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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1963
Page
4
Nutrition expert Dr. Ruth Huenemann advises a realistic 1200 calorie plan with small frequent meals and optional indulgences. She emphasizes gradual lifestyle changes, daily activity, and maintaining emotional balance while dieting.
Miss Kaye Bessett was honored at a display bridal shower in the Sterling Baptist church. Three tables arranged in a T with blue and white spring flowers formed the centerpiece. Hostesses included Mrs. Ralph Harper and others. out-of-town guests listed from Rush Springs to Lawton.
Homemaking workshop free at Civic room of Security Bank Trust Co 7 30 p m. Social society meets at NCO club 7 30 p m. Past Noble Grands clubs of Good will Rebekah lodge 83 and Unity Rebekah lodge 121 host 8 p m meetings with Mrs Rex Mills and Mrs C M Hardy. VFW post 1193 and auxiliary run Games Night 8 p m at VFW building 926 S Second. Sub Deb club led by Cindy Needham 7 30 p m 2416 Atlanta. Central Baptist Doreas Sunday School class led by Mrs Perry Moss 7 30 p m 2105 Bell. Charity chapter 507 Order of Star meets at Masonic temple 1814 Beal Heights. Presbyterian Women circles meet at 9 a m and 2 p m at various homes. Retired Telephone Women’s club hosts lunch 11 30 a m at Bryan’s Coffee Shop with Mrs Marvin Cameron. Senior Citizens potluck at Museum of the Great Plains 7 p m. Ladies auxiliary to VFW post 1193 meets at 8 p m 926 S Second. Wesleyan Service Guild holds annual family picnic at 7 p m at 22 N 28th home of Mr and Mrs Peter B Starns.
Thelma Wood installed officers at a Friday ceremony for Unity Rebekah Lodge 121. Elective officers were Read as noble grand Marks as vice grand and Quantz as financial secretary with numerous appointive posts filled and gifts presented. Out-of-town guests from Duncan Wichita and Comanche attended along with lodge members.
The Pioneer club will hold a business meeting at 2 p.m. Friday at the Museum of the Great Plains. Plans for the Rangers scheduled July 26 will be discussed. All members are urged to attend.
Mrs. Perry Moss will host a Central Baptist Dorcas Sunday School class gathering at her home 2105 Bell at 7 30 p m on Tuesday.
The Triangle Home Demonstration club met in its building with Mrs. Clara J. Kelley leading a safety lesson. Members shared accident experiences as Miss Esther Green presided, and Farm Safety Week motto was announced. Dates for 4H camp, Homemakers conference, county fair, and a July council meeting were listed.
Tips on dusting with a squeeze bottle and using plastic caps for showers, plus a note on cleaning dishwasher connections with a rag. Also reports on the Lawton-Fort Sill International club meeting and auxiliary, and a Sub Debs gathering with host Cindy Needham.
Sterling Special reports heard by club members at Town Hall. Mrs Lorene Jeffreys led prayer. Club prize awarded to Mrs Asa Kitchens. Refreshments served by Mrs Jeffreys and Mrs Kitchens. Next meeting set for Aug 5 with Mrs Muriel Liles and Mrs Beer assisting.
Abby counsels that minors cannot drink anywhere and notes private home exceptions do not apply. A reader asks how to handle a husband who writes to relatives for her but neglects her letters. Abby suggests ignoring petty spite and a plan to meet in stores when separated.
Wives of officers in the Tth Battalion ATCFA gathered at Mrs. William Traynor’s 201 Northwood home for coffee. Mrs. Harry Thakarides welcomed Mrs. Robert Dolan who recently joined the group. A flowered cake, cookies, sherbet punch and coffee were served. Attendees included Mrs. William Koons and Mrs. Eugene Irvin.
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