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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1963
Page
10
Abigail Van Buren columns present letters about jealousy parental money and social status marriage expectations and marital fatigue. Readers discuss a boyfriend’s lunch buddy poisonings a girl’s view on love and marriage and neighborly gossip about infidelity and obligations.
Special budget wallpapers capture youthful hobbies with authentic motifs. Review notes toy car marques and horse tack designs, praised for accuracy and color. Backdrops for a single wall or coordinated wood grains offer affordable, washable options as kids’ interests change.
Ruth Millett argues parents should avoid pressuring kids for top grades. Children seek parental approval and may cheat to please adults. Focus on learning, self reliance, happiness, and friendships rather than grades or perfection.
An article on fall rainwear discusses fur effects and fashionable coats capes and rain accessories. It notes vinyl faux leather options and patterns like alligator snakeskin and checks plus calf lined corduroy coats and stylish ponchos for varied budgets.
The Boone Home Demonstration club schedules its next meeting for 2 p.m. August 7 with Mrs. Ben McMahan as hostess. Several members also plan to attend the Homemakers conference August 12 to 15 in Stillwater.
A recipe feature lists a pear and cucumber aspic salad with cottage cheese garnish, crab salad with grapefruit on lettuce, plus tips for traveling comfort and refreshing home sheet ideas. It covers ingredients, quantities, and preparation steps for two salads and a decor tip.
The column shares homemaking tips for durable nylons, hair setting stories, bag and toy shelf hacks, and laundry pooling ideas. It notes reader letters on deodorants for clothing and asks readers to contribute ideas for Polly's Pointers with a chance to win a silver dollar. Apache notes add a Fort Cobb bridge dinner guest list.
A reader is advised to write to Abby with their troubles and send a stamped self addressed envelope for a private unpublished reply. The note indicates personal correspondence rather than public response.
Twenty seven members and guests of the Wesley Sunday School class of First Methodist met at the C A Wolverton farm near Faxon for a covered dish dinner and swimming. After dinner a business meeting elected a new slate of officers for the coming year led by co presidents Ernest Cavett and Noble Allen with Harry Miller as secretary treasurer.
Colored cotton quilts are doubling in brass this summer. They perk up a bedroom as spreads during the day and serve as light covers for night.
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