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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1958
Page
4
The AP News feature notes forty million American women sew at home weekly, counting time spent at sewing machines as substantial annual sewing days. It details uses from clothing to curtains, prefers creative styling, and cites economic and leisure factors behind the sewing boom, with many owning automatic machines.
A grandma pad idea aids lap protection during visits. Local sewing centers suggest trimming a mattress pad into a square, binding edges with multi-needle binder, and top stitching lace around. Embroidering the baby’s name adds a personal touch for gifts, church bazaars, or ready-made quilts with lace edges.
Recipe for Peanut Butter Crisps with precise measurements and method. Includes ingredient list, steps to sift, cream, mix, chill, shape, bake, and store. Also offers spice tips such as allspice, cinnamon, cloves, mace, and nutmeg to flavor cookies and related dessert suggestions.
Beal Heights Presbyterian Women of the Church held lessons and elected officers at successive Circle meetings. Mrs Rex Beall named visitation chair for Circle T. nine members heard lessons by Mrs E A Dexter. Circle II heard a lesson by Mrs Tague. Lena O Neil elected visitation chair. A Beal Heights church family night with covered dish supper followed the 6 45 p m Bible study by Rev Clayton Forthman.
Youthful blemishes stem from overactive oil glands poor cleansing unbalanced diet and lack of rest. A greaseless medicated preparation helps conceal heal pimples and reduce bacteria spread while a balanced diet sleep and hygiene support clear skin. Avoid picking pimples and keep foods like fried items to a minimum while maintaining proper washing routines.
A guest demonstration of copper enameling by John Lattimore highlighted the 7:30 program of the Art group at Ton branch American Association of University Women. Miss Carrie Fisher hosted at Ele phon's Arts and Crafts center 1701 Sheridan Road with attendees including Mesdames Viva Bailey Gladys Sehah Oswalt and others.
Kinley McClive Lawler selects The Responsibility of Youth and Parents as the theme for a Lawton Heights Methodist parent youth banquet attended by about 50 parents and youths. Rev Ralph Hooper and Mrs Hooper are honored guests with John Gowin and others in attendance. Local music featured a solo by Willene Starrison and hymns with a saxophone.
Awards were presented to Cub Scouts at the Cement Christian church hall at 6:30 pm with many parents and guests present. Recipients included Mike Black, Robert Bookout, Stephen Clingman, Willard Ezzell, Cecil Koehler, William Koehler, Jack Wagner, doe Smith, Skit Wagner, and Buddy White among others, with pins and arrows noted. Leonard Wagner introduced district executives and Judge L A Wood. Melvin Blackdon led the invocation. national week was noted. about 60 attendees. The Rotary Anns luncheon was canceled due to bad weather. Indiana schools dismissed for icy roads. quick supper recipe snippets follow.
Friday social calendar lists a 6 30 p m telephone wives auxiliary meeting at Mrs Claude Johnson s home 2101 Atlania with acting husbands as hosts. Saturday features a sweet heart banquet at Highland Baptist Church 7 p m for intermediates and young people and a 7 p m covered dish event hosted by Woman s Missionary Society members and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers local 1869 auxiliary at TOOF hall 2091 5.
Home of Mrs. F. J. Langston hosted a Busy Bee club of Lawton Rebekah lodge No. 87 covered dish supper with co-hostesses Madame Floyd Tice Byron Lasater and F. McClain. Guests included F. J. Langston Jerry Langston H. L. Harris Leonard Rainey Tom Wheatley and others. Afterward president Mrs. Bradford led a business session then a white elephant sale and a Valentine party with Secret Pals games.
The Librarians Club at Cache School held a regular meeting led by the president with new officers and committee chairs presenting reports on magazines, scrapbooks, publicity, and service. Patsy Jones read minutes and treasurer’s report while Carlene Hollander demonstrated how to mend and annotate books.
At a school meeting the Cache Senior 4-H Club led by president Karen Elling welcomed three new members Jimmie Gordon Pat Lauderdale and Kenneth Tahpay. Miss Belly Jean Brannan and Williams Sam Holden Jr presented slides on meat identification to about 50 members. They announced a March 1 meat ID contest and July due dates for club records.
A prenuptial shower honoring Miss Ingla Caldwell, bride elect of Dale M. Asa, drew about 150 guests in Cache School auditorium. Co hosts were Cache Methodist WSC and Cache Assembly of God women."}
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