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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1975
Page
15
Abigail Van Buren replies to a reader who criticizes a neighbor for public display. The column suggests tolerance and suggests a wall around the patio if views offend. The exchange contrasts priggish letter writers with a live and let live stance.
A collection of reader questions about neighborly rudeness at pansy planting, a widowed father reading at dinner, and a man dating a possessive ex wife who gifted a gold I D bracelet. Abby’s guidance touches on clear communication, adjusting to others habits, and honest discourse about relationship boundaries.
A mother recalls the humorous and blunt lessons she taught her children through a pull of their English assignment. She lists witty rules on logic anger optimism and more with everyday mischief at home. The piece closes with a fond self reflection.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. William D. Gess Jr. were installed as presidents of the Central Junior High School PTSA at a school auditorium meeting. James Roberts installed the new officers, with Duncon as vice president and Mrs. Troop, secretary, among others. A flag dedication ceremony and a Camp Fire Girls program followed, ending with an open house.
Miss Yoakum gave a program during an Eta Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi sorority meeting at 5616 Eisenhower Drive hosted by Mrs. Lloyd Childs and Mrs. Gerald Neuwirth. Topics included What Women Are Heir To and Women to Whom We Are Indebted.
Alpha Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met at Mrs. Hugh Davis home in Fort Sill with 16 members present. A program on Women’s heritage was given and a car rally was announced for Sunday Oct 5 at Mrs. Lee Southard’s home with hostesses Mrs. Southard and Mrs. Vincent Parker. Mrs. Chuck Soby bid farewell as she heads to Germany.
Jaycee Jaynes held a meeting at the home of Mrs. George Magee at 4905 Dover. Mrs. Terrell Crow presided as president. Reports covered the Labor Day rest stop, summer ball park and immunization work. An athletic scholarship campaign was noted. Attendees numbered fifteen. The next meeting is slated for Monday October 6 in the Jaycee Hat.
A bicentennial flag raising took place at Edison Elementary School with Beverly Dorman reading Betsy Ross’s flag story. Color guards included Clayton Alexander of Swinney Elementary and Mrs Hickerson of Taft Elementary. Mrs Donna Richey chaired the PEAL bicentennial and presented the flag, while Eisenhower Junior High School’s band performed.
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