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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1957
Page
21
A feature argues that twelve hours of sleep aid beauty and that rest matters more than rushing through life. It urges consistent milk intake, light makeup, and regular exercise to maintain a pleasant home image for family memories.
Abram, head of the OCW piano department, leaves Feb 3 for Iceland to perform three recitals under the US State Department as goodwill ambassador. He recently played in Lawton and New York and will open his spring repertoire course March 7 at GCW. Workshops and chamber music sessions accompany the recital series featuring Norman Paula and OCW students.
A Mexican man Raymond Rayna about 35 was found in a car containing iron ore near Coffeyville after nine days without food or water. He was weak and taken to a hospital and will be returned to Mexico once he recovers. He said he entered the car at Puente Mexico and it was opened at the border smelter.
A Paris restaurant inspired baked chicken with tarragon sauce recipe includes steps: salt pepper butter breaded chicken pieces baked 40 minutes to an hour, served with a tart tarragon vinegar herb sauce. The spread also suggests Calypso cheese balls with sharp cheese mayonnaise and crushed peanuts as an appetizer.
Grand Rapids meteorologist Patrick Collins develops a wearable rain suit for women a jacket and convertible skirt with snaps and hidden seams. Produced in colors with water repellent materials, the design aims for street wear and was slated for commercial production by a local firm.
Mrs. Mary Purser mother of Mrs. Rayimond Gacy wife of Oklahoma Governor Gary, died early today in Jal New Mexico while visiting a son and daughter. Funeral arrangements not yet definite. She leaves two daughters Mrs. Charles Fcit sin and Miss Elva Purser and four sons Alvis Clifford Elmer and Ernest all of Madison.
Oklahoma City report notes Mt View resident Jim Haley was not elected president while D G Fiteger ald was re elected vice president at the Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association convention closing session. Second vice presidents named Fred Craddock Ralph Barhy Phil Farrison and Clarke Moore. The group approved resolutions opposing dam construction on mainsurants and urged Congress to use a low one basis for pay roens of land tied to the proposed grain plan.
Roy T. Walker of Miami Oklahoma was found guilty by a federal district court jury of selling drugs without prescription and mislabeling them. Judge W R Wallace withheld sentencing yesterday pending a probation report and set no sentencing date.
Luther Willizans was installed as noble grand of Lawton Lodge Ne w1, OOF Thursday night. Other officers installed for service the next six months are Leonard Rainey, vice noble grand, W. R. Morris, secretary, and Perry Moss, ASUTCY.
Four persons faced traffic charges Saturday in Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles court. Willie F. E. Tigner 18 Fort Sill and Ralston E. Wright 27 Louisville Ky were accused of speeding at night. Charles R. Thompson 30 of 620 S 3bth Place was charged with operating an improperly registered vehicle. Louise Roger Euclid was named in the docket.
Avanaugh, a former Alva mayor who moved to Lawton in 1953 and served four years as a purchasing agent for the state Highway Department, died yesterday. He had moved to the state in 1907 and his long career included municipal and state service.
An 8-year-old vice president of the Metropolitan Paying Co Inc, W Kavanaugh, died in Oklahoma City. The article notes his role with the company and references Metropolitan in connection with the death, indicating a corporate executive loss.
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