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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1973
Page
8
Readers send varied opinions on a reader who says she smells foul due to a condition. Diagnoses range from diabetes and nasal infections to dental, ear, or gall bladder issues, with home cures and doctor anecdotes.
Mrs R J Jordan led a session on getting the top value in meat at the Knowledge Seekers Extension Homemakers Group meeting at Mrs D Andrus residence 1212 Carroll Drive. Thirteen members and one guest attended as Mrs W H Kirksey gave devotionals and a Head Start thank you note was read.
Spec. 4 Bebele, wife of an Army private, becomes the first and only woman in Fort Sill's 77th Army Band as she earns a clarinet chair after arriving as a clerk-typist. The Army to add a female bassoonist soon, signaling new gender space in service bands.
Community groups in Lawton list events at Lake Helen, Fort Sill, and area venues. Activities include sorority picnics, veterans gatherings, square dancing, and a Halloween party for children, with times ranging from noon to 9 p.m. Editorial note invites items by Thursday noon.
Mrs. Willie Jones RN represented the State Health Department to present The Hidden Epidemic at a Southwest Counties Medical Assistants Society gathering in the offices of Drs. Ronald Cagle and Merin Meek. Fourteen people attended including four guests. Mrs. Bob Easley presided and a donation drive for Lawton Children's Shelter was announced.
The Comanche-Cotton Division of the Oklahoma State Association of Licensed Practical Nurses installed new officers at a covered-dish luncheon in the Co manche County Memorial Hospital DAP Building. New officers are Mrs. Claude Adams Cache president Mrs. Guy Sparkman treasurer Mrs. Nona Harry secretary Mrs. Ruth Rhoads first vice president Mrs. Lucille Starns second vice president and Virgil Tackett third vice president. Plans were made for the state convention November 6 to 8 in Oklahoma City. Twenty-one members attended. Mrs. Early Newton presided with guests Mrs. Jane Chambers Mrs. S Birdwell and Mrs. Iva Lee Saxon of Chickasha. Reports on the Denver national convention were given by Mrs. Chambers Mrs. Adams Mrs. Starns and Mrs. Newton.
Mrs Ralph Currell and Mrs Ernest Waller presented the program for Chapter I PEO Sisterhood meeting held at Mrs Wayne Smiths home 3303 Baltimore The topic was Cottey College International Peace Scholarship and PEO Educators Charles Graybill presided Mrs Joe Reed Jr assisted as hostess.
The Odrinex Plan offers a tiny tablet for fat loss with a money back guarantee. It claims thousands nationwide have used it for 14 years and promises no drugs, no starvation, and no special exercise with refunds if ugly fat is not lost.
The article urges careful budgeting and phased spending. It recommends determining how much can be spent over a period and prioritizing essential items such as large upholstered furniture break front and bedroom suite. It also advises including carpeting in the plan.
Sooner Girl Scout Council based in Chickasha received a youth council award during a region five presidents meeting. Representatives included Robert B. Park and Mrs. A. C. Link from Chickasha, with other officers from Lawton Fort Sill and neighboring towns among about 200 attendees from 83 councils across 10 states Arkansas Colorado Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Wyoming. Dr Gloria D Scott addressed as keynote, with awards given for highest membership growth and adult member increases.
Lawton Credit Women International held a recent installation in the Rose Room of the Hotel Lawtonian. Mrs Jerry Houghton was installed as president along with first vice president Mrs Don Aycock second vice president Mrs Bill Hunt treasurer Mrs Harold Holtom and secretary Mrs Kenneth Hartman. New board members include Miss Ann Hert Mrs Bonnie Terrill and Mrs Charles Woodall. Mrs Howard Council presided. Miss Anna Mary Mullens gave devotions. Mrs Leon Brewczynski received a 25 year career pin. 19 members attended.
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