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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1963
Page
3
A vintage recipe for a two tone orange and vanilla angel food style cake divided into white and yellow parts. Instructions cover whipping egg whites with salt and cream of tartar, folding in sifted flours and flavorings, and baking in a tube pan at 325 F for 60 to 70 minutes. frosting suggested. notes invite reader recipes and announce a $1 prize.
A fragmented guidance explains that dredging a deed means to coat with flour or a similar substance, and it hints at purchasing or selling using a phrase resembling Feluram Want Aas. The text reads as a quirky glossary-style note with garbled spelling and unclear context.
West Central Association of the Women’s Missionary Society of American Baptist Churches meets Monday at First Baptist Church in Tribune. Registration begins at 9:15 a.m. Panel discusses the circle study book Man Reaches Out to God by Herbert C. Jackson. Mrs. Victor Haflich will report on the state convention. Afternoon division meetings and a meditation Confrontation in Action by Mrs. Don Hinkson. Covered dish luncheon hosted by the church. Mrs. Roger Funk presides.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service and the Commission on Education at First Methodist Church hosted a Sunday reception in Fellowship Hall honoring Methodist teachers and new Garden City school staff. The program featured a master of ceremonies, introductions, a piano solo, and a benediction, with about 12 attendees.
A reader laments high taxes and explains why the burden feels endless. Ann Landers defends taxation as social benefits, then addresses readers’ family concerns about a difficult teen and a snooping mother. If you want guidance on teenage issues, send a request to Ann Landers.
Social happenings listed across Friday to Monday include Pierceville High School events 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. with cakewalks and basketball games between local grades Tante Canton LAPM Odd Fellow Hall events, senior high center gatherings, PTA meetings with prizes and sweatshirts, and weekend dances at MIT Veterans Memorial Building Lakin and American Legion Hall Rit ual of Jewels. Deerfield Hobby Display on Sunday, various Beta Sigma Phi and Gamma Mu gatherings, plus a Monday club meeting and Halloween focus activities with canned goods.
Miss Helen Keane was honored Tuesday evening with a dinner at Continental Inn by the church official board and the Women’s Society of Christian Service. Rev. Paul Handa praised her nine years as church secretary and a camera gift was presented for her service.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Siegle of 505 N 3rd celebrated their golden anniversary at home with a 2 to 5 pm reception hosted by their daughters including Mrs. Clayton F. Ludwig and Mrs. William Taldo. Guests from Garden City, Colorado Springs, and nearby towns attended. The party recalled their 1930 marriage at the Methodist parsonage and included a gold motif cake, portraits, and a large gathering of relatives and friends from multiple states.
Walther League members and six guests rode a hay rack ride Sunday evening from the church to Holcomb and back. They gathered at the Spencers home at 1203 N 9th for games and entertainment with Halloween decor. Twenty members and six guests attended including Pam Smith Pam Harsh Bettina Bentrup Wayne Bently Danny Gardiner and Davis White. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Schweer with committee members Kathy Spencer and Kaye Gestenslager.
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