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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1975
Page
5
Dear Abby column items cover a store manager who abandons his post daily, abusing staff and avoiding calls. The staff members propose a collective whistleblower letter. Additional notes discuss religious tolerance, child custody questions, and a caller asking Abby for guidance with legal and personal matters.
BSP Beta Omicron members organized a holiday party for students at the Comanche County Center for Handicapped Children. Mrs. Bob Burn chaired with Mrs. Fred Baymer and Mrs. Bill Brown assisting. Mrs. David E. Ott and the Military Wives Garden Club performed a skit. The next meeting is at 7 30 p m in Mrs. Jim Ford's home 4610 NE Columbia. China's population of 793 million is projected to double in 41 years if growth continues.
A Valentine coffee at Mrs. Currie Patton's Fort Sill home welcomed new Allied Officers Wives including Mrs Salah Abdel Haq from Jordan and Mrs Heinz Haesler from Switzerland. Farewells were said to Mrs Joseph Dagan of Israel and guests from Israel Pakistan Ghana Lebanon Australia and more attended with plans for Officers Wives Club events and a Capitol tour in Oklahoma City.
Thirty seven members and guests attended the Bethel No. 7 charter presentation in the Mount Scott Masonic Temple. Debbie Martin served as honored queen and Jan Fietz framed the charter. Pete Howenstine was installed as director of music.
Local listings show a dense turnout of 7 30 p m events across Comanche and Cotton Counties Oklahoma including nursing association meetings at DAP Building and Lawton memorial hospital Fort Sill Nye Library and many church and civic group gatherings In addition to PTAS sororities veteran and women’s clubs plan luncheons dances and receptions with venues such as First Presbyterian Church United Presbyterian Women’s groups Lawton YMCA and the Fort Sill Officers Club featuring activities from Bible studies to square dancing and social hours through the evening multiple long standing organizations including the Order of the Eastern Star Royal Neighbors of America American Legion Auxiliary and the Wives of NCOs schedule events for Tuesday evenings and afternoons across the area.
Wives of Sergeants Mavor USAF met at Underwood's Ranch House to honor Mrs William L Taylor. Mrs Taylor, wife of a Fort Sill retiree, received a gift as Mrs Harry Schendel presided and welcomed Mrs Pedro Valentine, a newcomer.
A humorous essay notes a bachelor inventor Brick Wahl in the 18th century and mocks the concept of a two car garage. It follows a couple's nightly misfit parking battle with doors jammed by garbage cans bikes mower and a rollaway bed as they finally attempt to leave for dinner.
The AWTON Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta observed Founders Day at Lew Johnson’s Restaurant with the theme Sisterhood. Miss Theta Dewberry welcomed attendees while Mrs Johnnie Coffey, a Chickasha educator and social worker, delivered the keynote. Twenty six members attended as the sorority, founded in 1913 at Howard University, marks its goals of service and sisterhood.
New clinical tests at a major university hospital claim the ODRINEX Plan helps shed excess weight quickly. The tablet suppresses appetite so users eat three meals a day with fewer calories. Safe when used as directed, it aims to boost appearance and well being with a satisfaction or money back guarantee. The public service sorority now lists 470 chapters and 65,000 members.
An evening coffee for Wives of Officers of the Survey Division Target Division Target Acquisition Department USAFAS took place at Mrs. James M. Younkins home with a Valentine theme. Guests included Mrs. Robert Arciero and Mrs. Donald M. Rhea.
The text discusses the outdated expression being square and its use in interior design. It notes that rooms feature straight lines and rectangular shapes with sofas and chairs forming boxy shapes. Paintings are framed in rectangles, illustrating a recurring geometric motif in decor.
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