sugar bread sponge eggs flour soda cinnamon cloves and raisins with a Carmel icing option. Instructions include creaming, mixing, sifting, rising one hour and baking in a moderate oven. Mrs A G Warren South Star Route invites readers to send favorite recipes for a $1 prize and credit given for source.
Norma Lee Geyer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer R Geyer of Marienthal, is engaged to Howard C Seibert of Wallace. Miss Geyer graduated from Wichita County Community High School this spring. Seibert has farming interests in Wallace County.
Adeline Rose Rowton and Hugh Gresty Jr announce their engagement. Miss Rowton, a Grand Island Business College student, plans an autumn wedding. Gresty works on a Garden City area farm. engagement noted by Mr and Mrs George Rowton.
Shirley Jo Boltz of Dighton is engaged to Lt Leland A. Schmoker son of Mr and Mrs Milo Schmoker Longmont Colorado The couple plans wedding after his Air Force posting at Laredo AFB Texas The text also contains a dessert recipe for Ambrosia with pears oranges sugar and coconut
Noble families attend the wedding of Kolene Tunis and Bert Lewis in Satanta on Sunday. Other relatives and friends traveled from Garden City and Kansas City for commencements and visits. Notable events include University of Kansas and University of Kansas medical diploma confirmations and various family greetings across Kansas and Oklahoma.
A letter from R W Hemsch of the Husbands Protective Association in Albuquerque urges men to discipline their wives if needed, citing an anecdote of spousal slapback and promising lifelong devotion. The piece includes quips about handling women, a junk man and a Reno divorce joke, reflecting dated gender norms.
Patterns offer alternatives to fishing with a fold ing seat and back rest easy to make from 14 square feet of plywood. Tracing diagrams for minnow bucket boat bailing scoop and line drier are on pattern 421. Mail for 25 cents or include in sportsman packet for gun rack pipe rack and plywood boat totaling one dollar postpaid.
The Annual Guest Day of the Happy Homemakers HDU occurred yesterday in the 4-H building. Greta DeRemus led children's games while Mrs. Don Durant and Mrs. Rose Naab taught a housecleaning lesson. Mrs. Gene Sloan directed a safety talk titled Better Safety Habits for Children. Kathryn Shugrue presented slides on extension and 4-H work. Hostess prizes were awarded to Mrs. Alvin Jackson and Mrs. William Hanson. Refreshments were provided for 15 members and 12 guests by Mrs. H. P. Winger and Mrs. Paul Hays. Teatime Treat describes a devil’s food cake decorated in diamonds with fudge icing and marshmallows.
The 4-H Work Club Project donors gathered at Mrs. William Drees home on North Fourth Avenue to contribute to 4-H club work. Mrs. Roy Graham co-hosted. Seventeen members attended a lesson on materials and patterns by Mrs. Herbert Olson while recreation was led by Mrs. Norman Thompson.
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