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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1963
Page
9
A college girl’s favorite animal inspired fashion faux fur popular for accessories. Create a Pony Trotter travel beauty kit using fake ponyskin plastic and grosgrain ribbon with pockets and expandable sides. Pack small grooming essentials and replenish supplies for weekend trips.
Monday events include Alpha Pi chapter and Beta Sigma Phi at 7 30 p m Mrs Therman French 405 Arlington and more. Auxiliary parley 1 30 p m at Mrs Claude Hight 310 Park with several circles and church groups meeting across the day.
Engagement announced of Miss Nancy Ann Sloan and Marl Wayne Porter by both families Crescent. Ceremony set for Oct 26 at Crescent First Christian Church with Rev Clovis Hibbard and Rev Frank Sprague officiating. They plan to reside in Oklahoma City after Nov 4.
Beta Sigma Phi sorority its Beta Omi cron chapter hosted a preferential tea at Mrs. Tom Adams home 3911 Euclid. Decorations featured white satin and yellow roses. Mrs. Bill Lanier served tea, Mrs. Powell served cake nuts and mints. The Ritual of Jewels ceremony honored Mrs. Powell with President Mrs. Foster presiding assisted by several members.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Schrum wed Oct 5 in a double ring ceremony at Cement First Baptist Church. The bride, formerly Marjorie Ward of Cement, wore pink and was attended by family including matron of honor Mrs Gary Ward. Rings were carried by Tamie Peck as couples and guests celebrated with a pink motif reception.
A luncheon hosted by Officers Wives Club features a skit from Anastasia. Wives of officers from the 5th Missile Battalion host the event in the Artillery room with social hour at 12 30 p m and lunch at 1 p m. An autumn theme decorates the menu. The Junior Girls unit of the VFW auxiliary meets at 10 a m Saturday in the VFW hall.
Mrs. Douglas L. Harris hosted a farewell coffee at 1167 Lest er Road for wives of officers from the 4th Battalion 333rd Artillery. Lt. Col. Harris assumes new duties at Fort Sill after a year as battalion commander. Guests included numerous officers wives and gifts were exchanged.
The Faithful Workers class held a Friday covered dish supper at 2321 Cornell. Mrs. Lois Lee became No 3 group captain and Mrs. Ola Cooper was named reporter. Devotion by Mrs. Herbert Pierce and prayer by Mrs. Kelly Lundy followed with a game led by Lundy. Next meeting is November 8 with Mrs. Biles. Additional attendees listed.
A collection of reader questions and Abby's replies covers doctors predicting a baby’s sex, handling a lecherous coworker, and safety concerns after a near collision with a bicycle rider. Madeline weighs in on blunt responses, while Mary urges parental responsibility.
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