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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1971
Page
11
A collage of Dear Abby questions about washing pockets, wedding announcements, newborn news, college mail, and long marriage. Readers urge practical care, parental influence, and celebrating vows while navigating social expectations. Abby signs off with practical empathy and encouragement.
Officers of the Women’s Auxiliiary to the Military Order of the Cootie Pup Tent No. 16 were installed at the VFW Post No. 5263 home with Mrs. Margaret Wallman as installing officer and Mrs. Earl Boone as conductress. New officers begin May 16, and the event featured a past president’s pin presentation to Wallman.
Mrs Volney Hamm led a review of Emily Taft Douglas Remember the Ladies at a recent Wives of Officers luncheon of Missile Group No 9 in the Ar tillery Room Fort Sill Officers Club. Hostesses included Mrs Edwin Weber and others as guests and departures were noted.
The home of Mrs. James Wyatt hosted a recent coffee gathering for wives of officers in the Survey Division.
The 19th annual Oklahoma Federation of Junior Music Clubs convention at Central State College featured scholarship auditions festival playoffs and a music careers seminar led by OFMC president Mrs Denzel Pope. Awards went to Lawton students including Larry Edmonson Jane Ann Norris and Tommy Fooshee for sustained superior work.
The article extols Georges of the Cote d Or and Burgundy wine routes from Paris to the South of France and notes Maconnais Beaujolais cattle as France’s finest beef. It mentions variable vineyard quality and a hot summer last year driving vineyard owners to seek divine relief plus a recipe step: bake snails with butter and serve with Chablis.
Wives of officers toured the Road Runner Battalion area at Fort Sill. Capt. Philip Duckworth and lieutenants greeted the guests who visited the headquarters dayroom, reenlistment office, dispensary, arms room, and communications section. Capt. Andrew Tenis led discussions and vehicle and weapon explanations. A luncheon in the Heritage Room followed.
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