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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1972

Page

7

MEDDAC Club Hosts Poolside Coffee at Fort Sill Club

MEDDAC Women's Club met for a poolside coffee at the Fort Sill Officers' Club. Hostesses Mrs. David Zumek and Mrs. Terry Guilbert arranged the event. Lt. Col. Helen Jackson and many members welcomed newcomers, while farewell was given to Mrs. Clarke M. Brandt and Mrs. Smith received a gift.

Meddac Women’s Club Fort Sill David Zumek Terry Guilbert Charles T. Hudgins Jr Helen Jackson Kenneth J. Shoup Larry J. O'Neill William M. Fraser Raymond Cornelison Leland Stone William K. Smith Jerry Kidd Michael Rhodes Thomas C. Schultz Ronald L. Bolen William H. Brown Clarke M. Brandt Smith

Luncheon Fetes Miss Anita Bull

A bridesmaids luncheon was hosted in honor of Miss Anita Bull bride elect of Kenneth L Harding Jr. at Beal Heights Presbyterian Church parlor. Mrs Glynn Coley and Mrs Mike Thompson hosted with a silver bell centerpiece and red flowers. honored guest was Mrs George R Bull, mother of the bride elect. attendants listed.

Anita Bull Kenneth L. Harding Jr Beal Heights Presbyterian Church Glynn Coley Mike Thompson George R. Bull

Why Boss Prefers Tall Women in a Weird Hiring Habit

Dear Abby replies that a boss who bans tall men may fear being dwarfed by rivals and the mothering pull of tall women. The column also covers a neighbor fencing dispute over spilled white paint and a note on a marriage question now allowed by Catholic rules.

Abby R. L U.S.N Milton, Fla

Officers' Wives Meet For Coffee At Fort Sill

Mrs C Alex Brassert hosted a coffee for wives of officers of the 214th Field Artillery Group at her home. Mrs Geoffrey S Parker assisted. Newcomers welcomed included Mrs Shelby W Harrod and Mrs Lee D Southard. A group meeting is set for 6 30 p m Saturday Aug 12 at Fort Sill Office. Farewell trays were given to several hosts and guests, with Mrs W B Willsey of Cherry Hill N J attending. The next coffee is planned for 10 a m Thursday Aug 10 at the home of Mrs Stephen A Edgar.

C. Alex Brassert 214Th Field Artillery Group Geoffrey S. Parker Ernest P. Terrell Jr Fort Sill Shelby W. Harrod Lee D. Southard James O. Morton John H. Manteris Robert G. MeeWard Stephen W. Monoski W. B. Willsey Cherry Hill N.J Stephen A. Edgar

Col and Mrs Caid Honored at Fort Sill Polo Club

Col Larry Caid and his wife were feted at a formal reception hosted by the Combat Developments Command and Field Artillery Agency at Fort Sill Polo Club. Newcomers included Lt Col Eugene Moeller Maj Harold Nelson Maj John Beieler Maj James Jordan Capt Frank Meier CW3 Richard Piler and Maj Richard Noack. Two million new U.S. homes are forecast for next year.

Larry Caid Fort Sill

Artillery Board Holds Roaring 20s Farewell Party at Fort Sill

The Artillery Board and wives hosted a hail and farewell party in the Artillery Room at Fort Sill Officers Club. Lt Col Frank E. Robinson hosted with Col Robert T. Blake presiding and presenting gifts to Lt Col William S. Monses and others from the Federal Republic of Germany and U S officers. Prizes for best costumes went to Mrs Monses and two other guests while entertainment featured the Noise Boys barbershop quartet and the Fort Sill Dixieland Band.

Field Artillery Board Fort Sill James P. Redden Andrew P. Nicotra

Sourwood Nectar Yields Rare Epicurean Honey

Native sourwood blooms attract thousands of bees and produce honey prized by epicures. Its nectar yields a honey rare in typical shops, sought after for distinct flavor and scarcity.

Epicures

Mud Baths Draw Iran Health Seekers to Lake Urmia

Iranian health seekers cover themselves with black mud from Lake Urmia to relieve arthritis and rheumatism. After hours in the thick mud they rinse off in the lake waters.

Lake Urmia

Odrinex Weight Loss Promise Ad

An advertisement promotes Odrinex as a tiny tablet that claims to help readers lose excess fat without dieting or exercise. It claims 14 years of use nationwide and offers a plan priced at 3.25 dollars with a larger size at 5.25 dollars and a money back guarantee.

Abby

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