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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1973
Page
9
A collage of Dear Abby letters covers exam conduct silence rules, personal hygiene in relationships, trust in a private investigator spouse, and a reader urging charity mentions. Abby answers with pragmatic views while addressing ethics, privacy, and health topics.
Tom Hoge profiles chicken dishes from American cooks and actors, highlighting Lewis Stadlen and his Chicken Acapulco recipe. The piece notes year round poultry availability and historical connections from Napoleon to Henry IV, then provides a step by step method with olive oil butter onion garlic orange juice cognac peppers raisins and parley. Serves four and pairs with dry white wine.
The Goodwill Club met at the home of Mrs. Wylie Box 1203 Lake for a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Martha Elrod was assisting hostess. Mrs. Ludwig Werner presided as president. Mrs. O. C. Aubrey led devotions and Everett Narrow assisted during the program and received a hostess gift.
Wives of Officers at the Officer Candidate School held a final coffee at 706 W. Gore Blvd hosted by Mrs. Burnal T. Whitefield. Mrs. Beverly Barge presided and announced dates for the final week. A skit night occurred July 3 and a Fort Sill tour originated from the Fort Sill Howitzer House.
Personal visitors at Mrs Grace Keeler 906 Ferris include her son and daughter in law Leonard Krauss from Chatham New Jersey. The Graduation Ball for Officer Candidates Class 473 occurs today at Fort Sill Officers Club ballroom. A graduation breakfast for candidates and wives precedes the class graduation at 9 30 a m in Snow Hall Auditorium Fort Sill. A reception follows in the Fort Sill Officer Club Artillery Room. A farewell Battalion party is scheduled for Monday July 9 at the Royal Coach Inn and the family Battalion Unit party Wednesday July 11.
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