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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1957
Page
9
Social events schedule lists REBEKAH and Odd Fellow services and meetings at IOOF and Masonic halls. Includes Duplicate Bridge at Civic Center, Beauceant initiation, a Mother’s Day observance, and family dinner with pictures by Mrs. Pearl Lather at IOOF hall. Swimming at Finnup Park noted.
Mrs Betty Kyle and daughters Patty and Peggy depart Vallejo California after a three week visit with Mrs Gardiner and family. Gardiners plan a week in New York and a Broadway show, while Mrs Collingwood graduates in Pasadena and heads to El Paso for a summer stock role. Several dinner hosts and guests are listed among Aurora Illinois and nearby communities.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Haddican wed Sunday at 2 pm in St Timothy Church Satanta. Novella Parker becomes bride. Leroy Hayden serves as best man and Nalina Parker is maid of honor. Reception at the bride’s parents home precedes plans to live in Satanta.
Saloma Jane Burr and Robert Walters plan to marry Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Dodge City Christian church. Burr, daughter of Blanche Burr, is a former Dodge City student and University of Wichita graduate, last teaching in Wichita. Walters, of Sublette, is a naval veteran and University of Wichita graduate employed by Boeing in Wichita.
Robert Darnes of Chickasha Oklahoma a former city music instructor and Alma Wells of Kiowa a former 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
Weekending visitors in Weston, Missouri include Mr. and Mrs. Wm Gardiner from 905 Davis who are visiting Mrs. Gardiner’s parents. Also returning today are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lammel of Arapahoe Nebraska and Mrs. Sophie Heidmann of Fairbury Nebraska who attended the wedding last night of Wanda Drees and Peter L Krentz.
A vintage recipe for Old Kentucky Nut Cake includes ingredients such as shortening sugar eggs flour baking powder salt milk vanilla and walnuts. It instructs beating, folding, and baking in 9 inch pans at 350 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes with tips to submit favorite recipes for a prize.
Dorothy Roe notes knitting needles and bulky yarns top fashion as 1930s styles revive simple stoles boxy jackets and hip length jerkin designs. A navy and white striped straight jerkin with side buttons offers nautical flair and easy construction for amateur knitters.
A late summer wedding is planned for Fort Hays students Marilyn Joy Basgall and William Dean Krebs. Basgall is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Basgall, Krebs the son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Krebs, all of Scott City.
A cryptogram style puzzle listing numerous clues with numbers and wordplay hints. Includes references to historical figures, geography, and common crossword style definitions. Ends with note about distribution by King Features Syndicate and a previously solved cryptogram.
A. D. Glover, agent at the Railway Express agency, starts the second annual Garden City to Davenport Iowa pigeon race. Christmas committee of the chamber of commerce announced by Corburn Jones includes Boyd Stehwein Dan Banman Dale Corley Don LaGesse Clint Lightner Glen Main Jim Sloan and John White with Leonard H. Smith as chairman and Stehwein as vice chairman. Gamma Mu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Gardendale recreation hall with Frances Cox as hostess. The Golden Rule HDU held a lesson on Work Improvements hosted by Mrs Dale Lightner and Mrs Owewis Lobmeyer. The foreign countries committee discussed Turkey. B Allen and Roy Caswell honored with a dinner at the Warren Hotel for length of service to AT&T. Mrs Fern Sessler visited Moscow with her sons Kenneth and Carl.
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