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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1972
Page
7
Dear Abby urges volunteer work in Florida and thanks a reader for inspiration. Letters from readers discuss marriage trouble, abuse, welfare, and how to introduce a doctor husband, with Abby offering counseling and practical guidance.
A dense listing of community groups and meetings for Monday and Tuesday at Lawton and Fort Sill. Includes Altrusa Club, Great Plains Writers, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary events, plus church circles, garden clubs, sororities, civic groups, bridge luncheons, and senior activities at venues like USC, the Museum of the Great Plains, and the New Post Chapel.
The Annie Bullock Sneed Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Miss Catharine Garvin's home at 611 Euclid. Officers elected: historian Mrs S E Williams secretary Mrs Roy Stafford treasurer Mrs A L Jackson with Miss Lily Stafford presiding. A State Historical Society contribution was made and a party for the chapter's real daughters was announced. Next meeting in January. Square Toppers Square Dance Club will meet at 8 p.m. Friday at Comanche County Fairgrounds building.
The New Frontier Chapter of the American Business Women's Association held a banquet in the Rose Room of the Hotel Lawtonian. Mrs. Sam Joyner and Mrs. Robert Schacher from the Lawton Junior Service League reported on the Lawton Breast Clinic history and activities. A film titled To Save a Life was shown. Mrs. Billy G. Harmon presided. thirteen members attended with Mrs. Lacy Holley as a guest.
Dorcas Class of Central Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs H L Alexander with Mrs Ras Kirklen presiding. Mrs Bennie Olsen led devotions and the lesson The Baptist Women of Europe was taught by Mrs Alexander with help from Mrs Aubrey Neal and Stallings. Nineteen members attended. ELGIN Staff Hot Springs Ark residents visit Denver Chickasha Lawton attendees noted. Oklahoma Association of Legal Secretaries held a state board meeting in Muskogee with Lawton delegates including Mrs Morgan and Mrs Allen. Plans for a new Oklahoma form book for legal secretaries were discussed, to be compiled by Miss Colleen Coats.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Lowry Whitehead American Legion Post No. 29 will hold a 2 p.m. meeting Friday in the Museum of the Great Plains.
A Gibson Pharmacy advertisement promotes FAT-GO with a 12 day supply for $2.50 claiming steady weight loss. It offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first package and urges immediate purchase.
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