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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1956
Page
8
A compact guide offers creamed tuna with carrots served over toast and carrots on the side. It suggests garnishes of chives or parsley, and lists a simple four-serving recipe plus tips to pair tuna with green peas, noodles, pineapple chunks, tomato sauce, or stuffed potatoes.
A Medicine Park Home Demonstration club meeting discussed the annual spring dress revue on March 16 and the district meeting on March 20 at Cameron college. Mrs Eston Martin hosted a luncheon, Mrs John Frampton read the club creed, and Mrs Dora Lutz led the devotional before business. Betty Brannan taught Color, Design and You with posture tips. Next meeting is March 27 at 1 pm with Mrs Frank Rush. other members attended.
Mrs. F. Wickwire hosted Messing Home Demonstration club at Floyd Wickwire home east of city. Don Howard spoke on Color Design and You. Claude Lee presided as business session reported on county council meeting and set date for Southwest district meeting. Seven members and guests attended.
A well known beauty brand offers a three shade rinse for gray and salt and pepper hair. Applied after shampoo with hot water, it creates pearl gray to smoky tones without tinting or bleaching. Claims include no transfer to combs or fabrics and availability in beauty salons.
Members of First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service studied lessons from To Combine Our Efforts for Lasting Peace at home gatherings at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Circle I met with Mrs. J. T. Kelly in Hennessey and Circle II with Mrs. W. W. McIntosh on Arlington, while Circle III heard No Longer Strangers shown by Mrs. R. E. Williams. Circle IV met with Mrs. O. C. Mahaffay, led by chair Mrs. J. T. Wood, with devotional by various members.
Wednesday social calendar lists Hook & Whirl Square Dance at American Legion hall with Ashline calling. Thursday offerings include pro engineers wives coffee at Mrs Wyatt Hendrick's, plus Lawton Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting and cancer dress ing work at VFW building with noon sandwiches. Various clubs meet at Fort Sill and Lawton venues, including AAUW art group, lawton fort sill stamp club, junior Miss club, and a Fort Sill Officers Wives spring style show Visions in Vogue with 1 PM doors and 12:45 PM opening.
Central Baptist Woman's Missionary Society circles met at the church for a program. Mrs. Richard T. Hopper taught the lesson on The Tribes Go Up with locals Ethel Griffin O C Aubrey and S V Carmichael assisting. Items included Indian regalia tepees canoes and pottery for illustration.
I J Benedick was welcomed as a new member at a 7 p.m. Old Settlers gathering in the American Legion hall Seventh and E with 48 members present. Mrs J A Love moved for a March 27 pot luck supper and tacky party as gifts and games filled the remainder of the program.
Mrs Ralph Wolverton reported on Cottey College Nevada Mo at a 2 pm Monday PEO Sisterhood Chapter I meeting hosted by Mrs H A Angus. Co hosts were Mesdames D A Angus and Paul D Hanna. Guests included Mrs C C Clothier with refreshments served to numerous members.
Mrs. Eliza Hanks was named sweetheart of the month at Unity Rebekah lodge No. 121 meeting in IOOF hall. Corsages were given to Mrs. Hanks and Miss Nita Johns. Officers announced invitations to nearby lodge schools and a lodge benefit, with 30 members present and Ralph Lucas appointed to fill a staff vacancy.
Members of the Chamber of Commerce military affairs committee will convene at 4 p.m. Thursday at the Chamber office, secretary-manager Milton Keating said today.
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