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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1976
Page
11
The column offers daily guidance across the zodiac with notes on trends and cautions. It mentions Mercury influenced Gemini for leads, stresses prudent steps, and warns against risky moves, while noting favorable periods for contacts and travel and advising careful judgment in Cancer and Capricorn decisions. The piece also references notable figures and a historical blurb about Mayan civilization.
A culinary snippet presents cold yogurt soup with cucumber and mint from Persian cooking, serving four, plus notes on baking soda deodorizing efficiency. It explains odor neutralization timelines, pH sensitivity, and safety due to food grade purity, noting uses from household to agriculture and industry.
Thirty members and guests attended the Eastern Star No. 514 gathering at the Masonic Lodge in Lincoln. Four Grand Committee members were introduced. The session was presided over by Herman Watson with Mrs. Ernest Lowden as worthy matron and Mr. Leonard Layton as worthy patron. Hostesses included Mrs. Edward Vauzhn and others.
Mrs Fred Langford chaired the Brookland Free Will Baptist Church Woman's Auxiliary meeting where the program Bloom Where You Are Planted was presented. Attending members included Mr and Mrs Dewey Janz and several named Mrs Roger Kellett Myri Kellett Wilma Spires Archie Fleming Cecil Janz Troy Selsor and Keith Whitehead. A special offering was donated to the national Auxiliary organization.
Mrs G Crowl wife of the Battalion commander was presented with a handmade quilt by Wives of Officers of the 1st Battalion 18th Field Artillery during an evening coffee at Mrs N Bell s home 7203 Kingsbury Farewells and welcomes were noted. A hospitality committee was formed and social plans for Battalion events discussed. A quick snack recipe of cream cheese and fruit cocktail on date nut bread was included.
Six newcomers were welcomed at a monthly Marine Corps Officers Wives Club meeting hosted by Mrs. B. J. Roberts at 6331 Taylor. Hostess duties were assisted by Mrs. Richard Harmon as well as others including Mrs. Kenneth Mills and Mrs. James Miller. Engraved silver trays were given as farewell gifts to Mrs. B. J. Ready and Mrs. George Gaumont. The club was presided over by Mrs. Karl Mueller.
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