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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1976
Page
11
Aries urged to curb aggressiveness with self discipline and stress moderation. Extremism could alienate others. Taurus enjoys artistic and social pursuits with creativity capably enhanced and romance favored. Gemini can advance in matters with caution and thorough investigation before new ventures.
A Valentine luncheon was hosted by the Wives of Officers of Battery B and others at Mr. Z Steak Inn. Mrs. Dave Miller and Mrs. Robert W. Salley welcomed guests. plans included an art auction, Parade of Quarters, a Battalion family night dinner, and support for the Post Nursery.
Mrs. Howard Gear hosted a Carnation Camp 3069 Royal Neighbors dinner with 16 members and guests. Mrs. Jim Porter and Mrs. Jim Bonecutter led the business session while Mrs. Aubrey opened with de votions. Also, Mrs. Donald Walker hosted a Disabled American Veterans Junior Auxiliary meeting led by Doris Scott as commander. Easter nursing home visits were planned. A social at local restaurants followed by Field Artillery officers and wives. Captains Harper Lancaster Cline and Jim McCarthy were hosts. Yosemite National Park reports 250 to 300 black bears residing there.
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority Theta Upsilon Omega will host a rush party at 4 p.m. Sunday February 29 in the Cameron University Student Union television room. Some newer serrated scissors with high quality metal help keep cutting edges sharp.
Plan ahead to freeze pitted cherries on wax paper lined sheets. Once solid, halve quickly and arrange in sherbet glasses. Freeze again until serving time. Pour almond flavored cream over the top and it coats as it chills. Garnish with slivered almonds and serve immediately.
Sweet Pea Garden Club elected Mrs. C A Tackitt as president at a meeting held in the vacation home of Mr. and Mrs. D E Jones near Waurika. New officers to take office in May include vice president Mrs James O Malley secretary Mrs Francis Heinz treasurer Mrs Chet Willett historian Mrs Frances Shepard and parliamentarian Mrs Jerry Mustain. Members will plant wild flowers near the Cache Road overpass Thursday and host a flower show Friday April 9 in the Museum of the Great Plains with Mrs Heinz as show chairman.
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