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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1975
Page
5
Dear Abby columns recount a couple invited to dinner by coworkers who misread social norms The hosts joke that their 6 pm meals and 10 pm curfew keep them in bed by 10 The letter suggests reciprocity and future social compatibility while other readers seek advice on handling inviting relatives and fostering foster children.
Spaghetti lovers cheer safety with a bright red and white checked bib featuring bold SPAGHETTI. Critics warn against overdoing it with multiple cocktail rings, noting that two or more on each hand looks cluttered and is falling out of style.
A fine declarer probes East hand after West’s diamond lead to split East’s seven hearts and one spade. By testing clubs and diamonds, declarer reveals distribution 1-7-2-3 and gains the last two tricks after East cashes A K Q, with South securing the contract. Tomorrow: Evasion.
Lawton area clubs churches and groups schedule open houses meetings and dances from 7 p m to 9 30 p m on Wednesday through Saturday including Beta Sigma Phi Arts and Crafts Lawton Woman's Forum Eastern Star and VFW activities. Editor notes calendar items accepted until Thursday noon.
Lt Col Gordon P Walsh and Mrs Walsh hosted an officers and senior NCOs cocktail party for the 1st Battalion 18th Field Artillery III Corps and their wives. Col Walsh relinquished command Monday. Guests included Col and Mrs Vincent Faler and Mr and Mrs John Roberts. Iota Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi staged a program depicting famous American women at the Museum of the Great Plains directed by Mrs Kathye Bryant. Their next social is a Valentine dance at 8 pm Friday Feb 14 in the Montego Bay Motel.
The page features Beatrice Ojakangas's Carrot Casserole from The Finnish Cook Book with ingredients like rice milk carrots eggs and butter plus baking directions. It also includes a Sunday Tea item Orange Wafers recipe using almonds butter sugar flour orange rind and juice with steps for shaping baking and cooling.
Homemakers are urged to review safety habits at home to prevent burns fractures and sprains. The reminder mirrors industrial safety and stresses vigilance in daily chores and routines.
Officers of the 2nd Cannon Battalion and their spouses gathered at Capt. and Mrs. John Parker's home for a hail and farewell dinner. Lt Col and Mrs William D Gess led the event as farewells were offered to Maj and Mrs Darry R Cagle Capt and Mrs Robert B Black Lt and Mrs Douglas D Willie Lt and Mrs Marvin L Barr Jr and Lt Harold E Hale. The Order of Saint Barbara was conferred on six officers. Newcomers welcomed included Lt and Mrs Rawls Lt Richard Pina Lt Bradd Bingman and Lt Gene Gant. A note on footwear innovation followed.
Fashion experts report that men generally prefer to be with women who wear perfume. The survey highlights fragrance as a positive factor in dating appeal and social impressions.
A flirtatious exchange reveals two women claiming a combined 27 pound loss after two months of dieting and denial. They debate whether further weight loss changes their status as borderline sex symbols and consider social reactions and perks.
Approximately 100 people attended the retirement coffee at the Fort Sill NCO Club sponsored by the NCO Wives' Club. Mrs. Harry McConnell and Mrs. Calvin Sickman greeted retirees and families along with Maj. Gen. and Mrs. David E. Ott. Hostesses included several named wives. refreshment tables featured red white and blue cloths and floral decorations. The NCO Wives' Club will meet at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the NCO Club for a business session.
Thirty members and guests of the Lawton Fort Sill Branch AAUW attended a covered dish dinner and program at Centenary United Methodist Church. Mrs. Quay Barfield, dynamic learning topic chairman, presented a film titled Ism showing art influence on daily life. Three members attended the state AAUW board meeting. Mrs. N B Hines and Misses Helen Elliott Leta Mae Smith represented the local branch with Blanche Graham as a guest. Hostesses were Mrs. Paul K Hurt Mrs. Albert Johnson Miss Pam Welker and Mrs. Ed Meece.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Larson of Menominee Michigan welcomed a son born Friday January 31 at Marinette General Hospital Menominee. The infant weighs seven pounds fourteen ounces. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burd Sr. of Flin.
Brightly colored duffle bags provide flexible storage for bulky blankets and can serve as extra seating in a den or dorm. Their sturdy construction supports casual use and easy transport.
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