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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1972
Page
5
Letters to Dear Abby reveal hairdressers’ mixed experiences with tipping. Respondents from Massachusetts to Oklahoma describe earnings, hours, and the role tips play in sustaining their livelihoods, with several arguing tips remain welcome yet not guaranteed.
Numerous groups in Lawton host meetings and activities from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. Events include Junior Miss Judy Taylor pageant, American Business Women's Association chapters, PEO Sisterhood dinners, Senior Citizens Club gatherings, and varied hobby and veterans groups at venues such as Hotel Lawtonian, Masonic Temple, and Lawton Country Club.
Mrs. Floyd Porter was elected and installed as president of Rotary Ann Club at a Cameron College campus meeting in Shepherd Center South. Other officers installed were Mrs. Paul Welch vice president Mrs. John Taylor secretary Mrs. Ed Gartrell treasurer and Mrs. Ed Dewey parliamentarian.
Creamy green bean medley features frozen beans bean sprouts water chestnuts and cream of mushroom soup with Worcestershire sauce and salt. Serves eight and invites sides rolls fruit and cookies.
In a recent gathering at Capt. Cy rus D. Walker home officers and wives of the 75th Field Artillery Group welcomed new arrivals Capt. and Mrs. Cy rus D. Walker Capt. and Mrs. William McCauley and Lt. Schultz Col. Clement H. Will led the event and bade farewell to Lt. Col. and Mrs. Robert Hunter Two strawberry trees served as decorations.
Wives of officers from the 4th Battalion ATC hosted a coffee at Mrs. Charles F. Zehner home with Mrs. Stephen L. Smith assisting. Mrs. Clay E. Blanton led the gathering and welcomed Mrs. Judge C. Smith a newcomer. Officers of Charley Battery and their spouses attended another party at Capt. and Mrs. James R. Bell home with Lt Col Clay E. Blanton presiding and Capt. and Mrs. Richard A. Gammick plus Lt. and Mrs. Joseph Curreri in attendance.
David W. Durrant, 29, invites 60 friends to a divorce celebration in Bolton Massachusetts. Guests arrive in a car marked Just Divorced and gifts include a towel, frying pan, a lone egg, and a teacup. He and his wife wed in England seven years ago and separated about two years ago.
Officer Candidates School Class 4-72 and spouses held a Red Bird party at the Howitzer House Fort Sill to celebrate the class graduation to upperclassmen. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Rick Carver and Mr and Mrs Brad Neal with Charles Melvin presiding.
Personal note states Mrs Pamela Van Duykeren of Anaheim California has been a guest in the home of her uncle and aunt Dr H R Seesaran and Mrs Seesaran at 404 North 31st Street.
Good decorators seek meaningful items like vases wall decor or prints from travels or antiques passed down by families. Imagination guides selection and placement to avoid crowding. A single piece or coordinated group with a common theme creates stronger impact. Courteous help is available in-store.
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