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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1976
Page
11
Dear Abby recounts a husband, Ernie, age 68, who after a 50th reunion rekindled with an old sweetheart now a 67-year-old widow with 11 grandchildren. He took 60 Polaroids at the event, she features in 50, and he has called her long distance from San Diego.
A reader seeks Abby’s advice on jealousy and sharing assets amid marital strife. Separate letters discuss medical ethics, truth telling in venereal disease cases, and a startling near-twin encounter, plus a quirky recipe and a note from a Phoenix reader about a past twin loss.
Fort Sill Officers Wives' Club featured Where The Women Are Fashions at a patio brunch in the Fort Officers Club with about 200 women. Mrs. Robert McCaffree chaired as president, as Wives of Officers hosted.
New officers of the Southwestern Clinic Hospital Inc. Employees' Association were installed at a Fisherman's Cove dinner in Medicine Park. Cynthia Newman became president, with Charlotte Barber first vice president, Helen Hooper second vice president, Juanita Carson secretary, and Annette Brown treasurer. Tom Banowetz, the hospital administrator, performed the installation. Mrs. Carmichael gave the invocation and Miss Krasnica chaired the meeting. About 50 people attended.
Mrs. William Bradley presented on Comanche history tradition and dress during Lawton Heights United Methodist Church meeting in the Fellowship Hall. She discussed Quanah Parker’s role in Comanche and US history. Mrs. Louis Vann presided, with devotions by Mrs. Leslie Shearer and introduction by Mrs. Jess Newby. Forty members and seven guests attended after a covered dish dinner.
Members of the Lawton Business and Professional Women's Club attended a mini style show at a luncheon in the Hotel Lawtonian. The annual show will be at 8 and 8 p.m. today in the hotel ballroom. Mrs. R D Bentley described fashions, while Mrs. Lloyd Dupler outlined show scholarship proceeds.
Mrs. David J. Bucchieri of 1137 Magruder Road Fort Sill received an engraved silver bread and butter dish as a farewell gift from Wives of Officers of Nuclear Weapons Employment Division Tactics and Combined Arms Depart USAF AS. Lt Col Rouse welcomed the guests and announced new officers Mrs Vincent G Hargreaves will host the next coffee October 12 at 9 30 a.m.
Horoscope column lists daily forecasts for each zodiac sign with guidance on attitude and outcomes. It notes strong benefic influences for Aries and suggests cautious progress for Taurus and Gemini while highlighting momentum for Cancer and practical self reliance for Leo. Pisces tale warns against defect causes and emphasizes elimination of disappointments. It ends by naming birth dates and notable figures like H. H. Wells, Girolamo Savonarola, and Henry Stimson.
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority City Council in Cameron University administration building plans the First Lady of Lawton award event for 7 30 p m on Monday Nov 8 at the McMahon Foundation. New Iota Omega chapter members introduced and a convention report shared.
The guide says iodine can hide small scratches on a dark finish but test first on the table’s underside to match color. For water marks, if wax is present remove it, otherwise rub with oil of peppermint and finish with a dry cloth to lift stains.
Beta Omicron Chapter hosts social at Mrs. Bob Barker residence 5796 A Peden Fort Sill at 7 p.m. Centenary United Methodist Church hosts United Methodist Women gathering in Fellowship Hall at 7 p.m. Lawton Humane Society at Security Bank building holds 7 30 p.m. VFW Post 1193 and Auxiliary present games at VFW Hall 926 S 2nd at 7 45 p.m. Lawton Business and Professional Women's Club stages fall fashion show in Hotel Lawtonian Ballroom at 5 p.m. Calendar items accepted noon Thursday by The Lawton Constitution Society Department.
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