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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1963
Page
4
Favorite apple dessert combines sliced apples with white and brown sugars and a crunchy topping. Apples are mixed with cinnamon and flour then baked in a greased dish for about 30 minutes at 350 degrees served with cream or ice cream.
Mrs David Lobmeyer elected regent of Our Lady of Perpetual Tiede Circle at St. Marys Church basement. Officers named include Ervin Hipp vice regent and Don Roth recording secretary. Members vote to sponsor Girl Scouts Browns and Cadets. initiation set November 3 with a coffee and banquet.
Engaged couple Marcella Gehlen of Colwich and John D. Putnam are announced by her parents Bruce Putnam and the late Mrs Haven. Marcella is an Andale Rural High School graduate helping her uncle Albert Bayer in Hutchinson area. John served four years in the U S Marine Corps and works for Detroiter Mobile Homes in Hutchinson. No wedding date is set.
Fourteen members of the Epsilon Totas chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met Monday evening at 1111 Belmont with Mrs. Dale Berry presiding alongside Mrs. Richard Schultz and Mrs. Richard Henry. Inez Dunn spoke of her Orient trip visiting Hong Kong Manila Subic Bay Saigon Bangkok Yokohama and Tokyo and recounting the market scene where a Buddhist monk self immolated. Special guests included Mrs. Ray Kontella Mrs. Glen Norton and Mrs. Gary Davis. President Mrs. Henry was named outstanding girl of the chapter in the district competition. Mrs. Norman Staats will host the October 28 meeting at 7 30 p m at 1716 Pinecrest. Dinner will be at the Continental Inn.
Finney County nurses attended the annual Kansas State Nurses Assn. convention in Hutchinson for three days with the theme Better Patient Care Professional Growth. Representing the nursing service administrator section were Sister Mary Lucy O.P. and Sister Mary Urban O.P. In private duty, Mrs. Verna Rundell R.N. was elected to the National Nurses Convention in Atlantic City June 15 to 19, 1904. Irene Hoyt represented public health and serves on the section's executive committee.
Mrs. Archie Shook spoke on What is Epsilon Sigma Alpha at the Gamma Mu chapter meeting. She described ESA as a philanthropic cultural and educational organization for women and outlined duties of officers. Birthday honorees were Mrs. Mehringer, Cuthreath, and Kos treva. Outstanding girl of Gamma Mu named Mrs. Buerkle. Guests included Mrs. Jameson Nelson Williams. Pledge pin banquet set for Oct 26 at Luau Inn with husbands.
The American Association of University Women hosts a 2 p.m. Saturday silver tea art exhibit and style show at First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Proceeds fund the $100 annual Garden City Junior College freshman scholarship. Janet Nusser, daughter of Mrs. Walter Nusser, received this year’s award and aims to become a doctor. Committee heads include Mrs. Ira Corn, Miss Georgia Matthews, and Mrs. Vaughn Wheeler. The event features Sears and local merchants fashions, new hair styles, and works by local artists Mrs. Arthur M. Fleming and John Dillon. Dillon displays include drawings, watercolors, and 20 oil paintings. Both artists have exhibited widely in Kansas and beyond. The public is invited.
Mrs Clement Shirk was elected president of the Lazy Daisy Home Demonstration Unit at the Friend School meeting. Officers named for next year include Mrs Quis McHenry as vice president and Mrs Ralph Gross as secretary with Mrs Mark Emschler treasurer and Mrs Fred H Smith reporter. Twenty attendees heard wallpaper selection report by Mrs Shirk. Hostess for the Nov 14 meeting will be Mrs Buerkle Holcomb.
Rev and Mrs Herman Mayer announce Dorothy Laverna born Oct 4 with address 408 clones. Mr and Mrs Bill Phoenix announce Tonya Annette born Oct 8 in Sublette. Mr and Mrs Dwayne Kaye Vaughn announce Gedra Kaye born Oct 4 at 1404 A with name Gedra Kaye.
A Friday through Monday listing of community events includes Newcomers Club dinner at Continental Inn with reservation numbers, Methodist Woman's Society circle duties and hosts in Garfen City, Odd Fellows Lodge district meeting with Grand Master visit, Homemakers Chorus at Church of Brethren, PEO chapters, High School dance after game, Aurora Study Club, Harmony Edu meetings, Old Timers Club at Civic Center, Junior College dance at Civic Center, Junior High recreation, square dance at Molcomb Auditorium, art exhibit, piano teachers recital, faculty dames at Junior High, Women’s Division luncheon, Sorosis Club meeting, American Legion and Auxiliary supper, and various other club gatherings and teas.
A reader recounts a 56-year-old husband who writes to teenage girls revealing a pattern, and seeks guidance. Other letters discuss being stood up by a teen date, hosting visiting relatives, and a note on marriage expectations plus a local GI Forum Club event.
Freeze angel dessert slice by layering angel food cake with vanilla ice cream and berry sherbet. Freeze wrapped, store for unexpected company. Card of Thanks thanks readers for flowers cards and gifts during hospital stay, especially Dr Sartorius and staff, Wanda Hawley.
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