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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
7
Dear readers share conflicts over adult parties with a 10 year old guest and in law clashes over support. A Swiss reader objects to stereotypes while a daughter-in-law dispute centers on money and caregiving.
Our Baby name Edwin Eugene, son of Mr and Mrs Larry Wasson of Ingalls, born May 25, weighs four pounds before cooking. The note shares odd culinary tips and mentions Calcutta and Bombay as India's largest cities.
Suz anne Thiessen and Larry D. Wiens were married in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church with Rev. Floyd Born officiating. The wedding drew family from Garden City Cimarron Denver and Hutchinson as guests, with a reception in the church Fellowship Hall and plans for a summer San Jose trip.
Calendar of social events features Bowm Odd TURSUAT and WADNESDAT listings. Includes WOMEN PROf, Barattain reservations at 417 Magnolia, Goldan Valley prompts, and church related activities at First Christmay Church Plynnell Ladies Aid. Also notes 4-H fair, Centennial celebrations, and Temperance Union gathering with coffee at 9:90.
Mrs G T Lipe left Hutchinson after three weeks spent caring for her ill father R A Broughton 81 and died. Mr and Mrs Carrell Degenhart and daughters plan to travel to Yucca Valley California tomorrow after visiting sister and family, plus multiple relatives and friends noted in Pittsburg Kansas.
Daughters of Isabella held their 16th anniversary communion breakfast after mass at St Mary’s Church. Thirty eight members attended and breakfast was provided by Knights of Columbus in the basement. Regent Mrs Larry Rickert spoke about Pope John XXIII and 39 attended a Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle meeting. Hostesses included Mrs Edwin Zorn, John Dopler, and others. Plans formed for a planter in the rectory lobby and Daughters of Isabella Day of Prayer June 20 with masses offered for peace.
Mix vanilla ice cream with apricot puree made from cooked dried fruit and fold into the frozen batch. Spread the mix into the ice cube compartments, then store in the freezer for later use.
A decorative serving idea plates vanilla Bavarian cream on a large round platter and surrounds it with slices of jelly roll. If the cream is set in a ring mold, oil the center with fresh fruit for a finished display.
Emily Atin O'Dell and John Gordon Miller united in a June 8 ceremony at Leawood Presbyterian Church. The bride wore an ivory Alencon lace gown with a cathedral train. maid of honor Linda Lanning and bridesmaid Shirley Miller wore empire green dresses. After a reception at the bride’s mother's home, the couple planned a Colorado honeymoon and will reside in Garden City.
The engagement is announced by Esther Zimmerman, mother of Esther Zahnter, and Ronald Bioker, son of Anthony and Mrs Biaker. Both parties attended Garden City schools. Ronald works as a farm employee. No wedding date has been chosen.
We express deep appreciation for life, food, flowers, cards and prayers from family and friends during the loss of our loved one. Special thanks to Eva Allison, Glen Woods and family, Richard Allison and family, and Dick Morton and families for their service and support.
Kansas City Baptist Women rally at First Baptist Church to back the Bethel Neighborhood Center project. A $10,000 quota was set. a special offering was received. Mrs. I. S. Bondur and others led devotion. President Mrs. Ken Wolmless chaired the session.
A traditional black bean soup is served with lemon slices and hard cooked egg wedges. Some variations replace or dust the soup with sour cream and freshly ground nutmeg, changing the classic presentation.
A quirky home recipe describes blending half a cup of butter with a quarter cup of honey. The mixture is covered and refrigerated until firm, then used as a topping for breakfast pancakes biscotti or toast.
Readable fragments indicate a classified notice about buying or selling. The item mentions a Colegram service or product and a want ad style intent. Limited context prevents precise details but implies a local classifieds brief urging trade or sale.
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