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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1953
Page
6
Alicia Hart advises gentle anti-fatigue bathing with 100 degree water, tepid showers, and careful drying. Use mild active-lathering soap, avoid heavy scents or medicated varieties, rinse completely, air exposure minimized, and dust with light bath powder. A hypoallergenic hard-mill soap from a cosmetic firm may suit sensitive skin.
A column advises women to avoid discussing diet at meals and social events. It suggests sharing diet concerns only with a doctor or close confidants, framing meals as good rather than diet centered, to preserve charm and enjoyment during dining and conversation.
Central High Parent-Teacher association invites all patrons parents and teachers to a 7 30 p m meeting at the school east of Lawyon on Jan 5 Jim Taliaferro P-TA president and state representative from Manche County will preside over the business session Two films on understanding children will be shown
Mrs D W Fielder displays a six by ten foot oil at the USC YMCA Fourth and B depicting distant mountains with Mount Rainier breaking through clouds as a sentimental gesture for Olympia Washington clients. The painting will be shipped next week to its new owners and Mrs Fielder invites public viewing at the USO.
Misses Elsie Paulis and Barbara Love left Wednesday for Oklahoma City after staying with Miss Sue Fox daughter of Dr and Mrs Fred T Fox of 1311 Cherry. Paulis studies Sophia Newcombe College in New Orleans while Fox and Love attend the University of Oklahoma Norman.
Patricia Scott reports from Seoul on January 1 as Mrs. James A. Van Fleet visits her husband at Eighth Army HQ. She shares memories of horse riding, wartime separations, and the couple’s life amid Eisenhower’s Korea tour, noting support from other army wives and her son Jim missing in North Korea.
L. E. Cousins and Mrs Stella Hivick will attend Henry W. Lawton camp No. 6 meet in Lawton on Sunday. A covered dish luncheon starts at 1 p.m. at the new IOOF hall 109 D with installation of new officers in the afternoon.
Friday at 7 30 p m the Old Settlers club meets at the American Legion hall Seventh and E with a business session. Saturday Chapter 167 of the National Association of Retired Civil Employees gathers at 2 p m at Comanche county courthouse. Sunday Henry W Lawton camp No 6 United Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary No 12 hold a regular covered dish luncheon at 1 p m at the new IOOF hall 109 D.
Quick budget friendly cake with two eight inch spice layers using Cinch mix. Bake 25 minutes at 375. Fill with vanilla pudding folded with dates and top with remaining pudding or whipped cream, then garnish with dates and maraschino cherries.
Mrs. Marie Lydon hosted at 920 S Fifth for the Lydia circle of Beal Heights Presbyterian church. Mrs. Kalbfleisch led the lesson on Colossians while Mrs. Clapp, guest and world missions chairman, spoke on Africa. Mrs. Freeland presided over the business meeting at 7 30 p m with one guest Mrs Richardson and members Mrs Hanna Tuttle Tackitt Ward and Miss Garvin.
Washington DC workers are reported to have a per capita weekly salary of 40 dollars. The statistic highlights wage levels in the capital for the period, reflecting living costs and employment patterns in the early data snapshot.
Mr and Mrs G N Pamplin will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday January 4 with an open house at their home from 2 to 4 PM The couple have lived at the same house in the Central High community 16 miles east of Lawton on Highway 7 for 42 years
Chapter 167, National Association plans a 2 p.m. Saturday meeting to elect officers and discuss upcoming activities. Members are urged to attend and participate in the officer voting process.
The Retired Civil Employes meet in Comanche county district courtroom. G. M. Brooks serves as president and John Timmons as secretary, with plans to discuss other important matters for members.
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