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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1973
Page
7
An Abby column covers medical roles for emotional issues, forgiveness in offense, a teen’s $800 trip to Belgium, and a reader’s request for a personal reply. It notes a 14 year old earning money and a judge of psychology versus psychiatry. Abby invites letters to Box 69700.
Dr James G Caster spoke at the Credit Women International Bosses Banquet held at Martin's Restaurant Lawton. Oklahoma City CWL members attended along with state and district leaders and Lawton officials. Sixty five persons were present.
Mrs. Sterling Moore of Oklahoma City presided as installing officer at the Southwest Counties Medical Assistants meeting held in Martin's Restaurant. Officers installed include Mrs. Bob Easley as president and Mrs. John Rooney as first vice president.
Rebekah Lodge No. 87 met in the IOOF Hall accepting new members Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Upton. Mrs. Neal McKanna presided with Mrs. Pete Sexton assisting. Mrs. E. E. Harp provided music. Guests included Leon Barefield and Mrs. Gene Wright with 32 attendees.
A luncheon ham dish uses cooked ham cubes mushrooms pimiento olives and eggs in a white sauce served on toast for a refined economical meal. A spring blender mask recommends blending egg white cucumber and dry milk powder to create a facial treatment.
The Lawton Chapter of American Gold Star Mothers met at Mrs. William Leitner’s home to review the 16th annual Oklahoma convention in Enid. Eleven members attended with Mrs. Helvey presiding and a flag ceremony by Mrs. Floyd Kennedy and Mrs. Morris.
J D Witherington of the Meteorology Division spoke on Weather and Tornadoes at the Wives of Officers luncheon in the Artillery Room of Fort Sill Officers Club. About forty attendees attended including Mrs F C Schleusing and new member Mrs Frank Klein. Luncheons will be suspended for the summer. Carolyn Hunt Club meets Thursday at 1 30 pm.
The Polo Club Fort Sill hosted a luncheon for wives of Headquarters Staff II Corps Artillery officers. Mrs William Parker presided welcoming newcomers Mrs John Schrimpf and Mrs Richard Tarieska. Hostesses were Mrs William Boehm Mrs Robert Heit and Mrs Robert Boyle. twenty four women attended. Mrs Michael Sloniker demonstrated fondue cooking presenting samples. Centerpieces featured fondue pots with burlap flowers and philodendron leaves. held Tuesday May 22.
Lawton Charter Chapter of American Business Women hosts a meeting at the Hotel Lawtonian at 6 30 p m Junior Miss Club led by Mrs Jay Walker meets at 1301 NW Euclid at 7 p m Sunken Bridge and Yacht Club holds a membership meeting at the Multi Purpose Center 1305 So Lith at 7 p m Camp Fire Girls ceremonial at Lawton Heights United Methodist Church at 7 p m
The Woman's Missionary Union annual session was held in the First Baptist Church Oklahoma City with Mrs. Jim Brown from Chattanooga and guests including Mr. and Mrs. James Watson Lawton, formerly of Grandfield, who served in Spain and Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Whitlock, Bangladesh, formerly of Fletcher. The Disabled American Veterans Junior Auxiliary delivered Easter gifts and decorations to 80 Joseph's Nursing Home residents. Community events list many local club meetings and activities across Lawton, Fort Sill, Medicine Park, and surrounding areas.
Mrs Anthony welcomed at the Wives of Officers meeting in the USA FAS Office of the Secretary, hosted by Mrs Erven S Tyler at 125 SW 68th. Daisies decorated the table as Mrs Morton S Cohen received the hostess gift. Luncheons will continue through summer and brunch plans for June 13 were discussed.
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