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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1954
Page
7
New York City NEA report urges spring road trips begin with a thorough car check. Inspect brakes tires lights windshield wipers exhaust system steering glass and mirrors. Emphasizes courteous driving and obeying signs and speed limits to reduce risk and enjoy worry free countryside excursions.
Mr and Mrs Sam Stein have returned from a lengthy wedding trip to Canada and other northern points and are now at home at 2917 Euclid The couple wed on March 2 Mrs Stein was Miss William Cohn from Winnipeg and is daughter of Mrs Colin and Mr and Mrs aorstein No 1 D
A beauty editor notes a new spray bottle for two French perfumes now available in the United States. The bottle releases a fine mist that covers a wide area, allowing economical use in closets lingerie and handkerchiefs. The maker claims it won’t stain clothing and suggests spraying rooms before guests arrive.
Advice for women over forty to balance aging with style and health. Emphasizes charm, common sense, realistic pace, pursuing reading and creative hobbies, volunteering, and regular rest and bedtime to stay mentally and physically youthful.
Alpha Pi Chapter met with Beta Sigma Phi sorority for a 7:30 p.m. business session at 1911 Gore. Plans for the Founder’s banquet on April 30 and the spring format on May 14 were set, with next meeting arranged for 1503 N 23rd. Mrs. Wayne Pierce hosted. Mrs. Allan Dingwall presided. guest Mrs. Marvin O’Neal attended.
Mrs Calvin Clevenger led the XYZ auxiliary luncheon of the American Business club at Martin's restaurant. A white elephant sale is planned for 7 30 p m Friday April 23 at Mrs James Story's home 2115 Denver with Mesdames Lacey Holley Charles Hickenbottom and Hoskins as hostesses for the May luncheon. Guests included Mesdames Robert E Jones Al Lenz and a list of gentlemen attendees.
Feting bride Mrs. Pres ton A Trimble at the Chi Omega house on the Oklahoma Norman campus guests include Corinna Hillery and Jane McCullough Barbara Shepherd Raylene Eversole. The tea shower honors the former Miss Ann Horne and groom as they prepare for wedding vows.
Mrs. Henry C. Johnston was welcomed back as an active member during a 10 am meeting at Mrs. F. W. Hammond home in Lawton. Reports from the Southwest district convention in Frederick and the Oklahoma Association of Garden Clubs in Norman were given. An iris flower show is planned for next spring, with the Lawton Garden council set to host the April 30 program on wild flowers at the USC YWCA.
NEA beauty editor urges proper care and sudsing routine for foundation garments. Proper fit matters, but maintenance extends wear life as teens acquaint themselves with girdles and brassieres.
The text recommends buying two girdles and two brassieres, even three sets, to allow rests between wearings. It argues frequent washing preserves fibers, suggesting soaking bras in warm water up to ten minutes, then rolling in a towel and air drying to maximize wear and longevity.
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