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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
7
A recipe card describes a lemon oil roasted chicken method for four to six servings. It lists ingredients like lemon juice onion salt thyme and parsley, plus paprika for finishing. The method: marinate brush oil lemon mix over chicken, bake at 350 degrees 45 to 60 minutes, baste occasionally, uncover last 20 minutes or broil, then serve with parsley garnish. Mentions a reader contest with a $1 prize for recipe submissions to Cobb's Corner.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland H Tater and sons travel to James town to join a 350th anniversary. Many relatives from Dodge City and elsewhere attend birthdays, weddings, and visits, with out of town guests joining from Visalia, Denver, Kalvesta, Wichita, and other locales. The piece notes extensive family gatherings and travel for celebrations.
The Friday WCTU session stressed the value of small acts for shut-ins. Mrs. R. E. Wasson and Mrs. John Whiteley highlighted the flower mission and aid to the ill. Mrs. Lona Rouse reviewed a decade of narcotics control. Mrs. Henry Stowers discussed a chapter from The Right to Belong. C. Brechiesen announced pencils sent to Korean schoolchildren. Meeting adjourned with hosts Mrs. Bryant Garnand and Mrs. Ellis Titus at the Methodist church.
Programme-HDU recessed to meet again in August after a meeting Friday afternoon. Mrs. Truett Adams was hostess aided by Mrs. Harold Brown. Seven members and guests attended including Mrs. B. Adams and Mrs. Phil Adams of North Carolina and Mrs. Bernard Kraus. The lesson covered new fabrics and developments in fiber research. Mrs. Metts and Mrs. Pendergraft led the discussion. The annual birthday gift exchange was held. Mrs. S. B. Adams received the hostess gift. The notice ends with mention of Secret of Fifth Avenue by Ethel Leanore and a reference to dusting pene liquid perfume and dene sachet.
Wanda Lee Drees was honored at a prenuptial shower Monday evening hosted by Mrs. Ellsworth Sherman and daughters Lenore and Louise. Miss Drees plans to marry Peter Krentz on June 21 at Trinity Lutheran church with lavender and pink lace themed decor and gifts.
Rebekah lodge observed Flag Day at their Friday evening meeting with a history of American flags presented by Mrs. Ruth Evans. Evans read a poem dedicated to fathers. Juanita Zimmerman was initiated, Sylvia Biggs named special auditor. Seventeen members and two California guests attended.
Grace Ann School of Dante will present Pinocchio this evening at 8 p.m. in Alla Brown Auditorium for the 8th annual spring dance review. David Jo Davis will portray Pinocchio with a cast of 10 and about 50 dancers in tap ballet toe acrobat and modern jazz numbers. The Grotettes of Dodge City will be featured in a Calypso number. The program closes the school year and Grace Ann will attend a Hollywood conservatoire with 15 students and parents attending junior seminars. A long list of named students and participants appears in the right-hand program.
Soroptimist club 7 40 p m Call ad meeting Mrs Lucile Graves 20 y a members urged to attend Astern Star 8 p m Masonk ree pte Btated mepsting Nitellites Hdy 7 30 pm Mrs Ernie Proudfit 311 W Olive Ana Social club 4 H building I bring taered dish and service Wednesday Sunflower Hdu 2 p m Mrs Evarett Hubbard Erinence route Saint Paulia club 2 p m Mrs Charles Milhon 9H N Main bring picture material 1 Thursday Gleeful Homemakers Hdu Jpno Mrs Vere Ne Noll 612 5 John Harmony Ldu 2 pm Mrs Her b Stowers 509 N 1th
Temple Oklahoma reports on a beagle hound named Noblitt reacting to missed shots during a rabbit hunt. Later the dog hunted solo and brought back two rabbits, demonstrating its hunting skill and loyalty.
About 3000 spectators from Kansas, Colorado, and Oklahoma attended the Garden City Municipal Airport opening of Garden City Aviation Sales and Service. The Red Cross bloodmobile at the Federal Reformatory in Chillicothe could not collect more after drawing 20 pints of blood from inmates.
The William Wilson chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its Flag Day luncheon at the Warren hotel with Betsy Ross tableaux, red white and blue carnations, and copies of the official flag code. Judy Mai received the DAR Good Citizenship award as guests and leaders shared reports from the 66th Continental Congress and devotions.
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