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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1976
Page
9
A reader protest letter from a 5'2" woman blasts constant hemline length changes and fashion industry norms. She argues tall and short alike face outfit issues, detailing wedgies, knotting slips, and unsuitable sizes while urging manufacturers to consider shorter silhouettes. Field Enterprises, Inc.
A reader recounts a 30th wedding anniversary turned dramatic after discovering her husband’s affair with his much older wife of her father. She forgave him but the stepmother persists, prompting advice on legal intervention and boundary setting.
A Fort Sill NCO Wives Club meeting welcomed Mrs Richard Christian a new member with Mrs George Cooper presiding Donations totaling 20000 to the United Way fund and the Lawton Woman's Forum annual Christmas in gatheri ng were announced A Chattanooga family reunion featured J W Capshaw J R Roberts and relatives with Capshaw offspring from Montgomery Alabama Fort Worth Texas and Paoli Pennsylvania noted in attendance
A reader horoscope lists signs Aries through Pisces with advice on decisions finances work and personal traits. It notes potential deception delays procrastination and urge to persevere while highlighting leadership charm and mood shifts for those born today encouraging self discipline and social appeal.
Mrs. Thomas Snodgrass received a silver tray at an A G Officers Wives Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Larry Barge. President Mrs. Ross Montgomery led the business session. Mrs. Roland Brown became reporter. Donations were given to the J Roy Dunning Children’s Shelter.
Senior Citizens meet at Centenary United Methodist Church at 6 30 p m La Sill Oma Chapter of the American Business Women s Association hosts dinner at Holiday Inn at 6 45 p m Charity Chapter 507 Order of the Eastern Star gathers at Mount Scott Masonic Temple 1814 C at 7 45 p m Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5263 and Auxiliary host games at VFW Hall 1001 A at 7 30 p m Signal Mountain Club dances at Fort Sill Officers Club 8 p m 1193 and Auxiliary meet at VFW Hall 926 S 2nd Post 7 p m Auxiliary also noted
A hail and farewell party was held by Officers of 1st Battalion 12th Field Artillery II Corps and their wives in the Fireside Room at Fort Sill Officers Club. Lt Col Donald P Tillar presided during ceremonies welcoming newcomers Capt Chuck Morris and several lieutenants and bidding farewell to others. Col Niles Fulwyler was among the guests.
The Roman Catholic population in the United States has grown to nearly 49 million, increasing by 180 037 between 1974 and 1975.
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