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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1954
Page
7
Cynthia Lowry critiques a new edition titled Helpful Information on How to Prepare Your U S Tax Return. The piece mocks the unsigned author and questions clarity, form, and usefulness while praising some slyly planned suspense in the final pages.
Sylvia Wigington named president of the Junior High chapter of the Future Homemakers of America after speeches in the homemaking building. Barbara Ramey is vice president, Chlorica Stephens secretary, Linda Rhody reporter, Sally Rose Haggerton historian, Roby Browers and Marie Violett parliamentarians, Sherry Alexander Sandra Austin and Vivian Pursley song leaders.
Mrs Thayer Lewis will conduct the business session of VFW Auxiliary Post No 5263 at 8 p m today. Mrs Hugh West, membership chairman, leads the discussion and Mrs George Saffle reports on the auxiliary hospital work at the VFW hut Fort Sill.
Prof. Marian Mount, 28, is the sole woman instructor in Oklahoma City University's technical school. In a program with about 1,000 male students, she manages drafting classes while fending off occasional flirtations and calls from wives of married students. She uses a practical, businesslike approach and even shows a photo of her husband and their child to deter intruders.
Northside Baptist Woman's Missionary society held the last two days of lessons at the church as part of the annual Week of Prayer for Home Missions and the Annie Armstrong offering. Topics included Freedom's Light for Oriental Americans and Freedom's Holy Light through Plain Extensions with hymns prayers and devotionals. Guests included Mesdames Maude Ogden and Thomas Worth. Members listed include Ola Edwards Naomi Jones Fred Adkins J W Atkinson Martha Cole Bill Craddock Carson Everett Ed Hawkins Walker Hill L C Head Robert Hite W O Hicks Ed Kanady R B Killian Fred Metscher W W Mincey John Ogden Lloyd Porter Leon Riggins A L Stringer C B Thompson and Doyle Warner. About 10 emissron s people in the United States have some form of heart or blood vessel disease.
Ellen H Richards club members gathered at 926 N 20th for a Wire Artistry lesson. Program chair Cecil Easton led discussion on making wire wall hangers candle holders magazine racks and plaques with a St Patrick s day table display featuring a green castle in a green lake and shamrocks.
Mrs Alden Wood Frederick viewed Life Savages at Peacalterion church, with club members present. Guest Mrs aa H Schumpert led the program while others in attendance included J Killgore F C Minton Ian Walter Crow Frank Shedoactie George Bohl Krasner H M Burton Henry Payne Bill Huddleston Harold Creith Logan Hyder Richard Admire and Othel Patton.
Panhellenic Has Monthly Fete at Fort Sill Officers Club with Kappa Alpha Theta sorority as hostesses. Co hosts include Mesdames Black Oswalt Allen Wheatley McBride Davis Ferguson and Miss Barbara Ferguson. Floral decor features pussy willows fruits violets with spring name tags. Bridge games and guests listed include numerous attendees such as Fralish Porter Sneed Crummer Breedlove Sells and others.
Three churches attended the World Day of Prayer service at the Presbyterian church. Mrs A A Schumpert served as program chairman while Mesdames Oran Carson Fred Payne and Mary Trussell assisted as church representatives from Faxon Baptist and other congregations.
A Rebekah flag made by an unknown group was presented during an all day session and covered dish luncheon at the Dean home 905 Washington. Co hosts Mesdames C A Dears T W Grimes and Joe Stagner led the event with Mrs W D White giving the invocation. President E E Quinn presided over the business meeting as guests and secret Pal gifts circulated and canasta followed.
Group singing and prayers closed the final two days of Cameron Baptist Woman's Missionary society annual observance of Week of Prayer for Home Missions and Annie Arm ig held at the church. Members listed include B A Swea wae ch nee Mrs Charles C2anual cue zog M H Dungan Bert York Z J Young and Don You Jones.
The piece notes evening wear shifting from daytime styles to refined after-five outfits. Delicate florals and monotone prints remain popular while hipline details hint at lightweight crisscrosses. Overall, spring evening attire favors restraint and ladylike understatement.
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