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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1968
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Claude A Baker of 2001 N 3rd returned Monday from Montclair California where they visited their daughter Mrs Robert Haage her husband Mr Haage and children They also visited other relatives in California
Gamma Mu rush captain Mrs Charles Anstaett hosted a casual evening coffee at her 310 Thompson residence. Guests and members arrived from 8 p m to escort attendees to the Anstaett home for conversations and camaraderie with several Mmes and Mss present including Bill Stegmeier John Jameson Jerry Batterton Jerry Hanson Don Williams Ted Crist Bob Buerkle Clarke Culbreath Ed Cox Leo Bennett Loren Percival Kenneth Ochs Pete Shaddy Dennis Erwin Wendell Maddox Archie Shook and Miss Nancy Voth.
Mr and Mrs Walter A Bullock of Eminence announce the engagement of their daughter Roberta Ann to Charles Hands son of Mr and Mrs Richard Hands Their wedding is planned for August Also listed are 30 Day sale items including dresses at 2 dollars sleeveless blouses at 1 39 white handbags at 1 nylons three pairs for 1 and other ad copy of daily specials
A collection of letters to Ann Landers covering name spelling concerns a houseworker considering quitting, a widower offering singing lessons, and credit references. The column advises against drastic name changes, warns that pursuing a singing career via a shared household could cause family trouble, and notes responsibility for debts vouched for.
Seventeen Garden City High School students will attend the 22nd annual Kansas Assn. of Future Homemakers of America state meeting in Topeka. About 2,300 attendees are expected, with 156 chapters represented and 9,303 total FHA members in Kansas. The event includes installation of officers, honorary memberships, and a program theme FHA Pledges Allegiance focused on citizenship.
Mrs. Gene Hund of 15 Crest Rd hosted the Maris Stella Study Club on Wednesday afternoon. Denison guest Mrs. Leaderbrand joined thirteen members, with Mrs. B. W. Smallwood presiding. Mrs. Alton Garnand spoke on Let Us Go and Make a Treaty with the Heathen as hostess prize winner Mrs. Ernest Wonsetler. The club voted to fund a membership in Belles of St. Catherine.
Mrs. Everatt Glenn of 315 W Mary provides a simple recipe for a sausage and sauerkraut casserole. It combines one-pound sauerkraut with browned sausage, potatoes, minced onion, and grated cheese. Bake at 350 degrees for 35 to 49 minutes after layering.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Eichhorn celebrated a double ring wedding on January 20 at Community Church with Rev. Malcolm Bertram Jr. Officiants and guests from Copeland Newton Denver New York and Garden City attended. The bride Ellen Loucks wore beige Italian linen and carried red roses. the groom is Kansas University medical graduate. Out of town guests included Copeland Newton and Denver members, with a reception following.
Mrs. Joe Doubrava hosted fifteen members of Today's Mothers Club at 1111 HR Chestnut with guest Mrs. Paul Gray. Duane Hays spoke on When the Home and the School Get Together, stressing independent balanced thinking for children and home school collaboration. Elvin Crockett received the hostess gift and a note of thanks came from the Garden City Assn for Retarded Children. next meeting set for March 13 at 8 p.m.
A first course featuring generous smoked salmon atop crisp mixed greens with sour cream caper dressing and fresh ground pepper. Serve with passive notes of French bread and butter for accompaniment.
Mrs. Joe York hosted the Aurora Study Club on Friday with eleven members and their families attending. Shenagh Gleeson, an American Field Service student from New Zealand, spoke about her trip and life in New Zealand. Guests included multiple named couples and families. Mrs. John Dreiling will host the club on March 15.
Gumdrops may be added in small pieces to dough, but licorice flavored gumdrops should be excluded. To make bacon curls twirl whole bacon slices on a fork while cooking for a fun, dexterous early kitchen project.
The state assembly of Church Women United closed with a communion service at First Methodist Church. A luncheon followed in Fellowship Hall as Monday focused on business and workshops with an address by Dr. John Haupt of the United Presbyterian Synod of Kansas. Miss Margaret Shansod urged women to engage in the crisis time and humanize the technological age.
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