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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1977
Page
8
A parent plans intimate talks with each child to hear hopes and ambitions. The father narrates a weekend with his son while the mother spends time with their daughter, seeking meaningful exchanges and shared values. The daughter's solo phone session yields a simple answer about life.
A medical insight notes that losing up to about one third of blood volume does not necessarily cause death in a healthy individual. The statement highlights resilience and the body's ability to compensate after significant blood loss.
Wednesday May 11 1977 horoscope offers daily guidance by sign. Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces include insights on goals, partnerships, and personal growth with notable names like Irving Berlin and Salvador Dali.
The Artillery Toastmistress Club meets at noon Wednesday in the Fort Sill NCO Club with Mrs. Martha Relph as toastmistress. Speakers include Mrs. Jeanne Rock and Mrs. Barbara Branscum. presiding is Mrs. Linda Bone.
A Vietnamese refugee in Cleveland asks about a long affair between an elderly man and an older show business woman. The adviser cautions that appearances from a window and neighbor chatter do not reveal the full facts. It notes that in the United States many details of private life cannot be judged from outside observation.
A Tuesday social calendar lists dinner and club meetings at Lawton Golf and Country Club VFW Hall and other venues including Martin's Restaurant Fort Sill Officers Club and VFW. In Chattanooga area news Mr and Mrs Gary Cochran names daughter Trista DeLane born April 28 at Comanche County Memorial Hospital Lawton with families named across Oklahoma and Texas.
The letter asks if a man can wear both a Jewish star and a crucifix, arguing mother worry and personal choice. Abby notes no rule bans symbols of both faiths and advises discussing feelings with the brother. the mother’s concern remains his decision. A reader thanks Abby for Down syndrome guidance and shares support from friends and a heartfelt poem.
A makeup demonstration by Kathleen Haven Linda Weatherwax Alfreda Morgan and Kathy Robinson accompanies a combined coffee for Wives of Enlisted Men and Officers of the 2nd Battalion 34th Field Artillery II Corps at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Armed Forces YMCA Hostesses include Women of Service Battery Mrs Fran Butkera presides and coordinators are Mrs Butkera and Mrs Maureen mobley Free refreshments pool for husbands and nursery for children provided
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