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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1957
Page
7
A simple no bake dessert combining an Oreo style shell with a mix of Jello strawberry, hot water, and strawberry juice, layered with vanilla ice cream and drained sweetened strawberries for a fruity pie. The recipe lists Mrs Berry as a possible creator and uses regular or graham cracker crust options.
Simple psychology tips help control food spending by avoiding impulse buys and sticking to a list. The piece cites shopping habits among women and suggests planning one big weekly trip, shopping less often, and avoiding shopping when hungry to curb excess purchases.
A round neck mirror with dual sides offers hands free grooming and a clear magnified view for precision. The piece suits dressing tables or baths while satin brocade remains a luxury fabric now made washable nylon. A clean car interior and a lemon pudding sponge cake combo offer practical homemaking tips and dessert idea.
Etiquette tips from Dorothy Roe help brides plan correct attire for different wedding styles. For formal daytime or evening events the bride wears a floor length gown with train and appropriate veil, while accessories include gloves and bouquet. Grooms wear cutaway jackets and white tie for formal wear, with variations for summer. A novelty note says gloves now come in threes to cover a left hand slit during the ceremony.
Social diary notes a Monday gathering at 2 pm hosted by SLK's Ladies with Bik's name listed among attendees. The brief item records a local social club event without further details.
The STATE THEATRE presents The Spirit of St Louis Sunday through Tuesday and other films on varied days including The Silent World and Gunslinger. Tuesday features a dress event by Soroptimist Club with dinner at Warren hotel and officer laundering tips at 4H building.
Dior discusses his fashion work and self view in a new autobiography titled Christian Dior and Me. He recounts fears and luck shaping his rise, notes a split persona of his professional self, and critiques American elegance. A snippet mentions a pastorate change for a church figure.
Remarks on American women's beauty accompany a social gathering in Prairie Village as Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hagge host guests including Bret and Gregg and Paula and Linda. The piece notes fashion figures Marcel Bous and Dior and mentions Mrs. Frank Cruzmark’s family visiting in Kansas City and North Dakota travel plans.
A bride and groom announced plans for a June wedding with details including the ceremony set in Hays at St Joseph's church. The couple, robed in family traditions, will be joined by relatives from nearby towns as they begin their life together.
The article advises on washable cushion covers for easy upkeep with removable covers and soap suds. It notes fabrics like quilted acetate and corduroy, plus simple cleaning steps for chairs and surfaces. It also briefly mentions a dress pattern No. 1569 with Photo Guide and how to submit for mail pattern. Chicago address provided.
Col. Mary L. Milligan named fifth director of the Women's Army Corps in 1940s era. The Pittsburgh educator turned WAC officer led the first WAC training center at Ft. Des Moines Iowa where 65,000 trainees passed through. Awarded the Legion of Merit for early WAC service she remains devoted to the corps.
Humpty Dumpty is repurposed as a cudly baby toy and bottle holder at feeding time. The soft washable modern plastic figure comes in a private plastic bag.
Copy and pictures for the Telegrams woman page must be at this desk by 9 30 a m on publication day. Deadline on Saturday is 8 30 a m Club reporters should file in the afternoon. Save four ounce maraschino cherry bottles for storing herbs and spices to match kitchen kits.
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