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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1972
Page
11
An Associated Press analysis explains how apartment rents are set by owner costs and consumer willingness to pay. It covers construction labor costs land taxes and developer risk, noting owners seek 10-15 percent returns and face tax shelters and appreciation, while local resistance can stall projects.
A reader adapts a recipe from Ray Cote's Villa Montana Cuisine. The Tropical Sherbet blends pineapple banana lime juice and milk with corn syrup and sugar, chilled in a loaf pan then beaten to light creamy texture before refreezing. Makes about 1 1/2 quarts.
Wives of officers from the 212th Field Artillery Group and the Target Acquisition Department held several coffees at Lew Johnson’s Restaurant and private homes. Newcomer Mrs. Richard Tarieska joined. plans included cookie distribution at Reynolds Army Hospital and a forthcoming Lawton Philharmonic concert. New chairmen for hospitality publicity and reservations were elected for TAC and TAD groups.
A Wednesday training session for new Girl Scout leaders will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Lawton. The lineup includes learning consultants Mrs. George Krausz Mrs. Darrell Garner and Mrs. Kenneth Breeden. A nursery is available with 50 cents for the first child and 25 cents for each additional child, from the same family. Attendees should bring a sack lunch.
Prothe on Class of Central Baptist Church elected new officers at a meeting held in the home of Mrs. Pauline Bradford. Re-elected president is Mrs. Bill Hargraves. Other officers include vice president Mrs. Bob Reeder secretary Mrs. Elsie Vaughan treasurer Mrs. Doris Watts assistant secretary Mrs. Frank West and devotional leader Mrs. Harold Woodward.
Lawton Charter Chapter ABWA hosted an enrollment tea at Mrs. Don Neely’s home with 20 members and 12 guests. President J E Ray welcomed attendees as Miss Martin Smith and Sherrie Sue Harsted received scholarships. next meeting set for Oct 3 at the Hotel Lawtonian Rose Room.
Wives of Officers of the 4th Battalion hosted a luncheon in the Artillery Room. Mrs. Calvin J. Landau presided as the theme of Political Rallies featured colonial drum centerpieces and red white blue decorations. Newcomers welcomed included Mrs. Douglas D. Craven and others. farewells noted for several League of Women Voters members who spoke on suffrage history and the League’s role.
Officers Candidate Battalion Class 5-72 wives were honored with a coffee at the home of Mrs. Charles H. Bell. Co sponsor Mrs. Burnal T. Whitefield assisted. A white linen table displayed fruit, blue and white flowers, and crystal service. Several hostesses and guests named alongside chairmen and helpers.
Fort Sill Officers Wives' Club hosted a fall luncheon in the Officers Club ballroom with Field Artillery Center Staff as hostesses. Oklahoma led state representation, Texas second, and guests heard Maj. Gen. Roderick Wetherill speak on Fort Sill missions and all volunteer Army changes.
After cooking a smoked beef tongue, allow it to rest in the cooking water for several hours. Then drain and refrigerate to finish preparation for cold slicing.
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