Women Club Notes and Junior High Socials
The column details a Baby's First Year anniversary by Teasdale and several women including Mrs. Russell Greer Lewis and Tates. It mentions a fondue demonstration at Bishop School with Mrs. Pine, plus Halloween décor. Also notes the Lowery Whitehead American Legion Auxiliary meeting in the Museum of the Great Plains and a memorial service.
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Teasdale
Nancy Russell
T. K. Greer
Allen Lewis
Melvin Tates
Pine
Bishop School
Lowery Whitehead
American Legion
Gerald Dunn
Sims
Mr and Mrs George Bohl Visit DeValls Bluff Friends
Mr and Mrs George Bohl recently visited Mr and Mrs Pete Newson of DeValls Bluff Arkansas. The brief social call highlights local ties in the community.
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Chattanooga
George Bohl
Pete Newson
DeValls Bluff
Ark
FHA Installs New Officers at Chattanooga High School
The Chattanooga High School FHA chapter held an installation in the school auditorium. Mrs. David Martin installed the new president Miss Nancy Humble, who then installed the next officers.
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Chattanooga
Chattanooga High School
FHA
David Martin
Nancy Humble
Miss Humble
Medical note on anti-inflammatory and bowel relief effects
Fragmentary text describes a drug aiding inflammation reduction in tissues and easing bowel movements. Mentions temperature-stable dosing and hours of pain relief in hemorrhoidal cases with references to drug counter usage and possible ointment or preparation.
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Shrek
ATC Welcomes New Leaders with Tea at Polo Club
Mrs. Calvin A. Landau and Mrs. Todd S. Marsh were honored at a welcome tea for ATC leaders at the Polo Club. Wives of ATC officers hosted, with special guests including Mrs. Roderick Wetherill and others. Iris Garden Club meets Friday at 9:30 a.m. at 21 N. 35th for a peony program and plant sale. U.S. tobacco crop for 1970 estimated at 1.9 billion pounds, up from 1.8 billion in 1969.
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Stott Phote
Calvin A. Landau
ATC
Todd S. Marsh
Roderick Wetherill
Fort Sill
Polo Club
L. H. Caruthers
A. Boysen
T. G. Ferguson
R. N. Lillard
F. W. Nadeau Jr
Iris Garden Club
Lee Roy Lewis
C. E. Dezelle
W. J. Blackerby
U.S
N. 35Th
Social Calendar functions and club meetings listed for Lawton area
Monday through Thursday community schedule featuring Charity Chapter 507 Mason night at the Masonic Temple 1814 C 7 p.m. plus Lawton Woman's Forum meetings, church circles, American Business Women's Association dinner at Hotel Lawtonian, Junior Miss Club, Circle Five WSCS, Osa Chapter 514, VFW posts, Domestic Science and BPW luncheons, NCO Wives, Shakespeare, Wagon Wheelers, and many club gatherings with dates and venue hints across Lawton and nearby areas.
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Rder of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Lawton Woman's Forum
VFW
S. 2Nd
Cles
United Presbyterian Women's Executive Board
Lor
Christian Women’s Fellowship
First Christian Church
Parlor
Rose Garden Club
Clyde Shelton
Atlanta
Lawton
American Business Women’s Association
Lawtonian
Janet McNeil
Woodridge Drive
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Jean Matthews
Maple
Osa
Order Legion Post
Medicine Park
American le Lawton Woman’s Forum
J. H. Ford
David Owrey
NCO Wives
Robert Landers
S. 27Th
Fort Sill
Old Custom of Wedding Cakes and Bread Traditions
A historical note traces wedding cake traditions from Roman loaf breaking to English sweet bun rites. Crumbs symbolized luck, with brides and grooms later kissing as guests brought buns. A London baker later iced the buns to sweeten the custom.
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England
London
Tips to prevent fires and stay safe at home
Abigail Van Buren shares practical fire safety tips and life insurance on a column advises readers to keep cigarettes out, avoid overloaded outlets, store oily rags, supervise children, and test doors. It adds escape methods for fires and an Abby advice box. The page also notes a local club meeting and a word on roulade from a French term.
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United States
Executives' Lives Are Now Changing
A Life Extension Institute survey reported in the Wall Street Journal compares today’s executives with those in 1958. It finds more lunchtime drinks and worry, but generally dispels the belief that executives live under abnormal tension or suffer poor health.
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Life Extension Institute
Wall Street Journal
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