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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1975
Page
7
A reader laments a hypocritical man who attends church yet lies and cheats. Another teen writes of a breakup after discovering a 15 year old girl’s pregnancy, seeking Abby’s guidance on love, betrayal, and a possible marriage of convenience.
Dear Abby column counsels a breakup after suspected deception and warns against pursuing a troubled relationship. Also includes reader note about a smoking issue in cars, a book recommendation, a teen etiquette request, and simple dessert and plant care tips for home life.
A dense list of Tuesday events across Lawton including sororities Epsilon Sigma Alpha and Beta Sigma Phi, Eastern Star, PTA meetings at Kuntz Swinney and Hoover schools, Altrusa Club, Veterans groups, La Societe de Femme, United Presbyterian women, Fort Sill clubs, and church circles. Attendees include Mrs. Clarence Bowman, Mrs. Sue Barkley, Mrs. M. J. Carpenter, and many area residents with times from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Silver farewell gifts were given to Mrs. Larry Scharff and Mrs. Edward Malachosky at a coffee hosted by the Wives of Officers of the 4th Battalion 4th Field Artillery III Corps at 1138 Magruder Road Fort Sill. Other club activities and community notices follow.
Read the birthday section for your outlook per the stars. Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Born today show ambition and leadership potential with interests in science electronics travel and writing. Luin Galvani and Leo Tolstoy cited as birthdate references.
A tea in the Fort Sill Officers Club honored Mrs How ard R. Guffey wife of the USAFAS director. Wives of Officers of the Maneuver Division hosted with Mrs Guffey greeted by Mrs Lippold and Mrs Demyanenko. Basic Tactics Division to host meeting Friday Nov 7.
The Smaller Units Coffee Group met at 423 Hamilton Road Fort Sill hosted by Mrs. Cramer Mrs. Keefe and Mrs. Walker Twenty two women attended Newcomers welcomed were Mrs. Linski Mrs. Lyman and Mrs. Hicks Members bid farewell to Mrs Beverley A gift was given to Mrs McCullough Homemade crafts were made for the Country Store for a 49er party on Friday September 26.
Mrs. McMillan hosted a coffee for wives of officers of the 1st Training Battalion USAFTC at her home 1606 Great Plains Blvd. Mrs. Jose A. Rievo Jr. presided and welcomed newcomer Mrs. John Carlson. A macrame demonstration was given and future events include the 49er Party and September luncheon. Mrs. James C. Styron III will host October coffee.
Twenty persons attend Fort Sill Catholic Ladies Guild meeting in Hilltop Chapel. Mass by Chaplain Maj. John Kowal. New officers include Mrs. Earl Chandler president and Mrs. Gerald Schreck vice president. Committee members named and Day of Recollection planned for Sept 15 led by Rev. Paul Gillespie.
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