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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1972

Page

11

Abigail McCarthy on women power and family roles

Abigail McCarthy former wife of Eugene McCarthy argues that the women’s movement should support family life and that women’s energy is wasted when not directed at national problems. She discusses politics, campaigns, and her autobiographical book Private Faces Public Places detailing her life with the candidate.

New York Abigail McCarthy Eugene McCarthy Steinem Mrs. McCarthy Manhattan Doubleday

Theta Rho Club Installs State Officers and Culinary Notes

Theta Rho Club No. 29 installed state officers at a meeting in Goodwill Rebekah Hall with Miss Beth Daily presiding and Miss Trin ket Lorenz as installing officer. New officers include Miss Lavena Shuler president and Miss Kathy Durant among a large slate. Also included are culinary tips on okra use in Creole dishes and a note on the 585 B.C. eclipse predicted by Thales.

Lawton Theta Rho Club No Lavena Shuler Tammie Pillow Tomena Ledford Callie Campbell Cindy Weaver Belinda Garrett Carolyn Weaver Susan Vickers Lorenz Peggy Herron Kathy Durant Marilyn Morales Terri Jackson Inside Guardian Brenda Jackson Outside Guardian Debbie Herron First Herald Lola Romines Second Herald Debbie Haily Third Herald Susan Forthmyer Fourth Herald Debbie Strange

Heiress Must Pay 1 Million in New Jersey Divorce

Mary Lea Johnson Ryan, heiress to the Johnson & Johnson fortune, must pay her husband William A. Ryan 1 million under New Jersey's new equitable distribution law. He receives 650 000 outright and 350 000 in trust for their two teenage children, who stay with him. The settlement, filed in the Chan cery Division, is described as the largest under the statute which allows divorce after 18 months of separation or 12 months of desertion. Ryan keeps a 500 000 Maryland home. Mrs. Ryan receives a Bedminster house of equal value. They filed mutual complaints with desertion and cruelty cited. hers was dismissed. Under prior laws, equal division was unlikely.

McCarthy Gene Trenton N. J Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Mary Lea Johnson Ryan William A. Ryan Ryan Chancery Division of Superior Court New New Jersey Maryland Bedminster Ryans

Delegates Attend MDAA Regional Conference in Seattle

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Faries and Mrs. Corinne Bomgardner, longtime Oklahoma delegates, returned from Seattle where the Muscular Dystrophy Trophy Associations of America held a regional meeting. The trio, representing the southwestern Oklahoma district, reviewed programs and planned events for the coming year including talks before civic groups.

Thomas E. Faries Magnolia Corinne Bomgardner Seattle Wash Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America Oklahoma

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