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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1973
Page
7
Abigail Van Buren offers advice on love distrust and living arrangements in several readers letters. A fiance fears abandonment while a secretary faces trust issues and a newlywed debates sharing a leased apartment. Readers are urged to maintain boundaries and communicate clearly.
The Lawton Pioneer Women's Club met at the Museum of the Great Plains. Mrs. W. A. Wilcoxson gave devotions. Mrs. Stella Schortemeyer assisted the program. Hostesses included Mrs. Pat Shuman and many others chaired by Mrs. Pat Shuman.
Mrs Franklin H Page and Mrs Peter K Christy were welcomed by Wives of Officers of Headquarters 1st AIT Brigade USAFAS at a meeting in Fort Sill. Mrs R E Mueller assisted. Mrs Paul F Pearson presided and bade farewell to Mrs William E McCrea. Twenty women attended.
Mrs Harold Hutchinson new to the post meets Wives of Officers during a Fort Sill Officers Club coffee. Jewelry donated by attendees raised funds for the group treasury. Door prizes go to Mrs Hutchinson and Mrs James Hisey. July salad luncheon planned and DACTE event set for June 29 at the Fort Sill Golf Club.
The Rose Garden Club held a picnic and installation of officers at Woodland Hills Park. Weaver was named president with Mrs Milford Walker as vice president and Mrs R L Glenn as treasurer, followed by remarks from other officers.
Local clubs and organizations list weekly gatherings in Lawton. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1193 hosts games at 926 S 2nd. Circles meet at First Presbyterian women’s groups. other events include luncheons dinners and picnics at various venues such as the Museum of the Great Plains Lawton Country Club and Mattie Beal Park.
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