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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1955
Page
3
A home tested dessert feature extols a semi sweet chocolate Black Bottom Pie. It details marshmallow filling, a mousse like texture, and a freezer ready method with cream topping and marshmallow dots. Serving tips include room temperature thawing and optional chilling for a creamy finish.
Dorothy V Whipple M D explains milk intolerance in babies linking symptoms to digestive upset vomiting diarrhea abdominal pain and weight gain issues. Skin signs such as eczema rash on cheeks behind ears elbows and knees may accompany intolerance while other causes can trigger similar symptoms.
A doctor may diagnose a milk allergy in a baby and recommend milk free foods. Soybean infant foods, diluted with water, can form formula. Goat milk helps some infants, but soybean products are easier to obtain. Many babies outgrow milk allergy by age one or two, while older children improve but may not outgrow as readily.
In New Orleans Mrs Paul Spurlock’s children ran a snowball stand outside their home drawing many male customers. The kids used two bottles of her liqueur flavoring, disrupting the business until she found and saved the half bottle, ending the venture.
A scrambled NBC CBS and local listings fragment showing program times such as Weatherman DeSports Memor y Tony Jewell and Biography in Sound. Includes Travel Bureau Music of Manhattan News and Sign Off with scattered digits and channel names.
Carole Yvonne Sloan and Stanley Dale Kullbom will exchange vows August 20. The couple, both Ft. Hays College juniors, are announced by Miss Sloan's parents Mr and Mrs C S Sloan of Mullinville. Sloan belongs to Alpha Sigma Alpha. Kullbom works at a Liberal Northern Natural gas station for the summer.
Avcoset launches a new rayon line noted for controlled shrinkage and colorfastness. The fabrics supposedly wash well, iron easily, and retain a fresh appearance longer due to resistance to washing strains.
Social events listed include Rebekah lodge slides at 1OOF hall Tuesday, clothing drive for Save the Children at Methodist church Wednesday, Rebekah quilting all day with covered dish at 10OF hall, Happy Homemakers HDU Thursday at 2:30 p.m. 4-IF building, Sunday school build ing fund coffee 9:30-11 at Mrs Co. a Sardine 07 as North Sixth, Ivanhoe Valley Grane 8:30 p.m. Plymell community house.
A summer furniture show in Chicago showcased a shift to heavier modern pieces with Italian Provincial Early American French Provincial and Queen Anne influences. Walnut with natural grain finishes proves popular as versatile chests and cabinets gain interchangeable units. Upholstery embraces pink and avocado green hues, white brass accessories emerge, and table tops feature field stone and marble finishes.
Tersea Darlene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mayfield, Deerfield, born June 11. Kent Allan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rod Harner, 509% North Twelfth, born June 13. George Aloysius, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Lee Gerber, South Star Route, born June 13. Irvin Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis I. Molz, Deerfield, born June 14. Dale Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dale Fecht, Syracuse, born June 14. William John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Danler, Deerfield, born June 14. Steven Timothy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nichols, 704 Conkling, born June 16. Ronald Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hapes, 118 West Kansas, born June 16.
Personal paragraphs recount a piano recital by Mrs. Lawrence Joyce’s students at the Civic Center with names listed among participants. It notes numerous family visits, summer travel plans including Lt Donald Shirkey’s Laon trip, visitors from Memphis and Denver, a hospital residency plans in Cincinnati, and a stork shower for George Schlereth with a social host list and prizes.
Sondra Kells marked her eighth birthday with a weiner roast at 109 Mendenhall last night. Grandparents M. D. Chance and C. A. Kells attended along with Colin Smith Mary Smith Janet Gilchrist Carlene Ward Cheryle Kells Larry Kells Vivian Hands Virginia Hands Doyle Carroll and Batty Buckley. Frank and Mrs. Kells hosted the gathering. In Garden City over the weekend Nancy Blackburn Darwin Hetter from Great Bend joined Braddock Archibald wedding guests.
Mary Ellen Hammer became the bride of Charles E B Weilard Jr of Ulysses at the Metho dist church. They left for a short wedding trip through the South and will reside in Ulysses where Weilard is employed by Cities Service.
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