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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1956

Page

18

Surprise Flower Packages Prove Flourishing Business

Three men launch weekly flower surprise services for Manhattan residents living cement bound lives. Luther Greene, Doris Duke's ally, and two others offer bouquets chosen from the week’s best, with plans at 12.50 monthly for a dozen blooms or 10 dollars weekly with generous boxes. One customer even sends flowers to four different women regularly.

Elizabeth Toomey New York California Texas Luther Greene Doris Duke Somerville, N. J Greene Miss Duke Duke Farm Manhattan Stanley Randal Dallas Jason Lane

Women fashion cancer dressings at veterans session

About 50 dozen cancer dressings were made at an all day work session sponsored by Woman's auxiliary members to Veterans of Foreign Wars post No 1193 at the VFW building. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon and plans were made for a Thursday session. Guests included Mesdames Marvin Beall Jess Frye and Lloyd Harrington of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers No 990 auxiliary and Mesdames William Jago J R Pledger and Donald Simpson of VFW post No 5263 Fort Sill auxiliary. Members attending were Mesdames L E Bender Roy Beene Robert Ebisch John Edwards Lillie Mae Fults Alfred Maples and Jack Smith.

Woman’s* Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW S. Second Marvin Beall Jess Frye Lloyd Harrington Woman’s Auxiliary International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers William Jago J. R. Pledger Donald Simpson Fort Sill L. E. Bender Roy Beene Robert Ebisch John Edwards Lillie Mae Fults Alfred Maples Jack Smith

Noodle Layer Pudding From The Molly Goldberg Cookbook

Recipes from The Molly Goldberg Cookbook include Noodle Layer Pudding and Potato Latkes. Noodle Layer Pudding layers cottage cheese and cooked bread noodles baked with buttered crumbs. Potatoes Latkes are grated potatoes with onion, egg and starch fried in shortening. The note suggests grating potatoes in an electric blender as an option.

Night of January 16th hits Red Barn stage at Fort Sill

Red Barn Players open the suspenseful murder trial comedy drama Night of January 16th at the Red Barn Theater Fort Sill with performances Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets $1.10 available at Fort Sill unit boxes Lawton Security Bank & Trust I G Coles Town & Country Liberty Heights Drug.

Red Barn Players Red Barn Fort Sill Lawton Security Bank & Trust Company I. G. Cole’s Town & Country Liberty Heights Kaye Arnold Karen Andre Joan Webb Bjorn Faulkner William Heath Bob McAfee Flint Edward Cmdr Edward B. Brown USMC Harry Crigger Col Frank Street

Area Student Is Sorority Pledge at Southeastern State

Miss Marilyn Taylor, an Apache student at Southeastern State College, is among 56 students pledging four national sororities and fraternities. A freshman, she is pledging Alpha Sigma Tau on campus.

Marilyn Taylor Southeastern State College Miss Taylor Alpha Sigma Tau

Cache PTA Founders Day Honors Early Graduate and Civic Elders

Cache high school’s earliest graduate prize went to Mrs. Lester Norris, class of 1921, at the Founders Day program of the Cache Parent Teacher Association. Citizens Lena Jarvis and Nettie Clark, both arriving in 1902, were named the town’s longest-resident residents. The 91-year-old Mrs. Dora B. Shamley was present as the oldest attendee. A 1900s style show highlighted the event, with devotional by Mrs. Kenneth Snider and business by president Mrs. Carl Elling for about 300 attendees. Junior and senior 4-H clubs staged skits while girls sang, and rhythm band selections preceded a past president’s pin to Mrs. Woodrow Long. Primary room claimed the room count prize.

Cache High School Lester Norris Cache Mesdames Lena Jarvis Nettie Clark Dora B. Shamley Kenneth Snider Carl Elling Frank Rush Walter Kriss

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