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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1968
Page
3
Doris Taylor of Derby Vermont shares a raised doughnut recipe with a maple syrup dunking method. The letter-writer praises the flavor and texture, noting doughnuts are eaten hot and dunked in syrup, while the family recipe yields about two dozen doughnuts and holes.
Dear Ann Landers describes parental worry over college son using green and white pep pill capsules believed to be amphetamines. The column warns of risks to the central nervous system from overuse. A stenographer asks about notarizing signatures for a boss and a son when not present, raising questions of legality and ethics in notary practice.
Rebekah Lodge held its regular meeting with R W Knight presiding. Mrs Clayton Ladwig gave ritual and constitution guidance and outlined proper balloting. Donations totaling 10 were approved for Heart Fund and the Re tarded Children s Clinic. A garage sale will fund a mimeograph for The Triple Links paper. The charter was draped for former state president Mrs Edna E Walsh. Birthday offerings were received from four members. Membership for Mrs Faye Stone was approved. Initiation is planned for March 26.
Mrs. Bessie Dittmeier assisted by Mr. and Mrs. D Whitney Haviland hosted Southwest Kansas Gem and Mineral Society at Civic Center. Thirty five members present. Roll call response noted as cases to enter in the eighth annual rock show April 2021. Guests included Mrs. Ralph Gardiner Kentess and Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Schmalzfeich Dighton. Some members made souvenirs for the Rock Show. A field trip planned for May.
L Crouch president of Garden City Community College spoke on campus construction progress at Luau Inn on Monday evening. Guests included Priscilla Maltbie and Vickie Brown among others.
Compact listings for community groups and clubs with event times at venues like Civic Center Knights of Columbus Hall and St Catherine's Hospital Cafeteria. Highlights include district AAUW meeting, garden club and bridge events, plus cultural and social gatherings with notes on speakers and alumni activities.
Epsilon Tota chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at the home of Mrs John Gies for a 15 member business and educational gathering with three guests. Inez Phillips executive director of MS spoke on the local field, fundraising plans were announced for May in Finney County, and chapter members were assigned welfare tasks and committee roles. The group approved donations to local and MS causes and planned future events including a state convention in Overland Park and a zone meeting at the Continental Inn.
Mrs. Otis Frazier introduced guest speaker O. W. Terhune, president of the local Odd Fellows Eye Bank chapter, who explained the Eye Bank system and its funding, operations, and success rate. The Kansas University Medical Center is the local contact, 21 members attended, committees were formed for a spring party on April 22, next meeting planned for March 35.
Zeta Upsilon of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a rush coffee Saturday morning at Mrs. Ron Osterbuhr's home in Hudson. Guests included Mrs. Max Troub and Mrs. Jerry Bedker, with prizes of coffee mugs awarded to Mrs. Bob Dale, Mrs. Robert Wood, and Mrs. Bill Kinney.
Mrs LeRoy Vannaman hosted Acorn Club on Monday with twelve members answering roll call with fictional characters. Mrs Forest E Good discussed the review book To Live Again by Catherine Marshall. The next meeting will be Monday at Mrs Keith Fillmore home.
Fayetteville West Virginia announces the engagement of N Kathleen Shank daughter of the Rev and Mrs Walter E Shank to Carlos Curtis Green son of Curtis M Green formerly of Garden City The bride to be is a McPherson College senior majoring in education and psychology The groom is a McPherson junior majoring in history He recently completed two years in Brethren Volunteer Service in Nigeria for the Church of the Brethren He is a Garden City High School graduate A June 1 wedding is planned.
Mrs Shook explained that Epsilon Sigma Alpha is a major women’s service group aiding the Institute of Logopedics across Kansas. The talk covered scholarship funds and educational emphasis while co hosts served refreshments. Members and guests listed include Mrs Anstaett, Mrs Culbreath, and several local residents.
Instructional recipe outlines making a lemon curd like filling with egg yolks sugar lemon rind and juice folded into whipped whites and cream. Crumbs line a pan then lemon mixture is spread and topped by whipped cream and wafer crumbs before freezing. Ends with submission details for unusual recipes to Dennis Harness at the Garden City Telegram.
Guide for club publicity officers on deadlines and copy quality. Emphasizes prompt reporting, clear first paragraphs answering who what when where why, photo identification, accurate spelling dates and numbers, and proper copy formatting. Advises avoiding long lists, notes on small paper, carbon copies, and mimeograph bulletins. Encourages persistence and professional tone.
Mrs. Dale Binney entertained Zeta Upsilon of Beta Sigma Phi Monday evening at 312 Hudson. Larry Boll, Area Mental Health Center staff psychologist, spoke on the father’s role in child growth and guidance and read How Thou Shalt Rear Children. A question period followed. Mrs. Osterbuhr reviewed the group’s work and socials. The Adams family moves to Ft. Morgan Colorado. Las Vegas party slated March 23 and hostess March 25 is Mrs. Bob Yale.
Jorja Derby of Sublette High School earned second place in watercolor at the seventh District Art Contest sponsored by the Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs Wayne Walter of Sublette won first and second in acrylic and first in collage. both entries advance to a state contest in Lindsborg on March 16, with Mrs Walter a member of the Social Hour Federated Club that also sponsored Derby.
Mrs. Lester Hahn presided at the Eagles Auxiliary March gathering. Eighteen sick calls reported. Donations given to Retarded Children's Assn and Belles of St. Catherine. Plans discussed for June state convention in Garden City. A salad supper preceded the meeting. Initiation set for next Monday at 8 PM.
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