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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1957
Page
6
An instructional note describes upgrading Basie Sheath with new techniques for making fish dens and flexible panels. It details machine features, blind-stitch options, auto swing-needle function, and panel customization for black, navy, rose, and yellow sheath designs. It mentions sewing operations, binding, and auxiliary gadgets for improved stitching and fit.
Lawton women of the Diocese of Oklahoma gathered for an orientation session to outline church goals. They identified needs including support for church work, spiritual and secular education, and improved communication within the diocese.
Mrs Lugene L Bawixin presided as president as Wesleyan Guild State was installed by Rev Z Walter Brow son at a Methodist church. Officers included Miss Lets Mao Sisib treasurer and M Tar Phong busgers with others listed among attendees and officials.
A federal labor expert argues working mothers do not cause juvenile delinquency, stating complex social factors and insecurity influence youth. Mrs Leopold defends working mothers while noting some social pressures and time use, and 22 million women one third of the labor force are working full time. Elgin public schools honor Lawrence Deuson’s wife as she earns a bachelor of science in exercises. attendance included her husband and daughter Diane.
A corresp discusses the idea of marital companionship and argues the wife bears primary responsibility for keeping a couple connected. It suggests women must align their interests with husbands, gain in shared activities, and that such one sidedness can still benefit both partners.
Richard Lodes Jr a former resident of Elgin is pursuing a bachelor of arts degree at Cran Obata State University. The article notes his parents Irene Lodes and Tavs fates Tiebird Loci, his marriage to Labell Wire, and mentions his ties to Lawton and Waynes.
Social Calendar notes a recital by Mrs. Clinton Bell’s music pupils at Centenary Methodist Church with morning and evening public attendance, and a D2 officer election and drills by a past noble order. Also listed are a Woran's Forum meeting with guest speaker on American Folk music at Hillsheath InGe vlub and other community items.
Alrs Chinton Bell at 809 Dearborn presents Peronesie yids and ven hdl Goight ae the Centendary Alodhudis church. Public invited. Grade school students perform at 7 pan while diner Wish and senior high students will play at 8 pom.
A Lawton high school senior Pat Horton was honored at a 7 9 reception held at Mrs. Ed Cagle’s home 3413 Cavhe Road. Attendees included co hosts aunts grandmother teachers and classmates with pink fruit punch and crankies served on a rose lace tablecloth. Centerpiece featured a three tier silver candelabra with 1957 intertwined with pink carnations.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Freeman and daughter K. Lee, formerly of St. Louis, left Wednesday for Sacramento to work at the San Francisco FBI office. In Lawton they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ben Freeman, Dr. and Mrs. G. Flarroutt, and a brother and sister-in-law, Mrs. Bill Harnes. The piece notes Gaelic language ties to Scotland, Ireland, and Canada’s Cape Breton.
Women of St Andrew's Episcopal observed a United Thank Offering and in gathering during Holy Communion services at 9 30 a m on Wednesday. Hostesses served coffee from a silver service at a table with white linen and garden flower centerpieces. Attending were Mesdames Melvin Phelps H E Mitchell Russell Pierson Robert Jones Lon Prunty Owen Amphlett Harry Arnold James Brittingham James Black Henry Bollman J H Crosby J G Cole Exall English Fred Fox Charles Graybill Paul Herdon Robert Jackson C F Murray Jr Bennie Stephens Allan Trankley C B Tyler and C Brigham Young.
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