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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1973
Page
11
Mrs Walsh, wife of the new Battalion commander, was greeted by Wives of Officers of the 1st Battalion 18th Field Artillery III Corps during a coffee social.
Mrs. Donald Tribe, a new arrival, was welcomed by Officers Wives of the Nu clear Weapons Employment Division at a Fort Sill coffee hosted by Mrs. Donald Gray. Ten attendees heard updates on future hostesses and events including a farewell lunch and sign-up for membership.
Gifts should be sent to the bride’s home for display to reception guests. If the reception is not at the home, do not bring gifts to public viewing areas.
The Sub Deb Club held the election of officers at Miss Lori Hoefert’s home at 807 NW 44th. Jeanette Olds was chosen president with Lisa Kensell as vice president Kim Jones secretary Shari Owen treasurer Hoefert reporter Jan Compton and Sally Massad parliamentary officers and Cindy Greer pledge mistress. The group also discussed the recent swimming party and retiring president Denise Noble presided.
The Women’s Auxiliary to the Military Order of the Cootie Pup Tent No. 16 met at Post Home 1001 A. President Mrs George Makowelcki led plans for a Platt National Park Sulphur picnic and a Sunday visit to the Oklahoma Veterans Center. Members will attend the supreme convention August 17–18 in New Orleans. Refreshments duty at Reynolds Army Hospital Fort Sill. Clothing books records and games are being collected for the Veterans Center patients.
The Lawton Constitution highlights an upcoming arts feature. Readers are invited to enjoy lively entertainment coverage in the Sunday Morning Press and Constitution, with previews of shows, performances, and cultural events.
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