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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1972
Page
8
A reader seeks guidance on a marital affair and a future with a husband who boasts a long hobby driven vacation plan. Abby suggests a blunt choice and a compromise while addressing vacation logistics for a family with two young children. Another letter questions paying a hostess fee at a party and Abby notes prepaid costs should be disclosed.
Officers of Gunnery Operations and Review and Analysis Divisions hosted a dinner at the Fort Sill Officers Club. Col. L R Roper presided and welcomed numerous named officers and their spouses while farewells were said to several couples and new parents were congratulated.
The article traces how headwear has long influenced hair, dress, jewelry and cosmetics from Biblical times to ancient Egypt. It notes Nefertiti as an early influence on the pillbox hat and explains how head attire signified rank in social and military contexts.
Mrs Ernest Terrell wife of the 24th Field Artillery Group commander was honored with a welcoming coffee at the Polo Club Fort Sill Hostesses included Mrs Richart Cook Mrs Gerald Griffith and wives of officers of the 28th Group Guests named are Mrs Roderick Wetherill Mrs Lawrence H Caruthers Jr and Mrs Walter Mayo A orchid corsage was given to Mrs Terrell Baking soda is noted for neutralizing odors in refrigerators and on boards.
Readers share a warm moist rising method for dough using a draft free space. If no cool private area is available proof dough in a modified oven set to 40 degrees for one minute then off to create a gentle rise. Place dough with room to expand and a pan of hot water on the oven floor before closing the door.
Long dresses remain popular with daytime and evening options. Flowy silhouettes feature ruching and printed rosebuds, suitable for casual outings and formal occasions alike.
Comanche County Legal Secretaries share spring state board meet in McAlester with Pittsburg County group. Attendees include Mrs. Larne Allen and others. Lawton convention planned for May 5-7 in Lawton. Beta Sigma Phi recognized moves to Korea and Oklahoma City. opera history program shared. Southwestern Hospital Auxiliary awards given for volunteer hours. campus emotional health discussed.
A salad dinner hosted by Eta Upsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi to map reactivation of Eta Phi Chapter gathered 17 guests at Mrs. Gene Bartnich home. Invitations for a tea at Mrs. Jess Mianna’s home were issued for potential new Ela Phi Chapter members.
Judge and Mrs. Joe Bone of Mexico Missouri were recent guests of Mrs. Earl Patterson and other relatives in Apache.
Women Are- WIVES of Officers in the Office of the Director of Instruction held a coffee at Mrs. Edgar F.E. Wiseman home. Mrs. Jerry L. Hurd assisted the hostess, Mrs. H. G. Gordon welcomed Mrs. W. D. Brown. Farewells were said to Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. Patrick Car. The Auxiliary to Lowery-Whitehead American Legion Post No. 29 met in the Legion Hut with Mrs. James Rorick presiding, assisted by Mrs. A. J. Kitchens and Mrs. C. A. Dean. Mrs. Oliver Townsend, sixth district president, spoke on membership.
Harold T Reese sn Mrs Paul L Callaway hosted the Wives of Officers meeting for the 4th Battalion ATC at Mrs Heese home. Mrs Robert B Dalton presided as plans to bake cookies for Reynolds Army Hospital patients were discussed and a battalion party with pat luck dinner was planned for Saturday March 8. Newcomer Mrs Charles F Zefnet was welcomed.
A luncheon and shower honored Mrs Donald L Peters at the home of Mrs Stephen Monosis. Pink tea roses and baby’s breath decor centered the table while gifts were presented to several guests including Mrs Joseph Leigh and Mrs William Allen. Wives of Sergeants Major of ATC host a Friday morning coffee at Mrs Difford Lewis’s home.
A meeting of the Lawton Pioneer Women’s Chair will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Museum of the Great Plains.
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