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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1963
Page
8
A Raspberry Divinity recipe from Cook’s Corner instructs heating sugar syrup to 252 degrees, folding in foamy egg whites with raspberry gelatin, then beating until stiff peaks. Nuts are folded in and spooned or dropped onto waxed paper, with optional candied fruit. yields about 3 dozen pieces. Submit recipes to Mrs. Kenneth Russell Sublette for a $1 prize.
Mr and Mrs Calvin Martin of Aguilar Colorado announce the marriage of their daughter Connie Charlotte Martin to John Michelli son of Mr and Mrs Angelo Michelli also of Aguilar The Martins formerly lived in Garden City and Connie is a niece of Mr and Mrs Marion Martin Eminence Rt They now reside in Denver where he is employed
Mr and Mrs J D Adams attend the fortieth anniversary of his Kansas State University class of 1923 graduation. Graduates of 1923 to hold a luncheon Friday at the Student Union. Raymond Huff master and Lois Riggs return from Liberty Missouri after funeral of Johnny S Capps. Martin Nusser admitted to Kearny County Hospital room 206. Bake stuffed tomatoes 15 minutes in moderate oven.
A local births listing details newborns with names and birth dates. Michele Renee, Sharri Lyn, Douglas Alan, Tommy Harley, Trent Alan, Mary Ann, Kamela Rose, Diane Elizabeth, Larry Dean, Perry Lloyd and Jesse Jr. are named with parent addresses and birth dates in May and April.
Mrs Owen was installed as president of the Community Circle of the Congregational Church along with officers including Mrs Lewis Kilbourne as vice president and Mrs Robert Jaggard as second vice president in a Thursday morning ceremony conducted by Mrs Walter Wagner. Hostesses for the 9:30 p.m. coffee were Mrs Bob Christensen Merle Irick and Mrs Walter Holmstrom. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs Wagner and Mrs Owen.
Mrs. Joyce Wolking has accepted a teaching position in the Las Vegas elementary school system for the 1963 64 term. She is the daughter of Mrs. M IL Yount of 706 N. 6th and is a 1961 graduate of Garden City Junior College. She will receive a bachelor of science in education from Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia this month and begin duties in September.
Four members of the Sherlock Hustlers Home Demonstration Unit installed a road directory on Sherlock Road as the first of three planned directories. Officers include Mrs. Herman Lang president and Mrs. Virgil Harsh vice president. Members and guests attended a meeting with 49 unit members, noting food budget tips and June 18 hostess plans.
Readers discuss wedding plans with in aisle entrances and absent fathers. A mother recounts walking her daughter and rejecting public spectacle. A secretary vents on a boss wife who intrudes on confidential meetings. A couple asks about visiting their son and daughter-in-law and receiving an invitation.
Mrs. Logan presides over the Loyal Leaders Class at the First Christian Church as 17 members view church work films and Colorado pictures. Officers elected include J Vernon Baker as vice president, Ed Whitmer as assistant secretary, C I Farnum as treasurer, and Ed Whitmer and Dale Fry as song leaders and pianists. The Rev Arthur Flaming gave devotions and money was voted to help a needy family.
Mr and Mrs Lefort hosted a large family reunion and birthday celebration Monday evening at their home. Attendees included relatives from Shreveport and Tolcomb among others with several children and spouses present. A veteran sergeant showed travel movies from Spain England and France amid the gathering.
A fragment listing social events and notices including a memorial pay, public talks, and open house. Entries mention American Legion and auxiliary activities, a story hour at Gnede City, and a luau event at 9150 Wo 2:30, Tara Fifth Avenue, with local residents Roberta, Mea and John Wheeler noted.
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