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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1963
Page
13
Kitchen remodeling tips focus on sinks not just color and cabinets. The piece reviews single versus double bowls, placement, corner sinks, faucet height, drop-in stainless steel options, sound dampening, and care tips from sink maker Karl Jensen.
Wives of unit maintenance officers hosted a pink and blue baby shower for Mrs Rita Martin at the home of Mrs Viki Pont on North 27th. Ann Camp and Mary Ann Day co hosted. About 25 attended. A baby layette and plastic carrier were given. Plans were set for a May 7 farewell luncheon at the Holiday Inn for Mrs Erle Wingert whose husband will be reassigned to Germany.
Swinney PTA met Monday night with Bob Bodenhamer presenting Pros and Cons of Great School Athletes. Larry Smith presided as president. Wayne Smith led devotion and song with Bill Fletcher. Mary Margaret Newcomb spoke on YMCA drive. Fred Wollard announced the awards picnic. The year's project funds supplemental reading materials. Swinney teachers chorus, directed by Margaret Schmidt, sang.
Jefferson PTA selects new officer slate at Monday meeting led by president Mrs. George Hesket. Officers include Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander as president, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Bomberry as first vice president, Mr. and Mrs. Lenwood Smith as second vice president, Mr. and Mrs. Reed McDowell as secretary, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hart as treasurer. Delegates are Mrs. Ed Hunt and Mrs. Dale Adair.
The monthly coffee of Wives of Officers of USATCFA Headquarters Battalion met at Mrs. C. D. Ciley’s Fort Sill home. Newcomers Mrs. Knoby Busbee and Mrs. M. G. Patterson were welcomed. farewells were said to Mrs. Donald L. Neely and Mrs. Charles O. Ray.
Sterling special report notes Purity Rebekah lodge 113 meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Art Mead. Mrs Jewel Harney reports on a school of instructions held in Lawton. Refreshments served by Mrs Mead to Art Harney Mr and Mrs Victor Kuntz Mrs Mattie Cox and Mrs Carrie Halbrooks.
The Grand Canyon saw 1,446,453 visitors in 1962, with total since 1919 reaching 20,062,521. The numbers reflect ongoing popularity of the national park.
In the column by Harold Thomas Hyman M D the doctor addresses a child's morning chest pains likely due to a postural defect with advice on using a bed board or a new mattress. The column also warns about sunburn from a tan product and cites an FDA investigation into unqualified vitamin sales and a seizure of related products and literature.
Senator J Howard Edmondson argues against the administrations five percent floor on itemized deductions. He cites harm to churches charities and medical expense claimants and warns it could push many middle and lower income taxpayers to accept the standard deduction. He says it would discourage home ownership and cut credit for state and local taxes while potential tax cuts may not reach all.
The Lawton association of retired Civil Service employees will meet at 2 p.m. Saturday in the District courtroom of the Comanche County courthouse. A. J. Mietchen, president, announced today that the group formerly met in the women’s lounge and that business will be discussed.
The Artillery Board of Fort Sill establishes a liaison office at White Sands Missile Range New Mexico to coordinate service testing of surface to surface missile systems. Commanded by Col John A Gloriod the board tests artillery materials and weapons for field units. Last October the 3rd Missile Battalion 38th Artillery Fort Sill staged the first tactical firing of the solid fuel Sergeant missile at White Sands.
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