Social Calendar Highlights for Community Clubs
Social and club notices schedule meetings and events across civic groups. Highlights include Hook and Whirl Square Dance at the American Legion hall with Art Ashline as caller, Royal Neighbors of America at IOOF hall, Junior Deb club at Luet ta Travers, First Christian Young Matrons at 1616 N 25th, Sub Deb club at 1908 Euclid, Circle V Womans Society of Christian Service at 1111 Birch, Kappa Kappa Tata teachers sorority at 1702 Arlington, Iris Garden club gathering at 2134 Smith, Order of Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple, Imopolitan club session at NCO Open Mess Fort Sill, Forget-Me-Not club of RSP, Woman’s Forum meeting at Chamber of Commerce, and Old Settlers rodeo breakfast meeting at Amer Legion hall with 5:30 a.m. departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America Lodge
IOOF
Luetta Travers
First Christian Young Matrons Group
Robert P. Dennis
Ruth Boucher
Euclid
First Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
P.m
George Page
Birch
Kappa Kappa Tata Teachers Sorority
John H. Bowman
Arlington
Iris Garden Club
D. C. Thomason
Smith
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Imopolitan Club
NCO Open Mess
Fort Sill
William Ingram
Alfred Beasley
Forget-Me-Not Club
Retired Service Personnel Association
Woman’s Forum
Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Old Settlers Club
LO Ranch
American Legion Hall
Church Members Gather For Study
Westminster Presbyterian Women of the Church Esther circle met at Mrs. J. Owen’s home for devotional time. Helen Dunn introduced Jacob’s Ladder by Alex Batchelor and the group will use Time and Talents from Presbyterian Survey as the fall extension study book led by Mrs. Luther Corter. A Montreal assembly report was shared and Mary Jenice Owen taught the evening lesson from Portraits of the Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian
Esther Circle
J. Owen
Lake
Presbyterian Survey
Helen Dunn
Alex R. Batchelor
Luther Corter
93Rd Presbyterian Church U. S. General Assembly
Montreal
N.C
Lodell B. Goodey
Mary Jenice Owen
Prenuptial Shower Honors Bride Fletcher
A prenuptial courtesy for Miss Louise Laging, bride to be Richard Ditmer, was held at the Baptist church educational building. Hostesses included Mesdames Berryhill, Taylor, Williams, Hollowell, Murray, Mahseet, Roberson, Williams, Coon, Bill Taylor, Pence, Harrison, Shiflett, Huddleton, Bradshaw and Jones. Over 50 guests attended with Marion Raibourn and Mrs. J. W. Birdwe joining in the program.
Vegetables Vary Summer Meals In Delicious Salad
A marinated vegetable salad arranged in a lettuce lined bowl uses French dressing. Combine cooked green peas, baby lima beans, and diced snap beans with a creamy sauce, bake in a shallow dish, top with cheddar, and broil until melted and browned.
Former Lawtonian Visits With Sisters
Miss Bess Sparlin of Lynwood California visits her two sisters Miss Lou Sparlin of 91242 G and Mrs. Andy Allitzer of Indiahoma. Sparlin, formerly Roosevelt grade school principal, now Lindbergh grade school principal in Lynwood, arrives Sunday and leaves Friday for a Canada trip before returning to California. Reverend Baker on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Sparlin
Lynwood
Calif
Lou Sparlin
Andy Allitzer
Indiahoma
Roosevelt Grade School
Miss Sparlin
Lindbergh Grade School
Points
Canada
California
Fresh Greens Summer Salad Recipe From Mrs DArrigo of Boston
Mrs. Andrew DArrigo of Boston shares an easy inexpensive Healthful Summer Salad using fresh greens for daily family meals. The August luncheon menu features Fresh Greens Salad with a cheese dressing toasted garlic rolls and Minted Fruit Ade. Calorie counts noted per serving and per dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew D’arrigo
Boston
New England
Tip For The Fall Keep Wools Fresh
Alicia Hart advises teens on preserving woolen garments. After outdoor exposure, check for odors in dark gray beige or plaid dresses and sweaters. Hang items to air between wears, and use washable dress shields if dry cleaning is needed to avoid underarm damage. Regular odor control helps keep fabrics fresh.
Club Displays Plans for County Fair Exhibits
Cedar Grove Home Demonstration club members gathered at Mrs. E. C. Robinson's home for a regular session. Quilting and a discussion on The Road to Mental Health preceded plans to exhibit fruit and vegetables and clothing at the fall county fair. Guests included Mrs. Arthur White and several children. Members present were Mesdames W. A. Scott B. W. Blue Joe Blue Ed Huffine Lone Dawson O. W. Roberts and Gene Crowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Scott
B. W. Blue
Joe Blue
Ed Huffine
Lone Dawson
O. W. Roberts
Gene Crowl
Fewells Have Houseguests Visit From Guthrie
Mrs. Jesse G. Fewell's home at 815 East hosts her daughter Mrs. Ernest Maib and grandsons Gene and Dick of Guthrie. Also visiting are Mrs. Maib's two brothers Jim Fewell and Gregg Fewell at 1203 Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse G. Fewell
Ernest Maib
Gene
Guthrie
Exercises to Tone Upper Arms for Sleeveless Wear
Practical routines to reduce heavy upper arms and restore shape. One method involves standing or sitting with arms raised then extended and swung wide, elbows bent to touch shoulders. The second method uses a finger flexing sequence at shoulder height to build arm strength while avoiding overexertion.
Cook Bacon Slow For Best Breakfast Texture
Canadian bacon is lean so cook slowly with moderate heat to avoid dryness. Heat a small amount of fat in a skillet, lay in bacon slices, and cook one to two minutes per side. For variation, serve atop toasted English muffins with poached eggs.
Local couple wed at First Christian church in Salina
Local couple Mr. and Mrs. Carsten Bensel recently married at the First Christian church in Salina Kansas. The bride Hazel Greenwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Greenwood wore pale blue organdy with rhinestone trim. The groom son of Mrs Esther ten Bensel served in the United States Air Force and is stationed at Smoky Hill Army Air Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Front
Salina
Kans
Carsten Bensel
First Christian Church
Hazel Greenwood
Walter Greenwood
Esther Ten Bensel
Elbert M. Whitwell
Raymond Newport
Cpl. Newport
Emma tenBensel
Robertson
tenBensel
Lewton High School
Wolverettes
Future Homemakers of America
United States Air Force
Lackland Air Field Base
San Antonio
Texas
Smokype Army Air Field Base
And
Methodist Youth Held District Meet at Fletcher
About 70 youths attended the sub district Methodist Youth Fellowship meeting at the Fletcher church. Christine Howard vice president led the sessions with Bennie Wilkerson giving welcome and Doris Johnson reading scripture. Katy Lou Laging sang a vocal solo and Betty Jo Johnson gave the devotional, followed by camp songs. In Muskogee Oklahoma merchants plan talks with officials to address all day parking downtown.
Lawtonians Gather for Tulsa Conventions At Mayo Hotel
Lawton and Fort Sill women will attend two conventions at the Mayo hotel in Tulsa this weekend. The Oklahoma department of 40 marchers begins with 9 a.m. Friday registration and a 10 a.m. session in the Ivory room. The Oklahoma American Legion auxiliary department convention runs 9 a.m. Saturday through Sunday in the Crystal ball room, with retiring district president Mrs. J L Zipen among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo Hotel
Tulsa
Lawton
Fort Sill
Oklahoma Department of
Ivory Room
Oklahoma American Legion Auxiliary Department
Crystal Ballroom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hook and Whirl Square Dance Club
E. Art Ashline
Lawtonian
Lucile Creswell
NEA Food and Markets Editor
Alicia Hartner
Beauty
B. P
Prentice
Fewells
Stephens
Rhythm Band
East
South Fourth Street
Bill) Hopkins
Sarne
Sti
Eya
Tuhiree
Fairmont
Consumer Service
Pick Fairmont
House of
D Avenue
SAD FM
C. Brigham Young Agency
Brigham Young
Kansas
Methodist
Muskogee
Okla
Airway Sanitizor
Tom Oliver
Lawtonians
J. L. Zipen
Liberty
Pho
Paradise
Rice O'Neil
Tweedie and
Cobbler
Alance
Curlees Booterie
Jean
A. B. Drug CO
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