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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1957
Page
4
A dining feature outlines picnic fare with hot barbecued whole chickens and cold drinks. It details a duffle cooler system for carrying hot and cold foods, a complete recipe for barbecued whole chickens, and a step by step method for roasting with a rotisserie and barbecue sauce.
Social calendar lists meetings and events for Toesday through Saturday. Clubs include First Christian Women’s Fellowship, VFW post 1193 memorial service, Army Brats, Eastern Star chapter, Methodist Servicr guild, Sud Deb club, Past Noble Grands, Square Dance club, NCO Wives, Shasta Daisy, Ready-to-Help Home Demonstration, Beal Heights church Circle VI, Royal Neighbors, Lowery Whitehead American Legion auxiliary, Jaycee wives, PTA, Geronimo and Mountain View clubs, and a youth workshop sponsored by the Greater Arts council.
Nantucket Island described as a dream place with cobblestone streets and old white houses. hosts Jao Frank and Maud Dinsmore guide visitors from the wharf to the Opera House for luncheon. The article recalls a clam bake near Madaket Bay with sea bass clams lobsters and cod in seaweed and features Grandpappy's Sauce from the Nantucket Island Cook Book to accompany steamed clams and fish.
Formal engagement notice announced by Mr and Mrs Lee Donaldson of Cache for Miss Gail Jane Walker of Oklahoma City with Bobby Wayne Smith of Amarillo to wed Saturday August 17 at Duke Methodist Church. Groom to be a Chattanooga High School graduate. couple to reside in Amarillo where Smith will train at the air base.
The passage shows a mother guiding sulking child Russ to voice his desire for a cowboy movie. It defines sulking as protest by silence and argues adults should help children express requests in words. It highlights parental fear of open protest and the value of respectful communication to avoid power struggles.
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration club elected a new slate for the year at a Friday 2 PM meeting at Mrs. Roy Wilkens home southeast of the city. Mrs. SS Overstreet was named president. other officers include Mrs. Fred Davis as vice president, Mrs. B F Arnold as secretary, and Dr Glenn Davis as treasurer. A lesson titled Our Children Needs followed the election as members welcomed new and visiting attendees.
Mr and Mrs Henry Watson hosted a party at 1201 Washington to celebrate Debra Lynn Watsons first birth day anniversary. A dancing session followed opening gifts and birthday cake and ice cream were served. Guests included Shirley Anderson, Markie Hodges, Pallie Fife, Velma Ditmore, Mrs A Johnson, Neta Jo Fife, Nita Ditmore, David Ditmore, Donnie Garrett, David Garrett, Butch Garrett, Vicky Green, Dean Green, Sue Falk, Junior Easton, James Armstrong, Cecil Johnson, Fay Johnson, Donald Harrison, Charles Tennessee, Tommy Fite, Kay Barrett, and Christine Flynn.
Miss Judy Lynn Holt of Oklahoma City and her fiancé Donald Glen Coffman of Mangum plan to wed August 18 at the Mangum Church of Christ. Hom er Holt and Mrs Ruby Holt announce the engagement. The bride elect, a Southwestern State College sophomore in elementary education, is a Hobart high school graduate who worked for the State Tax Commission in Oklahoma City. The groom is a Mangum high school graduate who attended Oklahoma State College and will be a junior in history and physical education. They will live in Weatherford and attend school this fall.
Mrs Margaret Cummins former postmaster in Chaltas neoga will be honored at a tea hosted by Mrs Claude Martin near Chattanooga with co host Mrs Charles Brandon of Longview Ten All friends of Mrs Cummins are invited The fete precedes her September marriage to Edmund Vetter of Newton Kansas in Lawton Oklahoma at the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Taft Parent Teacher Association held an executive board meeting at 9 a.m. Friday at the school. Principal Walter Oswalt and Mesdames Glenn Becker, Robert Pierce, B. W. Howard, Aaron Smith, Harvey Hall, Forrest Joe Clung, Tommy Brown, and I. J. Johnson attended as the 1967 58 budget and school opening plans were discussed.
Cherry cake features tart cherries in brown sugar and butter, baked atop a rich batter and served with sweetened whipped cream. Use the reserved cherry syrup for cross desserts. reheat before serving and avoid cold serving for best texture.
The article promotes turning a ordinary bathroom into a luxurious space with simple remodeling. It suggests adding a vanity top counter that extends beside the basin to hold creams, makeup, and accessories, and shifting the tub to an angled position to create shelf space for bath products. It notes space, ease of housekeeping, and time for refreshing baths.
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