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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1957
Page
6
Advice on grooming children hair starts early with simple tools like a beeswax and castor oil stick to tame stray hairs. Brushing improves body and gloss, and subtle routines reduce later combing pain. Use infrequent washing for fine hair and carry compact aids for on the go styling.
The IBEW Auxiliary of Local 590 elected Mrs. Hugh Williams to fill a vacancy and Mrs. Jack Smith opened and closed the 7:30 p.m. session at the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers hall on 1415 Lincoln. President Mrs. Marvin Beall led the business period as members donated 310 to the March of Dimes drive. refreshments followed for attendees including Mesdames Herbert Nowlin, L. L. Zimmerman, Forest McClung and Jess Fry.
Mrs James W Beauchamp welcomed Ruth Sunday School class of Highland Baptist Church to her home at 231 N 1th Street for a 730 pm meeting. James Marsh led singing then prayers and devotional. Dallas Henderson led business with Head presiding. a $2 door prize approved. Henderson elected vice president. visitation urged. Dorothy Blackstock to host Feb 21. Love offering 1.73 dollars. Fourteen members attended.
Mrs E P McMahon was toasted at a 12 30 p m luncheon hosted by Mrs Ned Shepler at 102 Fort Sill Blvd on Thursday. Decorations featured yellow flamingo melon and pink carnation arrangements with mint treats on the table. An original toast was given by Mrs Walter Lattimore as guests included Mesdames Charles Bledsoe Roy F Charpin Rex Lee T Randolph Montgomery Arch Parmeter Sr and Iva Potter.
Meers Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Kenneth Wolf home to study Family Records What to Keep and Where to Keep It led by Clara J. Kelley county FSA agent. Plans were made for serving at the Hereford breeders sale Feb 6 with County 4 H council meeting Jan 23 and a furniture refinishing course Feb 27 announced. Next meeting Feb 20 at Mrs Elbert Wolf home with guest Mrs Bob Kirk and only other attendee Mrs Paul Wege Sr.
Mrs J McIntosh presided at the Southwest Iris Society meeting with slides by Mrs Helen McCaughey showing 1955 AIS national convention images from the West Coast. Mrs John Gross commented on region inns as Mrs James G True led business plans for Memphis in April 1957 and Mrs Robert Brock announced next month’s covered dish lunch on February 21. Members from Enid Walters Lawton and Apache attended along with several named members.
Members of the Geronimo Home Demonstration club voted to contribute to the March of Dimes drive at a 2 p.m. meeting held at Mrs. Louis Beznoska’s home. President Mrs. W F Storm led the session with a devotional by Mrs. Edgar Thompson and a lesson on Family Records. Civil defense plans were set for March 1 in Geronimo school and the next meeting was scheduled for February 21 at Mrs. Joe Beznoska’s home. Other attendees included Mrs. Claude R. Watson Mrs. Clifford Lorah Mrs. Henry Sanmann H E Wolf and Miss Lena George.
The Wilson Parent-Teacher Association study group met at 9:30 a.m. Thursday for a lesson titled When Friendship Is in Flower presented by Mrs Elman Haines. Mrs W L Cox chaired at the session held at Mrs W E Schoolcrafts home 1602 Lake. Other attendees included Mesdames T W Daniels Jr and L B E Morgan.
Elgin Special reports Mr and Mrs Ray Swhercinsky of the Elgin Methodist church were honored with a house gift for their new home. Refreshments followed the celebration with attenders including Mesdames Choens Farrar Neel Rosacker Stephens Walcott and others and Messrs and Mesdames Black Eads Housholder Johnson Revell Stauffer.
Mrs. Stanley Sasser presided at a Pansy Garden club meeting at her home 1401 S Seventh. Co host Mrs Lee Kemp led. Mrs James Gibson presented Garden Therapy program at 1 30 p m. Members named favorite blooming house plants. One new member Mrs F B Barnes welcomed. Refreshments served to the group and to Mesdames Barefoot Boatright Buchanan Cook Cox Dale Ford Hawkins Kensell Pursley Rains Weaver.
Mrs Tom Stanton gave the invocation at a seven oclock dinner meeting of Jaycee Janes at Carl's restaurant 1306 Sheridan Road where a business period was conducted by Mrs Harry C Rice Jy. Mrs Newt Burrow Jr moving soon to Oklahoma City was honored with a handkerchief shower. One guest Mrs Fred Evans was introduced.
The article lists present women and men by name including Mesdames Har old Anderson Jack Batten W. C. Bonnell Bill Capshaw Warren Chrisman Joe Dutcher Harold English and Mesdames Mike Eisler Fred R. Harris Permian Henderson Leamon Jones Marlin Keathrey Owen King Fred Larrance. The fragment suggests a social or club meeting with multiple attendees.
The notice lists Jr., Charles Miller, Mike Salazar, Ray Shackelford, Ernest Winter and Dan Woesner as individuals connected to the contemporary update. No further context provided.
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