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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1972
Page
12
A personal essay on motherhood revealing the dull ache and doubt of early parenthood. The narrator recalls postpartum blues, shifting love for child, and a longing to be a father. She contrasts nurture with boredom and contemplates authoritarian versus democratic childrearing.
The cornerstone for the first mosque of importance in the United States was laid January 11, 1949, in Washington D C. The structure features a 160 foot minaret with a loudspeaker to call prayer.
A potluck luncheon was held by World War I Bar Racks No. 1168 and Auxiliary at the First Christian Church recreation room. Program chairmen were Mrs. Bryan Wilburn and Mrs. Harold Woodward. Hostesses were Mrs. Wilburn and Mrs. Ernest Flood, assisted by Edward Roof, Roy Ross, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. L. Ervin, Mrs. Joseph Beznoska, Mrs. G. F. Harruff and Mrs. Wheeler Wilson. Guests included Mrs. A. L.
The Sweet Pea Garden Club met at Lawton Country Club for a brunch with 15 members and one guest. New member Mrs Laurabel McDonald was welcomed, and Mrs Chet Willett chaired the meeting as plans for a forthcoming flower show and other activities were announced.
The Officers' Wives in the Survey Division Target Acquisition Department held a coffee at Mrs. Paul Ferland's home with Mrs. George Hieger as co host and Mrs. William Lundberg presiding. Daisy decor and yellow candles framed the table as plans and guests were noted. A visit to Cotton Nursing Home and a TAD dessert coffee on July 25 at the Polo Club were announced with new attendees welcomed.
A recipe blends 42 cup sugar 144 cup heavy cream and 14 cup butter in a double boiler for 15 minutes. It serves snap beans with a cream sauce, grated cheddar, sliced pimiento-stuffed olives, and crumbled crispy bacon.
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