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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1973
Page
7
Abigail Van Buren answers reader questions on long standing marital disagreements, infidelity concerns, and advice about handling a spouse with a live-in arrangement. Topics include Valentine gifts, staying together for the children, and practical tips from readers.
A packed slate of community events across Lawton features church groups, school PTAs, veterans, sororities, and clubs. Notable gatherings include First Presbyterian Church sweetheart banquet, Lawton Heights United Methodist Women circles, NCO Wives' Club activities at Fort Sill, and multiple PTA meetings and socials at local schools.
The USAFAS Brigade Wives Club held an informal coffee at the Polo Club Fort Sill with Wives of Officers from the Officer Student Battalion as hostesses. Mrs. John Luxemburger presided welcoming newcomers Mrs. John Pasztor Mrs. Orville Husted and Mrs. R. L. Hover. Special guest was Mrs. Harry Wolfgate. About 26 members attended.
The Lawton Garden Council will meet at 9 30 a m on Friday in the Museum of the Great Plains. Mrs Lloyd Payne will present the pruning program. The Iris Garden Club will host the meeting.
Public notice promoting Lawton Breast X-Ray Clinic at 1010 S Sheridan Rd with contact 353-0400. Encourages residents to seek breast X rays for health screening and early detection.
The Schubert Music Club in a board meeting at Mrs. R. E. Glenn home discussed NFMC Jubilee donations and National Music Week plans. Officers include Mrs. Elkins as president and Mrs. Helvey as chair. nominating committee named. A Folk Music USA program is set for February 22 at 7 30 pm in the Mc Mahon Foundation with Gospel Chorus and Buckaroo Square Dance Club. The next meeting is March 8 at Mrs. Robert Sprague’s home.
The NCO Wives Club met at the NCO Club to discuss a Valentine dance and club events. President Mrs Donald Barber led about 60 attendees with nominations, teen age dance planning by Mrs Calvin Sickman, dental class start by Mrs James Simpson, and a scholarship drive led by Mrs William Taylor. Special guests included Mrs Walter Chambers and Mrs Alta Schneider.
Wives of officers from the 9th Composite Training Battalion ATC met at Mrs. Lawrence Adair’s home to outline an OWC luncheon set for 11 30 p m Friday in the Fort Sill Officers Club ballroom. The group will run the luncheon and discussed welfare fund duties with new member Mrs. Billy Adams named to represent ATC.
Wives of Officers of Artillery Tactics Division and Combined Arms Department held a monthly coffee at Mrs. Robert Craig’s home with Mrs. James Kelly assisting. They planned TCAD luncheon for Friday March 2 at Fort Sill Officers Club and welcomed newcomer Mrs. Richard Monahan while bidding farewell to Mrs. Art Butler who departs for Wiesbaden Germany. The next coffee is set for 7 p.m. Thursday March 8 at Mrs. Guy Hobbs’ home with co host Mrs. John Oates.
Rainbow Girls of Lawton Assembly No. 55 met at the Masonic Temple 70244, hosted by Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star volunteers. Miss Patty Futch presided as worthy advisor with guests Mrs. Ralph Linck Mrs. Paul Smith Mrs. C. B. Foster Mrs. H. Hastings and Roy Burt in attendance.
The Field Artillery Officers Advanced Course Section I Class 3 73 met at Mrs. B A Boye home near Fort Sill Planetarium with hostesses Mrs. Boye Mrs. R C Ashley and Mrs J M Tanzillo. Special guests included Mrs. R E Mitchell and Mrs J L Johnson. A fashion party at 7 p m at Yates Restaurant was announced. Capt Robert Phillips presented the program. about 15 wives attended.
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