Social calendar events for Lawton area clubs and clubs
Lawton social calendar lists meetings and events across organizations. Activities include Beta Sigma Phi founder's day banquet at Hotel Welch, Veterans groups gatherings at 926 S Second, dance at Fort Sill Officers Club, United Methodist Women, NCO Wives and Civic clubs, and Cameron University events.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Welch
N. 32Nd
Veterans of Foreign Wars
S. 2Nd
Mountaineers
Fort Sill
Lawton Heights
NCO Club
Lawton Business and Professional Women's Club
Lawtonian
YMCA
Lawton Heights United Methodist Church
United Methodist
Addie Circle
C. B. Foster
American Association of University Women
Cameron Tea
Cameron University
Carolyn Hunt Club
Bill Williams
Ridgewood Place
S. Sheridan
American Association of Retired Persons
Arthur Maxberry
Field Artillery School Brigade
Usafas
Phillip Curtis
Cache Road
Lawton-Fort Sill
Church Women United
First United Methodist Church
Lawton Shrine
Comanche County Fairgrounds
Kappa Kappa Lota Sorority
Sandpiper Inn
Lawton Woman's Forum
Montego Bay
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Self destructive behavior in elderly linked to reduced longevity
A Geriatrics report notes self destructive behaviors in people over 65 raise death risk. Primary actions include suicide and injurious acts, with weight problems, neglect of care, heavy smoking, alcoholism, and poor medical emergency planning also contributing. One quarter of U.S. personal crisis reports involve seniors and the share is rising.
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Geriatrics
U.S
Amuse Tots Pancakes for Tiny Tots
To entertain little ones make small silver dollar pancakes on a preheated griddle. Drizzle batter into tiny cakes and cook as regular pancakes. Ideal for the high chair generation to pick up and eat.
CWF Groups Map Plans and Activities at Liberty Heights Church
Christian Women’s Fellowship groups at Liberty Heights Christian Church discussed projects and events. The Dr Royal Dye Group hosted by Mrs Homer Ward prepared a church kitchen shower while collecting items for Miller Manor residents.
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Christian Women’s Fellowship
Liberty Heights
C. E. Mead
James Sauerman
Lee Monroe
Great Plains Toastmistress Club Meets at Fort Sill
The Great Plains Toastmistress Club held a luncheon at the Fort Sill NCO Club with Mrs. T. C. Alexander and Mrs. Sara L. Morgan delivering talks The club named Mrs. Jurhee Makowiecki toastmistress and announced the next meeting for 11 15 a m Thursday May 8 in the NCO Club
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T. C. Alexander
Sara L. Morgan
Great Plains
Don Dale
Karen Luttrell
Neta Thompson
Wynema New
Alice Williams
Jurhee Makowiecki
NCO Club
Do Not Salt Large Milk Sauces Until the End
Do not add salt to large quantities of milk or cream sauces until the very last minute as salt added early can cause curdling. This safety tip helps maintain smooth, cohesive textures in rich sauces.
Monkey Power movement aims to employ apes in labor forces
Abbie Van Buren notes a Milwaukee group calling themselves the Ape Liberation Movement seeking to free apes from zoos and cages to work in factories and farms. They claim trained primates could perform berry picking, cotton work, assembly line tasks, and even bar tending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weenie
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Abby
Volunteers Honored At Lawton Tea And Meetings Held
Lawton community groups held multiple gatherings with volunteer recognition at a tea hosted by Mrs. F. B. Becker. Certificates of appreciation were awarded to volunteers as 55 attendees listened to reports and guest speakers from local organizations including Mary Circle and Beta Sigma Phi.
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Lawton Mobile Meals Inc
F. B. Becker
W. E. Hamm
Jack Sharp
Clifton Hunn
Bob Crandell
Paul Stinchcomb
Helen Stafford
Wiedemen Club Elects Chattanooga Chapter Officers
Miss Francine Wiedemen was elected president of the Chattanooga Chapter Future Homemakers of America. Elected officers include Becky Wiersig vice president Polly Belle Phillips secretary Nancy Wallace treasurer Tami Humble reporter Becky Roberts parliamentarian Julie Ochsner song leader Kayla Humble game leader WyNell Currey historian and Lu Glasgow pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Francine Wiedemen
Future Homemakers of America
Becky Wiersig
Polly Belle Phillips
Nancy Wallace
Tami Humble
Becky Roberts
Julie Ochsner
Kayla Humble
WyNell Currey
Lu Glasgow
Wives Host Coffee Meeting at Fort Sill
Wives of post sergeants major held a monthly coffee at Fort Sill with hostesses Mrs A C Irby Mrs James K Barrett and Mrs Clarence H Kuehn. New member Mrs Frederick V Ehrlich welcomed. A farewell bracelet was given to Mrs Charley F Christensen. Miss Trease Layton OSU Extension spoke on furniture making budgeting and planning a trip to Oklahoma City discussed with 32 attendees.
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Fort Sill New Post
31St Infantry
III Corps
Jerome Lempis
James Fugate
William Vicars
Orlando Adams
Fort Sill
NCO Club
Usafac
A. C. Irby
James K. Barrett
Clarence H. Kuehn
Melvin J. Holifield
Frederick V. Ehrlich
Charley F. Christensen
Easton J
Ardoin
Trease Layton
Comanche County Extension
OSU Extension Service
Oklahoma City
Auxiliary meeting of Founders Chapter PMA in USA
Pfc. Matthews is guest pic Betty Matthews attended the Auxiliary to the Founders Chapter meeting in the USA. Mrs. Marvin Dyer hosted, Mrs. Jim Beliew was elected membership chairman, and Mrs. Charles Lyster welcomed new members Mrs. Ben Benavidez Mrs. Richard Alderson Mrs. Paul Hamilton Mrs. Tony Martinez and Mrs. Pat Stoddard. The next meeting is 7:30 p.m. Tuesday May 13 at the USO.
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Pic
Betty Matthews
Professional Military Association
USA
Marvin Dyer
Jim Beliew
Charles Lyster
Ben Benavidez
Richard al
No cook fudge and dramatic salami and beans entree
A recipe combines mashed potato coconut sugar and chocolate for fudge like bars packed in a pan. It then moves to a dramatic salami cup with baked beans filling the cups and a broccoli spear salad for contrast.
Serve in pans to keep food warm and reduce work
Use serving pans for cooking when possible to keep dishes attractive and warm longer. This method saves dishes, time, and labor.
Pork digestion myth debunked by nutrition science
Modern nutrition science disproves the old wives tale that pork is hard to digest. Pork is virtually completely digested like other meats and its protein supports tissue growth and maintenance. It provides thiamin and minerals such as phosphorous and iron.
Caution on Nonstick Pans From OSU Extension Guide
Mrs Lucille Clark OSU Extension specialist warns that nonstick finishes on some pans can be marred by the sharp edge of a spatula or the point of a fork. Follow manufacturers instructions for utensils to preserve coating.
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Lucille Clark
OSU
Shaving Soothed Appearance Ad Teases Gift Ideas
An upbeat note highlights a beauty conscious young woman seeking smooth legs with an electric shaver or blade. It suggests pairing the gift with witch hazel to soothe nicks and prevent irritation after shaving.
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Altrusa Club of
Lawton
Comanche County Veterans’ Council
Great Plains Club
Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-N.y. News Synd., Inc
W. VA
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Linda
Fin
Alcoholics Anonymous
D. Inn
New Britain
Conn
L.A
Calif
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Mary Circle
United Methodist Women
Bill Burch
Rita Schmall
Richard Banks
Ken White
Beta Omicron
Robert Alsheimer
Col. Alsheimer
Jackie Nightingale
Fort Cobb
First Baptist Church
Claude Martin
Doc Baugh
Nona Armstrong
W. C. Crook
Better Living Extension Homemakers Group
Sam Drieth
Charles Regan
Miss Wiedemen Club President
Sill
Pfc
Matthews
Lawton Uniform
13Th & Smith
J _Jetta
Spring Crest
Canada
Japan
Aed
Pammamericard
Lee LO
CCS CimeUr
Shugart
Wacker
Lee Bird
Hi Fashion
Lee Blvd
Bird
Mac's Grocery
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