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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1975
Page
10
The piece highlights a fashion item described as a classic shirt with an art deco print, versatile as a tucked in top or overblouse, featuring a delicate floral motif on silky fabric, long shaped collar, half wing cuffs, and a versatile scarf. It notes wash and dry quick for freshening.
Linguist RS Charles Glass spoke to the Lawton Business and Professional Women's Club, hosted by Fort Sill Officers Wives' Club hospitality chair. The Panama native and former Canal Zone guide discussed life in Panama, the U S and Army wife experiences, plus Fort Sill host family sponsorship. The group plans a March 12 Oklahoma legislators visit by bus.
An exchange of potted plants marked birth day anniversaries during Protheon Class of Central Baptist Church. The event at Mrs. Ralph Favorite home included devotions, reports, and plans for the Fidelis Class March dinner and future activities. A memorial book for the church library will be donated in memory of Elizabeth Maddox.
The National Association of Retired Federal Employees, NARFE, met in the Museum of the Great Plains to elect officers led by Clyde B. Dilts. Newly elected were Mrs. Howard Troop as president and Otis S. Spears as second vice president with Catherine L. Stolla as secretary treasurer and Ethlyn Bassford as associate secretary. Fifty four attended a following covered dish luncheon. Guests included Mrs. Ida L. Dorr and Edward E. Fessler, with Perry Willis and Depor ter Burr also present.
The third quarterly meeting of region two of the National Council of Catholic Women convened at St. Helen's Church Frederick with Rev. W T Darnall and the Altar and Rosary Society as hosts. Delegates include Mrs Charles O Conner Apache and Miss Catherine Stolla Lawton.
A program honoring Mrs Ross Shelp past president of the Rebekah Assembly highlighted a Unity Rebekah Lodge No 121 meeting in the IOOF Hall 1091 D Mrs Jess Davis noble grand presented a gift to the honoree Dorotha Horvath district deputy president was also honored Guests from local lodges attended Misses Kathy King Veronica King and Mary Twellman of the Lawton Theta Rhea Club were hostesses A formal meeting was announced for Friday in the TOOK Hall
A brief note suggests making chocolate toast by mixing cocoa with sugar and sprinkling on buttered toast. It presents a quick chocolate twist for a simple breakfast or snack.
A Chicago Tribune NY News Syndicated Dear Abby page presents readers seeking guidance on sensitive issues. Questions cover paternity disclosure use of a denied marriage and paternal contact plus relationship dynamics and personal discomfort with dancing, offering Abby’s cautious replies.
Members of Beta Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi and Lawton area clubs gathered for socials and sessions at homes on Meadowbrook Drive Liberty and Kinyon while Miss Cheryl Richards visited Lawton Theta Rho Club. ELGIN special guests attended Harvey Hagle party marking Ronald Wesley’s sixth birthday with grandparents and sister Carla present.
To freeze unbaked pies place them in the freezer until firm then wrap. Use tin aluminum glass or freezer paper plates. Cover with a second pan to protect the top and tape it in place. Insert in a plastic bag or wrap in freezer paper seal label and date then return to freezer.
OSU Extension specialist Mrs Marjorie York Baker explains nap runs with the hand motion. A smooth feel indicates nap follows the moving direction, while a rough feel suggests the nap runs upward. Lay pattern pieces with tops pointing up for richest look.
Short recipe suggests blending 30 ounce can of cling peach slices with lemon juice to create a peach dessert. Freeze and stir occasionally for a simple gourmet finish to a dinner.
Crisp red apple slices are topped with half inch grated American cheese blended with mayonnaise. Five minutes under a low broiler creates a warm juicy apple and molten crusty cheese pairing.
Mrs Stonecypher and officers of the Field Artillery Missile Systems Evaluation Group II Corps and their wives held a farewell party after a theater outing at Fort Sill Cabaret Dinner Theatre A wine and cheese gathering followed at Capt Timothy Bodines home Lt Col Donald Moore presented a Missileer certificate a unit plaque and a silver tray to Mr and Mrs Stonecypher Stonecypher retires after 27 years active duty Col Niles J Fulwyler introduced as new Field Artillery Missile Group No 9 commander.
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