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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1967
Page
4
A column of Q and A covers accusations of affairs and trust tests, family estrangements, and parenting dilemmas. Readers seek guidance on truth serums, confronting a father about unfair rules, handling in law visits, and teen sexuality questions.
Elks Bridge Club held Monday and Tuesday bridge sessions at the Elks Home Lodge 905 Kansas Plaza. Thirty six members joined the couples event with hosts Wallace West and wife. High scores went to Mrs. Jans LaShier and Mrs. Henry Bentrup, second places to Mrs. Harold Weigand and Bill Schroeder. men’s winner was Dr. T. P. Wadley with Harold Long second.
A salad supper was given Wednesday evening at Downing's by 20 members and three guests of the Past President's Club of the Business and Professional Women. Special guests were Joann Grimsley, Juanita Crodly and Colleen Kaiser. President Pauline Way led the business session, Mae Leeper read humorous minutes and Ramona Widows’s treasurer’s report. The program committee included Anah Vincent, Vera Vincent, Yessie Graves, Kathryn Burnett, Helen Stowell, Edith Scheurerman and Pauline Miner. They held an old fashioned spelling bee using a 1907 speller. Next meeting is August 30.
Mrs Virgil Hands Jr hosted twelve members of the Happy Homemakers EHU at a June 6 meeting at 626 W Olive. Mrs Russell Mulligan co hosted. Mrs Henry Gillan Jr led the lesson on uses for small appliances and metal care.
Mrs Fye, speaking to 11 members of the Lincoln Goodwill Extension Homemakers Unit, teaches care of metals and kitchen ware and notes salt and vinegar remove burned grease. She warns storing cleaning supplies safely and not to wrap iron cords. Hostess Mrs Drees, devotions by Mrs Miller, funds for cancer, district meeting near Plains, July 3 coffee planned.
Savanna Rae Jordan infant shower hosted by Mrs Hayes Baldwin honors Mrs Leon Jordan and baby Savanna Rae. Attending guests include multiple local families and out of town visitors. Additional notes mention wedding attendance and relatives visiting Cimarron Dodge City Larned Lawrence and Detroit connections.
Holcomb Future Homemakers of America elect next year’s officers including Kathy Witman as president Adele Martinez as vice president and Pat Hill as secretary. The group honored seniors with red roses and recognized parents and girls for achievements including Girl of the Year Ava Joss and state degree recipients Pam Harsh and Ava Joss. A candlelight service closed the evening before the fall retreat.
Calendar lists social activities across a week. Friday pool hour 7 to 10 pm at 905 Kansas Plaza. Saturday Church Women United 9 to 4 pm collecting old cotton clothing at 412 N Main, boxed and tied. Sunday Cimarron 4-H Building picnic at 1 pm with basket dinner and drinks. Monday clothing drive at Regan’s Jewelry 413 N Main. Daughters of Isabella and Beaucant events in local halls. additional clubs meet evenings at various addresses including Odd Fellow Hall and 7204 W Maple. Tuesday Rebekah Lodge dinner and program to honor 50-year members with bringables provided.
Tossresh bread crumbs with butter and seasonings and use as a stuffing for baked tomatoes. Remove pulp from the tomatoes and mix into the stuffing. Mushrooms are on hand and sautéed or drained, they add a savory addition to the dressing.
Returning Tuesday from Lawrence were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ewalt Holcomb Mrs. Clayton Ewalt and Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Culbreath Garden City They attended graduation ceremonies on June 5 at Kansas University where Mrs Roger Culbreath Nancy Ewalt received her degree Master of Social Work from KU She will be employed in psychiatric division of the Boys Industrial School Topeka Roger Culbreath is attending Washburn University and is employed with the Telephone Co Ames Michael Weaver infant son of Mr. and Mrs James Philip Weaver 208 N 3rd is home after special medical attention at Children's Hospital Denver Colo
Gamma Mu ESA guests gathered at Mrs. Ken Hagler’s home to plan next year’s activities and assign committee duties. A social is set for June 20 at Mrs. Wendell Maddox’s house. Mrs. Harold Naab received the Pallas Athene first degree award and Mrs. Archie Shook earned the second degree.
Dolly Thompson offers an upside down pineapple cake recipe using mar-garine brown sugar and cherries for a decorative base. The batter combines eggs flour baking powder ginger butter sugar lemon rind vanilla and milk with walnuts and whipped egg whites, baked 350 degrees for about one hour, then inverted and served with cream or ice cream.
Fifty-year members of Progressive Rebekah Lodge will be honored Tuesday at the Odd Fellow Hall with a buffet dinner at 6 30 p.m. Members bring fried chicken and a covered dish for the meal. Dessert bread butter sandwiches and soft drinks supplied. At 7 30 p.m. in the lodge room a program honors Roscoe Marmon Ottie Craig Lizzie Keane Minnie Titus Nellie Handy a 66 year member. Friends and relatives invited. The Lodge meeting will follow.
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