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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1975

Page

8

Stereotyping Focus at Arts Media Festival Sunday

The Arts Media Festival on March 2 at the Museum of the Great Plains examines gender stereotyping. Sponsored by the Women's Resource Task Force and Cameron Campus Ministry with Oklahoma Humanities funding, it features a film titled Dick and Jane as Victims and displays on children's books and TV. Led by Rev. Phil Jones and Mrs. Bob Noble, the event invites public attendance free of charge.

Museum of the Great Plains Women’s Resource Task Force Cameron Campus Oklahoma Humanities Committee Phil Jones Cameron Bob Noble Southwest Oklahoma

Major Scanlon Speaks at Wives Club Luncheon

Maj. J. W. Scanlon discussed MIAs from other countries at a luncheon of Wives of Officers of the 14th Aviation Battalion II Corps held at Martin's Restaurant. Mrs. Billy W. Fugitt presided as newcomers welcomed. Centerpieces featured fruit and candy hearts with donations of canned goods to Lawton Mobile Meals and community service plans were outlined.

J. W. Scanlon 14Th Aviation Battalion II Corps Martin’s Billy W. Fugitt Recon Helicopter Jerry L. Hines James H. March Raymond J. Stavinoha Lawton

The Changing Role of Women discussion at AAUW meeting

A Laws ton Fort Sill Branch AAUW panel titled The Changing Role of Women will speak at 7 30 p m Thursday in the McMahon Foundation 716 C The panel includes Mrs J Robert Noble Mrs N B Hines and Michael Blain The event is sponsored by Cameron Campus Ministry and the Oklahoma Humanities Council Program chairman is Mrs Terral McKellips Hostesses include Mrs Eugene Pate Mrs Nat Robertson Mrs Ira J Royal and Mrs Clarence Scott A board meeting precedes the session.

Women’s Task Force Lawton-Fort Sill American Association of University Women McMahon Foundation J. Robert Noble N. B. Hines Michael Blain The Cameron Oklahoma Humanities Council AAUW Terral McKellips Eugene Pate Nat Robertson Ira J. Royal Clarence Scott P.m

Valentine Coffee Hosts for Field Artillery Wives

Mrs Morris H. Burkett hosted a Valentine coffee for the Field Artillery Missile Systems Evaluation Group III Corps wives at 4540 Atom. FAMSEG Wives plan April luncheon for Field Artillery Missile Group No. 9. Macrame plant pots used as luncheon decorations. Two farewell events honoring CW2 and Mrs Walter Stonecypher planned. A Mrs Z Steak Inn luncheon for Mrs Stonecypher. a theater dinner and wine tasting at Capt Tim Bodine’s home. Next meeting at Mrs Ronald Taylor’s home.

Field Artillery Missile Systems Evaluation Group III Corps Morris H. Burkett Atom Don Moore Famseg Field Artillery Missile Group No. 9 CW2 Walter Stonecypher Stonecypher Capt Tim Bodine

Beaver Valley Inspiration Club Hosts Valentine Luncheon

Mrs Ada Swiercinsky hosted a Beaver Valley Inspiration Club meeting with a covered dish luncheon. Assisting hostess was Mrs Claribel Farrar. Decorations featured a Valentine theme and handmade valentines were exchanged. Mrs M J Harrison presided. Miss Lorene Twineham led devotions. Mrs Farrar reported. Mamie Constant and Miss Twineham participated. Guest Mrs Matt Johnson attended.

Farrar Mamie Constant Miss Twineham Matt Johnson

Apple Rings Sautéed with Butter Honey and Sherry

A kitchen note describes browning unpared rings of Winesap apples in butter, turning them, then covering with honey and Sherry to simmer until tender for a meat course accompaniment.

Hise Couple Celebrate 11th Wedding Anniversary

Elgin couple Mr and Mrs Leeroy Hise marked their 11th anniversary with a Valentine party for members of the Pentecostal Holiness Church where Mrs Hise leads the youth group. Crawford Street Bridge in Providence Rhode Island is noted as the widest roadway bridge at 1147 feet.

Elgin Leeroy Hise Pentecostal Holiness Church Hise Crawford Street Providence R.I

Upcoming events discussed by Officers Wives Club

Wives of officers from the 3rd Battalion 18th Field Artillery III Corps held an evening coffee at Mrs. John Stein's home to plan activities. They covered the 212th Artillery Group luncheon and skit, an art auction, a March Battalion party at Cabaret Dinner Theatre, and a tea for Wives of Enlisted Men and NCOs at the USO on Tuesday March 18 hosted by the Wives of Officers. Mrs. David L. Dunham presided and welcomed Mrs. Leslie Brown.

18Th Field Artillery III Corps John Stein 212Th Artillery Group Officers Wives’ Club

James Roberts Speaks at Wilson Elementary Founders Day Tea

James Roberts director of Elementary Education for Lawton Public Schools spoke in the Wilson Elementary School PTA Founders Day tea about the schools grading system. Mrs Hall presided while Mrs Nauman directed a third and fourth grade musical program and room count honors went to Mrs Soper and Mrs Saurman students.

James Roberts Lawton Public Schools Wilson Elementary PTA Roberts John Nauman Lioyd Hall Clara Soper A. Saurman

Storing Tips for Cookies Across Crisp and Soft Types

For crisp cookies use a loosely covered container and bake mishaps at 300 degrees for 5 to 10 minutes to re crisp. Soft cookies belong in tightly covered containers as moisture management matters. To prevent drying add apple, orange, or bread and store only same kind cookies in each container.

Glamorous DIY Earrings Travel Cases From Purse Purses

Handsome travel cases for earrings can be made from purse purses found in handbags. Add glamour with sewn on cancan ruffles of ribbon or velvet slipcovers. Attach a design of earrings using sequins pearls or small rhinestone buttons.

Americanism Theme at Disabled Veterans Auxiliary Meeting

The Auxiliary to the Disabled American Veterans Joe McCain Chapter No. 56 met at Emmanuel Lutheran Church with the theme Americanism. Mrs Ferdinand Davis showed flag display, juniors Cyn thy a Lowery and Mary Shu gert demonstrated. Mrs Dorothy Martin presided. A social hour followed and the next meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday March 20 in the church.

Auxiliary To the Joe McCain Emmanuel Lutheran Church Ferdinand Davis Cynthia Lowery Mary Shugert

Toastmistress Club Meets at Fort Sill NCO Club

The Artillery Toastmistress Club held a luncheon at the Fort Sill NCO Club with Mrs. Jeannie Hendricks as toastmistress. Twenty six women attended including guests Mrs. Harold Bone and Mrs. Joe Crabtree. meetings featured table topics, speeches, evaluations, and devotions.

Joe Crabtree Artillery Toastmistress Club Fort Sill Mary McClure Ulrich Kenneth Stout Louis Fisher Hope Wickliffe Carroll Mack Walter Mayo Jack Wellborn Harold Bone

Use pumice stone for a better foot care routine

The article advises soaking feet in warm water to soften calluses then rubbing with a pumice stone. It recommends thorough drying between toes to prevent athlete's foot, trimming nails straight across to avoid ingrown nails, and consulting a podiatrist for serious foot problems.

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