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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1975
Page
11
A humorous dinner table tale follows a housewife who strips in a basement laundry scene. A wait staffer and companion react as a caricatured chain of observational bits unfolds with dialogue about outfits and a football helmet.
Luncheon held in the First Christian Church recreation room honored World War I Barracks No. 1168 and Auxiliary with decor of small American flags and red tapers. Rev. George W. Campbell and Rev. Norman Williams attended as guests. Devotions by Rev. Williams and Earl E Summons preceded the covered-dish meal. Leonard Layton and Mrs. Ernest Floyd led as Barracks commander and unit president. Mrs. Flood welcomed transfer member Mrs. I. F. Lee. Decorations were coordinated by Mrs. G. W. Harris. A separate note discusses Dr. David S. Fedson of the University of Chicago linking temperament to flu recovery.
Mrs Jack Oates was farewelled at a luncheon hosted by Wives of Sergeants Major USAFAC at the Montego Bay Motel. She received a gold charm with an artillery symbol. Newcomers Mrs Frederick Ehrlich and Mrs Donald Hager were welcomed. The next coffee is set for Tuesday March 18 at Mrs Oates home 1206 Kingsbury.
Local organizations list meetings and activities across Lawton including TOPS Club 225 City County Health Department American Association of University Women Cameron University Veterans groups Garden Council Shrine and more with times from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. events include meetings rehearsals dances games and workshops at sites such as 1010 S Sheridan Cameron University Museum of the Great Plains and Goodwill Rebekah Hall.
Mrs. Madge Wright hosted the Shut-in Department meeting at 1110 Sullivan Drive with Mrs. R. S. Ward presiding and Mrs. J. Fred Ferrer Sr. giving devotions. Miss Gladys Harris attended as a guest and 119 copies of the Chatterbox were distributed. The RSVP program needs volunteers and upcoming meetings are planned with hosts including Mrs. William S. Garman and Mrs. Edwin S. Wright. A cancer film will be shown at the April meeting at Mrs. Paul Smith's home.
Three representatives from the Lawton League of Women Voters attended the state general meeting in Oklahoma City's State Capitol. Sen Gene Howard urged continued legislative influence. Delegates dined with Comanche County lawmakers to discuss prison reform inheritance tax and other issues. Crawford Street Bridge in Providence RK 11 has the widest roadway at 1 147 feet.
Officers Wives of the 3rd Battalion Pershing HI Corps met at Mrs. McLemore's home 222 Surrey Place for a morning coffee. Farewells were said to Mrs. Demming George Capers. Mrs. Smith presided and welcomed newcomer Mrs Brannon. Plans included a group luncheon an art auction and a Dallas trip.
Mrs Ken White crowned Chapter sweetheart at a pre-dance party hosted by Mr and Mrs Bob Burn at 409 NW Woodland Drive. Capt White escorted her as Mrs Fred Durbin placed the crown. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Durbin and Mr and Mrs Bill Burch. next meeting set for 7 30 p.m. Saturday at Capt and Mrs White 3105 Kinyon.
The guide advises applying creams gently with fingertips, avoiding pulling skin. Start at the nose sides and stroke up along the cheekbones to the hairline, then sweep from inner eye to outer and upward to the eyebrow, and use circular motions around the mouth.
Rebekah Lodge No. 87 met at IOOF Hall 1091 D. Mrs Floyd Tice and Mrs F J Langston hosted. Gene Wright noble grand presided welcoming guests Cleo Shelp and Edna Malone. Busy Bee Club to meet at Ruby Bennight home. Eleven members attended bells of friendship school instruction in Chickasha.
Celery leaves or tops enhance soups and stews and help curb shellfish odor during cooking. Using celery greens adds aroma and depth to meals.
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