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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1959
Page
6
A teenager debates living with divorced parents while balancing loyalty to both, then tackles a junior’s curfew and driving rights, a financially controlling marriage, and a call for guidance from Ann Landers with practical steps and seeking parental, clerical, and legal counsel.
The home management lesson on laundering was given Tuesday at Beacon Light home demonstration unit. Mrs. L. M. Largent demonstrated stain removal, drip-by cotton washing, and reconditioning white cottons. The group voted to donate two dozen tea towels to the 4-H building and to help purchase equipment at St. Catherine as a community project. Thirteen members and twelve guests attended, including Mrs. Jack Homan of Brodhead Wisconsin and Mrs. Wesley McGaugh of Simla Colorado.
A Garden City Business and Professional Women's club meeting at the Luau Inn reviewed the year. The history committee of Lucy Carrigan Daisy Herriott and Mary Laracuente led the program. A piano solo by Pat Wagner Margaret Eiffert Lucille Kaiser with Ramona Doyle, in costume, sang two numbers. Mae Leeper joined as a new member. Guests Mary Lucille Castro Miss Doyle and Hilda Jones attended. Gifts were presented to retiring officers and chairmen by president Lucille Kaiser.
A vintage kitchen note presents a recipe combining applesauce gingerbread mix fruit cocktail peaches and spice cake mixed with water. The method boils fruit in a large kettle, spoons in cake mix, covers and cooks 20 to 30 minutes over low coals, then serves upside down from the kettle. Readers may submit recipes for a $1 prize with source credit.
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