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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1961
Page
3
Mix pudding according to package. fold in banana and marshmallows. Pour into pie shell, top with whipped cream, and dust with crust mixture. Keep chilled between servings. Submit recipes for Bath Cook's Corner with a $7 prize for readers.
Mil lions of readers, mothers in law, dieters, dreamers, and teens write in sharing praise, dieting dilemmas, marriage hopes, and humor. Ann Landers offers blunt advice, suggests medical input, and references a teen smoking booklet for problem cases.
Marianne Hebrlee and Ronald Hewitt Remsehner wed Friday in Baker Chapel First Christian Church by Rev Arthur F Fleming. Brides parents Edward Hebrlee and BR Remschner of San Luis Obispo Calif. Groom’s parents reside in Salanta. Attendants Aubrey Parks and Mrs A A Parks. Bride in blue satin sheath with blue accessories, bouquet of white carnations. Reception details and cake described. couple graduates and occupations noted.
A series of family visits and celebrations are noted across Sylvia. Mrs Norman Staats and Mrs Carl Baker hosted mothers on Sunday, with relatives including Jane Baker Connie Brecheisen and Terry Brecheisen present. Travelers Jack Devold left for Neosho due to his mother’s illness, while Gene Webb party arrived from Spearman Texas to visit Lula Borgman and Earnest Webb. The group celebrated Mrs Gene Webb’s birthday and Mothers Day at Lula Borgman’s home with Dale Borgman Ruth Spangler and others attending.
Centennial Gals HDU won as the new unit name for a young homemakers group sponsored by Nite Lites HDU. The suggestion came from Mrs Eston Barbe at a meeting at Mrs Ronald Hummer’s home with 12 members and three guests from Nite Lites. Guests Mrs Don Thorne and Mrs Weldell Maddox spoke on organization, while Mrs Richard Parks lectured on floor covering. Co hostesses included Mrs David Joliffe. Upcoming June 8 meeting will be hosted by Mrs B W Jacobs assisted by Mrs Louis Taliaferro. Finns Economy Woolen Box Storage advertised at 4.95 per carton with cleaning charges and free pickup and delivery.
A floral memorial service was held by Mrs. Howard Smith and Mrs. Bill Lewis for Chapter X of PEO at a Friday meeting. Mrs. Smith read a tribute to deceased members over the past 50 years while Mrs. Lewis placed a yellow daisy in a silver basket.
The Sod and Blossom Garden Club stages a spring show in two divisions horticultural and artistic design. Entries accepted Saturday 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. in the Western Light and Telephone hostess room. Exhibits open 1 to 4 p.m. and must be removed by 4:30. Ribbon awards announced. Plant sale linked to the afternoon display. Mrs Donald Schultz is general chairman.
Overblouses in several sizes headline the latest pattern release. No 3180 lists 2% yard fabric needs for large size with collar and boat neck details, priced 35 cents plus 10 cents mailing, Iris Lane at The Telegram invites requests for pattern and a 50 cent pattern book featuring season’s wearable styles.
Hackettstown, NJ AP reports Lucille Jentzen, 76, operates a 140 acre farm solo since her husband’s 1944 death. She chops trees, drags logs with a hand-cranked tractor, saws and splits timber, milks a Jersey cow, tends about 30 sheep, a dozen heifers, raises chickens, and cleared fields of rocks with dynamite after years of labor.
Janice Lee McClure of Sublette is named 1960 61 sweetheart of Alpha Epsilon Pi at the University of New Mexico. McClure, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kelly McClure, is a 1959 St Mary of the Plains graduate and a sophomore in Albuquerque.
About 20 members of the Garden City Chapter of the Order of DeMolay hosted a Mothers Day breakfast at the Masonic Hall. Mothers of DeMolays were treated as honored guests, with the meal prepared and served by Masons from the chapter's advisory council.
A Finnup Seed Store advertisement promotes bug dust sprays and sprayers to exterminate pests and worms from flowers, gardens, and lawns. The notice highlights pest control products and consumer use.
Calendar lists a range of social events including bridge and club meetings. Notable items include Mr. and Mrs. George Meets ev, J. Kuhn, a Memorial Service, Prairie Hens Home, Children’s Library Hour from 10 to 10:45, and multiple fellowship and study group gatherings hosted by local women and clubs with times andhost addresses.
In Seattle AP report, Robert Hanscom and wife Dorothy converted a 50 year old former Methodist church into a dress shop. They furnished with theater light fixtures, painted the front door pink, moved pews to the choir loft, and added dresses. They removed the parsonage for a parking lot and recall a customer who once lived there.
A quirky shopping line promotes scented drawer liners as a versatile gift. The copy notes they suit the person who has everything and suggests personal use, branding INEZ ACCESSORIES as a source for the item.
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