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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
8
A cheese bread recipe from Mrs Leo Wasinger Holcomb uses milk sugar salt butter and yeast with Swiss cheese. It yields two loaves. The method involves heating a milk mixture dissolving yeast in warm water mixing in the milk blend, adding flour until a stiff dough forms, kneading, rising, shaping into two balls, rising again, and baking at 350 degrees for 40 to 50 minutes with a butter brushed crust.
The Nite Lites Home Demonstration Unit held a Monday night meeting at the 4-H building led by Mrs. Elsie Branden. She urged saving and money management and noted the group will donate recipes for a newspaper fundraiser and use proceeds for the unit treasury. The annual spring tea is planned for April 1 at the Co op Center with candy making by the guest speaker. Hostesses for the April 18 meeting are Mrs. LeRoy Vannaman. a rummage sale is set for March 26 at the Dickenson Building.
Richard Evans called at Scott City for the Musical Games on Saturday afternoon and at Pratt Saturday night for the Square Dance Jubilee. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Otis Pond and others. various local visits and club notes follow with names and places such as Cimarron, Hugoton, Garden City, Dodge City, KU, and Jetmore.
Marilyn Hering and Paul Cambron wed in a Friday night ceremony at First Methodist Church. Rev C M Fogleman Jr presided as Susan Mann served as maid of honor and Dean Cambron as best man. A reception followed in the Fellowship Hall and the couple will live at 204 N Main after a Colorado Springs trip.
Mrs Dean Davies hosted fourteen members of the Piano Teachers League at her home 808 Anderson Wednesday evening with Mrs Charles Walter as co host. Mr Andrew Clark conducted the business session and a piano scholarship was promised for a student to attend summer camp as in past years. Music news covered the record player in cars. David Hunt sang baritone and Paula Hunt played French horn. Ellsworth Sherman spoke on literature publications and records. The next meeting will be at Mrs Ray Calihan Jr 1401 FE Kansas on April 20 at 8 pm.
Our Baby names Lisa Anne Keith Jay Richard Harvey and Joyce Ann were chosen by four couples. Loren Cockriel Clarence Koehn Lawrence La Vassaur and Gerald Sheaks announced the births and addresses accompany the names. The babies were born in March with dates March 8 11 and 12.
Mrs O M Patterson at 1013 Theron entertained 24 Chapter X members of PEO Friday afternoon with an exchange program with PEO Chapter FF. Guest speaker Mrs O V Nanninga spoke on Footsteps in Leisure noting leisure means sitting and not feeling guilty. Chapter president Mrs Stewart Boone led a brief business session. Hostess for the April 1 meeting at 2 pm is Mrs Howard Smith.
Mrs Mary George and Earl Robinson united in marriage Sunday afternoon in the chapel of the First Methodist Church by Rev E P Rogers. Immediate family and a few guests attended. Mrs Joe Vanderweide played sacred music. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Cecil Day. A family dinner was served at the penitental Inn with a wedding cake. The couple will reside at 607 Taylor after a wedding trip to Phoenix Arizona and Carlsbad Caverns New Mexico.
Mrs. Leslie Worf, Eminence Rt., presided as hostess for the Saintpaulia Club with 11 members present and guest Mrs. G.B. Mayo. Rose Oliver led the program What is a houseplant. Mystery pal gifts went to Mrs. Bessie Grieve, Mrs. Esther Sturgeon, and Mrs. Worf. hostess gift was received by Mrs. Charles Milhon.
National Future Homemakers of America week runs Sunday to April 2. The local FHA executive council planned the week at a potluck in the high school Home Economics room. Activities begin Saturday with the spring formal at Georgia Matthews gym.
Mrs. S. P. Ruckel hosted eleven Acorn Club members with roll call and a show and tell featuring ceramics pictures and sewing. Mrs. Clyde Mercer spoke on Creative Art and craft arts from weaving to stained glass. Plans for a spring salad luncheon at Mrs. Dale Fre's home on March 28 at 1 p.m.
A listings style notice detailing upcoming social events and meetings across multiple groups. Highlights include Junior College and High School recreation at the Civic Center on Thursday, Daughters of American Revolution with Mrs. Gay Smith, Sunflower HDU with Mrs. Jesse Scott Sr., Knights Templar at the Masonic Temple, Old Timers Club at the Civic Center, and various clubs and gatherings through Monday, including Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Gamma Mu Sorority, and Alpha Tau Chapter Beta Sigma Phi with locations and times.
Seventeen members of Sorosis Club met Monday at Mrs. Ken Minter’s home. Co hostesses were Mrs. Frank Kinney and Mrs. Richard Stone. Mrs. Dohogne spoke on her Canada trip and Mrs. Kesler shared modeling tips. May Day breakfast planned. next meeting April 4 at Mrs. Dohogne’s home.
A 13 year old writes about feeling ignored by her father who favors her beautiful sister. Ann Landers suggests the dad likely forgot to put the photo in his wallet and advises the teen to show him the column. The second letter discusses a sister-in-law with dating troubles and a possible divorce. Ann notes the husband may be stringing along the sister-in-law and stresses legal obligations and acceptance.
The district Eagles Auxiliary meeting is scheduled for April 24 in Garden City with delegates to be sent from Great Bend and Hays. Great Bend officers will conduct the initiation. Seventeen local members attended Monday night under President Mrs. Clarence Wells. A $100 gift was given for the state ritual competition. Next meeting is April 4 at 8 p.m. in the Eagles Aerie.
Mrs James Smith of the Dodge City Retarded Children's Assn spoke to the local Retarded Children's group about the Dodge City Day Care Center. A brief business session followed led by Vice-president Mrs Clarence Thomas. The next meeting is scheduled for April 19.
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