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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1975
Page
7
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on a public prayer etiquette dispute, a parental feeding dilemma, and a marriage vows question. She advises prayers in a general name, suggests patience with a picky eater, and supports omitting the word obey with a cherishing alternative, closing with Abby's mailing instructions.
Lawton events include Centenary United Methodist Church circle dinners at 6:30 p.m., Brookland Elementary spring play at 7 p.m., nursing group breast cancer seminar 7 to 10 p.m., and various club meetings at 7:30 p.m. across Lawton Fort Sill venues plus Wednesday and Friday activities and Society Department deadline notes.
Mrs. John P Purcell hosted a monthly coffee for Wives of Officers in the Office of the Secretary USAFAS with Mrs Ed gar N Veigu as hostess. Other notes include Missionary Union meeting at a Chattanooga Baptist Church home, a Senior Citizens Club social, a style show at Cameron University Lawton, and Future Homemakers of America attendance.
The greenish color around hard cooked egg yolks comes from a reaction between iron and sulphur when over cooked. The eggs remain wholesome and nutritious and their flavor is unaffected.
Cooking in serving pans keeps food attractive and hot longer. It reduces dishware, saves labor and time by minimizing washing and cleanup.
A farewell scroll was presented to Mas and Mrs Rodney Syczyla during a party at the Fort Sill Golf Club for Officers of the Field Artillery Board and their wives and guests. Hosts were Officers of the Plans Office. CW3 Asa Hursey, Mr and Mrs Richard Brantley and CW2 and Mrs William Langley were welcomed. A fashion show showcased outfits from evening gowns to bikinis.
Mrs Forest D. Harris hosted the Petunia Garden Club at 304 North 35th as Ed Garrett joined guests. Members presented flower arrangements critiqued by Miss Kathleen Wilkins and Mrs Bufford Arnold while Lloyd Dodd greeted guest Kurt Arnold. Refreshments centered with asparagus spears and pink green shasta daisies.
The Great Plains Toastmistress Club met in the Fort Sill NCO Club for a luncheon. Mrs. Benfield presided with pledges, talks, and table topics led by multiple members. Principal speakers included Mrs. Gaillard Ebisch Kardokus, with evaluators and grammarians named among attendees.
Mrs. John Hayes presided at a branch meeting of the Wives of Officers of the 1st Battalion 12th Field Artillery III Corps held in the Fort Sill Officers Club Fire side Room. A scrapbook biography gift was presented to each wife.
A can of pineapple chunks or slices kept in the refrigerator provides a ready quick satisfying snack with natural sweetness.
The First United Methodist Church hosted an appreciation tea by the Lawton Girl Scout neighborhood to honor community supporters. Leaders presiding included Mrs. John Plank and Mrs. Anson Derby with tea chairmen Mrs. J. Kreiser and Mrs. P. Davis. Images show gifts to leaders and plaques to local officials and sponsors.
The article emphasizes thorough cooking for fresh sausages and advises gentle turning. It lists awards given to WA. H. Arnold, E. Kilgus, Carl Bishop, and Frank White, plus multiple Girl Scout charm and certificate recipients including Ron Jarvis and many named leaders and helpers.
A smoked pork shoulder roll makes a hearty dinner entree whether roasted or cooked in liquid. Roasting needs 35 to 40 minutes per pound. liquid cooking takes 1.5 to 2 hours. Pancakes can be prepared ahead, refrigerated or frozen, then reheated by toaster oven or frypan with butter or sauce.
Use a preheated griddle to ensure even browning. A good temp shows water droplets dance on the surface before evaporating, or a range of 390 to 400 degrees.
A playful tennis session spirals into domestic stress as a couple banters about form money and divorce. The wife mimics Chrissie Evert while the husband chides concentration, amid leaks about a transmission, braces, and IRS calls. The scene ends with a clash over moving to serve and a divorce topic looming.
The article suggests simple dessert ideas using sherbet, fruit and walnuts. It highlights alternatings layers of orange sherbet, bananas and walnuts in a parfait glass and a berry sherbet with canned peaches and walnuts for a refreshing finish.
OSU Extension specialist Mrs. Bertha C. Nickel advises bringing a measuring stick and fabric samples when buying furniture. The text also includes a recipe for an apple spread using cream cheese orange juice powdered sugar and grated apple to use on banana or nut bread sandwiches.
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