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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1972
Page
10
Abigail Van Buren recalls a woman who sold kisses at a carnival for charity and a stranger's kiss that lingered. The columnist confirms a kiss can be a one way proposition and shares a light anecdote about acting co stars being thrilled by kisses without reciprocation.
Anne Armstrong a long-time Texas Republican with national stature is reported as Nixon's choice for a high leadership post in the second term. Dole said the 4yearold mother of five would be the highest ranking woman in the administration with broad but undefined responsibilities. Armstrong, based on a ranch near Corpus Christi, has held key party positions since 1971 and rose to national prominence during the 1972 Miami convention. She has pressed for more women in top posts and balances a large family, including teens in Massachusetts and a son in the Marine Corps.
Community clubs, schools, veterans groups, and service clubs list Christmas parties, programs, and dinners for Monday to Friday. Notable mentions include City Health Department events at 1010 S Sheridan, Edison Elementary and Westwood Elementary programs, and Fort Sill Missile Group No 9 Christmas formal at the Officers Club.
Protheon Class of the Central Baptist Church hosted a Christmas gathering at Mrs. Harold Woodward's home. Decorations, group singing, gift exchange, and a Lottie Moon offering marked the event with numerous members in service honored and recipes exchanged.
Officers of Headquarters 7th Field Artillery Group and their wives attended a Christmas dinner at Martins Restaurant. Col Clement Will chaired the event hosted by the S-3 Section, with Capt George Citron welcomed as a new member and farewells given to Capt and Mrs Brusstar, Mauck, Kilian, and McCauley.
Mrs. Dennis Boerner hosted a Christmas gathering for the Wives of Officers of the 4th Battalion, 4th Field Artillery. Guest Mrs. Clement Will received a road runner pin and became an honorary member as a Christmas program was presented. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Boerner with Mrs. J. Quick assisting. The Afri Violet Society plans a Christmas party and gift exchange at 2 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. L. B. Pearson’s home, 1603 Hillcrest.
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