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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1972
Page
7
Readers seek guidance on ending a troubled marriage and handling a daughter's distress. Abby advises counseling and proceeding with divorce. A jury duty letter questions bias and hung jury dynamics, while a reader defends sex education in films amid concerns about raw sex and violence.
Junior Miss Club Miss Maggs Burton hosts at 19 NW 59th at 7 p.m. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1193 and Auxiliary meet at 926 S Second at 8 p.m. Christian Women’s Fellowship groups meet at First Christian Church parlor at 2 p.m. and Group Three at 912 Cheryl Pt at 9:30 a.m. Group Four at 1136 Elm at 9:30 a.m. Senior Citizens Club gathers at Museum of the Great Plains at 7 p.m. Bateman Zarling American Legion Post 193 and Auxil Park Y Hut hold 7:30 p.m. Dorcas Guild St John’s Lutheran Church salad dinner at 7:30 p.m. 926 S Second at 8 p.m. Lawton Business and Professional Women’s Club luncheon at Hotel Lawtonian noon. Sherilykes Club 740 Rachel 8 p.m. World War I Barracks 1168 and Auxiliary potluck lunch and meeting at First Christian Church recreation room noon. Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary Lawton Police Station small courtroom 7:30 p.m. OK TOPS No 327 USC 9:30 a.m. Wives of Officers of the Field Artillery Board luncheon Fort Sill Officers Club 12:30 p.m. and 1 p.m. Pioneer Women’s Club Business meeting Museum Great Plains 2 Silver Spurs Square Dance Club Comanche County Fairgrounds building 8 p.m.
The piece notes cycling’s rise as a year round sport tied to health trends and ecology. It highlights bright color tops and cape styles from sweater makers, urban bike storage by rental, and contrasts 1930s image with the liberated 1970s cyclist.
Mrs. Calvin J. Landau and Mrs. John S. Banks hosted a coffee for Wives of Officers of Headquarters ATC at Mrs. Landau's home. A luncheon is planned Friday at Fort Sill Golf Club. Farewell gifts were given to Mrs. Doyle A. Buck and Mrs. Richard A. Cappiello. Newcomers welcomed include Mrs. Billy M. Walker Mrs. Clinton L. Anderson Mrs. Gerard P. Barrett Mrs. Clyde G. Brown Mrs. Ray L. Spence and Mrs. Paul L. Rowena with guest Mrs. Dee McCathy.
A weight loss pitch touts Odrinex tiny tablets as safe and effective without dieting or exercise. The ad promises fat loss with a money back guarantee and lists Corinex Plan prices plus large economy size, refund by the druggist if goals aren’t met.
The NCO Wives Club met at the NCO Club with Mrs. Donald Barber presiding. A hail and farewell breakfast is set for 9 30 a m Wednesday August 16 at the NCO Club with reservations through four hosts and cancellations by noon August 15. A patio party follows at 6 30 p m Friday August 18 with the same reservation contacts and a noon August 17 cancellation deadline.
Col Nottingham retiring director of TCAD and his wife were honored with a dinner and dance in the Fort Sill Officers Club. Maj Eugene Paul and Col John Haggerty led the event with guests Brig Gen Robert Koch Col Louis Rothwell Col John Luxemburger and Lt Col C M Brandt in attendance.
Wives of officers from the 5th Battalion ATC and the Communications and Electronics Department gathered at homes of Mrs. Ken Barney and Mrs. Thomas A. O Rourke for coffee and socializing. Farewell gifts were given to three members. a baby spoon was presented to Mrs. James Dismukes. Luncheon plans were set for September. The Junior Miss Club will meet at 19 NW 59th at 7 pm Tuesday.
A cooling first course suggests mixing equal parts consomme and apple juice and serving over ice. As the ice melts it dilutes to the desired strength.
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