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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1955
Page
4
The fragment describes Cook's 4 Coss or SE Box Cookies with directions to use the full flour amount, form two rolls, wrap in wax paper, chill overnight, then slice thin and bake at 275 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes. Ingredients listed include 2 cups brown sugar 1 cup shortening 2 ages teaspoon soda 1 teaspoon cream of tartar 1 teaspoon vanilla 3 4 cups flour.
The country club hosted the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lucien R. Downing on Monday night with about 200 guests. The Blue Notes performed, a ballet by Sandra Bedker occurred, and a lap dance by Miss Bedker and Pat Woolman followed. The event featured a three tiered cake, crystal punch bowls, and assistance from Mrs. Downing’s sisters.
Pinal Paragraphs lists anniversaries reunions and visits around Garden City. Mr and Mrs McKay Miles attended Halstead School of Nursing 50th anniversary in Halstead and returned to Garden City. Cimarron Imbr o th family reunion drew about 60 attendees including Ralph Burt W H Brennaman Arthur Wilson and others. Des Moines visitors visited Mrs Shelton’s father D E Seats on. Local families hosted relatives and service members including S Sgt Montgomery stationed at Clovis AFB and his brother Bob Montgomery entering the Air Force as 2nd lieutenant from ROTC at Omaha AFB. Additional guests from Boulder and Kansas City visited M D Kuttler and family. H R Stone returned from Tulsa post graduate study and M W McFarland hosted relatives Merritt Burns Diana and Mike Daub with plans for summer.
The Daughters of the American Revolution held a Flag Day luncheon Saturday at noon in Dighton. Guests from Garden City included Mrs. John Eaton and others, with Mrs. Carter reporting on the Continental Congress. Hostess was Mrs. W. A. Charles, assisted by several members.
Safety pays. Dickinson's promotes a superb Hamilton watch and washable cotton satin scuffs. Easy to pack for travel. Prices lightly hinted and not stated. Inez-Accessories advertises 182-21.
A listing of NBC and local program times features Tony Jewell Merian Beat, Dinah Shore, Frank Sinatra, Dinah Shore, and Weather segments. Includes sport scoreboards, soap operas like The Guiding Light and Lone Ranger, and various music and drama programs.
The article notes UC and USC women planning lavish weddings with bridesmaids, receptions, and seven tier cakes while fathers worry about costs. It cites Joni Mannix and others expressing desire for big church ceremonies, though some favor smaller vows. Emphasis remains on cherishing the day within budget and shared family support.
Breakfast eaters in your family will enjoy this morning suggestion for good eating. Plan menus the day before to stay ahead and consider serving the dish as Saturday brunch or Sunday brunch. The menu features Tomato Juice Broiled Fresh Pears Scrambled Eggs with Bacon Hot Cinnamon Rolls and a beverage.
Calendar of Social EVENTS lists meetings and gatherings including Order of Beau Pin at Masonic Temple on Wednesday 7:30, WSCS at Methodist church Thursday 2 pm, GLEEFUL Homemakers H DU at 6u8 North Second, NEIGHBORLY Janes 1:30 Pim, BUSY 2 Luncheon club all day at Mrs. Harry Jenks Lakin, SWF Sunshine 3 am, coffee by Velva Creese, various attendees such as Mrs. Dennis West, Mrs. Haymond Crist Holcomb, and notes on Women s Republican club 1:30 Jan, Minerva Sunday school class 9:30, LOYAL Workers birthday dinner 12:20 pm by Mrs. Fred Brown, plus NW entries for Correll Holcomb and Imperial Star Route.
A reflective note about a desired wedding, urging consideration for parents and describing a display of bead ropes from Inez Accessories. The shopper emphasizes a break for the family while noting bead rope items and a tax-free presentation.
Copy and photos must be at this desk by 9 30 a m on publication day Deadline Saturday 8 30 a m Club reporters should submit news in the afternoon before publication when possible
Grace Ann and her dancing students staged Alice In Wonderland in the Alta Brown Auditorium at 8 p.m. Five stage settings highlighted the story with narration and a piano solo by Syl via Jones. A long roster of soloists and participants performed, with Grace Ann giving five year awards during intermission.
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