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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1957
Page
6
Article gives step by step tips for cleaning and conditioning hair using shampoo. Emphasizes thorough rinsing, double shampooing, and complete removal of soap residue to prevent scalp clogging and preserve hair shine. Describes two shampoo cycles, brushing techniques, and the aim of a clean, glossy result.
A brief local note recalls a recent bride complimented during a corner play at a Falls scene in Texas. The gathering honored Mrs WW I and family members as part of a formal post wedding social with many attendees and thanks to servicemen.
FRED DANZIG reports teens embrace pony tail wigs in New Jersey schools. Marie Tornell of Manhattan supplies 14 to 16 inch wigs at 30 dollars, with labor-heavy production and colors like reddish tones and platinum blond. Her salon employs 12. she began wigmaking after a clerical error misread labor as cappeil, leading to a career in hair.
Chattanooga special reports a wedding couple James Fh Wand and wife honored at a large shower hosted by Mrs. dor Brooks. Attendees included Velma Pierce, Mrs. Armstrong, Carroll, and many neighbors. The event featured a supper, Bibles, and family tributes. Memorial Day weekend plans and travel notes interrupted the celebrations.
This real estate and insurance firm offers broad but economical programs with expert counsel. Call on real estate, insurance and loan services at 622 Ave. Dial EL 3-4985 for wind, auto, marine, hall and casualty coverage.
An essay argues that overemphasis on free expression harms a five year old. It portrays a boy who resists a grandmother's friend and faces parental reactions claiming honesty. The piece warns against pressuring children to vocalize all feelings and urges teaching discernment in expressing dislikes.
A meeting invitation is extended to iris growers in the area. The event aims to discuss cultivation practices and industry updates. Hosted by local associations at a chamber building, with speakers expected to cover monthly reports and market insights.
Tuesday Alpha Pi chapter and Beta Sigma Phi activities noted with Dene Littell and Joyce Abney listed among attendees. Friday events include Adjutant Gene Sites group at Fort Sill Army Center with 10 participants, plus Friendship Home Demonstration club and Mes J. Lowry’s city switch notice.
The PEO Chapter 1 Sisterhood held a 9:80 breakfast at Avs. 5 WV Care Michael's home with dais arrangements and candle centerpieces. Mrs. Carmichael led a bust program while Mrs. Lewis Fouts outlined plans for a Lawton convention next spring. Attendees included Mesdames Anderson Young Waller Shoemaker Miller Ozman Angus Prge Wolverton and others.
In a study by the Super Market Institute and Food Togo Magazine researchers from Long Island University examined over 100 supermarket cashiers across six states. They found 26 to 40 year old married women with strong family ties tended to be more competent, loyal, and customer friendly, while less desirable workers pursued earnings. The annual award winner Bernice Dees of Indianola Mississippi embodies the ideal cashier, suggesting future checkouts will feature older, married women content with their positions.
Former Lawton resident M Set Keelor, nominated as non commissioned officer of the 3759th Student Squadron at Sheppard Air Force Base in Wichita Falls Texas, is recognized for service. He previously served as a carrier boy for the Lawton Constitution Press and now resides with his wife and three daughters Mary Ellen Cheryl Jean and Debra Elise in Wichita Falls Texas.
The Sterling American Legion plans its annual Memorial day community dinner on May 30 at 12 noon open to the public. Proceeds will go to a cemetery fund.
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