Toastmistress Club Hosts Two Speakers at Fort Sill
Toastmistress Club meeting at the Fort Sill NCO Club featured two speakers. Mrs Harold Bone spoke on Life Is An Ever Learning Process and Mrs Shirley Ann Jackowiak discussed My Busy Life while Mrs Jeanie Hendricks was grammarian and Mrs Kenneth Stout led table topics. Guests included Mrs Richard Lephew Mrs Frank Burt and Miss Suzanne Slightom as welcomed by Mrs Joe Crabtree. The club’s annual bosses day is scheduled for Wednesday April 23 at the Fort Sill NCO Club.
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Dale Davis
Fort Sill
Richardson
Joe Crabtree
Richard Lephew
Frank Burt
Suzanne Slightom
Just Raise Your Windows and Raise a Laugh at Home
A humorous domestic piece contrasts a husband who dislikes holes in walls with a narrator who argues for wall changes. They recount window and drill debates, macrame planters, and the need to relocate the ceiling hook for sun. The piece ends with a call to raise windows at 7 p.m.
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Supreme Court
Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel
Suez Canal
Policemen and German Shepherd Visit Lincoln Elementary PTA
Officers Douglas Alldridge and Snyder of the Lincoln Police Department led a program featuring Major the German shepherd at a Lincoln Elementary School PTA meeting. Mrs. Goodin presided. new officers include Mrs. Ousley president and Mrs. Davidson secretary. Vision tests for several grades announced. room count award won by morning kindergarten. May appreciation luncheon planned.
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Douglas Alldridge
Ee Snyder
Lawton Department
Major
Lincoln Elementary School
PTA
Kenneth Goodin
Rosemay Kane
Gertrude Cook
Earl McKenzie
Glen Ousley
Cecil Davidson
Larry Shaffer
Larry Nottingham
Jerry Castlebury
Carolyn Bryant
Karal Killian
Darrell Ronhausen
A. B. Privratsky
Shaffer
Ousley
Charles Millender
Sensational Hors D oeuvres Recipe Tip
For hors d oeuvres mix roasted almonds into an 8 ounce block of cream cheese. Spread ham burger relish over the surface and serve with sesame crackers. Guests can help themselves. One taste will bring them back for more.
Wigs Highlight Luncheon by Officer Wives Group
The monthly luncheon of Wives of Officers of the 14th Aviation Battalion in Osaka Garden Oriental Steak House featured a wig care and selection program by Richard Warner and Mrs. Lee Beck. Various wig styles were displayed as Mrs. Billie W. Fugitt led greetings for guest Mrs. Jania Stout and newcomers Mrs. Edwin Bennett, Mrs. Marie Burns, and Mrs. Ronald Richtsmeier.
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14Th Aviation Battalion
III Corps
Osaka Gardens Oriental
Richard Warner
Lee Beck
Billie W. Fugitt
Jania Stout
Edwin Bennett
Marie Burns
Ronald Richtsmeier
Wives of Officers Host Coffee at Fort Sill Headquarters
Wives of officers of the 75th Artillery Group III Corps held a monthly coffee at Mrs. John Evans home 1155 A Lee Road Fort Sill to bid farewell to Mrs. Alan Thiele and Mrs. Lacy Hagood. Mrs. Vincent Falter presided. Headquarters will host the Group luncheon at Osaka Gardens on Tuesday April 15. Mrs. Falter 574 Cruikshank Circle Fort Sill will host the May coffee.
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Alan Thiele
Lacy Hagood
75Th Artillery Group
III Corps
John Evans
Lee Road
Fort Sill
Vincent Falter
Osaka Gardens Oriental Steak House
Honeymoon Oklahoma package offered at seven state lodges
Oklahoma City announces a "Honeymoon Oklahoma" package with two nights at seven state lodges and optional extras. Arrowhead and Texoma offer hotel or cottage rooms with fireplace plus welcome amenities, breakfast in bed, picnic lunch, dinner for two, private club access, and activity choices such as horseback riding and golf. Guests receive a farewell gift certificate for a free second honeymoon night. For details contact the Oklahoma Lodge Division.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Arrowhead
Texoma
Oklahoma Lodge Division
Will Rogers Building
Sugar Will Stick
OSU Extension specialist Mrs Lucille Clark says sugar acts as a natural anti stick aid and that most non stick cooking requires no shortening or oil except with eggs or high sugar baked goods.
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Lucille Clark
OSU
Pancake Reheating Methods From Freezer to Table
Reheat frozen pancakes by toasting or thawing and heating in sauce, butter, or margarine over moderate heat. For stuffed pancakes bake in a covered dish at 375 degrees.
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Toastmistress Club
Hawkins
Vtamin
LHR Walgreen Gency
Cache Road Square
Capwie
Vilue AV
Uit
Libby
CERE
Anchor Hocking
Pew Sewing Box
Gay
Sio
Mrs. John Evans
Imperial Sugar Company
P.O
Sugar Land
Texas
al Sugar
Extea Fm
Ing
Electronics
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