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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1963
Page
17
Abigail Van Buren offers responses to reader queries on image proof of faithfulness after a lipstick imprint incident, reporting suspected child abuse, and postage versus phone rate grievances. The column notes reporting the abused child scenario to proper authorities and advises writing for personal replies with SASE.
The column playfully invites a day at the beach as a carnivallike scene with zany toys bold swimwear and fashion trends. It notes leopard spots sunglasses safari hats lace swimsuits and haute poolside couture plus a caution about Medusa myth in the water. It ends with style advice for patio wardrobes and summer attire including lounge wear culottes and cotton blends.
Four events are planned by the Sub Debs including a Mother Daughter tea on May 1 at 7 to 8 30 p.m. in the basement of the downtown Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. building. Other activities include a May 10 slumber party at Holiday Inn with the Junior Miss club, a May 25 graduation dance, and a May 4 car wash from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Central Fire station. Pledges listed are Ann Mitchell Pat Angus Karen Baker Paula Wilson and Kathy Hedges. Members present include Karol King Pam Price Jean Holcomb Mary Worthen Shirley Stanley Sharon Maling Nancy Bride Barbara Perry Jane Ann Gentry Lin da Jenkins Connie Newman Stephanie Jones Ann Smith Myra Zorbis Jan Little Judy White Susan Currell Susan Jones Julie Smith Charlotte Littlefield Sally Porter Cindy Needham Bobbie Richard and Peggy Richard. The next meeting will be at Karol King’s home 1225 Oak.
In Bradenton two women discuss Red China over coffee as a light political moment. In Columbus Ohio James Oliver reports producing 200000 swords since starting his plant, with about 10000 swords annually for ceremonial use by the Knights of Columbus in the United States and Chevalier de Colombo in Canada.
Mrs. Catherine Hyatt hosted a birthday party for her daughter JoAnn at 311 Summit to mark her seventh birthday. Gifts were given and guests enjoyed punch and cake. Attendees included Vanda Breadman Brenda Ann Breadman Terry Johnson David Johnson Lynn Smith Jerri Cherry Clifton Cherry Debbie Jones and Roger Hyatt.
Mrs Audie Umphers was elected 1963 654 president of Wesleyan Service guild of Centenary Methodist church at a meeting Tuesday night in the home of Mrs W A Munson No 20 S 49th Other officers and committee chairmen include Miss Helen Hack et vice president Miss Leta L Smith recording secretary and publicity chairman Mrs N B Hines promotional secretary Mrs Gale Sadler treasurer and finance chairman Mrs Munson spiritual life Mrs Tony Coursey missionary education and service Mrs Eugene Bowman Christian social relations Miss Blanche Graham literature and publication Mrs Louise Agnew membership Miss Helen Elliott supply and Miss Leta Mae Smith local church activities Mrs Riley Park presented the third in a series of lessons on Dimensions of Prayer and conducted a question and answer session Mrs Munson and Miss Thelma Talla co hostess served refreshments to the 11 above mentioned members and to Miss Margaret Spencer Mrs Elizabeth Martin and Mrs J A Hammond.
The Carrie M. Fisher club held a dinner party Tuesday at the Holiday Inn. Members announced completion of an Easter clothing donation for a family and organized an Easter egg hunt Saturday for children, with attendees including several named wives.
The Dugout Workshop met at the Swanns home with Vera Holding presiding as progress reports and new stories were shared. Congratulations to Sheila Samples of Grandfield Donna Walker Eva Lou Green of Tipton on first fiction sales. Plans surfaced for a writers workshop at the University of Oklahoma in June. A dessert was served to several local writers.
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