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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1975
Page
5
Dear Abby counsels a 20 year old college junior on recovering from a failed dating pattern. She urges campus counseling and explains how capricious male interest can derail relationships. The column also addresses a brother asked to give away a bride and animal behavior myths with concise guidance.
Teen girls often clash with mothers over cosmetics. Suggest a private beauty shelf with enlarging mirror and proper lighting. Help choose makeup suited to her coloring and sensitive skin to foster healthy habits.
A simple weekend brunch idea suggests arranging bite size fresh fruit on a platter. Guests dip selections into fruit flavored yogurt or sweetened sour cream, then add chopped walnuts for an extra crunch. This pairs well with omelets, waffles or pancakes.
Mrs. Lucille Clark OSU Extension specialist explains electroplating as a finishing process that coats cookware metal with a more durable metallic finish.
A compact guide to packing a ready-for-anything bag. It outlines essential items to grab at a moment’s notice, from basic survival gear to practical everyday use. Includes tips on prioritizing multitools, light sources, documents, and emergency cash.
Maj Karen Zahm of Reynolds Army Hospital Fort Sill spoke on child abuse and neglect at the Tabitha Guild meeting in the parish hall. Officers elected were President Ed Ruehling Vice President Roger Schulze Secretary James Porter Treasurer T E Thomas Mission Chairman Maude Piroth Program Chairman Desmond Sveiven Hostesses Mrs Robert Campbell and Mrs Porter. guests listed including Mrs Olaf Sveiven Mrs August Simmering Mrs Ernest Taeger Mrs Tom Lundquist Mrs Kent Anderson Miss Elizabeth Ciochetti Ron McDonald.
Mrs. Rhonda Jan Stuever, Cameron University senior, won the La-Sinl Oma Chapter American Business Women's Association scholarship. She will attend the chapter meeting on Tuesday June 10. Stuever was active in chorus Letterman's Club Future Homemakers Oklahoma Honor Society and the sextet and edited the school newspaper at Elgin High School. She is the daughter of Mrs. Billy Hewes Elgin and the late Mr. Hewes and majors in elementary education.
The first true supermarket emerged about 1925 and by the late 1930s a large segment of groceries adopted the supermarket model. Butcher shops gave way to market sections within supermarkets.
A community calendar lists upcoming events across clubs and organizations at Fort Sill and Lawton. Activities include officer installations at Beta Mu and Xi Tan chapters, dances at the Fort Sill Officers Club, meetings for VFW and Knights of Columbus, plus luncheons and classes at Hotel Lawtonian USC and USC venues. Deadline noted for calendar submissions is Thursday noon.
Piano students of Mrs. Stanley Brooks will perform at 7 p m today in the Cotton Nursing Home. Martha Circle members hosted a branch for United Methodist Women at Lawton Heights Church parlor with Mrs. Lewis Vann presiding. Mrs. Leslie Shearer reviewed The Persecutors by Sergei Kourdakov. Prunes in port wine make a dessert with whipped cream and optional candied violets for guests.
A reader recalls a niece's Christmas letter about Jamaica and a senior trip to Starved Rock with an intermediate stop at Indian Burial Mounds. The piece contrasts travel eras, noting the world grows smaller as memories of simple joys persist amid modern gadgets and big city tours.
At the Fort Sill NCO Club a monthly coffee honored wives with farewell bracelets for Mrs. James K. Barrett and Mrs. Georg A. Neuman. Mrs. Charlies H. Rogers also received a gift as May themed table decorations adorned the event. Greeting guests included Mrs. Easton J. Ardoin and others. Mrs. Harry Schendel presided. Twenty five women attended.
The text explains that ham is meat from a hog's hind leg and defines labeling terms fresh cured and cured and smoked as requiring cooking before serving unless labeled fully cooked. Fully cooked or canned hams require no extra cooking, though some may heat them to improve flavor.
Cast iron fry pans remain the most popular utensil with many options including skillets roasters Dutch ovens broilers and muffin pans. OSU Extension specialist Mrs. Lucille Clark notes the range available.
Free decorating blends furniture from different periods to create rooms of vitality and charm. It can unify diverse furnishings with thoughtful contrasts or highlight mismatched pieces for a lively, cohesive look.
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