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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1955
Page
8
Pears baked with corn flakes and lemon spice sauce form a light sweet fall dessert. Fresh pears roll in corn flakes bake 25 minutes at 400 F then serve with a lemon sauce of sugar cornstarch boiling water butter lemon juice nutmeg and salt yielding six servings.
Lesson on Broiler Foods presented by Mesdames Ray Swhercin sky and Charlie Shotts at Willing Workers Home Demonstration Club in Mrs. Floyd Housholder's home. Reports by fair, card and flower committees during business period led by president Mrs. Cecil Watson. Luncheon, plans for 4H achievement day, and entertaining Utility HD club members. Housed by secretary Mrs. Ernest King with minutes, treasurer, and roll call on favorite broiled dish. Guest Mrs. Tra Allen attended with other members including Mrs. Damon Watson and many others.
Nearly 7000000 tons of steel went into tin cans for beer and soft drinks in the United States in 1954.
Dancing by the Kidettes from 7:30 to 9:30 p m at 35th Division park near Sixth and Columbia with Paul Tate as caller. Cameron Alumni Association hosts a formal gathering 6 to 7 p m in Cameron cafeteria honoring graduating classes of 1915, 25, 35, 45 and 55.
Crowds grow weekly at the Hotel Lawtonian coffee shop fashion shows held 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. A mauve rayon satin shirt dress with rhinestone belt and an orchid Vogue sweater dress plus a salt and pepper tweed coat with a gored back and cardigan neckline were highlighted. ensembles are from The La Verne.
A battalion of infantrymen departed Britain by air today to reinforce forces in Cyprus amid ongoing strife. The mission underscores London’s commitment to stabilize the region and deter further clashes.
Mrs. George Parkhurst spoke to about 100 guests at the First Presbyterian Woman’s organization meeting. She urged acceptance of divine guidance like unseen technologies and discussed faith, with Mrs. Murray Gilbert giving the devotional. Hostesses included Mesdames John G. Erwin Val Frakes Walter Montgomery O. A. Smith and Park Stevall.
Wewoka Oklahoma April today Pat terson 73 longtime attorney and oilman died. He was semi
Mrs Christina Swanson led EB chapter of PEO Sisterhood in reading and discussion of state by laws at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Mrs Warren Wolverton s home 1009 N 16th Miss Vanita Lee presided A social hour followed the business session Members present included Mesdames J G Erwin I F G Hammond Helen McCrory R B Morford Jr Orville Pope Clyde Shelton and Misses Louise Kirkham Thelma Talla and Frances Wright
Plans were discussed for the group's Thanksgiving dance during a business meeting of Sub Deb club members at Stephanie Lester's home 1108 Ash. Donna Lacy vice president led the session with pledges Norma Abbott Karen Carpenter Patti Fuqua Maurine Sears among attendees Ann Blackburn Sue Botkin Annette Carpenter Kay Crossland Johanna Cargill Janice Griffin Brenda Gould Diane Hart Genda Kinsey Ella and Stella Price.
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