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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1960
Page
3
A reader asks for tips on exiting a car politely and gracefully while carrying school books. The letter seeks practical guidance on posture, timing, and demeanor for a proper exit.
Garden City participants attend the Grand Assembly of the International Order of Rainbow for Girls in Russell. Ann Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark, was elected to a state post in Hays last June and will perform duties at this assembly. Fourteen Garden City members attend the three day Russell session. five will receive the Grand Cross of Colors: Judith Hartwell, Judith Anderson, Mrs. Robert Holden, Mrs. Paul Reid, and Mrs. Kenneth Swenson.
Hosiery item titled Hose by Hanes describes sheer heel demi toe in Slims for slender ankles. Also notes Hanes Over The Knee stretch Inez Accessories with catalog reference 184-1.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle of Daughters of Isabella celebrated its 12th anniversary with a breakfast at St. Marys Center on Sunday. Attendees included 46 circle members, Rev. Clement Goubeaux, circle chaplain, and guests Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs. Mitchel Geisler, and Mrs. Richard Quint.
Calendar entries list Wednesday to Friday events with multiple groups. Mrs Leo Fife hosts piano and social gatherings at 101 Campbell while Sunflower HDU and Newcomers host meetings and picnics. Friday features City Squares at Warren Hotel with Vic Willson, Loyal Workers luncheon, Harmony NDU, Elks Ladies Bridge, Presidents Coffee and United Church Women luncheon. Royal Neighbors meet for a covered dish noon at 619 N 8th. Reservations advised.
City Commissioners grant permission for Al Byatt to install pony rides at Finnup Park. Garden City High athlete Ed M. Watkins receives first place trophy in district semi pro baseball tourney. Mary Maglaras honored at stork shower by Christ Manasis. Tea for A E Baylis family and Oklahoma City guests. Women of the Bible class meeting at First Christian Church with devotionals. brewing social notes capture local civic and social events.
Tribunes Tuesday column records guests for Snyder Heiameyer wedding and attendees from Mapleton Hudson Colo Denver and Palmdale including Mrs J Carter guest speaker at Junior Garden Club. Also Kansas Home Demonstration Council meeting at Kansas State University Manhattan and district Christian Youth Fellowship at Camp Christy near Scott City with local youths Judy Owens Linda Russell Harvey Johnson and Walter Smithe. Girl Scout Troop 14 camping with Harvey Johnson’s leadership visiting G F Reed’s cabin near Ward Colorado.
Rose Ann Dater becomes Mrs James B Lawrance in a Takoma Park home wedding after a May 28 St Matthew Cathedral ceremony in Washington D C. The bride, daughter of August Dater, and the groom, son of Mrs Gilbert Ward, plan careers at Kiplinger Washington Editors and the FBI respectively.
GI Forum Auxiliary elected two year officers at a Monday night meeting. Chairman Mrs Jesse Aguilera. vice chairman Mrs Gregorio Mujica. secretary Adeline Hernandez. treasurer Tessie Munoz. entertainment chair Mrs Joe Arellano. sergeant-at-arms and chaplain Mrs Michael Guan dian. reporter Mrs. Arellano. A convention summary was given by several members. Carmen Zavala of Arkansas City was chosen state queen and will seek the national title at Wichita August 6 to 8. The auxiliary met at Mrs Mujica’s home.
A compact baking note describes mixing sifted flour with salt baking powder and soda. It uses orange juice with boiling water to hydrate the batter, adds rind chopped nuts and dates or raisins, fats sugar vanilla and an egg, then bakes in a leaf pan at about 350 degrees for fifty to sixty minutes, cooling before slicing.
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