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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1973
Page
7
The Dear Abby column prints letters about marriage strain with Phil who cheated and transferred schools. A reader asks how to win him back while Abby suggests reconciliation is unlikely after being locked out. The page also includes a plea from a "Working Girl" and a note on addressing loneliness, plus upcoming homemaking classes and a farewell luncheon.
Lawton and Fort Sill organizations list weekly meetings and activities. TOPS clubs, VFW posts, Legion auxiliaries, scout groups, women’s clubs, and hobby circles meet at churches, halls, and inns with times from morning coffee to evening dinners and installations.
Mrs. Lowell Ambrose will lead the club with theme The Art of Doing. Officers sworn in include Mrs. Richard Cox Jr. vice president and Mrs. Irvin Hawkins secretary. Installing officer Mrs. James Williamson presented the sign of the zodiac motif and greetings from guests.
A columnist spends days at the Iowa Commission for the Blind as a blind student to learn cooking without sight. She participates in a complete meal with two blind students, discovers tactile and sensory techniques, and notes the cleaner kitchen and the superiority of blind methods in some tasks.
Mr and Mrs John Bowls of Litchfield Illinois visited his sisters Mrs Laura Perry Faxon and Mrs Fern Paden Lawton recently. They attended a family picnic in Mattie Bear Park in Lawton. Mrs Bobby D Holder received a farewell gift from Wives of Officers of the Army Wide Training Support Department USAFAS at a coffee at Mrs Ray K Casteel Fort Sill. Committee chairs were Mrs Stephen Gibson hospitality and Mrs David N Compton publicity. Fifteen women attended the event.
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