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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1973

Page

7

Abby Advice Columns Chronicle Ordinary Worries

Readers write in on hunting cruelty marriage woes and senior gifts. Abby replies urging compassion and counseling while offering practical gift ideas for older readers and reminding about personal privacy.

What's Cooking What’s Cooking by Cecily Brownstone

Louise Reisman’s Yogurt Pie uses yogurt cottage cheese and gelatin set in a graham crust with nutmeg. Sunday menu features Fresh Broccoli Salad with oil and vinegar marinade. cook broccoli, chill, and garnish with anchovy fillets and pimiento for six servings.

Louise K. Reisman New York

ATC Battalion Mardi Gras party at Fort Sill hosts and farewells

Officers of the 5th Battalion ATC and their wives held a pre Mardi Gras party in the Artillery Room of the Fort Sill Officers Club attended by about 50 people. Lt Col James L Chapman presided as buccaneer decorations and awards were given including a misguided missile award to 2nd Lt Muir and red garter awards to departing wives. Farewells were said to several officers and wives with desk sets and certificates presented.

5Th Battalion ATC Fort Sill James Dismukes Lee Burnside Wol Edward B. Selstad Wolf Karl Weiss Harry S. Truman Joseph Wagner

Gals Help Support Families Rise in Working Women

W Scane Bowler of Pioneer Western Corp. reports that nearly four in every five working women help support families. He notes 31.6 million of 83.8 million workers in 1971 were women, with 58 percent married or in households with working husbands, and divorced wives growing fastest.

Washington, D.C W. Scane Bowler Pioneer Western Corp Bowler

Flower Arrangements Shown at Fort Sill Officers Club Luncheon

The monthly luncheon of the Tactics and Combined Arms Department wives group at Fort Sill featured hostesses from the Artillery Tactics Division. Guest speaker R. B. Scott spoke on flower arranging, with about 65 attendees including Mrs. R. B. Scott and Chaplain Sullentrop.

Tactics and Combined Arms Department Fort Sill Richard Monahan Carl Eggleston Travas R. B. Scott

Luncheon Planned by Domestic Science Club

The Domestic Science Club invites members to a luncheon at 1 p.m. Wednesday hosted by Mrs. H. R. Stafford at 6934 Beta. Co hosts are Mrs. Roy Stafford and Mrs. Marie Gilbert.

Domestic Science Club H. R. Stafford Roy Stafford Marie Gilbert Lawton Business and Professional Women’s Club Lawtonian NCO Wives’ Club Shakespeare Club C. A. Packitt Maple First Presbyterian Church

Lose Weight This Week with Odrinex Tablet

An advertisement touts Odrinex as a slim trim aid. It claims a tiny tablet that is easy to swallow and contains no dangerous drugs or starving required.

Speaker Heard By Homemakers in Chattanooga Meeting

The Better Living Extension Homemakers Group met at Mrs. J. W. Bohl home for a social and business session. Mrs. Othel Patton assisted, group singing was led by Mrs. Sam Creith, and devotions were given by Mrs. Bohl. Mrs. Carl Fisher Jr. presided as Mrs. Woodrow Patton reported on a recent workshop and announced Mrs. Othel Patton will narrate the April Manitou dress revue. Howard Deleplane was welcomed as a new member.

Chattanooga Better Living Extension Homemakers Group J. W. Bohl Othel Patton Sam Creith Bohl Carl Fisher Jr Woodrow Patton Frederick Memorial Civic Center Manitou Howard Deleplane

Lawton social clubs calendar fills week with meetings

Lawton community groups plan meetings and events across Fort Sill venues and Lawton churches. Public affairs, woman's clubs, sororities, service organizations, bridge and square dance clubs, and luncheons span Monday through Thursday with locations including Lawton High School Reynolds Army Hospital and the Lawton Country Club.

The Lawton Woman's Forum Lawton High School Reynolds Army Hospital Fort Sill Veterans of Foreign Wars S. 2Nd

Baptist Church Conference Draws 250 Attendees

Walters First Baptist Church hosted a fellowship dinner and ministerial conference with music from Temple Chattanooga and Wichita Falls Texas. Speakers were Rev. Joe Carman Pollard Avenue Baptist Lawton Rev. Hoyt Ruddell Cameron Baptist Lawton and Rev. N N Antonson Trinity Baptist Lawton.

Chattanooga Walters First Baptist Church Temple Wichita Falls Tex Joe Carman Pollard Avenue Baptist Church Lawton Hoyt Ruddell Cameron Baptist Church N. N. Antonson Trinity Baptist Church

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