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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1974
Page
10
A simple two can pork and beans casserole with bacon onions green peppers and a sweet tangy sauce. Bake in a 325 degree oven for 342 hours yields 16 servings and pairs with a green salad or coleslaw and fruit for dessert.
Col Paul F Pearson guest spoke to Wives of Officers of the Brigade at Fort Sill Artillery Room lunch. He discussed Africa after 26-country study and showed slides on development. Thirty to sixty attendees included Mrs John Evans and others. hosts served sherry with dried flower arrangements and gifts.
Eta Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met at Mrs. Richard McLennan’s home with 21 members. A February Valentine dance at Montego Bay Motel sponsored by the Beta Sigma Phi City Council was announced together with a friendship night potluck on Jan 24. Art show chair Jerry Jolly announced the Comanche County Junior High Art Show on Sunday March 31 at the Museum of the Great Plains with Lawton seventh and eighth graders participating.
The Christian Women's Fellowship of Boulevard Congregational and Christian Church held a business meeting at Mrs. Dillard Sexton’s home with ten attendees. President Mrs. Bill Logan announced the next Service Day at 4 30 a m Tuesday featuring church building projects.
A cautionary reminder on proper handling procedures to prevent food contamination despite clean dishes and spotless kitchens. Emphasizes following steps to minimize risks in food preparation.
Mr and Mrs Galen Gossett of Chattanooga announce the birth of their son Christopher David born Wednesday January 9 in Comanche County Memorial Hospital Lawton the infant weighed seven pounds 13 1/5 ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W H Gossett and Mr and Mrs George Doake of Chattanooga
Promoters advertise ODRINEX as a nonprescription reducing aid. One tablet before meals allegedly reduces appetite and calories, with many women reporting 5 to 20 pounds lost quickly. The ad promises a refund if satisfaction is not met.
Mrs William McMonegal hosted the Wives of Officers group at Headquarters and Headquarters Company 14th Aviation Battalion Artillery Aviation Command. Mrs Donald Ley led the meeting with welcome by Mrs Gerald Kirklighter. Mrs Gibbs unveiled a Fabulous 50s party for February 2 at the Fort Sill Polo Club. Mrs Charles McKeen to host February coffee.
The University of Minnesota Entomology Department summarizes insects found in cereals from 33 states including saw toothed grain beetle merchant beetle red flour beetle drugstore beetle and Indian meat moth. Glass and tin containers only partly deter pests. home storage of cake mix flour can allow infestation.
Local agency Gilbert Woods Welgreen operates at 16 Cache Road offering mail order services. Customers can place orders via mail for various goods and products handled through the Welgreen system.
Calendar items list social events for organizations including A A U W Boulev ard Congregational Church TOPS Club ABWA Hotel Lawtonian League of Women Voters Beta Sigma Phi Cameron College PWP Hall and VFW Post 5263. Events range from covered dish dinners to general meetings and games at various local venues. Items accepted by noon Thursday.
The guidance explains that if a ham label does not specify ready to eat, it should be cooked before eating. Treat it as fresh ham and heat to 170 degrees internal. For ham labeled cured or cured and smoked, cook to 160 degrees internal.
Practical style guidance on pant length coats hats and footwear. Advice covers slim silhouettes for overweight wearers long line coats matching with outfits sleeves and gloves for warmth and city wear tips on hair care hats and stockings to finish middle length outfits and summer sunglasses as a light accessory.
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