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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1954
Page
8
AP News features explain a self demand feeding plan for newborns. A baby feeds when hungry and sleeps when tired, reducing crying by meeting needs as they arise. Early on babies vary in hunger and sleep patterns, with growth leading to eventual regularity without rigid schedules.
Mrs Myron Cowen returning from Belgium leads Washington society efforts on civic welfare and nurtures her debutante Sandra now at Sweetbriar College. She promotes international nights for the National Symphony Orchestra and supports the National Theater Group as Washington aims for prominent cultural development amid ongoing Blossom Festival attention.
Teens coast to coast embrace quirky hats and bold fashion. Las Vegas caps in Miami ducks, Indian headgear in Phoenix, cowboy hats in Albuquerque, and long tasselled caps in New York reflect a craze. Girls mix raccoon coats from the 20s with playful outfits as boys sport motoring caps and trimmed looks.
Improve a husband’s mood with a sunny breakfast setup. Instructions detail homemade mats and curtains with tulip appliques using inexpensive scraps. Steps cover fabric cutting, hemming, zigzag stitching, and precise measurements for a cheerful, personalized breakfast nook.
Mrs J O Williams of Nashville was guest speaker at First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society closing program for their Week of Prayer and Annie Armstrong offering. Event began at 10 a m with singing led by Mrs Bert Johnson and prayers by Mrs Tom Davis. Special vocals by Mrs Stanley Tyrone with Miss Carolyn Clouse accompaniment. Closing prayers by Mesdames Jake Witzel and Lena Whitten. Other attendees included Mesdames Cc R Bolt James Dooley Joe Hunt E C Halsey Roy Houston Roy Hooper Bob Johnson Milton Keating G C Lowe J A LaFonte George Lewis Ivan Lanman Earl Mercer Royce Means H J Myrick E N J Meier James Rolling Jeanne Shuman Fred Sullivan H Tom Wiles John Woodward Floyd Wood.
A joint meeting of American Wards and auxiliary was conducted by Mrs. Ernest Cummins at Mrs. Catherine Coleman’s home. Plans were made for a March 21 covered-dish supper in observance of Nat Milgram’s birthday anniversary. War Dads week is March 14 to 20. Guests included Miss T Louise Bullinger and Maggie Gilles, Mrs. Edith Adamson, W. F. Gillespie, Pauline Drake, H. D. Hastings, Mrs. Susie Jolly, O. D. G. Gelvin, and Jack Trenary.
Mrs Elmer Price hosted a party for the Baptist young married women’s Sunday school class with 38 members and their families. Refreshments included hamburgers cherry pie and cold drinks in a home gathering.
New beauty shop at 906 Dearborn announces opening on Wednesday February 17 offering hair styling coloring and cold waves with emphasis on the latest styles and customer service.
In observance of Gail Holton's tenth birthday, a party was held at the Holton home 1604 S. Guests wore flowers in their hair as outdoor games and prizes for Janie Oty Geraldine Place and Ann Shriver followed a traditional cake with 10 candles and red roses. Attendees included Rosemary Allen Elayne Ponca Renae Cothren Carolyn Patsy Darden Harriet Dumbo Marilyn Hennessee Rhonda Holton Elaine Johns Lois Karty Genellen Phillips Pat Snyder Carolyn Wallahdoah Tiny Crocker and Mrs Oleta Place and Mrs Betty Shriver.
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society members observed the Week of Prayer with services at the church from Monday to Friday. Chairmen for the week were Mesdames Elmer Price M L Hurst Fred Payne Mary Trussell and Oran Carson. A covered dish luncheon climaxed the Friday program with 18 persons present.
M Sgt Rollen Bates heads the new Hook and Whirl Square Dance club slate elected at the last meeting in the American Legion hall Seventh and E with Art Ashline as caller. Elected were Marcus Johnson vice president Mrs Ernest Hynson secretary and Mrs F F Hollander treasurer.
A doll display preceded or followed a 1:30 pm meeting at Mrs D Poteete's home 1905 Ozman Monday. Mrs D R Davis welcomed new member Mrs D T Corbin and visitor Mrs F Roberts. First history lesson given by honorary president Mrs A A Burton. Japanese refreshments served. Attending were R E Fenner S Tokado M E Moore J P Doiron T A Nichols J B Smith J J Glynn Leo Thorne.
Zak Relatives enjoy a family dinner celebrating a first time milestone. The event marks a significant moment for the relatives and highlights togetherness and shared memories.
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