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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1963
Page
9
A reader asks if Seventh Day Adventists ever wear jewelry like engagement rings. The column confirms devout adherents do not wear jewelry, even rings, noting exceptions are not in keeping with teachings.
Young graduates face entry into economic life. They should serve others and strive in the arena, not fear failure. Theodore Roosevelt’s exhortation urges perseverance, effort, and daring, warning against bystanders.
Mrs Charles Burch was installed president of Todays Mothers Club in a final meeting at Mrs Joe Doubrava home 1111 East Chestnut with 20 members present Mrs Virgil Raffety led the installation of new officers including Elvin Crockett vice president Andy Holt secretary and Frank Koksal treasurer Secret Sisters were revealed by a gift exchange Mrs Collins inactive member will return to active next year A new programing plan by Mrs Duane Hays was approved and a coffee was planned for June 19 at 9 30 a m in Finnup Park.
The First Methodist Church circles met on Thursday to study World Neighbors. Multiple circles hosted luncheons with guests and hostesses, sharing devotions and missionary experiences from Japan India Korea and Peru while naming upcoming circle reassignments for June and noting members and guests.
At the Meyer family reunion held Sunday in the 4-H Building Larned Mrs Viola Nelson and Jarrell Nelson of 412 Davis and Mr and Mrs Charles Peebles of 903 Center were among more than 70 attendees Also Ruth Potter 809 N 3rd was elected third vice president of the State Business and Professional Women's Club at the Broadview Hotel Wichita She will delegate to the National BPW convention in Dallas this summer.
Calendar of Social Events lists dozens of society gatherings for the week. Beauceant meets at the Masonic Temple while Zeta Upsilon holds a meeting at 1606 York with a Hurrah party. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary hosts a covered dish supper and officer installation at the Post Home. Garden Club plans a rose luncheon at Civic Center and a Hich Hose Hanch outing. Alpha Tau at Beta Sigma Phi hosts a Hurrah Party at 1102 Safford. Prairie Hens HDU and Rebekah Lodge schedule events. Tyrian Lodge AF and AM holds a special communication at the Masonic Temple and American Legion Auxiliary plans wreaths for Memorial Day at Fast Home.
Eighteen members attended the Gay Niters Home Demonstration Unit gathering at 708 North Main, hosted by Mrs. Charles Philbrick with co host Mrs. Mike Merrill. Special guests included Mrs. Florence Putnam Wiley Cole and Mrs. Nel Nichols. Loren Percival led a lesson on managing the family food budget. Donald Strack of 708 Sanford will host the next 7:30 p.m. meeting on June 26.
A crude recipe describes placing velly on a wire rack in a heavy Dateh oven. Cover and heat on very low for a short warming time. Serve seasoned Wyerwurst with horseradish Worcestershire and cocktail sauce, accompanied by emickers or small rye bread slices.
Republican women meet in Topeka to discuss 1904 campaigns. Gahoma Dennis warns Americans must brace for continued political battles and criticizes Cuban crisis politics. She highlights voter turnout gaps, party principles, and calls for energizing women voters in Kansas.
Gar den City hosts discuss civil defense shelters and capacities. Mrs. Martin Zerr led the program with Mrs. Leroy Vannaman handling business, while Mrs. Don Thorne presented family food budgeting tips. Prizes awarded to several members. next meeting set for June 17.
A note notes cooking ravat beer in a slow oven and placing Yorkshire pudding in a hot oven while the boat rests. It estimates five twenty minutes for the oven to reach high temperature.
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