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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1954
Page
9
Beauty editor Alicia Hart explains proper powder application. Use light pressure with fresh cotton puffs to avoid caking and skin damage, blend from neck up, and match shades carefully to prevent color streaks.
Miss Billie Jean Sly led Lawton Theta Rho Girls club No 29 Tuesday night at IOOF hall with Miss Rose Mary Abbott as vice president. Three pins installed as Miss Roberta DeWolf first herald Miss Fay Ziglar second herald and Mary Lee House cross supporter.
Dr and Mrs Lorance M White entertain a group of friends at their lawn dinner party on 1105 Laird Street. After dinner guests enjoyed croquet and bridge with attendees including Ewing Gafford Warren Chrisman Carold English Fred Larrance Jr W O Thorne and several Doctors and their spouses.
About 150 children attended the Dancing Kidettes Square Dance club regular instruction class at 7 p.m. Tuesday in 35th Division Park. Paul Tate was caller with Perry Stauffer and Louis Sexton assisting. Percy Givens ran concessions. Dr. Juanita Doiron sponsors the club.
Mrs. Floyd Jackson presented a Seedtime and Harvest program to Centenary Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service in the church parlor. A Japan and Korea customs panel included D A Poteete B J Saitta Seiko Tokuda Robert E Founer D R Davis and Miss Helen Kim guided by Mrs. Otis R Bowles.
Hair fashions shift as the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association endorses a mid neck length and a higher line at the temple. Hat designers expect longer hair to pair with deeper crowns, while stylists predict a broader, fuller silhouette with some hair left at sides and back. The tennis ball cut offers a round short fuzzy look with longer variants, as experts insist the shaggy style has peaked.
Members of east Pals club Lawton chapter No 82 Order of Eastern Star meet at Mrs W O Belcher home 1723 Exchange for gifts followed by card games Refreshments served Attendees include W L Williamson J Irwin Eugene Clepper W M Wie Austin Parker Glen Fuqua L Williamson Jack Allen and others Gifts sent by Catherine Kimes Rachel Wray Lee Cleveland Ike Stothard and others
Mrs. Reba McMurry from Exeter California visits for a family reunion on the Jenkins lawn east of Lawton. Guests include Raymond Sharp Bob Galyean Doc Doestetter Mary Virginia Morris George McIntosh Billy Wilkins Roy Wilkins Buffery Arnold Sam Kurt Alex McIntosh Blanche Guthrie Betty Guthrie Ray Black Clopton family and Jenkins kin with informal entertainment and visiting.
Personal notes that Benjy Ansley son of Mr and Mrs Ben Ansley 1920 Kinyon is spending two weeks at his grandmother Mrs Lu ther Street Vernon in a family visit.
Milwaukee Mrs Herbert Werner a famed bake show winner selects pork hocks with vegetables for family dinners. She cooks three hocks about a pound each simmering two hours then adds six carrots six potatoes one small red cabbage vinegar and seasonings for a complete meal.
A 9 inch pie uses flour and lard crust, filled with diced apples, sugar and butter. Cinnamon sprinkles, top crust, then bake at 425 for 10 minutes and 350 for 40 more. A slice of Wisconsin cheese is added on top before serving with milk.
Mrs Charles Mitchell with Frances Bobby and David visit Mrs Loy Neely and Mrs W C Neely at 314 in Oklahoma City for a family reunion planned Sunday. text includes garbled remnants of unrelated lines.
A Miss Vanderbilt endorsement extols Blue Bonnet Margarine for smooth spreadability, fresh sunny flavor, and its nutrition with vitamins A and D. She argues it is ideal for party sandwiches and snacks, praising flavor nutrition and economy.
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