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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1964
Page
11
Abigail Van Buren answers readers with practical advice in a column about handling rumors in school policies nudity in a coeducational setting and a marriage strain over a weekly night out with friends. The column advises parental involvement, open communication, and seeking professional guidance.
The article outlines a spring fashion shift toward open sandals and decollete footwear. It advises foot care routines including soaking, petroleum jelly overnight, weekly pedicures, trimming nails straight across, shaping edges, moisturizing, warming towels, and softening calluses with pumice and cuticle care for polished toes and neat nails.
Mrs Joseph Rejda will be president of Roosevelt P T A for the coming year after being elected at a meeting last week. New officers include Mrs Keith Ferris first vice president Mrs Ray Golden second vice president Mrs Pete Knowels secretary Mrs Dave Barrett treasurer Mrs Dave Ferris historian and Mrs J R Walters and Mrs W D Roberson voting delegates to the council. The program by fifth and sixth graders was led by music teacher Mrs Schreferecke and devotion by Mrs Evelyn Hamilton.
The Petunia Garden club will meet at 9 30 a m Thursday in the home of Mrs George Thorpe 1410 Columbia with Mrs James France and Mrs G A Cunningham as co hosts.
Mrs. Arthur Palmieri’s home hosted a coffee for officers wives of the 2nd Deep Battalion 36th Artillery with guests including Mrs. George Barball and Mrs. Douglas Harper. Upcoming events include a Wednesday coffee for Mrs. Griffin, a March 18 international fair planning gathering, a March 29 battalion party, an April 8 baby shower, and a welcome for Mrs. Lawrence Fisher. New items note luxury throws in wool and mohair, warm and decorative in bright colors.
A coffee gathering of FAMTC officers wives was held at Mrs. Andrew P. Nicotra's home. Mrs. Lawrence P. Bischoff led a business meeting and plans were formed for the March 19 luncheon later canceled. Newcomer Mrs. Felix A. Cruz and guests included Mrs. David L. Taylor among others.
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