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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1973
Page
11
A reader asks why after 24 years she has dated 40 boys and still feels miserable. Abby advises redating past rejects and notes the need for perspective before judging others. Several letters discuss a mother’s happiness after caregiving and a past romance at a naval base.
A dense schedule lists events for Monday to Thursday including TOPS clubs meetings PTA sessions church circles and social groups at locations such as City County Health Department Westwood Elementary Howell Elementary Cameron College Fort Sill and the Museum of the Great Plains with activities like elections games luncheons fashion shows and dances scheduled across multiple venues. Notables include Veterans of Foreign Wars posts 1193 and 193 and the Comanche County Center for Handicapped Children benefit event.
A prenuptial shower for Becky Ann Kenningham bride elect of Gene Sanders was hosted at a home with ecru embroidery. Co hostesses included Mrs. Joe Hunt Mrs. Royce Means and Mrs Bill Johnson. The couple will wed June 2 at Central Baptist Church.
Eisenhower High School Future Homemakers of America marked National FHA Week April 1 to 7 with a joint meeting with the Eisenhower Junior High Chapter to discuss rally rules in Oklahoma City. Members put on a skit led by Miss Vicky Reeder and Miss Kathy Kelsey, and events included flowers for offices, doughnuts for teachers, jelly jars for teachers, and a rally trip to Oklahoma City to see the show Dawn.
The South Central Dental Assistants Society will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Ramada Inn.
A quilting session will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. each Tuesday at Sullivan Village United Methodist Church. Materials are provided and a nursery will be conducted. The event is open to all interested persons.
Mrs Mike Venable honored with a layette shower at a Wives of Officers coffee hosted by the 291st Aviation Company US AFAC in Mrs William Lambs home. Guests included Mrs Joseph Mays Mrs Venable and Mrs Gene Warren. Plans for a joint cook book of Aviation Command recipes discussed.
Wives of Officers in the Office of the Deputy Assistant Commandant for Training and Education hosted a Fort Sill luncheon with Tom Wilkerson of Eisenhower High School performing a Mark Twain monologue. Guests included newcomers and guests. bracelets and planters were exchanged as gifts. The next gathering will feature gardening.
Toby Kinder was honored on his ninth birthday with a party and picnic hosted by his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Dale Kinder. Attendees included Ricky Hutson, Terry Mefford, Joe Boxley, Kimberly Kinder, Monica Boxley, Kenton Kinder, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edd Kinder. Peace Congregational Church youth department hosted an April Fool's Day fellowship for local youths with Rev. James Roberts leading devotions.
Mrs. Cecil Labude represented the Washita Presbytery and United Community Presbyterian Church at a national conference for judicatory task forces on women held recently at Lindenwood College Campus in St. Charles Missouri. The gathering was convened by the interim task force on women of the general assembly.
Ten members of the Meers Extension Homemakers Group met at Mrs. S. A. Alliizer's home. Mrs. J. C. Alliizer taught children’s clothing construction, with seam and pocket guidance from Mrs. Bob Bressman. Devotions by Mrs. Earl Colbert. Next meeting set for April 18 at Mrs. Kenneth Wolf's home.
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