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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1972

Page

7

Homemakers Cited For Work At Oklahoma Extension Meeting

Dr. Grace Spivey and Dr. Robert B. Kamm praised Extension Homemakers at Cameron College for expanding extension work in Oklahoma. Kamm urged continued progress citing 4-H clubs and urban education, while Spivey called for visible evidence of impact and leadership to reach illiterate women. Four hundred representatives from 16 southwestern counties attended.

Grace Spivey Robert B. Kamm Oklahoma Kamm Spivey Oklahoma Extension Homemakers Council Cameron College PA. Kamm Oklahoma State University Stillwater Homemak Ers Community Development Institute OSU Moon Tives

Wives of Officers Gather In Civilian Social Round

A long list of gatherings among officers wives is reported. Meetings include the 3rd Battalion 32nd Field Artillery wives at Mrs. Edgar Veiga’s home with farewells to Mrs. Cowan and others. Col. Foundas hosted an Officers and Staff battery group farewell and gifts to Capt. Patterson and Lt. Wright. Newcomers Capt. Madzelan welcomed. Various clubs including Lawton Pioneer Women, Office of the Secretary USA FAS, and III Corps Artillery in Fort Sill area held coffees and luncheons with multiple hostesses and farewells across March and April.

32Nd Field Artillery Edgar Veiga Donnely Cowan Cowan Gino Trinca Mitchell Miller Geoffrey Parker Arthur J. Foundas Foundas Col John Patterson Thomas Wright Jon Madzelan Larry Rickert Usafas Wesley V. Hull Louis J. Rothwell Lawrence H. Caruthers Jr Paul W. Davis Edmund S. Greenwell Peter T. Zielenski Zielenski Sanford FE. Harper Michael A. Fitz Joseph III Corps Artillery Fort Sill Bob Johnson Dale Campbell Will Collett Joseph Mamorella Eddie Jones Arthur Meier Marshall Myers Lowell G. Smith Robert Johnson Lawrence Broughton John Martin Mamorella Dale Granlund Gary Perkins

Quality furniture wins over price in Home Decor feature

A shopper visits At Home Decor and contemplates a costly sofa set and matching pieces. The store’s decorator urges patience, advising to wait for the best pieces and to buy only what truly fits the budget and long term quality.

Community Social Calendar for Fort Sill Area

Senior Citizens Club at Museum of the Great Plains hosts Kaleidoscope pre show reception 7 p.m. at McMahon Memorial Auditorium. Beta Sigma Phi and P.E.O. Sororities meet at specified addresses and times. NCO Wives Club and Business and Professional Women hold meetings. Mountain TOPS meets at Health Department. Friday features a coffee event for retiring military personnel after the Fort Sill ceremony.

NCO Club Fort Sill

Packard Plans Easter Visit After NYC Appointment

Paul D. Packard of New York City will visit his mother Mrs Rosetta Brown and his grandmother Mrs Katherine Brownlee in Arlington and No 12 Arlington over Easter weekend. He has been appointed deputy director of the New York City Building Trades Program and heads to Houston Texas for a voter registration conference by the A Phillip Randolph Institute, accompanied by his father Jack Packard of NYC.

Paul D. Packard New York City N. Y Rosetta Brown N. 43Rd Katherine Brownlee Arlington Houston Tex A. Phillip Randolph Institute Jack Packard

Easter Egg Hunt Held By Church Chattanooga

Mrs. Charlie Ochsner and Mrs. Harry Dooley hosted an Easter egg hunt for the kindergarten and nursery departments of the Chattanooga Baptist Church on the church lawn. Mothers assisting included Mrs. Frank Foster Mrs. Hugh Dis mukes Mrs. Gains Dodd and others.

Chattanooga Charlie Ochsner Harry Dooley Jacob Fischer Lee Jackson Sweed Gossett Dennis Matthews

OCU Pianist Featured Artist at Schubert Music Club Recital

Members of the Schubert Music Club hosted pianist Carol Stonehocker in a recital at the McMahon Foundation. About 125 guests attended as Lou Schilling welcomed attendees and introduced instructor Robert Laughlin of Oklahoma City University. Out-of-town guests included Carnegie residents.

Schubert Music Club Carol Stonehocker McMahon Foundation T. R. Leen A. E. Newcombe Kenneth Rauch Carl Reno Nancy Sawyer Lou Schilling Robert Laughlin Oklahoma City University Oklahoma City W. E. Corbin Gene Sawyer Dee Anne Sawyer Carnegie

Schubert Club Hosts Tea at Record Museum Event

Schubert Club hosted a tea at the Record Museum in the Museum of the Great Plains. Whit Ozier the museum director spoke on the origin of records and played selections from 1895 to today. Mrs. A E Newcombe presided at the tea table assisted by Miss Leta Mae Smith and Mrs. Lou Schilling.

Schubert Music Club Record Museum Museum of the Great Plains Whit Ozier A. E. Newcombe Leta Mae Smith Lou Schilling

Dear Abby satire sparks light response from reader pupils

Abigail Van Buren shares reader satire about the Dear Abby column. The letters depict a classroom activity, a humorous critique, and a tongue in cheek inquiry about personal issues while noting the columnist’s amused reaction.

Mrs Bartosovsky Is Honored on 91st Birthday

Mrs Joe Bartosovsky celebrated her 91st birthday with a luncheon in the Clark Bohart Community Building. Hosts were Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church members and Rev Ward Pankratz. Fifty guests attended including her children and grandchildren with music by Mrs Herman Pepper.

Medley Head Apache Housing Authority Donald Miller Harvey Miller Scotty Ambrose Stacy Wolcott Ben Keeney Larry Wayne Glover Elgin Joe Bartosovsky Clark-Bohart Bilding The Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church Ward Pankratz Chil Dren Tom Marr Arnold Nelson Jerry John Bartosovsky I. G. Anderson Independence Paul Howard Charles Bartosovsky Carnegie Bill Millwee Moore Herman Pepper

Battalion Holds Retirement Party at Fort Sill

Officers of the 2nd Battalion 31st Field Artillery and their wives held a final party at the Polo Club Fort Sill as the battalion deactivates. Lt. Col. Raymond A. Braga lone presided. Capt John Bacon led a wines program and gifts were presented to Lt. Col. Bragalone and his wife.

31St Field Artillery Raymond A. Bragalone Bragalone Robert Beyer Daniel Palmer Polo Club Fort Sill Alpha Battery Chrisman E. Bonnell William §. Waters John F. Hackett John Bacon

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Mary Smith Paul Jackson Mark X. Vandaveer G. R. Mummery Lawton Pioneer Women’s Club John Brewer E. H. Schortemeyer Ila Mae Allsman Pearl Dow Roy Ranes H. P. Hiester Ruby Herring John Roberts Lawton Faxon Esther Naylor Mrs. G. Thomas Walters Ray Weger Greenville Forest Weer Richard A. Leeper John FE. Romaka Richard E. Reifsnyder Robert T. Pavlak Terry L. Riddle Carl F. Whitschanke Herbert Perkins B. R. Baker Wayne Edward Widerman Grace Smith Laur Perry Mrs Mance Perry Comanche Jok Gore Dutton Emy Fisher Senior Citizens Club Museum of the McMahon Memorial Auditorium Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Arthur Knott Jr 40Th P.E.O. Sisterhood Robert Fullerton Cherry Lawton-Fort Sill NCO Wives’ Club Business and Lawtonian Redley NCO Association Mountain Tops Club Health Department S. Sheridan OCU Schubert Club NEW Shipment Cary El’s Discount Clothing Flair Studio OF Charm D.T.C O.P.B.S Abigail van Buren Abby Norman M. IN Los Angeles Norman Xylo Otis Wyoming Tarzana Oria P.S Chamber of Commerce California Cal Mrs. Bartosovsky Quest Club Carey Johnson Lawrence Ferguson W. Blair Scott George Bridges Nore Laundry and i N. Sheridan Rd Erwin Acres Rita’s
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