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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1975
Page
7
A satirical piece describes a legendary pool hustler defeated by a fourth grader and expands into a broad mock warning about diminutive prodigies in sports. It portrays humorous scenes at tennis courts and ski slopes and urges adults to band together to curb engagements with young “sports midgets.”
A wife writes of a nine year marriage troubled by her husband who is a peeping Tom. She reveals past incidents including him watching her sister bathing and a recent repetition with another sister. She seeks guidance for confronting the pattern and its impact on trust.
A reader seeks advice on a husband who peers through windows and may be a voyeur. Abby suggests discussing the issue and seeking professional help. Another letter asks if a broken engagement ring should be kept or returned. Abby says return the ring. A third letter complains about dogs, urging the reader to contact police or sheriff and ask neighbors for guidance.
Tuesday events include PEO Sisterhood at Martins Restaurant at 6 p.m. Senior Citizens and Old Settlers combine Christmas party at Centenary United Methodist Church at 6 30 p.m. American Business Women's Association dinner at Holiday Inn 6 45 p.m. Dorcas Guild Christmas party at St John’s Lutheran Church 7 p.m. VFW Post 1193 and Auxiliary meet at VFW Hall 926 S 2nd 7 p.m. Auxiliary 8 p.m. Parents Without Partners board meeting at 1410 Andrews 7 30 p.m. newsletter meeting 8 30 p.m. Past Noble Grands Club at 409 N 30th 7 30 p.m. 5263 and Auxiliary games at VFW Hall 1001 A 7 30 p.m. Fort Sill Cabane Locale 1138 Fort Sill Retired Service Association building 1921 E Blvd 8 p.m. Signal Mountain Square Dance Club graduation dance at Fort Sill Polo Club 8 p.m.
Camp Fire Girls host a toy collection from 3 30 to 4 30 p m Thursday at the Camp Fire office. Donated toys go to the city wide Salvation Army Christmas in gathering on December 18. Junior high Discovery Clubs serve refreshments.
The article defines a Best Buy as a product offering dependable service and the greatest quality and utility at the lowest price. It notes that the best buy is not necessarily the cheapest, since it must effectively perform its intended function to be considered a good purchase.
Horoscope card for Wednesday December 10 1975 outlines Aries through Pisces with signs and guidance. It notes you born today include Cesar Franck Emily Dickinson and Chet Huntley and highlights career and personal tendencies.
Rose Garden Club members shared Christmas gifts and ideas at their December meeting hosted at Mrs Louis Power residence 5001 E Bishop Rd. Mrs Clyde Shelton presented the program and Mrs A J Coles presided. Helpers for luncheon were Mrs H A Puttkamer Mrs D L Wigington and Mrs Roy Stafford.
Mrs. Dillard Brewer was welcomed as a new member at Unity Rebekah Lodge No. 121 in IOOF Hall. Joe Harris and Mrs. Roy Malone presided as officers. Past Noble Grands Club guests from Odd Fellows No. 71 were noted. Hosts for 24 attendees included Mrs. Rath and Mrs. Spriggs. Plans outlined for a Christmas party on Friday December 19.
Members of Chapter BY PEO Sisterhood hosted a Christmas luncheon at the home of Mrs. Robert P. Scott with hostesses Mrs. Bennie Stephens Mrs. Harry Pitchford Mrs. Lee J. Woods Mrs. Harold Beaty and Mrs. Myron Burton assisting. Mrs. James Bushart presided. Officers of Section 8 Class 1 76 Field Artillery Officers Advanced Course and spouses held a dinner in Fidder's Green at Fort Sill Officers Club with Capt. Jim Nyberg and Capt. Bill Ryan hosting and Capt. Jim McCarthy presiding. forty three people attended.
A farewell coffee for Mrs. Har old D. Farmer wife of the battalion commander was hosted by the Wives of Officers of the 4th Battalion 4th Field Artillery I Corps at Mrs. Robert Castleman's Fort Sill home. Gifts included a silver coffee carafe and silverware for other attendees. The command ceremony is set for 8:30 a.m. Friday Dec. 19 with group format and OWC project sign up discussed.
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