Extension Homemakers Recognition Day set for April 2
Finney County Extension Homemakers units plan a full April schedule starting with Homemakers Recognition Day on April 2. The event features a noon luncheon at the Elks Home, a morning program at State Theatre, and an afternoon at Garden City Community Junior College Fine Arts Center. Registration is $3.25, with speakers including Nancy Kantola and Dennis Harness and entertainment by Kids Korner School and Gretchen Tiberghien students.
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Finney County Merce
Dolly Throneberry
Doris Miller
Nancy Kantola
Garden City Co-op
Kantola
Policy Council of Kansas Women’s Political Caucus
State Theatre
Jack Kempton
Marvin Berdit
Kids Korner School
Mary Lou Hayes
Garden City Community Junior College
Gretchen Tiberghien
Lonnie Riddle
Fine Arts Building
Southwest
Kansas
Alpha Taus Lesson On Action Reaction in Beta Sigma Phi
Alpha Tau chapter meets at Mrs Sul livan 310 N 5th with 14 members and guest Mrs Bruce Middleton present. Mrs Nichols led the March 12 session at Mrs Manning 507 N 2nd on Action and body types. hostess gift to Mrs Eric Miller. Tri-chapter party set for April 3 at 7 p.m. in the Blue Flame Room of Peoples Natural Gas. reservations via Mrs Bud Meredith.
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Alpha Tau
Beta Sigma Phi
Jerry Sullivan
N. 5Th
Michael Nichols
Floyd Manning
N. 2Nd
Jack Tye
Marsha Kitts
Bruce Middleton
George
Blue Flame
Peoples Natural Gas
Bud Meredith
Kitchen Carpet Care and Selection Guidelines
Kitchen carpet needs considering room use and care. Katherine Meyer of Kansas State University Extension notes quick blotting of spills and frequent vacuuming. Choose multicolored or dark shades to hide soil while noting lint and dust show on deep or light areas.
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Katherine Meyer
Kansas State University Extension
Social Events Calendar Weekly Meeting Highlights
Monday events include dinner at the Masonic Temple with a covered dish. The Tura Study Club meets in the Blue Flame Room hosted by Lauciile Joy. Sewing repair session and toy repair set for the evening. The VFW Auxiliary gathers at the Post Home for an eight o clock meeting. Garden and Trial Secretaries hold a seven thirty program. Rebekah Lodge Secretaries meet at two pm. Sequoyah BHU hosts a meeting at Mrs. Ross Blackford’s home. Sweet Adelines rehearse at St Thomas Parish Hall with bulletin slips. Wednesday Story Hour runs from 10:45 am at the Public Library northeast door.
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Braturant
Spri
Masonic Temple
Tura Study Club
Blue Flame
Lauciile Joy
GAY Iiters
Howard Shaw
VFW
Maxine
Ing
Olive
Rebekah Lodge
Saladay
Lodge
Sequoyah
Ross Blackford
Sweet Adelines
St. Thomas Parish Hall
Public Library
Royal Neighbors Meet at Rural Home Luncheon
Royal Neighbors Social Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Rose Naab’s rural home for a 1:30 luncheon. Co hostesses Mrs. R. E. Romine and Mrs. Kenneth Funk assisted. Seventeen or eighteen members attended with Mrs. Peggy Nail presiding. The group voted to donate $5 to the Belles of St. Catherine.
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Royal Neighbors Social Club
Rose Naab
Rt. 1
R. E. Romine
Kenneth Funk
Romine
Peggy Nail
Belles of
Astraea Juniors Report Art Award Winners and Benefit Plan
Astraea Juniors reviewed recent activities with fourteen guests at Mrs. Martin Nusser’s home. Four members won or were honored at the District Arts and Crafts Day in Scott City on March 8, including grand champion C M Lansdon for a pants suit. The club will sponsor a benefit bridge at Garden City Country Club on April 9 at 1 15 PM. tickets from members. The next meeting is April 4 at Mrs. Gary Salyer’s home.
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Astraea
Martin Nusser
S. Star Rt
Nusser
Wilfred A. Peterson
Dennis Clark
Clark
Gary Salyer
Scott City
David Foster
C. M Lansdon
Garden City Country Club
Jim Murdock
Harding
Yogurt as Topping for Fruit Compote and Salads
A simple note suggests yogurt serves well as a topping for fruit compote or for fruit salad. It presents two practical pairing ideas using yogurt with fruit dishes.
Gilger Wasinger Engagement Planned at Hutchinson Church
Debra Dianne Gilger of Hutchinson and Bruce E. B. Wasinger of Hays are engaged. Debra, a 1971 Garden City High School graduate and Fort Hays State College sophomore, is a Delta Zeta member. Bruce, a 1970 St Joseph Military Academy graduate and Fort Hays State College junior majoring in political science, is the son of Lubin and Mrs. Wasinger of Hays. The wedding is set for August 4 at Hutchinson Episcopal Church.
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Harold Gilger
Hutchinson
Garden City
Debra Dianne
Bruce EB. Wasinger
Lubin Wasinger
Hays
Garden City High School
Fort Hays State College
Delta Zeta Sorority
St. Joseph Military Academy
Ft. Hays State College
Belles Luncheon Aims to Expand Hospital Support
The Belles of St Catherine invite all Garden City women to a membership luncheon tomorrow 1 to 3 p.m. at Nazarene Church fellowship hall 1319 E Kansas. Guests Tom Gillan and hospital staff will discuss new services while Mrs Calvin Bigler Mae M Rooney coordinate arrangements. The group seeks broadened nursing scholarships and hospital services through member efforts.
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Belles of
St. Catherine
Fellowship Hall
the Nazarene Church
Kansas
Dale Gillan
St. Catherine Hospital
Calvin Bigler
Mae M. Rooney
Belles Board
Garden City
China Painters Plan to Attend Hutchinson Show
China painters from Offerle and several towns gather after a painting seminar at Marie Olophant home for final plans to attend the State China Show in Hutchinson April 5 to 7. Theme is Down on the Farm with past participants including Helen Rudy Syracuse Esther Keller Regina Livingston Ruby Laughlin Garden City Lela Martin Ulysses Edith Herman Marie Crawford Dodge City Sophie Kurth Mable Olephant and the hostess.
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Boot Hill
Hutchinson
Marie Olophant
Offerle
Helen Rudy
Syracuse
Esther Keller
Regina Livingston
Ruby Laughlin
Garden City
Lela Martin
Ulysses
Edith Herman
Marie Crawford
Dodge City
Sophie Kurth
Mable Olephant
All of
Salt's Effect on Yeast Bread Rising
A note on salt levels in yeast bread explains that too much salt slows or halts yeast activity, reducing rise and loaf volume. It warns bakers to measure salt carefully to avoid stalling fermentation and to maintain proper dough strength and flavor.
Ann Landers Advice Column From a Small Town
Dear Ann Landers and the letters discuss dating, personal growth, and social expectations. A South Dakota high school voice shares a poem and a tale of trying to connect with people including a Doberman encounter, a bus driver, and family reactions. The column then offers counseling and perspectives on finding love and self-improvement.
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Ann Landers
South Dakota
Stephens Return From Colorado Trip With Mexico City Visit
Mr and Mrs William M Stephens Sr of 902 N 6th conclude an eight day trip in Arvada Colorado where they stayed with grandchildren Barbara Douglas and Julie Stephens. The trip coincided with Mr Stephens Jr attending a glass distributors convention in Mexico City. Formerly of Garden City he is a vice president at Harding Glass Industries in Denver.
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William M. Stephens Sr
N. 6Th
Arvada
Colo
Barbara
Douglas
Julie Stephens
William M. Stephens Jr
Mexico City
Glass Distributors
Garden City
Stephens
Harding Glass Industries
Denver
Teen Age Sex Ten Ways To Cool It booklet ad
Ann Landers offers guidance on how to play it cool with teens in a booklet titled Teen Age Sex Ten Ways To Cool It. The ad invites readers to send 50 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to Garden City Telegram.
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Dawn A
Ann Landers
Garden City Telegram
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