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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1975
Page
7
Abby answers readers questions about privacy after a paralyzed husband and busy household. The column mixes reader advice with a dense Lawton Oklahoma community calendar listing events for Tuesday through Friday at Fort Sill and Lawton venues.
This guide outlines antiquing staining and enameling wicker furniture. It covers surface preparation cleaning degreasing removing old finishes and applying undercoats color glazes stains and protective clear coatings with step by step methods and cautions.
Ordinary dry skin responds to gentle cleansing with mild soap and water. Rinse with lukewarm or cool water. Apply cosmetic oil to seal in moisture and maintain suppleness. Avoid strong astringents on dry skin.
A peachy fruit note suggests arranging peeled nectarine wedges in sherbet glasses with cottage cheese centers. Top with maraschino cherries or nuts and serve with tart French dressing. USDA indicates California nectarine crop could set a record this year.
A homemaker prays at home with an electric broom as a 15 pound mouse invades the kitchen. She mocks her own instability and confesses petty sins while fearing the giant rodent stalking walls and mocking her fears. Her husband laughs at the size difference and quips about her fear.
Mrs Audrey Routh will discuss Lawtons heritage to Comanche County at the Lawton Chapter DAR meeting at 1 45 p m Saturday in the Museum of the Great Plains Hostesses include Helen Elliott chairman Mrs H Gallagher Mrs Harry Roll and Mrs F G Stritzinger Prospective members welcome
Easy dressing tip adds chopped apples and raisins to stuffing for juiciness. Combine one cup apples with raisins and nuts, then fold into your regular stuffing recipe. Suitable for a 10 pound turkey.
Thirty two women attended a coffee for Wives of Post Sergeants Major at the Fort Sill NCO Club. A February workshop at the home of Mrs. Harry Schendel featured table decorations. Mrs. Schendel greeted Mrs. Joe Rodriguez and introduced guest Roy B. Scott who demonstrated flower arrangements and donated a corsage to Mrs. Melvin Holifield and an arrangement to Mrs. Elmer Greer. Hostesses included Mrs. William L. Taylor and several others wives of Sergeants Major, USAFAS.
Two guests Mrs. Rodney Sandlin and Mrs. Linda Bone attended the luncheon held by the Artillery Toastmistress Club in the Fort Sill NCO Club. Mrs. Joe Crabtree presided, and the program featured topics Convince Inform Persuade and We Cant Communicate Without Spoken Words with table topics and evaluations. Cooked dried fruits storage guidance notes end of item.
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