Ceremony Held In Sill Tent At Fort Sill Retirement
A retirement coffee sponsored by the NCO Wives' Club took place on Fort Sill parade grounds in a red, white and blue tent. Retirees and guests were welcomed by Mrs. Robert Lowe and Mrs. William Berry as Mrs. Loyce Humphries registered attendees. Hostesses included Mrs. William Taylor, Mrs. Paul Stafford, Mrs. Ramon Lopez, Mrs. Calvin Sickman, Mrs. Harry McConnell and Mrs. Robert Johnson.
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NCO Wives’ Club
Fort Sill
Robert Lowe
William Berry
Loyce Humphries
William Taylor
Paul Stafford
Ramon Lopez
Calvin Sickman
Harry McConnell
Robert Johnson
Siblings Make Up At Mom's Funeral
Dear Abby responds to readers on family rifts and making up before a mother’s funeral. Advice urges reconciliation, noting tears will reveal the truth, while a separate note addresses wedding plans and etiquette, and a legal-safety aside on a reader’s inquiry about suing in a humorous misadventure.
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Abby
Parmesan Mint Noodle Toss
Toast sliced almonds in butter, stir in Parmesan cheese and chopped mint, toss with hot drained noodles for a quick, fragrant dish.
Miss Tejada Named First Alternate at Girls State
Audrey Tejada daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter I Tejada Jr of 103 Morford Drive was chosen as first alternate to Girls Nation at Oklahoma Girls State held at East Central State University Ada for July in Washington DC. She led as city party chairman city manager and attorney for courts in action and sat on the Oklahoma Military Academy board of regents. The program is run nationwide by the American Legion Auxiliary with 415 Girls Staters contributing nominations and staff recommendations.
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Audrey Tejada
Peter I. Tejada Jr
Morford Drive
Oklahoma Girls State
East Central State University
Ada
Washington D.C
Girls State
Miss Tejada
Citizens of Girls State
Courts In Action
Oklahoma Military Academy
Yvonne Myles
Eisenhower High School
Maurice Lawton
Tejada
Lawton Business and Professional Women’s Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Fertilizer Ratios for Vegetables and Lawns Advised
Experts favor a five ten five balanced mix for all vegetables and a ten five five for lawns. Bill Meachem, a gardening consultant, says the numbers show nitrogen phosphate and potash. Lawn formulas can boost leaf crops but may cause excessive top growth and poor fruiting in tomatoes and peppers.
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Bill Meachem
Planting timely crops for cool weather and frost-free periods
Gardener Bill Meacham stresses early planting for peas and spinach that need cool weather. He notes melons and tomatoes require long growing times and should be planted as soon as frost danger passes.
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Bill Meachem
Mechanical mother aids premature babies in new study
Washington University in St. Louis reports a mechanical incubator that simulates a heartbeat and uterine rocking helps preterm infants gain weight, sleep better, and mature faster. Fifteen babies placed in the device for two weeks showed improved outcomes versus standard incubators.
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Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis
Serve with Fish Mixes Pineapple and Veggie Toppings
A simple relish combines canned pineapple chunks radishes shredded carrot and chopped green pepper with oil vinaigrette. Spoon over baked or fried fish or on grilled hamburgers for a bright topping.
Read Labels Before Buying Furniture
OSU Extension specialist Mrs. Bertha C. Nickel urges consumers to read the labels on furnishings and ask sales staff questions about materials, safety, and care before making purchases.
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Bertha C. Nickel
OSU
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