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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1971

Page

7

PTA Slate Installed At Lawton Foundation Tea

At the Lawton PTA annual installation tea 125 attendees watched Mrs. T. J. Henry installed as president by Mrs. Russell Conway of Oklahoma State University. New officers include Dr. John Elkins, first vice president, Mrs. Jack Grant, second vice, Lt. Col. Robert Morrow, and Mrs. Ernest Lowden among others.

McMahon Foundation Lawton Pta Russell Conway Oklahoma State University Stillwater Oklahoma State Pta T. J. Henry Don Abbott John Elkins Jack Grant Wallace Ferguson Robert Morrow Ernest Lowden Ewing Cox David Antonopolis Henry Conway Lennell Fields Abbott Lawton Board of Education A. L. Cochran Willie Hopkins Charlies Jueschke Elkins Grant Leo Holmes McDonald Lawton Pta Council

Cameron Dames Plan Officer Election Coffee at 10 AM

The Cameron Dames will elect officers at a morning coffee Saturday at 10 o clock. The event will be hosted by Mrs. George Smith at 5004 Gore Boulevard. The note mentions the United States as the world’s largest exporter of agricultural products.

Cameron Dames George Smith Gore Blvd United States

Golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Jorgenson

Mr and Mrs George H Jorgenson of 1408 Arlington celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Wednesday. They wed May 12 1921 in Tacoma Washington while he was with the Army 4th Division at Camp Lewis. He later served at Fort Sill Yale Yokohama and other ports retiring January 31 1949 as a chief warrant officer after 31 years of service.

George H. Jorgenson Arlington Tacoma Wash Camp Lewis Army Schofield Barracks Hawaii Denson Springfield David Jorgenson Santa Clara Calif Georgetta Kuykendall Alexandria Ronald Jorgenson Denison Tex Jorgenson Fort Sill Signal Corps Yokohama Japan

Miss Stubbs Honored With Prenuptial Shower in Chattanooga

Miss Brenda Stubbs bride elect of Tom Russell of Ardmore was honored with a prenuptial shower at the Community Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall. Guests signed a register, enjoyed music by Yvonne Couch and Lollie Fisher, and refreshments served by Mrs. Ray Lynn Austin and Miss Linda Ann Goeringer.

Chattanooga Brenda Stubbs Tom Russell Ardmore Fellowship Hall Community Presbyterian Church Jack McCary Terry Tahsequah Yvonne Couch Lollie Fisher Ray Lynn Austin Linda Ann Goeringer

Mrs. Morgan Wins Office At Convention

Mrs. W. A. Morgan of Lawton was elected state first vice president at the Oklahoma Association of Legal Secretaries ninth annual convention. Also elected were Mrs. David Cagle president, Mrs. Terry Hesong second vice president, Miss Glenna Hilton secretary, Mrs. Jay Jernigan treasurer, and Mrs. Harold Palmer national director. the local group will host the state convention in May 1972.

W. A. Morgan Lawton Oklahoma Association of Legal Secretaries David Cagle Muskogee Terry Hessong Bartlesville Glenna Hilton Tulsa Jay Jernigan Harold Palmer Shawnee

Mom Reassures on Abnormal Child News in Dear Abby

Column features multiple letters from mothers and a reader's note praising support for families with Mongoloid children. Readers share experiences of having a special child, stressing acknowledgment, help networks, and the value of kindness. References include advice to contact organizations like The Mongoloid Development Council and to send cards or gifts.

Abby Altho

DAR Meeting Reports on JAC Growth and Upcoming Flag Day Luncheon

The Lawton Chapter highlighted third place for sponsoring JAC members and announced state and national JAC figures. State officials noted 17 857 JAC members in Comanche County and 25 248 in Oklahoma. A Flag Day luncheon is planned June 12 at the Hotel Lawtonian with state regent Mrs. F H Gates as guest. reservations due June 10.

Bble Debbie Lee Kris Kennard Kem Kinnard Oscar Glover Margetta Coulston Fla Dent General National Society DAR W. W. Godlove Joe Curb Lawton Comanche County JAC Oklahoma United States Lawtonian F. H. Gates

Social Calendar Includes Numerous Local Club Meetings

Senior Citizens Club hosts 7 p.m. at Museum of the Great Plains. Bateman Zarling Post No 193 and Auxiliary, Med ee ere eeeee Chapter EB PEO, Mrs. Howard Babbitt at 855 Fort Sill. NCO Wives Club 1 p.m. at NCO Club. Business and Professional Women's Club lunch noon at Hotel Lawtonian. Entre Nous Study Club meets 2 p.m. at 2220 Denver. Wives of Sergeants Major coffee 10 a.m. at Fort Sill NCO Club. Dental Assistants Society installation dinner 7 p.m. at Rose Room Hotel Lawtonian. Petunia Garden Club luncheon final meeting 10:30 a.m. 304 N 9th. World War I Barracks No 1168 luncheon noon at First Christian Church. USAFAS luncheon 12:30 p.m. at Bianco’s. Mountain TOPS Club 6:30 p.m. at City-County Health Department.

Senior Citizens Club Museum of the Great Plains Bateman-Zarling American Legion Post No P.E.O. Sisterhood Howard Babbitt Fort Sill NCO Wives NCO Club Business and Professional Women Lawtonian T. G. Russell Denver Ill Corps South Central Dental Assistants’ Society Petunia Garden Club Forest D. Harris N. Mth First Christian Church Usafas Bianco’s Mountain Tops Club S. Sheridan

Installation Set Dinner for Dental Assistants Society

An installation dinner will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Rose Room of the Hotel Lawtonian by the South Central Dental Assistants' Society. The Wives of Sergeants Ma Thursday in the Fort Sill NCO Club.

Lawtonian South Central Dental Assistants’ Society Fort Sill

Enlarging Small Rooms With Light Colors And Slim Furnishings

A guide to visually expanding compact spaces using light pale wall colors and minimal furniture. It recommends open framed chairs, cane backs, and slender designs, plus wall to wall carpeting and ceiling to floor draperies within a unified color scheme to create an airy feel.

Soon & Dis

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