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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1973

Page

7

Review Slated By Book and Play Club in Lawton

The Lawton Book and Play Review Club set 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the McMahon Foundation for a review of Thyra Ferre Bjorn’s Papa's Wife Papa's Daughter Mama's Way presented by Mrs. William J. A. Power of Dallas. Membership is limited to 250 and $1 guest fees apply.

Lawton Book and Play Review Club McMahon Foundation Papa Mama Thyra Ferre’ Bjorn William J. A. Power Dallas Tex League of Women Voters John Kennedy NW 57Th Petunia Garden Club Velva Walls N. 23Rd Lavante Arnold Boyd Eisenhower Drive A.m. Lawton The First Christian Church Ok Tops Club S. Sheridan South Central Dental Assistants’ Society Ramada Inn Comanche County Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary Lawton

Wives of Officers Hostess Notes At Fort Sill AAC events

Mrs Mike Gibbs presided at a recent Wives of Officers coffee for the 178th Aviation Company Artillery Aviation Command at Fort Sill. Fifteen women attended and the AAC cookbook project was assigned to the group. A tour of Henry Post field and luncheon in the quarters hall followed an AAC cocktail party in the Officers Club. A Company party is planned at the Polo Club with volunteers aiding a Head Start Halloween event.

Donald R. Ley Rumple Road Fort Sill 178Th Aviation Company Artillery Aviation Command Mike Gibbs AAC Henry Post Army Airfield

Gift Presented to Mrs Dowds by Wives of Officers

A farewell gift was presented to Mrs John M Dowds by Wives of Officers of the Specialist Training Battalion Field Artillery School Brigade USAFAS at a coffee hosted by Mrs Richard L Baker 5218 Sherwood Drive Mrs Jerry W Williams hostess Fifteen attended with Mrs John E Stice presiding welcoming newcomer Mrs John M Evans A powder puff mechanics class may be started Brigade luncheon sponsored by Wives of Officers of Also Mrs Gregg D Hutton will host the next coffee at 20 Mission Blvd on Wednesday Nov 7.

John M. Dowds Speialist Training Battalion Field Artillery School Brigade Usafas Richard L. Baker Sherwood Drive Jerry W. Williams John E. Stice John M. Evans Stice Richard P. Kerivan Gregg D. Hutton Mission Blvd

VFW Auxiliary Plans District Meeting and Charities

The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post No. 5263 met at the Post Home with 14 members. New member Walter Gussie welcomed. donations planned for state facilities, Eaton Rapids National Home, and holiday baskets. Picnic set for Oct 21. district meeting Oct 4. official visit by Maudie Barker. Also notes upcoming parades and a skin care tip using baking soda and glycerin lotion.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Lesley J. McNair Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Walter Gussie Eaton Rapids Mich Bob Rainey Earl Boone Charles Cain Maudie Barker

Where The Women Are in Chattanooga

CHATTANOOGA special notes Mrs Walter Jones Lawton and Mrs W C Crook guests of Mrs Paul Seigman Cleburne Tex. Mr and Mrs Phillip Humbie visit with Louis Stuckey Humble families. Dinner guests at Mrs Nona Arnstong include Mr and Mrs Paul Fuhett Richmond Calif and Mr and Mrs A M Daye Anaheim Calif. Faxon special Missionary Union held royal service program at Faxon First Baptist Church Oma E Peters presented missions in Ethiopia Grace Smith gave devotions.

Chattanooga Walter Jones Lawton W. C. Crook Paul Seigman Cleburne Tex Phillip Humbie Louis Stuckey J. S. Humble Nona Arnstrong Paul Fuhett Richmond Calif A. M. Daye Anaheim FAXON Woman's Missionary Union Faxon First Baptist Church Oma E. Peters Ethiopia Grace Smith

Winners Named At Fort Sill Ladies Golf Luncheon

Monthly luncheon of the Fort Sill Ladies Golf Association at the 18th Hole on Fort Sill Golf Course presided by Mrs. R. K. Davis. Farewells, fall match play plans for Oct 11 16 18, and September tournament winners announced including Mrs. Ferguson Mrs. Johnson and others.

R. K. Davis Fort Sill H. E. Bielefeld T. A. Cindric R. Magruder T. G. Ferguson J. A. Johnson F. O. Ryder T. G. Ferguson Jr T. J. Ross C. Landau Lowe S. Cannon W. T. Belland R. C. Williams K. Bishop J. P. Cooper Low Gross Ryder S. Shoup

Queen Named By Sorority Honors Beta Sigma Phi Event

Eta Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Roy Perry home to name Mrs. Eddie Johnson Valentine queen. Mrs. Johnson will represent the chapter at the February Valentine ball. Jerry Patton presided. Johnson led the program with speakers Jim Lewallen and Bob Jarvis from Great Plains Area Vocational Technical School. Film slides of the school were shown. Refreshments followed.

Eddie Johnson Valentine Eta Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Roy Perry Smith Earl Ball Johnson Jerry Patton

Farewell Plans for Brigade Lunch Discussed at Fort Sill

Mrs Ed Kelly arranged a Brigade luncheon event for the 5th Battalion Field Artillery School Brigade USAFAS. Capt William S Reeder a former POW will speak at 11 am in the Artillery Room Fort Sill Officers Club. Fourteen wives attended as future events including a Dallas trip sign up and an OWC work day were reviewed.

5Th Battalion Field Artillery School Brigade Usafas Larry V. Kling Tyner Road Fort Sill William S. Reeder Ray L. Spence Ed Kelly Officers Wives’ Club Dallas Tex OWC Ray Harm

Newcomers Welcome Greeted At Fort Sill Battalion Coffee

Mrs William King and Mrs Thomas Boyles were greeted by Wives of Officers of the 1st Battalion 30th Field Artillery II Corps at a recent coffee hosted by Mrs Louis Nickell at 353 Hudnutt Road Fort Sill. Mrs James Heelan assisted. Eleven women attended as the welcoming committee announced plans for a battalion party Friday October 26 at 7 30 p m.

William King Thomas Boyles 30Th Field Artillery II Corps Louis Nickell Hudnutt Road Fort Sill James Heelan Maurice H. Krause Fred Ciarl Don Brogdon King

Oriental wood block prints shown at Fort Sill luncheon

Capt Noel Fallon presented a program on Oriental art and wood block printing during a Fort Sill luncheon for Wives of Officers of the 212th Artillery Group III Corps. Pieces from Fallon’s collection were on display and a reproduction of an original print by Capt Fallyn was presented to Mrs Edward Jarman.

Noel Fallon III Corps Fort Sill Fallyn Edward Jarman 18Th Field Artillery

Social Calendar Busy in Lawton Community Clubs

Community schedule lists multiple gatherings across Lawton area including Senior Citizens' Club at Museum of Great Plains at 7 p.m. and Fort Sill NCO Wives' Club at 1 p.m., with numerous meetings of sororities, garden clubs, square dancers, and civil groups at various venues. Also notes editor's column and Abby advice letters.

School of Continuing Learning Centenary United Methodist Church Iris Garden Club Doyce Grayson Ferris Sweet Pea Garden Club Museum of the Great Plains Quest Club W. R. Cooter Bell Lawton Pioneer Women’s Club Silver Spurs Square Comanche County Fairgrounds Lawton Daughters of American Revolution Knights of Columbus Hilltop Drive Society Department of the Lawton Constitution

Mrs Burton Delivers Caribbean Slide Show at Echo Club

Mrs Joe Burton presented filmslides of her Caribbean trip at the Echo Club meeting in Lew Johnsons Restaurant presided by Mrs Glen McLane. Reports by Mrs Bob Wainscott and Mrs Carl LaRouche noted plans to furnish draperies and donate to Elks Lodge 1056. The lodge will sponsor a Halloween dance on Oct 27. Fifteen attended the monthly dinner. next meeting set for Nov 6.

Power Canada Middle East Glenn Becker Byron Aycock C. T. Holland Arthur Goodwin Joe Burton Caribbean Echo Club Lew Johnson Glen McLane Bob Wainscott Carl Elks Lodge

Teachers Hold Garden Picnic at VanMeter Home

Comanche County Retired Teachers' Association held a covered-dish garden picnic at Mr. and Mrs. C. E. VanMeter's home 7710 Grensted. Mrs. Ray Claiborne presided. Miss Thelma Talja and Claiborne spoke on the state meeting. Maurine Stabler presented slides on the Near East trip. twenty-four members attended with guests Blanche Graham S Pizza Eugene Bowman and Gerald Smith. Meeting noted proposed by laws of the Retired Teachers' Personnel Memorial Association.

C. E. VanMeter Grensted Comanche County Retired Teachers’ Association Ray Claiborne Thelma Talja Claiborne H. C. King

Odrinex Plan Promises Weight Loss Guarantee

Advertises a weight loss pill called Odrinex claiming 14 years of use and thousands of users. Claims no drugs, no dieting, and easy swallowing with a money back guarantee if ugly fat is not lost. Pricing listed as $3.25 or $5.25 for economy size. Sold with guarantee by:

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Play Club Justin Linda Turner Physician Taylor Caldwell Elizabeth Janeway Anne Morrow Lindberg Carl Froneberger Gray Frederic C. Hammon George S. Bridges Sr Virginia Ferguson Gwen Fisher Mrs. Dowds Nile Beebe Liiva & National Bank S. M. Lowe J. R. White Mrs Fallon Beverly L. Barge Dale Campbell Benson Landrum Jerry Rowland John Waller Bernard Windmiller Ronald Collier Robert McCarthy Larry Spinks Jerry Wright Alfred Cippele George Yeakey James Bashline Fred Ciarlo Robert Porter Lee Blvd Abigail van Buren Abby Senior Citizens’ Club Museum of Great Plains James Lawson Kaiser Road Order of the Eastern Star Mount Scott Masonic Temple Epsilon Sigma Alpha Bay Room Montego Bay Lawton Business and Professional Women’s Club Lawtonian NCO Wives’ Club NCO Club Camille Columbus Ohio Mel Busch Helen Bennett Verna Bowyer Phoenix L.A LaRouche Blanche Graham Mrs. S. Pizza Eugene Bowman Gerald Smith Trade Mart N. Sheridan Sheridan Shops Chris Lane ALA Carte Shop
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