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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1975
Page
5
A reader asks how to handle a mother in law who visits frequently and then calls at home with blunt questions and remarks about her husband and the household. The letter details concerns about his health and the home environment.
A reader asks how to endure a critical mother in law and suggests tuning her out with polite replies. Another seeks marriage advice about a temperamental, controlling partner and weighing companionship against faults. A third asks how to donate eyes after death, with Columbus Ohio and Lions Club as contacts.
Beta Mu Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha hosts Thanksgiving dinner at 4903 Meadowbrook Dr at 7 p.m. Senior Citizens Club gathers at Centenary United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall at 7 p.m. VFW Post 1193 and Auxiliary meet at VFW Hall 926 S 2nd at 7 p.m. Auxiliary 8 p.m. United Methodist Women Circle Five meets 1830 N 22nd at 7:30 p.m. PEO Sisterhood Chapter EB at 3901 S Lith at 7:30 p.m. Fort Sill Sheridan Road School PTA bicentennial program at 7:30 p.m. Lawton F Sill Bird Club at Security Bank Building 7:30 p.m. Lawton Vocational Home Economics teachers class in Eisenhower Junior High cafeteria 7:30 p.m. Signal Mountaineers Square Dance Club at Fort Sill Officers Club 8.
The USO site Where The Women Are hosts a Progressive Extension Homemakers gathering led by Mrs. Billy Love and Mrs. Tim Lehman with Mrs. J. Perry presenting a plant care program. Mrs. Robert Loggins presides, as Mrs. Harold Sinor, Mrs. Minnie Clabaugh and Mrs. Chenowith take part in opening ceremonies guest Mrs. Haidi Cadina attends.
Horoscope prompts each sign with guidance and cautions for decisions efforts and energy. The column highlights imagination sensitivity and potential arts careers for those born today noting Robert Govillot as a birthdate example and Elgin Girl Scout Troop activity at Marlow camp led by Mrs. Rita McCracken with assistant Mrs. Donna Herd drawing twenty five attendees.
Mrs Bonecutter and Mrs Rath presided over a covered dish Thanksgiving dinner at Mrs J Bonecutter's home 2213 SE Lee. A meeting followed in Goodwill Rebekah Hall. New member Mrs Cryczkowski welcomed and Mrs Lara Suttle Duncan reported on a school of instruction. A Christmas dinner is planned at Mrs Aubrey's home on Friday December 12.
Mrs. E. N. Wheeler elected noble grand to head the slate of officers for Goodwill Rebekah Lodge No. 83 as members including Mrs. Gryczkowski vice grand and Mrs. Mickey Johnson treasurer were chosen. Tellers were named as Mrs. John Tinney and Mrs. Horvath. Plans include a Christmas party and advisory role for Mrs. Tenopir with the Lawton Theta Rho Club.
AYVA and Mayva browse a high end boutique seeking a scarf to complement a pantsuit. They debate price eight five dollars and joke about alternatives as a salesperson offers a blue silk scarf. The scene captures humor and social satire in a 1975 Field Enterprises, Inc. piece.
The Schubert Music Club at First Christian Church outlined an upcoming Messiah schedule. Rehearsals are set for 2 p.m. Friday December 12 in Cameron University’s drama building and 2 p.m. Sunday December 7 in the McMahon Memorial Auditorium. The performance is at 4 p.m. Mrs E A Newcombe announced refreshment plans for performers between rehearsal and performance. Rev George Campbell served as narrator and soloist. Mrs Grant and club members accompanied. The next meeting is Jan 22 in the McMahon Foundation building.
New members Miss Terri Whitaker Ann Drewry and Rhonda Jones were welcomed at Lawton Assembly No 55 Order of Rainbow for Girls with a reception at the Masonic Temple. Debbie Durgin led the meeting assisted by Mrs Ralph Linch. Plans include a trip to Oklahoma City visits to Lawton Mobile Meals and a Guthrie Masonic Home visit.
OEH Group hosts a Thanksgiving gathering at the Gibson home 1317 Cherry with Mrs Sullivan Watson as assisting hostess. Members enjoy apple wedges with caramel fondue and plan a potluck Christmas meeting on December 1 at the Roy Watson residence 727 Sullivan Drive with husbands again as guests.
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