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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1963

Page

10

Designer Advocates Way Out Styles

London designer Mary Quant promotes fun extreme-simple fashion for young women. She and her partner husband Alexander Plunket Greene target the American back-to-school crowd with affordable, interchangeable items. Quant emphasizes limited production, costing about six dollars each, to build many outfits and keep styles distinctive.

Chelsea Mary Quant London Miss Quant Alexander Plunket Greene United States Mary

Speaker Tells Of Home Nursing In Club Meeting

Mrs. Gerald Boos spoke on Home Nursing at the Domestic Science club meeting held Wednesday at Little Mexico restaurant. Hostesses were Mrs. Joe Reed Sr. and Mrs. Douglas Bailey with Mrs. Donald Angus and Mrs. Roy Stafford in charge.

Gerald Boos Little Mexico Joe Reed Sr Douglas Bailey Donald Angus Roy Stafford Boos Memorial Hospital Angus Allen J. Bilbrey Elmer Bauman Burl Cagle Sam Chapman Tom Chapman Leon L. Cole Ed L. Dewey J. Roy Dunning John G. Erwin Murray Gilbert W. F. Griswold Elman Haines Kloster Powell Warren Smith Clarence Soper Roy Stephens Ted Wells

Mistletoe Club Hosts Guests In Elgin

Mrs Giles Spencer hosted the Mistletoe Friendly Neighbor club with guests from Lawton Fletcher and local members. The meeting included a noon covered dish luncheon, a devotion, and a penny gift presented to Mrs Ronald Spencer. May plans were announced for the next gathering.

Clifford Willis Earl Mansel Elmo Evans Christine Scheetz George Seibold Frank Mansel Luther Winstead

Bel Canto Festival Plans Discussed At Cyril Meeting

Bel Canto Music club of Cyril Fletcher and Elgin met at the Fletcher school to outline the annual piano and voice festival. The event, set for Friday May 10 during National Music Week in Cyril, funds scholarships from entry fees. Entrants from Cyril Fletcher Elgin will be judged by individual performance with certificates, under the direction of Mrs. Bates Mrs. Burch and Mrs. Ridgway.

Cyril and Fletcher Fletcher School Carroll Ridgway Fletcher, Elgin Cyril W. E. Bates Winifred Burch C. M. Ridgway Elgin Art Wolf Taylor J. Buchana Virginia Collier Forrest Basket Lake Stevens Webb Ridgway

Five Join OES Unit in Initiation at Masonic Temple

Five couples and a widow joined Charity chapter 507, Order of the Easter Star, in a Tuesday night initiation at the Masonic temple. Guests included Merrill Wright of Guerneville, Edna James of Chickasha, and Mary Gilliland of Elgin. Officers Hockenberry and Summers presided. A district 40 school of instruction is set for Walters, and a rummage sale is planned for Saturday, April 20. Refreshments were served to 50 members and guests with lilies and spring flowers on the table.

John Layton Kennard Sebo Ina Ballard Charity Masonic Temple Merrill Wright Guerneville Calif Edna James Chickasha Mary Gilliland Elgin Ralph Hockenberry George Summers Walters Gene Boland Ways and Means Jay Irwin Bill Harrison

Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Dinners

Various clubs host meetings and events this week. Quest club at Mrs. Kenneth Davis home at 3313 Baltimore at 2 p.m. Pioneer club at Museum of the Great Plains at 2 p.m. Sweet Pea Garden club at 717 N. 36th at 2 p.m. VFW Post 1193 and auxiliary host games night at 926 S. Second at 8 p.m. Unity Rebekah lodge 121 in IOOF hall at 109%2 D at 8 p.m. NCO Wives club holds husband and wife dinner at the NCO club at 6:30 p.m. Reddy Kilowatt Square Dance club meets at Army Reserve Center at 8 p.m. Daughters of the American Revolution at Museum of the Great Plains at 1:45 p.m.

Quest Club Kenneth Davis Baltimore Pioneer Club Museum of the Great Plains Sweet Pea Garden Club Howard Kemper N. 36Th VFW S. Second Unity Rebekah Lodge IOOF NCO Wives Club NCO Club Army Reserve Center

Spanish conquest of the Philippines named for Philip II

The Spaniards seized the Philippine Islands in the 16th century and named them for Philip II. They converted most coastal and valley inhabitants to Catholicism.

Philippine Islands Philip II

When Can Teens Date By Car Says Kathy

Kathy Peterson offers teen dating guidance on teen driving age limits with parental approval and safety rules. She advises selective permission from 16, emphasizes knowing destination, reliable drivers, and avoiding risky solo rides. The letter also counsels choosing friends wisely to protect reputation and warns against public displays of affection in movies.

Kathy Peterson Kathy O.K Solo

Art show praised by judges at Lawton luncheon

Mrs. Charles W. Webb hosted a luncheon for Spring Art show judges Carl Adloff G G Gates and Mary Benedict in Lawton. The panel praised the exhibit as the best of five Lawton shows.

Charles W. Webb Greater Lawton Art Council Wade's McMahon Auditorium Carl Adloff Wichita Falls Tex G. G. Gates San Antonio Mary Benedict Duncan Adloff Eugene Rogers William Roundy Webb Lawton Club Mark Landall Roundy Floyd McLean E. M. Webb Carlton Moore McLean W. H. Burgess John McNayre J. Pollina Paul Keating Emile Shram Rogers Arts and Crafts Department Lawton Woman's Forum George Binet Museum of the Great Plains

Names In The News New Sill Assignments At Fort Sill

A series of new postings at Fort Sill includes MSgt James H. Youngblood becoming section sergeant major in G3. Lt Patricia Long takes over as executive officer of the WAC Battery USAAMS command. Lt Joe N. Fitts named assistant executive officer of Battery C, 2nd Howitzer Battalion, 2nd Artillery. Three officers join the 3rd Howitzer Battalion, 30th Artillery with Lt John E. Taylor commanding the service battery, Lt William O. Bertelsman as headquarters battery executive, and Lt Leon R. Harris as service battery executive officer. Lt John W. Halladay advances to commander of Battery B, 3rd Missile Battalion, 38th Artillery.

Patricia Long WAC Usaams Command U.S Joe N. Fitts 83Rd Infantry Division 2Nd Artillery 30Th Artillery John E. Taylor William O. Bertelsman Leon R. Harris John W. Halladay 38Th Artillery

Best Mess Hall Named in 1st Field Artillery Missile Brigade

The 3rd Missile Battalion 38th Artillery earned top mess hall honors in March within the brigade. Brig. Gen. Robert H. Saf ford presented a plaque to S Sgt. Nunzio J. Scarcella, mess sergeant, Headquarters Battery, for the achievement.

38Th Artillery 1St Field Artillery Missile Brigade Robert H. Safford Nunzio J. Scarcella

Puerto Rico Caribbean National Forest Receives Heavy Rainfall

About 1,600 showers annually soak the Caribbean National Forest in Puerto Rico. Most showers last around 20 minutes while the area records an average of 180 inches of rainfall per year.

Caribbean National Forest Puerto Rico

Attorney General Would Be Happy To Do Road Work

Oklahoma City AP Attorney General Charles Nesbitt said he would be glad to handle the Highway Department's legal work if the department sends its legal staff. He noted he had offered to take over the Turnpike Authority's legal work but was refused. He would take over the department's staff and work if requested.

Oklahoma City Charles Nesbitt State Highway Department Nesbitt Highway Commission Martin Garber Enid Attorney General Garber State Turnpike Authority

Bonsai Art: Wiring, Pruning Shape Delicate Tree Growth

Bonsai enthusiasts prune roots and cut shoots to limit growth. They bend branches and trunk with copper wire to guide form and create refined miniature trees, showcasing practiced patience and precise technique.

Moonshine Truck Stopped Reveals Hidden Federal Agent

In Hattiesburg Mississippi a constable stopped a pickup loaded with moonshine still equipment and found a U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division agent concealed in a metal drum. The driver Randy Barnes of Polkville faces charges of reckless driving and possession of whisky still parts.

Hattiesburg, Miss Wilmer Kitchens U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division Biloxi Kitchens Randy Barnes Polkville

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