Women Celebrate Christmas At Pansy Garden Club
Members of the Pansy Garden Club gathered recently at Mrs. in a South of the Border Christmas themed meeting. The event featured festive decor and club fellowship.
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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
11
Members of the Pansy Garden Club gathered recently at Mrs. in a South of the Border Christmas themed meeting. The event featured festive decor and club fellowship.
Fort Sill items record a farewell tea for Mrs. Rothwell hosted by Wives of Officers of Command and Staff Division with red carnations and a dried arrangement. Adds Elgin notices of births Tracy Lynn Dec 14 and installation of Eastern Star members with a blue red decor theme.
Social Calendar notes a citizenship class on Thursday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on the 2nd floor of the Comanche Courthouse. Open to residents seeking naturalization guidance and civic study in a public venue.
Dear Abby replies to readers praising male secretaries. She notes a former NASA worker downsized to a secretary role and cites examples of men excelling in shorthand and typing. Letters discuss gender roles and workplace dynamics with humor and mixed opinions.
Mrs. Paul Cullen reported on USO decorations by Law ton Garden Council at a council meeting in the Museum of the Great Plains. Mrs. W. J. Means presided as Mrs. Gomer High displayed Christmas Beauty Everywhere. The spring show is set for May 5 at First United Methodist and April 29 at the Museum of the Great Plains with entries open to the public.
Colcannon with pork chops green peas and salad bowl features a traditional Irish dish. Directions include mashing potatoes with a food mill adding cabbage onion and mace then folding in butter and milk for a light fluffy consistency. Reheat gently and keep hot for up to four servings.
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