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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1973
Page
7
A collection of Dear Abby letters covers school dress codes in Oklahoma, hair length rules, and how dress may influence behavior. Others propose New Year resolution ideas for couples, language usage debates, and a breast cancer survivor's personal experience offering awareness and a call to seek medical care.
Department Names Directors Mrs. Jess Forbess hosted a Shut-In Department luncheon with 16 members and new member Leta Smith. Mrs. Don Billingslea led the meeting after a buffet. A white tumble weed centerpiece with red birds greeted attendees.
Mrs James McCormick hosted a coffee for wives of officers of the 3rd Battalion 38th Field Artillery recently. A group luncheon is planned at noon Thursday Feb 1 in the Artillery Room of the Fort Sill Officers Club. Wives were asked to donate dishes linens pots and pans to the Battalion Joan closet. Items may be brought to the February coffee Thursday Feb 15. Guests included Mrs David Phillips and Mrs Anita Holland.
The Fort Sill Officers Club Heritage Room hosted the Ladies Bridge group with twelve members present. Mrs Alfred Ferrer chaired the event. honors went to Mrs William Hawkins first, Mrs William Butler second, and Mrs Stanley Williams third. Guests included Mrs Hershel Williams and Mrs Guy Weaver. Mrs Irwin F Hill will host the next gathering.
Othel Patton of Chattanooga has just returned from a visit to Denver Colorado.
Chattanooga couple Mr and Mrs Clarence Bentley were recent guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Bamburg and their son Donnie in Fort Worth Texas.
Sgt and Mrs Dewayne Brannon and children Anthony and Ginger are guests at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Chester Allgood and Betty. The Brannons lived in Missawa Japan where Sgt Brannon was stationed with the Army. He has been assigned to Hill Air Force Base Utah.
Wives of four th battalion field artillery met at Mrs James Hare home with ten members present. Mrs Dennis Boerner presided and welcomed newcomer Mrs Lew Killian who received a roadrunner pin. They plan to bake cookies for patients at Reynolds Army Hospital on Tuesday Feb 27.
Fort Sill hosted a hail and farewell luncheon at the Polo Club for Officer Candidate Wives. Patrolman Billy Davis of Lawton PD spoke on safety and self defense for women and showed the film Lady Beware. Forty attending included Mrs. L. Fernandez president and guests from the Lawton Junior Service League.
The Artillery Toastmistress Club at Fort Sill held a meeting in the NCO Club with Miss Dorothy Gray presiding. New officers include Mrs. Denis Lane as president and Mrs. Austin Stephenson as vice president. a speech contest is set for February 22 at Montego Bay Motel with an April contest to follow.
Wives of Officers of Headquarters 75th Field Artillery Group held a coffee at Mrs. Hyde’s home and welcomed Mrs. Ander Roberts. Farewells were said to Mrs. Brusstar, Mrs. McCaulley and Mrs. Krause as plans for a dinner theater party in the Gaslight Theater were announced with bus transportation to be provided.
The Woman's Missionary Union of the Chattanooga Baptist Church met for mission study at Mrs. Raymond Carson's home. Mrs. C. V. Goeringer led the lesson Missions and National Issues. Mrs. Charlie Ochsner gave devotions. Eight members attended the gathering at Mrs. George Goodknight's home on Wednesday, Jan 31.
The Evening Group of the Heimatlieder German Singing Club will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Civic Room of the Security Bank Building to discuss costume ideas guided by German magazines. The event is open to the public. The American Gas Association reports 37,257,000 homes use gas heat.
The piece explains balancing a room with a unified color scheme and varied elements. It suggests using dark and light accents in small quantities, pairing lamps or chairs, and repeating colors from prints or draperies to achieve unity across different furniture styles. It invites readers to visit displays for decor help.
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