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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1974
Page
8
Community groups and clubs list events across Monday to Friday in Lawton Oklahoma. Activities include veterans posts sororities church groups and service clubs with meeting times addresses and hosts noted throughout the week.
Mrs Schulze demonstrated a terra rium making at a monthly coffee for the Army-Wide Training Support Department held at Mrs David Compton's home Fort Sill 14 women attended Mrs Schulze presented the finished terra rium as a hostess gift to Mrs Thomas Stephens with Mrs Vincent Faler presiding and Mrs Winn McDougal assisting.
A two pound pheasant offers a large body cavity suitable for stuffing. For this special bird, a cashew stuffing is suggested, pairing an unusual texture and flavor with the pheasant's distinct wild notes.
Miss Sherri Freeman was welcomed as a new member when Lawton Assembly No. 95, Order of Rainbow for Girls, met at the York Rite Masonic Temple. Grand Assembly committee reports were given. 45 members and guests attended. Miss Sandy Miller and Mrs. Ralph Linck presided. 24 hostesses were Mrs. C. M McKanna and Miss Debbie Campbell.
Dear Abby columns discuss a seven year old wanting to choose Judaism while raised Lutheran and Jewish siblings receive differing gifts for Hanukah and Christmas. The note questions whether a child can intelligently select faith and how parents should respond.
Mrs. Jerry H. Williams interior decorator was guest speaker at the Center Staff Wives luncheon in the Fort Sill Officers Club Artillery Room. She urged knowing yourself as the first rule in good decorating and noted time and patience matter, emphasizing taste as quality suited to the individual. Fifty four women attended. next luncheon set for Tuesday March 19 hosted by Wives of Officers in the Directorate of Plans and Training.
The text notes the rising use of natural oils as skin lubricants due to their effectiveness. Oils keep skin supple and aid a smooth, wrinkle free complexion by nourishing the skin. Hormones and vitamins are said to assist the rejuvenation process.
Convenience economy and efficiency define the new package tours with no reservations or travel arrangements to worry about a single all inclusive price guides budgeting and choice.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Military Order of the Cootie Pup Tent No. 16 met at VFW Post 5263 to plan officer elections for February 14. New member Vern Sloane joined. Mrs Nile Beebe seeks grand junior vice president. Refreshments will be served for Reynolds Army Hospital and donations pledged to cancer memorial and hospital programs. Plans also target hosting the grand council meeting January 27 and contributing to ways and means programs.
A family meal suggests roasting pheasants over charcoal briquets. Wrap the birds in bacon to enhance flavor and create a savory, natural-tasting dish.
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