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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1963
Page
4
A reader asks about meeting a mysterious caller. Abby cautions against meeting until identity and origin are known and suggests monitoring the line. Other letters mock crying soldiers and advise a thin wife on health and weight, urging the husband to adjust concerns and suggesting a humorous take.
Mrs. Louie A. Alltizer presides over the Lawton Fort Sill Branch of the American Association of University Women for the new year. An extensive executive committee and area representatives are named, with numerous chairs and liaison posts listed, and nine members attending a recent Ardmore area barnshop.
Officers of the 2nd Howitzer Battalion 36th Artillery and their wives attended a Polynesian luau at Lt. Col. Douglas P. Harper’s Fort Sill home. The event celebrated battalion officers who completed Exercise Swift Strike ITI with lanterns, candles, and a tropical menu featuring Hawaiian punch and Polynesian dishes.
ST. PLACIDE Quebec AP Josephine Guay, 84, and Epiphane 90, mark 70 years of marriage built on unwavering love. They attended a mass with 140 descendants, recalled losses of 13 of 17 children, and plan a second honeymoon perhaps to Quebec City.
Mrs. I C Wood was feted with a pink and blue shower at Mrs. W C Smith’s home. Hostesses included multiple community members as gifts presented in a bassinet and guests gathered around a central display as they celebrated the honoree.
Children of Mr and Mrs Ed Cranfill and their families gathered in Lawton for a Cranfill reunion hosted by Ed Fritz Jr Mary Ruth Carol Ann and Leisa. Attendees included Mr View and Carl Cranfill as part of the extended family gathering.
Fall signals a shift in home decoration with National Interior Design Month. The field has over 25 000 practitioners in the United States and a yearly furnishm ents market around a billion dollars. Interior designers work on rooms, ships, offices, and even auctions, offering services from slipcovers to full home renovations.
Lt. Col. W. W. Scott and Mrs. Scott presided at a celebration marking the successful completion of battery tests. Officers of the Firing Battery and their wives attended, with guests Maj. E. B. Flaig, Maj. Matthew Lamar Jr., Capt. Edwin Hearn Jr., Capt. Donald Tucker, Capt. Elmer Naber Jr., and numerous Lt. and Mrs. guests. Centerpieces featured snapdragons and carnations. a cake bore the inscription Congratulations to the 6th of the 12th.
Mrs Gene R Swanson was feted Monday night at home 104 S h as guests assembled by Boulevard Christian church women. Guests included Mrs John Settle and many others. coffee for 5th Missile Battalion wives set for Wednesday at Mrs Carroll B Russums home. Old Settlers club plans 7 pm meeting with new officers to be elected and bus tickets for State Fair on Sept 26.
Andrew Jackson P TA executive board will convene at 9 30 a m Thursday inside the school. Chefs Only group reports no women in the Order of Good Cheer which meets monthly to sample members recipes with meals prepared by male members and twice yearly they invite their wives for tips.
Commander and Mrs. Hughes hosted a reception for 100 officers of Headquarters and senior brigade officers and their wives. The simple elegant refreshment table featured white linen and crystal, with red and blue candles and autumn asters. Special guest Col. (Ret.) Neal W. Harper and Mrs. Harper attended, longtime brigade friends. Newcomers introduced included Lt. Col. Harry O. Amos, Brigade S-3, and Mrs. Amos.
First Presbyterian Couples Club hosts dinner in the church Fellowship Hall at 6 30 p m Sub Deb club led by Lewanne Johnson meets at 2921 Euclid 7 30 p m Rho Kappa Gamma sorority with Miss Susan Bandy at 2208 Crosby 7 30 p m Wives of officers of 5th Missile Battalion 41st Artillery hold monthly coffee with Mrs Carroll B Russum at 6108 N 46th at 1 p m Carnation Camp 3069 Royal Neighbors of America with Mrs C C Weatherford at 1410 Arlington 7 30 p m Junior Service League luncheon and meeting at Westside Golf and Country Club at noon Lawton Cosmetologists Association meets in the Civic Room of Security Bank and Trust Col at 7 30 p m
Mr and Mrs Robert E Williams Eddie and Mrs Williams mother Mrs Ed Gartrell completed a four week trip visiting Salt Lake City Boise Portland Seattle Victoria Vancouver Banff Calgary Glacier Yellowstone Grand Teton and Denver. They met with the Top club of New York Life Insurance in Canada and noted a Russian sable at home wear collection suitable for formal indoor use.
A study notes infants respond to color and presentation in meals with brighter textures and shapes. Parents seek visually appealing options to encourage feeding while ensuring safety and nutrition.
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