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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1971
Page
7
Reader asks why a wife wants to know if another woman exists and Abby advises that ignorance is folly but truth can hurt. Letters cover guests leaving early, display of pictures, and a teen's piano origin story with a positive turn after a bad teacher. Abby signs readers’ questions to Box 69700, Los Angeles.
A dense list of Thursday activities across Lawton including Eta Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi, Women’s Society at Centenary UMC, Legal Secretaries installation, Credit Women International, Eastern Star meetings, Shakespeare Club, USO military wife coffee, Lawton Provisional League of Women Voters study unit, NCO Wives Club luncheon, VFW and various garden and service groups. Events span 7:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. with locations citywide such as Ramada Inn, Masonic Temples, and Fort Sill facilities.
Robert Treadwell an agronomist for six Oklahoma counties spoke to Lawton Garden Council at the Museum of the Great Plains. The Sweet Pea Garden Club hosted with refreshments. officers were noted and a May 7 tea and show at the McMahon Foundation marked the club's 25th anniversary.
After school snack guidance provides a crunchy cookie recipe using butter or margarine brown sugar and oats. Ingredients include 4 pound butter, 4 teaspoon baking soda dissolved, 1 cup flour, vanilla, salt, oats. Bake at 350 degrees ten minutes, cool on a rack.
Cameron College's Robert Ziegler discusses Ecology and the Homemaker at a noon luncheon for Wives of Officers in the Field Artillery Officers Advanced Course. A stray note ends with the Ethiopian Goatherders discovering coffee after their flocks stayed awake.
Lynda Bird Robb visits meetings on the women s liberation movement in Charlottesville Virginia with husband Charles S Robb a former Marine major Her remarks stress mild local activity and support for equal pay while rejecting radical acts such as burning bras and liberated women’s rooms.
Approximately 30 children attended the annual egg hunt sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Post No. 1193. Officers elected at the Wise location include chaplain Mrs Rose Pitzgerald guard Mrs Josephine Foster conductress Mrs Calvin Recer trustees Mrs Ray Peterson and Mrs Frank Barker. Provisional listings note members Mrs Hite A J Kitchens H Foster and Ernest as part of the group.
Twenty graduates of Cameron College Nursing Department held their first alumni meeting on campus with chairwoman Mrs. Arthur Kruger outlining department changes and future plans. They scheduled annual April alumni gatherings and a noon luncheon in Wade's Cafeteria featuring guest Maj. (Ret.) Kathryn V. Baskion.
Mrs O H Townsend president of Bateman Zarling American Legion Unit 193 attended with Allen Reeves and Mr and Mrs R P French members of Legion Post 193 and Auxiliary at an open house.
Orientation for Army Community Service wives will be held at Fort Sill from 9 to 11 30 a m with a noon reconvening. New officers include Mrs Jake Hernandez president and Mrs Sims vice president and treasurer. A citizenship class and a flower show are also scheduled alongside a plastics home uses feature.
Three women appear in a social notices page including Mrs. Charles Likens, Mrs. Peter Gillies, and another listed participant.
Circle One met at Mrs. W. W. Godlove's home with Mrs. Michael Stephenson presiding. Mrs. Godlove led Psalms. Mrs. Al Meese, WSCS president, attended as a guest. Circle Two gathered at Mrs. Elman Haines with Mrs. W. W. Easley presenting Psalms. Circle Five met at Mrs. Harold English's home with Mrs. Meese as a guest. They continued the study "Women of the Scriptures."
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