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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1975
Page
5
A reader laments the unclear meaning of casual dress at a party. She and her husband clash over outfits, each choosing formal and sporty looks. Guests arrive in mismatched styles, and the husband jokes about dragging someone from the gym, prompting a humorous yet tense scene.
Social calendar lists meetings and gatherings across Lawton Fort Sill institutions including Senior Citizens Club VFW Auxiliary and United Methodist Women. Events span 7 p.m. to 9:30 a.m. with addresses on S 2nd Kingswood Runyon and NW 44th plus Club meetings at USC and Fort Sill venues.
Officers of the 3rd Battalion 18th Field Artillery III Corps and their wives held a hail and farewell in the Heritage Room at Fort Sill Officers Club. Lt Col David L Dunham presided and gave a baby cup to Lt and Mrs Charles T French. Newcomers Lt Francis J Hoerst er and Lt John Hancock with guest Miss Paula Gamm attended.
Mrs Frederick Hammond of 2210 Cheyenne is elected recording secretary of the Oklahoma P E O Sisterhood at the four day Western Hills Lodge convention. Miss Katie Frank Slack of Durant is named president for the coming year. Seven Cottey College scholarships are awarded. Mrs R W Wolverton of 913 Arlington attends among 15 past presidents. Edmond and Claremore chapters are chartered during the event.
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hight 4501 Ridgecrest include their daughter Mrs. Michael Ault Saint Francisville Tl and granddaughter Jennifer five months. Also present are the infant's great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis Rt 2 and great great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swanson Rt 1.
Dear Abby columns discuss a married man wearing a ring from an unmarried coworker causing strife, a woman's shock at her mother's affair with her husband, and guidance on mourning and dating after loss. The letters explore loyalty, personal boundaries, and timing for moving forward after bereavement.
Members elected new officers at a meeting held at Mrs. William Lowery’s home. Doris Scott becomes commander with Mary Shugert as senior vice commander Caroline Scott as junior vice commander Nancy Gaskins as chaplain Cynthia Lowery as adjutant treasurer and Monya Bondurant as patriotic instructor. Easter baskets were prepared and given to nursing home residents. Next meeting set for Thursday May 15 at Mrs. Dorothy E. Martin’s home.
Spread canned pineapple slices with mayonnaise and sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Broil until browned. Serve with broiled baked or pan fried fish or fish sticks.
Mrs. Michael Vernon hosted a welcoming coffee at 6209 Cedarwood Drive for Wives of Officers of Battery B 4th Battalion 4th Field Artillery I Corps. Mrs. Vernon presided as twenty one attendees joined the event.
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