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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1969
Page
8
Mrs. M. B. J. Murphy provides a shrimp etouffee method with onion garlic green onions celery butter flour water tomato purée bay leaves Worcestershire salt hot pepper sugar thyme and shrimp. Saute aromatics in fat, add flour, then liquids and seasonings, simmer, add shrimp, finish 15 minutes, garnish with hard cooked egg wedges and serve with rice for 4 to 6 servings.
Rebekah Lodge installed officers as Mrs. Otis Gaylord presided with Mrs. Everett Allen installed as left supporter to the vice grand by Lois Riggs. Twenty Rebekahs reported 178 calls and illnesses. Mrs. Huffmaster spoke of a homecoming at IOOF Home near Manhattan on June 1 with 20 former residents present. A flag program yielded a floral prize for Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Taylor spoke on Father's Day origins. Birthdays honored for Mrs. Ray Vannaman and Mrs. Girtha Rose. Summer meetings planned with Vannaman and Ward Knights as refreshment chairmen.
Thursday Slim Trim tops 7 p.m. supper at Finnup Park bring balance. Fellow Lodge 8 long Fellow Hall Bob Fee ee grand. Daisy BHU 8 p.m. Friend School William Wilson Pter of Daughters of American Revolution flag day luncheon in Scott hostess Mrs Rudolph Heuzel. Valleyge rs Lodge 6 30 p.m. covered dish supper IOOF Hall Country Friends Ella Runtell Bunax Couples Golf Foursome and Buffet 4 p.m. Country Club Monday Garden City Garden Club 9 a.m. Mrs Fritz Sauer 906
Nellie Moore, scrapbook chairman for the Women's Division of the Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce, earned first place in five state competitions for this year’s scrapbook. Violet Smith accepted the honors in St Joseph as Garden City led the display, with a traveling plaque awarded for first place. Delegates included Mrs Jack Huber and Annh Vincent.
In Liberty Missouri this week Carol Brinkmeyer Charlene Brinkmeyer and Donna Lightner 4 H members were selected to attend the 23rd annual Co op Youth Leadership Camp on William Jewell College campus. Camp sponsored by Farmland Industries with local cooperatives and youth groups from 14 midwestern states. Six hundred rural youths expected for three camp sessions in June.
Cronin Poncot Sr of Pierceville announce the engagement of their preaching daughter Norma Lea to Wallace Gene Poncot of Ingalls son of Mrs Norma Poncot of Colorado Springs Colorado Miss Cronin attended Pierceville schools and is a graduate of Garden City High School and College The wedding is planned for September 6 at Plymell Union Church Garden City S Star Route
Wedding described in detail with vows exchanged in Lakin at First United Methodist Church. Bride Miss Line Taylor wore an ivory lace gown with seed pearls, veil, and a colonial bouquet. Attendants included Lorrie Taylor and Gayle Line. Rex Taylor and Richard Line were ushers. Reception in Fellowship Hall followed by gifts and cake. Couples to reside in Manhattan after a short honeymoon. groom a Kansas State University senior. Grandparents H E Brooks and L E Taylor attend.
Mr and Mrs Tom Loecker and children from Edwards Air Force Base Calif visited Mr and Mrs C W Terhune at 1211 St John over the weekend. Terhune recuperating in fete Catherine Hospital from a heart attack. Mr and Mrs Fred Ramirez Rt 1 visited Wichita to see granddaughter Joan Grimsley and husband Don. They also saw another granddaughter Mary Lucille and her husband W W Mantz in Kansas City. They returned Tuesday with great granddaughter Gay Lynne Grimsley, who will spend the summer in Gardens City.
Patricia Van Dolah daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Van Dolah of 1220 Parkwood receives a 200 scholarship from Scholarship Chapter X PEO. A 1969 Garden City High School graduate she will attend Garden City Community Junior College next fall to study elementary education.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Max Hett announce the birth of their daughter Traci Diane at 1021 North 4th. The birth occurred in June and adds a new member to the family.
Dear Ann Landers columns address a mother breastfeeding in public and a wife returning from Vietnam mulling separation. Advice downplays discomfort as ignorance, urges clear truth with a husband, and cautions about privacy and consequences. The column ends by guiding readers to mail questions with a fee.
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