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ABIGAIL OFFERS views on marriage strain beard irritant and smoking etiquette in reader letters. Topics include a husband demanding open access and a teacher facing rude guests amid a smoking ban.
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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1973
Page
9
ABIGAIL OFFERS views on marriage strain beard irritant and smoking etiquette in reader letters. Topics include a husband demanding open access and a teacher facing rude guests amid a smoking ban.
Chapter Has Rush Party Eta Upsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority hosted a salad dinner at Mrs. Eugene Barnicki’s home with Mrs. Bartnicki presiding. Tea for new pledges planned at Mrs. William Fleming’s home. Thirteen members and four guests attended. next meeting set for March 20 at Mrs. Omar Calciolari’s. Dr Royce Means spoke on games people play at Parents Without Partners event at PWP Hall.
Wives of officers of command and staff USAFAS hosted a St Patrick's Day coffee at Mrs Neil Laughy home on Coachman Drive. Twelve women attended with hostesses Mrs Laughy Mrs White and Mrs Kulikowski and Mrs Frederick Jackson presiding. A gift was given to Mrs Kenneth Lowmiller and Mrs Francis Campbell.
Mrs. J K Burns and other hostesses led a coffee for Wives of Officers of FAOAC Section One Class 3-73 in the Chateau DeVille Club Room with sixteen attendees. R L Vance presided. An event is planned for 7 p m Friday at the Cabaret Dinner Theater. The Advanced Course luncheon is set for Tuesday March 27 at the Fort Sill Officers Club. Mrs Linda Christian spoke on exercise.
Members of the Chattanooga First Baptist Church met for a lay witness mission fellowship. A program featured film slides on Alaska taken by Jerry McKinley Doris Cagle Roger Johnson Frederick and George Goodknight of Chattanooga. Refreshments were served.
The Royal Neighbors of America held a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Faye Cottingham’s home, 614 Bell. President Mrs. Everett Narrow led the meeting with a report from Mrs. Opal March and devotions by Mrs. O C Aubrey. Fourteen members attended and hostess gifts were given to several members. Installation is set for Thursday at Goodwill Rebekah Hall, 1315.
Mrs. James Densman and Mrs. Ira Dave Horton hosted a recent coffee for Wives of Officers of the Associate Arms Division at the Densman home. Gifts were given to Mrs. Neely and Mrs. Yacovelli for their day anniversaries. The next coffee is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday April 11 hosted by Mrs. Schell and Mrs. McCreary.
The Lawton Constitution lists a busy slate of social and community events for March. Groups include OK TOP Club 260, Edison Elementary PTA, Altrusa, United Methodist Women, nurses associations, bridge clubs, and the Square Toppers, with meetings, luncheons, and dances at schools, churches, and local venues around Lawton and Fort Sill.
The Arts and Crafts Department of the Lawton Woman's Forum met at Mrs. T. R. Leen's home to plan the 16th annual student art show set for March 23 to 29 at McMahon Memorial Auditorium and the Museum of the Great Plains. Winners will be announced at a tea March 25 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the auditorium. Mrs. Wilma Davis reviewed Madeline Nuttall's book The Gift.
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