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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1954
Page
18
Quick frosting for cake mixes using three ingredients semi sweet chocolate morsels sugar and evaporated milk. Melt morsels over hot water add sugar and evaporated milk, heat until smooth then spread on cake immediately yielding frosting for 28 inch layers.
Local Lawton Rebekah lodge No 87 women attended the 58th annual Rebekah Assembly session in Enid. Wynnewood’s Mrs. George Lyne was installed assembly president, with Kingfisher's Mrs. Andrew Kuntz presiding as retiring president. Lawton members served as officers and on committees during installations and background seating. Next assembly planned for October 1955 in Muskogee.
Members of the First Christian Women's Fellowship groups held monthly sessions with devotionals Bible study and group prayers. Group I hosted at Mrs. Rudell's Arlington home with guest Mrs. Hal Bryson others included Mrs. Brubaker and Mrs. Puttkamer as well as Mrs. Leonard Wathren and group participants and visitors. Group II met at Mrs. John White's Gore home with Miss Adele Skrolle Bruce Vineyard and several members in attendance. Group III gathered at Mrs. Harrouff's home with Mrs. Gibson leading the devotional and Mrs. Jones conducting the lesson alongside members including Miss Carlock. Group IV met at Mrs. Whitwell's Gore address with devotional Relax Mentally and lesson led by Mrs. Purd. Group V met at Mrs N. 22nd in a shared Bible study session led by Mrs. Magill with several members present. FAXON special notes a death in Lawton draws Mrs Peters away.
Orchid mums formed the centerpiece for a linen table at a personal shower honoring Mrs Guy Robison hosted by Mrs T H Lewis Jr. 36th. After games were played cake and roses were served. Attendees included stamps W D Ford Jr Tory Weldon Smith Lee Roy etc and Mesdames Gillis Gorski Mor Herb Tozier English White Horn English Laverne Ireland Hayden Ireland.
Mrs. Ann Wear Smith presented slides of Hawaiian flowers to members of the Past Matrons club of Or of Eastern Star gathered at the home of Mrs. Andy Wolverton in Faxon. Mrs. James Dale acted as president pro tempore and led a brief business session. Co-hostesses were Mesdames William Weaver and C. P. Crandall. Refreshments followed for the listed attendees.
Faxon Baptist Sunbeam Band members visited a rest home after a 3 30 program at the church to present a mission program for home patients. Sponsors Mesdames Alex Richardson Elmer Price and E M Carter assisted, delivering fruit candies and cookies. Serving was led by Mesdames C F Perry and B O Robison with a list of Sunbeam members including Judy Allen Jackie Boyd Diana Carson Karita Wallace Coffey Carol Carter Butch Drapola L D Pickens Sharon Peters Linda Reid Ruth Ann Ross Douglas Spencer Wilma Deep Se Jerry and Georgia Walce.
Faxon Baptist Woman's Missionary Society held a 9 30 am service at the church with group singing and a prayer by Mrs Oran Carson. Guests included Mrs Anna Gover Rev and Mrs Elmer Price and several members Mesdames M L Hurst Alex Richardson C F Perry Paul David Care Mary Trussell and Jessie Peers.
Paris chefs reveal salad secrets at Maxim's and Tour d Argent. Olive oil is prized at Maxim's, with vintage wine vinegar aged in Napoleon brandy casks for aroma. Tour d Argent serves salade roger with chicory celery potatoes and mushrooms, while Grand Vefour’s Jean Ecorce uses chicken livers with eggs and mustard. Chefs debate olive oil versus peanut oil as the modern flavor choice.
In New York City a Georgia Pacific plywood study of 9,000 homes shows women doing 41 percent of the labor, men 27 percent, with 32 percent shared. Women initiate 79 percent of home-improvement projects and handle tasks from painting to plumbing in many households.
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