Social Calendar Highlights Local Sororities and Clubs
A dense listing of Monday and Thursday social events across multiple sororities and clubs. Items include Ni Tau Exemplar Beta Sigma Phi meetings at 8 and 7:30 p.m. with hosts Mrs. Salit and Mrs. Hornbeck, Beta Eta Epsilon Sigma Alpha at Bryan's Colfer Shop, Lamplighters class at First Christian, and Kappa Gamma at 7:30 p.m. Details cover Fort Sill officers co hosting and numerous Circle meetings for First Methodist, Centenary Methodist, and other church groups, plus Junior Miss, Alpha Delta Pi alumnae, and Garden Council activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Clarence Salit
R. J. Hornbeck
Beta Eta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Bryan
First Christian Church
Kappa Gamma Sorority
Sandra Smith
Hoover
Tulsnax Medical Wives Club
Fort Sill
Calfeo
W. B. Draper
Leever
Christian Women's Fellowship
Hureh Parior
Tworram
Hostes Lawson Garden Club
Trewin Ro Qzman
Trenton Porter
James F. Fulton Jr
Santa Fe
First Presbyterian Women's Association
C. W. Bickett
Clayton
Walder
Pam
Ray Whiteturkey
Lawton
Debeli
Karen Carpenter
Beallfeiehls Presbyterian Womkaf
Church Executive Board
Centenary Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Merchings
Circle T
Thomas Hagan
Circle IL . Martin
W.W. Gordlove
Sheridan Road
Elmer R. Barman
FE. B. Dunlap
Robert Brock
Hestoxsyle
Dot. Grimes
Lake
Jones Wasson
W. D. Benton
Snow Road
Bill Melton
L. E. Morgan
Billy Stamps
Atlanta
Beta Omicron
Len
Fort Sill Blyd
Nantee Not
Order of Eastern Star
Mount Scott Masonic Temple
Taursday
Linichardson
Dearborn
Wes Miller
Alpha Delta Pi Social Soravity
Sara! Lund
Lockett Sunday School Hosts Meeting at Calvary Baptist
Mrs Hendrix presided in the absence of the president as Mes dames Press Shelton and Floyd Miller reported. The Lockett class met at 7 20 p m in the Rome of Mrs H S Hendrix 912 Monroe with talks from class teacher Mrs Max Ratliff and department secretary Mrs L O Paden. Pastor's wife Mrs Henry Wall offered the closing prayer after a social hour with games led by Mrs Miller and refreshments served. Eurah Richards, Cameron College freshman, is ill with mumps at home in Cache.
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Mesdames Press
Miler
Easy Cornucopia Mince Pie For Novice Cooks
Easy Cornucopia Mince Pie offers a simple recipe for beginners with condensed mince meat, water, sugar, and pastry. It describes twisting pastry into cornucopia shapes, baking at high heat, and decorating with nuts or cheese. Additional notes cover a larger pie version and garnishes, plus Cub Scout district meeting results and a Lawton Garden council reminder.
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Cornucopia
1957 Kitchen Trends Highlight New Foods and Gadgets
Dozens of food products and cooking accessories appear in 1957. A lemon custard angel food cake mix yields moist, high cakes with a golden color. A potato based cracker with spreads and dips becomes a snacker’s delight. New Orleans coffee blends with spices are vacuum packed for home brewing. Egg Foo Young patties and sauce come in separate packs. An electric can opener with a removable cutting wheel and magnet debuts. Copper clad 10 ounce baking dishes offer practical casserole use. A first aid course is announced in Cache city hall led by Jess Newby and Lawton firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale Diablo
Epicure
New Orleans
Slates Installed In Joint Rites At Local Hall
Fred Isurz and Mrs. B. J. Heeling head new officer slates in joint rites for Subordinate encampment No. 27 and Ladies encampment auxiliary at the TOOF hall. Officers installed include Leonard Rainey and Mrs. Ben Hill as senior wardens, R. E. Tallent high priest, and others. Installing nobles were Noble Fields and Mrs. Jess Brewer, district officers. a past matriarch’s pin was presented to H. A. Gosset. Social hour followed with guests Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ferguson and about 30 members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Isurz
B. J. Heeling
Toof Hall
Leonard Rainey
Ben Hill
R. E. Tallent
Noble Fields
Tallent
Jess Brewer
Bill Quantz
Cora L. Nix
Inside Sentinel
Hazel Harp
B. J.keeling
Rainey
A. @. Honeycutt
Harper Murcer
Noble
Grand Sentinel
B. J. Keeling
A.C. Honeycutt
Grand Scribe
Distrief
H. A. .Gosset
Weh
Lawton Group To Attend Recital
Mrs. C R Ellsworth state president of the Oklahoma Federation of Music clubs and her daughter Miss Thelen join Lynne Ellsworth and Miss Leta Mae Smith in Oklahoma City for an organ recital by Carl Weinrich at St Luke s Methodist Church The Ellsworths will return to Oklahoma City University for the second semester after mid term holidays Miss Ellsworth will enter the second semester Tuesday morning at OCU
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Ellsworth
Dearborn
Oklahoma Federation of Music Clubs
Miss Thelen
Lynne Ellsworth
Oklahoma City University
Leta Mae Smith
Ferris
Oklahoma City
Carl Weinrich
St. Luke's Methodist Church
Mayoy
Great Lady and Young Star Tie For Broadway Honors
AP News notes 1957 Broadway year sees Helen Hayes, veteran top star, share honors with rising talent May Ure. Hayes shines in Time Remembered while May Ure debuts leading Look Back in Anger. Also acclaimed: Florence Eldridge in Long Day's Journey into Night, Thelma Ritter in New Girl in Town, Rosalind Russell in Auntie Mame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP News
Helen Hayes
May -Ure
New York
British Broadcasting Corp
London
Ephella
Mary
Alison
John Osborne
Florence Eldridge
Eugene O'Neill
Thelma Ritter
Rosalind Russell
Weaver PTA Benefit Event at Weaver School
Weaver PTA hosted a fund raiser night at the school with three basketball games coached by Mesdames Peters and Laing Jr for the women, Clayton Fancher and I S Richards for the oldsters men, Jim Ripley for the boys, and M E Friels for the Weaver high team. Referees included Rodney Fancher Ray Schroeder Kenneth Stone and W A Weaver with bottles fruit and aluminum foil trophies. Concession duties were led by Mr and Mrs Jim Ripley. A dessert recipe suggests mixing crushed pineapple and diced banana folded into whipped cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Weaver Parent- Teacher Association
Jim Ripley
Rodney Fancher
Ray Schroeder
Kenneth Stone
W. A. Weaver
D. HW. Laing Jr
Robert Duncan
Donald Lee Kidd
Mesdames Jack Peters
Laing Jrr
She “Oldsters
Clayton Fancher
I. S. Richards
Weaver High School
M. E. Friels
Reita McCormack Feted With Surprise Birthday Party
In Lawton on January 27 1958 Reita McCormack was honored at a surprise birthday and slumber party hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs O E McCormack. Guests included Allison Avrietie Sue Baxter Glenda Ann Briscoe Elwana Gottschall Irene Hefner Gayle Jelmes Nancy Kelly and Carole Louis. The item ends with a culinary aside about flattening pastry before baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Constitution
Reita McCormack
O. E. McCormack
Allison Avrietie
Sue Baxter
Glenda Ann Briscoe
Elwana Gottschall
Irene Hefner
Gayle Jelmes
Nancy Kelly
Carole Louis
More Effective Birth Control Advances? Reader's Digest Preview
Dr. Abraham Stone surveys progress in birth control with February Reader's Digest. The issue discusses advantages and shortcomings of current methods and outlines efforts to solve the problem. Condensed articles from magazines and books, on newsstands today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Stone
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Protheen
Central Baptist Church
H. L. Alexander
Cherry
Umwal
Lawton Garden Council
Usc-Ymca
Comanche County Council
Garfield Elementary School
Bell
Adjutant Generals Ladies Group
Artilery and Missile Center
Joseph Woodall
Williams
Mrs. Hendrix
Cameron
Cache
Eurah Richards
Cameron College
Harry Richards
North
Wewest
Clem
Gaynor Maddonner
BN. Vaughan
Bill Cowan
Don Speigel
Rex Paul Taylor
Glenn Watts
J. L. Zipen
Clapp Produce CO
BE Avenue
McCord’s
C Avenue
Sandra
Laverne
Lawtonion
Ile
Cullen T, Raley
Cullen T. Raley
Security Bank
Mid-Continent Life Insurance Company
Oklahoma
OME
Emlanoma
Cache Civil Defense Group
Jess Newby
Cilara Carpet Cleaners
Nat'l. Tnst
FORD
Coats-Clark
Avenue
Dial
Sheridan Rd
Fairmont's
U.S.P
Nelson Furniture Co
Tor
Chia
Professional Pharmacy
Ingredi
Burns-Ford Drug
Sheridan
PTA
Smithey’s Beauty Salon
Dn Burns
Ford Drug
Howard Ie
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Constitution Press
Sunday Constitution Press
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