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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1975
Page
5
FDA highlights increased heart attack risk for women over 40 taking oral contraceptives while downplaying dangers for younger users. A British Medical Journal study shows fatal and nonfatal heart attacks rise markedly with age among pill users, with strokes also affected.
A Philadelphia wife asks how to handle her husband Vic who lunches at a nearby bar with go go dancers. Abby suggests the husband is a grown man and questions the likelihood of nudity while noting the wife’s constraints and offering no firm remedies.
Dear Abby responds to two readers. one asks for plastic surgery to alter her nose and the other questions sitting beside a spouse at dinner. Abby suggests medical options through a doctor and advises the wife to consider her husband’s perspective and work on any jealousy.
Beta Epsilon Chapter hosts Thanksgiving dinner and jewel pin ceremony at Underwood's Pit Bar-B-Q at 7 p.m. Lawton Chapter No. 82 Eastern Star meets at Masonic Temple at 7 p.m. VFW Post 1193 and Auxiliary gather for games at 7 15 p.m. Altrusa Club presides at McMahon Foundation at 7 30 p.m. LOTA Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi holds ritual of jewels at Mrs. Carol Murphy’s 2624 Lindy at 7 30 p.m. Olivet Baptist Church hosts Baptist Women with Mrs. Clarence Holt at 5810 Dearborn at 7 30 p.m. Calendar deadline: 5 p.m. Tuesday.
United Methodist Women of the Law ton Heights met in the church sanctuary for a World Bank offering program presented by Martha Circle. Mrs Louis Vann presided with devotions by Mrs Charles Boyle and song leadership by Mrs Bill Crow. Organist Mrs Lester Woodson and readers including Mrs Herb Gatlin and Mrs Les Shearer contributed. Offerings were presented by Mrs A Lassister. Altar decorations were by Mrs Charles Boyle and Mrs E Nobiss.
Mrs. Howard Council and Mrs. Leon Browscynski represented the Lawton BPW Club at the Governor Commission on the Status of Women in Oklahoma City. The group met at the Hotel Lawtonian for a luncheon where awards and plans were announced, including a Liberty Bell button and a national award for sponsoring three new members.
Fifteen persons attended a Thanksgiving dinner sponsored by Xi Tau Chapter Beta Sigma Phi in the Electrical Workers Union building. Mrs Lavoice Miller hosted and Lt and Mrs Dennis Sheridan were bid farewell by Officers of the Training Command Battalion USFATC and their wives during a cocktail hour in the Caisson Room. Lt Col Ronald Baldwin presided.
The Goodwill Rebekah Club held its meeting to elect officers. Members selected three new officers to lead the group.
Mrs. Nila Peggy Huffine of Lynwood California visits her brother Oscar Chandler in Atlanta before heading to Weston Connecticut to see sister Nell Chandler Hayes Hall for Thanksgiving. Elections appoint Edd Tenopir president J Gryczkowski vice president and W R Kensell secretary treasurer. Mrs Windel Cottingham led welcome for new member C C Weatherford. Christmas dinner and gift exchange were discussed with hostesses Cottingham Aubrey and Tenopir.
The column outlines astrological advice for Aries through Pisces with guidance on work, relationships, and decision making. It notes strong versatility for the born today group and mentions Gaetano Donizetti and Joe DiMaggio as birthdate references while warning against impressionability and impulsive actions.
Do not let stains spoil holidays. Well waxed furniture resists marks better than unwaxed pieces. For minor spots on waxed surfaces rub with paste wax using finger tip. A moistened cigarette ash can help. Re wax the entire surface after treatment.
A suggested pie filling method uses about seven cups of sliced apples tossed with brown sugar and nutmeg. Sprinkle two tablespoons of quick cooking oats for a crunchy flavor and even coating.
Mrs. R. Mitchell hosted the Dorcas Sunday School Class at Central Baptist Church with Mrs. Perry Moss presiding. Devo tions were led by Mrs. Ben Buening Mrs. Bennie Olson and Miss Lily Stafford as a Christmas project was discussed. guest Miss Emma Baughman attended.
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