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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1963
Page
3
Cultura Study Club met Monday night at 307 W Elm with co hostesses Mrs Addie Thompson and Mrs Howard Smith guest speaker reviewing Nectar in the Sieve by Kamala Markandaya. The group discussed a special Girl Scout project and planned next gathering at Mrs M M Higgins 1214 W Kansas with roll call on a favorite song.
Delta Mu Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority hosted a box supper at Mrs. Walter Snell home on Pershing Street Monday evening for rushees and husbands. Prizes included best decorated box with a pistol packin devil’s claw motif won by Mrs. Harry Hatfield and a door prize transistor radio awarded to Mrs. Andy Holt. Kenneth Swenson earned high and low bridge scores and a group of couples attended. A rummage sale is announced for October 19 from 8 am to 12 noon at the first door north of Sally Ed Cleaners XI IOTA.
Golden Rule Home Demonstration Unit elected Mrs Fielding Hands as president for the ensuing year at a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs Glen Voth's home. Other officers include Mrs Faye Stone vice president Mrs Louis Lobmeyer reporter and Mrs Ralph Stern recreation leader. Mrs Claude Snodgrass re elected secretary treasurer UNESCO report quoted. Special guests Mrs Charles Hibler and Mrs Raymond Naab new members.
Mrs Jerry Sherry Small Katz of Hays was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower Sunday afternoon in the Holcomb Community Church annex. Forty-five women attended, gifts were opened, prizes went to Adria Small Melvin Turner and Jolene Katz, lavender and yellow flowers decorated the tables, punch and cake were served by Sue Truitt and Sharon Hate, hostessing by Glen Truitt Glenda Hate and Sandra Hate.
American Association University Women Book Review Study Group met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Walter Wolf. Mrs J H Eaton reviewed Man Reaches Out to God by Hubert C Jackson. Topics included Living religions and Christian missionary obligations. Miss Louise Williams led eight members present. Next meeting set for November 20 at 2 p.m. Also GI Forum Club hosts food sale on Oct 19.
Ada 1 eggs, then beat a This can be made while the cake is baking and ice the cake while warm. In a saucepan, cook without stirring and almost a hard boil. 1 cup sugars. 1/3 cup water, cream of tartar. While syrup is cooking beat egg whites stiff. Pour hot syrup into whites slowly, beating constantly. Add 4 teaspoon vanilla. Frosts 2 layers or one oblong cake. Send favorite recipe to Cook's Corner. $1 prize for contributor.
A compact listing of social gatherings and club activities across days Friday through Tuesday. Events include dances at Civic Center and Odd Fellow Hall, a square dance at Holcomb, style show and art exhibit, piano recital, and various organizational meetings with contact details and times. The notes cover junior college, high school, and community groups with hostesses and sponsors.
Mrs Nell Beach entertained fifteen Royal Neighbors Social Club members at a covered dish luncheon Tuesday at her home 811 N 6th Co-hostesses were Mrs Maude Killion and Mrs Ethel Hart Games were led by Mrs Hart Hostess gift went to Mrs Ina Huckstadt Club president Mrs Frank Gillenwater ran the meeting. Mrs Clea Lowe will host an all day quilting session November 19 beginning at 9 30 a m with current events on the agenda.
Acorn Club members hear a program on New Ideas in Homes focusing on exposed bricks poured by the wall plastic plumbing and louvered doors. Mrs Gladys Ward discusses Lucille Gish paper. Mrs Wells cites 58 million US homes and future mass produced rooms. Hostess Elmer Henkle notes Sun City Arizona project. roll call prompts unique building ideas. next meeting hosted by Mrs Fred L Brown.
Local Future Homemakers of America district president Carol Earle presided over the fall conference at Ulysses High School. Attendees from Bazine Greensburg Dodge City Holcomb Ulysses Cimarron Syracuse Garden City led to 437 total participants. Garden City had the largest turnout with 91 junior and 58 senior members.
Mrs. Jack Purcell led a Beta Sigma Phi program Monday night at 601 Edwards home. The lesson focused on end of life and the good life, with readings from Psalm of Life and Bryant poems and Sheen quotes. President Mrs. Duane Garner ran the business meeting and a Beta Sigma Phi fact quiz. A rummage sale is planned Saturday 8 am to noon near Bob Cleaver's home. Next meeting is a social and bridge party October 28 at 3 pm hosted by Mrs. Jack Bryant.
Many vegetable dishes gain interest when topped with Romano or Parmesan cheese. Romano comes from sheep’s milk and Parmesan from cow’s milk. Parmesan is usually milder than Romano. Store grated varieties or grate them at home.
Readers submit questions about an abusive neighbor mother, a teen dining etiquette issue, and a seven month relationship with a man who avoids introducing her to his family. Advice covers staying off the yard, how to order in a restaurant, and evaluating commitment before marriage.
Mrs William Witt of 1101 Pats Drive led the Monday Club on a verbal jet journey from San Francisco to Japan via Honolulu for 20 members at the OC Hicks home. Highlights included Hong Kong Bangkok Japan Formosa Singapore Macau and Cambodia with special guests Mrs Lynn Williams and Mrs Joe Nelson. President Mrs Robert Reed presided and Mrs John Burnside will host the Oct 21 meeting at 2 20 p m.
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