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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
7
Abigail Van Buren offers guidance on teen pregnancy and parental permission, noting the need to wait until age of consent to marry. Also covers relationship decisions between widowed lovers, home living choices, and handling family guilt after a spouse's death.
World War I Barracks No. 1168 and Auxiliary choose delegates and alternates for the department convention during a joint meeting and luncheon at the First Christian Church recreation room. Names include Auxiliary delegates Mrs. A L Jackson Mrs W Walker and others with alternates listed. ceremonies featured a musical program and presentations by Barracks Commander Edward Roof and Auxiliary president Mrs. Ernest Schortemeyer.
Thirty three members and guests attended the bi monthly Ladies Auxiliary to Bateman-Darling American Legion Post No 193 in Medicine Park Hut. Mrs William Lind presided as Mrs Hu ro Sato and Mrs Lucille Suess assisted. Awards were given to Ron Kirby Paul Hughes Hugh Johnson Marie Kuykendall Orilla Mae Wood and new member Mrs Robert MacKay. The group finalized plans for a July 4 celebration from noon to 3 pm and set the next meeting for July 3.
The event, presided by Mrs. William H. Fleshman, honored several guests and gifted birthdays. Thirty attendees included Mrs. Ritchey Culver Ghelli and Sangster. A pot luck luncheon is planned for July 11 and a Sub Deb Club meeting will be on campus at Cameron College.
Social events list for Cameron College and community groups with 7 30 p.m. start times at churches clubs and venues including Centenary United Methodist Church USC Lawton Humane Society Masonic Temple Lake Helen and Fort Sill. Friday Thursday and Saturday items include circles luncheons dances tours and meetings featuring Rotary VFW groups and top clubs. Also includes a cooking tip for hot open faced sandwich snacks using English muffins leftover meats and cheese.
Mrs. M Mazza and Mrs. G Wintle chaired a branch gathering at 7311 NW 74th with 20 attendees. New officers were named including treasurer Mrs. Brian O Neill and publicity chair Mrs. Gerke, as Wives of Officers prepare to bake cookies for Reynolds Army Hospital on July 24.
Oklahoma State University hosts Days for Women July 17 to 19 on the Stillwater campus. The event features six general speakers 17 exhibits and 10 mini classes focusing on home family health and community involvement. Attorney General Larry Derryberry will discuss legislative matters and OSU’s role in international activities. Health screenings and multiphasic tests are offered in a mobile unit. Registration begins Tuesday at 1 pm with a Caesarea dig film. Frosty Troy is keynote, with a banquet talk by Dr Julia McHale and a cultural program by Mildred Smack Cleg horn concluding Thursday morning with speakers Warren and Cunningham. All women may attend for a fee. information available at county OSU Extension Centers.
Wives of Officers from the Artillery Tactics Division gathered at Mrs. John E. Travas residence 5705 Cedarwood for a summer coffee. Eighteen women attended as plans were made for a luau party on Friday July 20 with Mrs. Ron Emry and Mrs. L Myers assisting. Mrs. Travas presided and said farewells to Mrs. Griffin Mrs. Ritchey and Mrs. Oates.
A club coffee for Wives of Officers of the Nuclear Weapons Employment Division at Fort Sill was held on the Officers Club patio. Chairmen named include Mrs. William Berg for TCAD lunch reservations and Mrs. Thomas Birch and Mrs. Donald Hancock for Day Care Center. Mrs. Donald Gray welcomed newcomers along with Mrs. Steve Toielle, Mrs. Dick Mitchell and Mrs. Bob Zawilski. A branch welcome for new members will be Friday July 6 at the Montego Bay Motel poolside with hosts Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Robert Ligon. Eleven women attended. Hostesses for the July 10 meeting will be Mrs. Swenson and Mrs. Padrano.
Chairs should be comfortable for reading watching TV and relaxing. Place furniture to encourage natural conversation groups and suit family activities rather than just visual impact.
Mrs. Thomas Brookings was honored with a patio party and dinner hosted by the Sherilykes Club at the Stews home as her husband transfers to San Antonio Texas. She received an engraved silver tray and a monetary graduation gift was given to Deborah Curtis.
Food prices in the long run increased 22 percent from 1967 to 1972, while all other items rose 26 percent. Wages and salaries grew about 45 percent in the same five-year period, according to the Consumer Price Index.
New pencils and crayons are marketed as eye makeup with applications as eyeshadow liner blush lip liner and eyebrow pencil. A wide variety of colors is offered for diverse looks.
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