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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1971
Page
6
A Lawton Constitution item reports Bettelheim’s remarks at a Founders' Guild benefit luncheon for the San Fernando Valley Child Guidance Quonq. The expert urges parents to reflect on daily childrearing and the impact of their behavior, noting the slogan You’ve Made A Child Smile.
The Lawton Pioneer Women’s Club met at the Museum of the Great Plains with Mrs. E. H. Schortemeyer presiding. Plans were set for a November luncheon with the Business and Professional Women’s Club as guests and several members hosted the meeting.
The Officers of S-3 Section and their wives hosted a social attended by thirty persons. Lt. Col. James Chapman III presided and welcomed Lt. William d. Laack. Charles C. Wilcinsis Gecote was noted in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Bill Hubbard of Temple were recent guests in the home of Mr and Mrs D W Huddleston in Faxon. The report notes a social exchange and acknowledges the visiting party.
Mrs F C Peters and Mrs Oma Peters have returned home after a business trip to Lawton, according to local notices.
A recipe fragment describes baking walnut butter cake in a 350 degree oven. Melt butter in a pan, beat eggs, mix with flour sugar and vanilla, stir in walnuts, pour batter over melted butter, bake, then store in a tightly covered tin box. Yields 16 portions.
The Cameron Singers performed for about 90 women at the TCAD luncheon. Performers included Mrs. Stanley Brooks, Mrs. Nita Kidd, Mrs. Roberta Radcliffe, Miss Doris Reed, and Malcolm Stoughten borough. Farewell was said to Mrs. Alvin E. Adkins who chaired the event. Bus sign-up for a Dallas trip was announced for November 9 from 9 to 11 a.m. in the Officers' Club.
A three day conference at the Center for Continuing Education on the University of Oklahoma campus in Norman focused on Food Imagineering. Attendees explored menu planning using purchasing, food cost and therapeutic diet adaptations for practical kitchen applications.
Mrs Andrew Ritchey hosted a recent coffee for the Wives of Officers in the Office of the Secretary USAPAS with sixteen attendees. Mrs Wilson Sifford presided, welcomed guests, and Mrs L H Caruthers Jr. assisted as wife of the assistant commandant, USAFAS. Reservations chair was named for Mrs R A Spackman, wife of the British Liaison Officer.
The fondue dinner was prepared by Mrs. Robert Jordan Mrs. Leo Wall and Mrs. Der rell Andrus. Samples included sweet and sour pineapple sausage marshmallows and cherry fondue peppermint fondue cake. Jordan instructed on fondue prep and a knit pants workshop was announced for November. Plans for Christmas projects and an arts and crafts show on Nov 9 at the Manache County Center for Handicapped Children were announced. A Springfield Mass publishing company holds 12 million cards on file of word usage.
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