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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1954
Page
6
A fragment describes a mother placing a crying baby Freddy with his father to quiet him so everyone can sleep. The pattern recurs as the infant wakes and seeks comfort after mother returns to bed, suggesting a setting of repeated nighttime distress.
Cameron students prepare and serve a full course meal featuring baked ham with statepele slices and coiled peaches. The menu includes mashed potatoes with gravy, fried jell, jello salad, cloverleaf rolls, lemon milk sherbet, a frosted white layer cake, and coffee served by Mesdames Kinsey and Jo Ann White.
Baked ham makes a hit for Easter dinner and a fluffy white rice absorbs its gravy. Comet offers a quick cooking method retained for fluffiness and new appeal.
Members of the Faithful Workers class gathered at the church parlor for a meeting. Mrs. Oscar Atkins gave the devotional and minutes were read by Nene Williams. A guest, Mrs. C. R. Bolt, attended along with Altman, C. Keeler, E. D. Martindale, F. G. Martindale, E. N. J. Meier, Lillie McCord and Viola Witsil.
Three Lawton women Lillie Mae Fults Ruth Mc Guire and Mrs Melvin Phelps joined local and regional residents from Chickasha Comanche Norman and other Oklahoma communities for an event in Duncan with a notable installation ceremony.
Trinity Baptist WMU gathers this week in members homes for study sessions and circle meetings led by Mrs Roberts and WMU. After a prayer by Mrs Ha oe a brief business period followed with refreshments. Attending are Mesdames Pete Allison L O Smith Carloe Elrod R N Hammons Johnson Doyle Pettijohn Reeves and others.
The Fujii Club marks its first anniversary with a social hour and refreshments. Club officers hosted the event and presented a centerpiece and cake as gifts during the gathering.
Unity Rebekah meeting at IOOF hall at 7 30 p m Quest club at 2 30 p m Mrs Reed Cooter 504 Bell Pioneer club 2 30 p m Mrs John March 1125 Oak XYZ auxiliary luncheon 1 p m Martin's restaurant Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration club 1 30 p m Mrs S H Overstreet Sweet Pea Garden club 2 p m Mrs Jerry Mustain 3422 de Lamtohenapter Daisy Night of the American Revolution 1 15 p m Mrs
Mrs. C. A. Tackitt acted as circle hostess for a meeting in which the lesson from Beginning of World Missions was taught by Mrs. Lillian Kalbfleisch. Date not specified.
Mrs. white sponsors the fourth broadcast of the season by the Junior Schubert Concert Club over Ratio KSWO. Students performing include Carl Daniell Joan Cotney Sammy Zumwalt and Bentley with piano solos composing the program.
WSCS schedules a general meeting on Tuesday April 20 inviting women from Law ton's other Methodist churches to attend and discuss coming events.
The GSO calendar lists April events with theme dances each night at 7 30 p m The Chattanooga special features a program for the night students in the auditorium stage on April 13 lasting about 30 minutes
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