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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1953

Page

7

Courtesy Fetes Mrs. C. Smith In Cotton County Tea Event

A combined tea and post nuptial shower honored Mrs Claud H Smith Cotton County Home Demonstration agent who recently married Judge Smith. The 2 30 p m program at Temple Methodist church was chaired by Mrs Carroll Hooker Busy Bee HD club with many council officers and members attending.

Claud H. Smith Cotton County Judge Smith Helen K. Jaggers Temple Methodist Church Carroll Hooker Busy Bee HD Club Dan Eschler John Martin Jr Charles Bowles F. W. Goodwin Sharrell Reed Willene Jaggers County Choral Club Ernest Jeffrey Gari Nelson Mrs. Smith Jack Williams Raymond Hale K. B. Athe Elvis Hutton Clarence Brown Troy Robertson Robert Hayes H. W. Powell Marvin Norman S. T. Flannagan Ae Bard John Guest W. A. Hale W. O. Zachry Jev Smith D. L. Brewer Hubert Gore Joe Kerr G. L. Pfeifer Paul Hooper F. E. Eastman Cc. H. Thompson C. H. Dunn R. Underwood Mae Patterson S. M. Braden Floyd Phillips Roy Adams W. H. Crow E. Horschler W. R. Wampler Cordie Christian Effie Morrison Harry Hilbert T. B. Bolin Tscer M. B. Pennington F. W. Linkagel Charles N. Price C. G. Kenny W. H. Cox Earl Cox Theo Mullen R. L. Alexander L. A. Zachary W. B. Kerr L. Maxey Della Willis I. O. Adkinson Otie Chambers J. M. Golden W. D. Booker Bill Ivey W. L. Taylor Jr Roy Waller Pearl Powell J. T. Best Leila Hight E. P. Durrett Bill Brown Raymond Rowe Margetta Fetters Etta Durrett Nettie Clingman

Party Honors Linda Jo Burk

Linda Jo Burk celebrated her fifth birthday with a lawn party hosted by her mother Mrs. Howard Burk. Guests included Philip Burk Veralyn Evatt Gary Pirtle Margaret Ann Quinton Tipton Clayton Lee Celia Marie Woop Ricky Dean Zimmerman Vickie Zimmerman and her paternal grandmother Mrs. Frank Burk. Aunts Rex Buchanan Archie Zimmerman and others attended. Linda cut the birthday cake at the refreshment table as group photos were taken.

Saddle Mountain Linda Jo Burk Howard Burk Linda Philip Burk Veralyn Evatt Gary Pirtle Margaret Ann Gon Quinton Tipton Clayton Lee Celia Marie Woop Ricky Dean Zimmerman Vickie Zimmerman Frank Burk Mesdames Rex Buchanan Archie Zimmerman Mesdames Balis Evatt Cliffort Pirtle George R. Reid Herald Tipton Lee Wood

Coffee Heralds Nursery Opening at Beal Heights church

Women of the Beal Heights Presbyterian church gathered at 10 a.m. Monday to view the finished nursery in the church education department. Guests brought a toy for the nursery and called from 10 to 12 noon while refreshments by Mrs. Cecil Lawson featured lavender phlox decorations. Hosts included Mesdames J. D. Glenn, Carter Crane, B. J. Day and Charles Adams. about 30 women attended.

Beal Heights Presbyterian Church Church Educational Department Cecil Lawson J. D. Glenn Carter Crane B. J. Day Charles Adams

Round-Up Club Enjoys Outing

The Saddle Mountain Round-Up club held a steak fry at Sugar Creek. Cooks were Doyle Hancock, Butch Franklin and Joe Taylor. Attending were Frank Burk, Rex Buchan, Henry Buchanan, Paul Wege Sr., Don McBride, Jimmy Taylor, John Taylor, Haddon Johnson and Roy Henderson. Also Doyle Hancock, Olan Reid, Clell Wolfe, Butch Franklin and Ryvers Reed er. Mesdames Lucius Long Jr., Velera Cook and Cleo Coker attended with others. Ada Stinson, Deanne Cook, Dosia Parsons, Louise Rowe, plus several children.

Saddle Mountain Sugar Creek Doyle Hancock Butch Franklin Joe Taylor Messrs Frank Burk Rex Buchanan Henry Buchanan Paul Wege Sr Don McBride Jimmy Taylor John Taylor Haddon Johnson Roy Henderson Olan Reid Clell R. Wolfe Ryvers Reeder Lucius Long Jr Velera Cook Cleo Coker Andren Stinson Jimmy Lewis Ada Stinson Deanne Cook Dosia Parsons Louise Rowe

New Cleaning Aids Replace Grandmother's Feather Duster

Science introduces specialized kitchen waxes polishes and cleaners to replace the old feather duster. A wax cleans enameled woodwork porcelain and stainless steel while an oven cleaner reduces scrubbing and scraping. Use with care to avoid splashes and overloading shelves with products.

Office Grime and Hand Cream Tips for Career Women

Alicia Hart advises on avoiding typewriter hands and grime from office work by regular use of hand cream after washing. She covers cleansing techniques, winter roughness, proper drying, and glove use, plus quick in-drawer aids like hand cream, emery boards, and a nail kit to keep hands presentable.

Alicia Hartner

Soap and Water Care for White Leather Accessories

White leather items such as leather jewelry capskins belts and handbags can be cleaned with soap and water. Use thick suds sponge soil off wipe with a damp cloth and dry in an airy place away from light and heat. Do not immerse leather and avoid lipstick stains. Sen Kerr to speak at Southwest Rural Electric Association meeting in Tipton Oklahoma on August 4.

Tipton Okla Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma Southwest Rural Electric Association

U S Mint Starts Coinage for Foreign Governments in 1874

In January 1874 the U S Mint began producing coins for foreign governments and its first customer was Venezuela.

Theu. S. Mint Venezuela

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