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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1957
Page
5
A fragment describes making an old Kentucky nut cake using self rising shortening butter sugar eggs milk vanilla and walnuts. Measurements appear garbled but indicate 2/3 cup sugar 1 egg and 1 cup milk with 2 cups sifted flour and 2 teaspoons baking powder.
Wanda Lea Drees daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore H Drees married Peter L Krentz son of Rev and Mrs Paul G Jentz at Trinity Lutheran church Aurora Ill The setting featured palms blue candles greenery and bows The ceremony included music sung by Ramona Drees Lenore Sherman played Bach and Brahms Miss Drees wore a Chantilly lace gown with a full tulle skirt and elongated train The bride carried pink roses and stephanotis The wedding party included Carol Drees Elaine Arndt and Lenore Sherman as bridesmaids and Daniel Hildebrandt as best man Other ushers were Bill Theiss Lee Thurow Donald Spitz and Carl Brighton Grant Hiesterman was ringbearer
Local social column details Mrs Batty Kyle and daughters Patty and Peggy heading home to Vallejo California after three weeks with relatives. It also covers wedding party members, college graduations, engagements and upcoming travels including Mrs Collingwood, Playhouse College of Theatre Arts graduate, touring stock in El Paso and plans to return to Plano Illinois after a Colorado honeymoon.
Social groups schedule a memorial service at IOOF hall, a Bridge club at Gixle Center, Beauceant at the Masonic temple with initiation, Rebekah lodge Father’s Day observance, Mothers Club event at Finnup Park, and a covered dish dinner with Honolulu pictures by Mrs. Pearl Luther at Fellow order.
Satanta couple Eugene Haddican and Novella Parker wed Sunday at St. Timothy’s Catholic Church in Satanta. Music by Robert Neville and Wayne Lahoy accompanied vows read by Reverend Wiley. Bride wore Chantilly lace and tulle with a white Bible. Natina Parker and Vivian Weber were attendants. Reception at the groom’s in laws’ home. They will reside in Satanta.
Salema Jane Burr daughter of Mrs. Blanche Burr and Robert Walters son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walters of Sublette are to wed Sunday at 4 p.m. in the Dodge City Christian Church. Burr attended Dodge City schools and the University of Wichita and taught in a Wichita school last year. Walters, a naval veteran, is a University of Wichita graduate employed at Boeing in Wichita.
Robert Darnes of Chickasha Oklahoma and Alma Wellé of Kiowa previously a Sublette high school teacher were married recently. Darnes left Garden City three years ago to head the music department at the Oklahoma College for Women in Chickasha.
Dorothy Roe notes knitters across the country embracing bulky yarn and large needles to craft fashionable sweaters capes and dresses. Describes hip length sleeveless jerkin with nautical air and striped patterns plus simple construction. Mentions free instructions by mail and several personal notices from Weston and nearby towns.
A late summer wedding is planned for Fort Hays students Marilyn Joy Basgall and William Dean Krebs. Miss Basgall is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Basgall and her fiancé is the son of Mr and Mrs William R Krebs, all of Scott City.
In Sudbury Ontario Mrs Augustine Piquette marks her 90th birthday, still stylish and slim at about 95 pounds. She shares a playful take on living to 90, discusses recipes and baking, enjoys dancing and singing, and invites readers to submit recipes for a Cook's Corner contest with a $1 prize per entry.
A. D. Glover, agent at Railway Express, launched the second annual Garden City to Davenport pigeon race. Christmas committee members announced include Boyd Stehwein, Dan Banman, Dale Corley, Don LaGesse, Clint Lightner, Glen Main, Jim Sloan, and John White with Leonard H. Smith as chairman and Stehwen as vice chairman. Gamma Mu Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Gardendale recreation hall with Frances Cox as hostess. Golden Rule HDU held a recent meeting at Mrs. Dale Lightner’s home as Mrs. Lewis Lobmeyer led a lesson on work improvements. A Q and A session on foreign countries discussed the Turkish constitution for the Rebekah lodge. A lodge meeting Friday evening honored Past Noble Grand Alten and Roy Caswell. Mrs. W. P. Boles hosted dinner at the Warren Tea House in honor of their length of service. Devotions by Mrs. C. W. Terhune. Fern Sessler visited Moscow Wednesday with sons Kenneth and Carl.
The page lists cryptic crossword like clues and a short header noting an average Hess of solution in 22 minutes with a misprinted distributor line. It includes jumbled entries such as cover 4 begona and a Cue for a vexing puzzle style.
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