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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1976

Page

8

Good Shopping Practices Make Safe Items Cheaper

A guide from the OSU Extension office urges wise shopping to save 15 to 30 percent yearly by planning sales. It covers needs versus wants, knowing prices, timing big sales, return policies, and aligning purchases with usual spending to maximize value and satisfaction.

OSU

Artists Seek New View Of Aging At Cleveland Symposium

A Project aimed at reshaping the image of aging held a symposium at Case Western Reserve University led by history professor David Van Tassel. About 40 scholars artists and writers examined aging beyond decline, arguing old age can inspire achievement. A second meeting is planned for New York as part of a 24 year project with results to be published in 1976.

Case Western Reserve University David van Tassel van Tassel New York Cleveland

Toastmistress Meeting at Fort Sill NCO Club

Mrs. Harold Singleterry presided and welcomed guest Mrs. Hugh Isbell as 24 members attended. Mrs. A W McGinnas Jr led table while Mrs. Paul Ebisch and Mrs. Robert Sheehan spoke. Opening ceremonies included Mrs. T C Alexander and Miss Jean Young. Next meeting set for 11 15 a m Thursday Jan 22 at Fort Sill NCO Club.

A. W McGinnas Jr Paul Ebisch Robert Sheehan Harold Singleterry Hugh Isbell T. C. Alexander Jean Young Clayton Edwards Bill Fort Sill

Bishop Riders Install Officers

The Bishop Riders installed new officers for the club. Armstrong and Dr. Chrispsvekichi joined the building committee alongside Mr and Mrs Arvie Cummings and Mr and Mrs Marsh. Miss Jery Hilliard was welcomed as a new member. Outgoing officers were presented.

Playday Armstrong Chris Psvekichi Arvie Cummings Marsh Jery Hilliard

Comanche-Cotton WMU Sets January Meeting and Topics

Comanche and Cotton Counties Woman's Missionary Union schedules a meeting Thursday January 15 at Central Baptist Church from 9 30 a m to 2 15 p m with a noon covered dish luncheon. The day includes training conferences for age level leaders and a Mission Study Institute on Home Missions books.

Comanche-Cotton Counties Gerald R. Smith Associational Baptist WMU Smith Lawton First Baptist Church Charles Ellenbrook Lawton Trinity Baptist Church Richard White Acteens Anthony Hunt Don Lancaster Elgin First Baptist Church Mission Friends Kenneth Rupe Lawton Bobby Maxwell Harold Olin James Gunkel The Central Baptist Church

Sorority Welcomes Two New Members at Xi Delta Beta

Xi Delta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Omar Calciolari’s home to greet new members Mrs. Owen Park and Mrs. Jimmy Bryan. Mrs. Gene Bartnicki led the meeting with a program on Vive La Difference. A charity project and the city-wide Valentine dance were discussed. The Lawton Police Department will present a safety film. The next meeting is 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Jan. 20 at Mrs. Eddie Johnson’s home.

Owen Park Jimmy Bryan Xi Delta Beta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Omar Calciolari N. 16Th Lawton

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