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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1972
Page
10
Readers share experiences with social judgment for choosing mortician training, appearance affecting marriages, and dating advice. Abby responds urging resilience against ridicule and optimism in relationships while offering guidance on personal matters.
A sequence of weekly club meetings and social events listed for Fort Sill and Lawton. Activities include dinners, ice cream socials, dessert-bridges, and meetings at churches, clubs, and civic centers with times ranging from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on various days.
The Officer Candidate Battalion wives hold a coffee at Mrs. Michael Nash home and outline a series of events for Class 5 72 including a graduation coffee, a farewell lunch, class skits, a graduation reception and dinner, and a September 22 ceremony at Howitzer House Fort Sill. Newcomers Mrs Fuqua and Mrs Nichols are welcomed and the next coffee is set for September 13 at Mrs McKay's home.
The 66th Exposition of Flowers and Water at the Oklahoma State Fair sets September 1 as the entry deadline. Entries must be postmarked by that date to be considered. The 1972 fair runs September 22 to October 1.
Add drained canned clams to fritter batter and drop into hot fat to fry until browned. Drain the fritters on absorbent paper to finish.
A simple mixed green salad uses watercress, arugula and torn romaine. Dress with salad oil, vinegar, salt, pepper and mustard for a bright, balanced vinaigrette.
A simple cold starter features marinated herring on shredded lettuce topped with sour cream salami and pimiento stuffed olives for a savory bite.
The Homesteaders Extension Homemakers Group met at the home of Mrs. E. E. Bobo for a social and business session presided by Mrs. Ralph Hertzler. They finalized Walters Fair plans and heard a county health lesson from Mrs. Drew Nease and Mrs. Bobo. Thirteen members attended. guest Mrs. Vern McCoy. September meeting planned at Mrs. Irving Henderson's home.
The Marine Officer Wives' Club hosted a dessert at Mrs. Michael P. McGee's home with Mrs. David H. In gram assisting. Newcomers welcomed included Mrs. Richard Balatowski and others such as Mrs. Michael Eustis, Mrs. Scott Langberg, Mrs. Edward Luthy, and several more spouses of Marines.
Wives of Officers of Charles Battery Aerial Field Artillery 333rd FA hosted Mrs William McMonegal at a tea in Mrs Don Phillips home with Mrs Aubrey Dismukes assisting. Additional gatherings included Wives of Officers of the 4th Battalion 31st Infantry at Mrs Castle home and a luncheon plan for the 214th Group.
The Fort Sill Ladies Golf Association held a luncheon at Fort Sill Golf Club with president Mrs. W. C. Patton presiding. Guests included Mrs. D. Sasin and Mrs. M. Eckart, while farewells were said to several members. The group announced a golf tournament for Sept 14 with a luncheon. Weekly July winners across multiple events were listed, led by Mrs. Bowers in several categories and including ties and low nets among other club members.
Lawton Business and Professional Women's Club guest speaker BPW Githen Rhoads addressed the proposed courthouse bond on the Sept 12 vote at the Hotel Lawtonian. Arrangements were led by Mrs Oran Cummings with a program committee including Mrs Mary Pokorny and others. State legislators will be honored at the next noon luncheon with speeches and a Q and A session.
A note recommends mixing equal parts clam and tomato juice for a before dinner cocktail, with lemon juice and Worcester sauce. It states pork roasts both boneless and bone-in should reach 170 degrees internal, challenging former 185 degree guidance.
A Fort Sill Golf Club event by the Wives of Officers of the Combat Developments Command, Field Artillery Agency featured get acquainted games. Newcomers welcomed included Mrs. Larry A. Caid and guests Mrs. Frank Meier, Mrs. John Harnisch, Mrs. Harold Nelson, Mrs. Gerhard Cobbert, and Mrs. Carl Davis. A farewell silver dish was presented to Mrs. Roosevelt Peters. Hostesses listed include Mrs. Edouard A. Peloquin and numerous others.
The Materiel and Maintenance Department hosted a branch gathering in the Heritage Room. Mrs. James R. Brinkley and Mrs. Dale Paliang were hostesses while Mrs. Nicholas J. Chelenza presided and welcomed newcomers Mrs. Thomas R. Soli and Mrs. John P. Coons. Tables featured terrariums. Mrs. James Swofford received a gift and Mrs. Rosalind Winchester attended as a guest.
Mrs Gene Johnson nee Marianna Pool was honored at a post nuptial shower held at 34 South 50th in the home of Mrs Ottis Stapp. Co hosts included Mrs J C Stafford Mrs Clifton Gramling Mrs Willard Bentley Mrs Jim Lucas Mrs Russell Walker Mrs Richard Roadruck and Mrs Paul Blubaugh. Yellow and white decor featured a garden bouquet centerpiece with yellow tapers and a crystal punch service. Grandmother Mrs Forest Harpe and Miss Sharon Pool helped open gifts. Mrs Walker and Mrs Roadruck aided at the refreshment table.
A weight loss pitch promotes Odrinex tiny tablets claiming no dangerous drugs and easy use. It promises fat loss and longer life with a 14 year history and a money back guarantee if ugly fat is not lost. Prices cited are 3.25 and 5.25 with no questions asked refund.
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