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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1973
Page
5
Abigail Van Buren addresses workplace boundaries privacy and honesty in personal drives and a shoplifting family dilemma. She advises a secretary not to lie for a boss and recommends telling a mother with kleptomania to seek treatment while offering guidance for a reader in Aurora seeking a reply.
Senior Citizens' Club meets at the Museum of the Great Plains at 7 p.m. Various groups including Alpha Pi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority and Comanche County Veterans Council host events from 7:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at multiple venues. installation of officers and dinners noted. includes Leaders from Fort Sill and local organizations.
A potluck dinner hosted by the Adjutant General officers and spouses at Fort Sill Polo Club saluted Lt Col John D Bell retiring as adjutant general. Sixty attendees included Majors Wiseman Coffey and Ott Captains Sullivan and Jarvis and others with retirement gifts presented by the group.
A Third Grade Busy Bunch Blue Birds from Jackson Elementary held a mothers tea at leader Mrs. Bobbie Stewart’s home. Mrs. Stewart received a honors book. gifts and red rose table decor completed the event. Attendees included Mrs. Elgy Hall Diane Cavanaugh Mrs. Tony Nelson Callie Jo Mrs. Richard Traister Gina Mrs. Robert Cantrell Priscilla and Kelly. A book review by Mrs. Joe Dutcher is planned for a Chapter EB PEO Sisterhood luncheon at 11 am Saturday in the Rose Room, Hotel Lawtonian.
The League of Women Voters schedules a unit meeting for 7 30 p m Thursday with Mrs Ashley Cagle of 2242 NW 40th as hostess. The report notes Wolverines possess some polar bear like physical traits.
Fort Sill Girl Scout Troop Four hosted a cookout at the Main Hut with Brownie Troop Five as guests. Junior Troop Four held a court of awards, demonstrated knife and fire skills, and girls earned collector badges and dancer badges while moms attended and photos were taken.
Wives of officers in the Army Field Artillery Board held a crazy hat luncheon in the Artillery Room at Fort Sill Officers Club. Mrs Edward Brown Mrs Joseph Britton and Mrs D K James were winners. Thirty attendees enjoyed the event and noted a farewell tea for Mrs Roderick Wetherill on May 29.
Twenty eight graduates of the cake decorators class at the HER Center Lawton Multi-Purpose Building received certificates and diplomas in a ceremony led by HER Center director Mrs. Juliet Sharp and instructor Mrs. Weldon Storm. The 12 week program met three hours weekly, with a social hour held after the ceremony. The public courses require participants to buy their own equipment and books, and enrollment information is available through Mrs. Sharp.
Mrs Billy G Harmon president of the New Frontier Chapter American Business Women's Association announced ABWA Scholarship Month in May. A student at Lawton High School will receive a scholarship funded by ABWA with a history of grants totaling over 375000 locally and more than 85000 from national funds. The ABWA comprises 1000 chapters in 50 states with 65000 members and supports training and education for women in business.
Cache High School Future Homemakers of America held a buffet honoring mothers in the home economics department. Hostesses included Mary Ann Baumann Brenda Duggins Kimberly Ferguson Debbie Gordon Rhonda Simmons Griffitts Beverly Kern and others. Mrs Clinton Reeves led the invocation with guests listed. 77 Alexander Graham Bell born in Scotland and moved to America in 1870.
Mrs. William Brown presented Seeing Life from the Other Side as the lesson topic for the Woman's Missionary Union meeting at Cache Road Baptist Church. Mrs. Lenna Thomas directed the session and Mrs. Brown led as Baptist Women president.
The Homemakers Club of Medicine Park met at Mrs. Robert W. Bybee’s home for a luncheon and meeting. Mrs. Bybee presided. Mrs. Riley Park read The Art of Believing. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Harry King on Wednesday June 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hunter and Mrs. Mary Pokorny attended the Mangum Business and Professional Women's Club installation ceremony. Mrs. Hunter served as installing officer and Mrs. Pokorny is a past state president.
Miss Cynthia Lynn Iles and Jeffrey Martin Iles children of Mr and Mrs Dewey Iles gave a spring piano recital at their instructor Mrs Wynema Sloan Miller s home 2708 Euclid A varied program included ten selections by each student with duet numbers featuring Iles and Iles Iles and Mrs Miller and Iles and Mrs Miller Refreshments followed the recital
The article outlines essential furniture for a budget conscious start in the living room, emphasizing a sofa, a man's lounge chair, smaller chairs, a coffee table, lamp tables and lighting. It notes you can skip the large lounge chair initially and use floor cushions, or choose a longer sectional for extra seating and savings.
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