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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1975
Page
7
Dear Abby is asked why people deny watching television while admitting they saw All In The Family. The columnist suggests many want to appear intellectual, hiding a casual enjoyment of TV.
A reader complains about a partner’s foot odor and stubborn habits hindering romance and sleep. Advice suggests moving the extra firm mattress to another room to improve the bedroom environment. A clergyman writes about intrusive wedding photographers and asks for guidance to curb such behavior.
Lawton Schubert Music Club held a reassembly coffee with 20 members. Mrs. Phillip Grant led as first vice president while executive board officers served as hostesses. The hymn A Wayfaring Stranger was sung by Mrs. Grant with autoharp. A reception is planned for Tuesday Oct 7 in the McMahon Foundation with guests from Oklahoma City including Mrs. W Rogers Abbott and Mrs. W Cole.
Social events and meetings across Lawton and Fort Sill include groups such as Chapter EB PEO and United Methodist Women at Centenary United Methodist Church, VFW Post 5263 and Auxiliary activities at VFW Hall, and various clubs meeting from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at locations like the Jewish Center Fort Sill Officers Club and Lawton Heights United Methodist Church with multiple circles, dances, luncheons, and class sessions scheduled through Friday. The calendar notes deadlines for submissions and a Society Department contact.
Daily astrological outlook by sign with brief guidance. Aries to Pisces cover traits, cautions, and opportunities for the day. The piece notes notable births like Vladimir Horowitz and Julie Andrews.
The first fall meeting of the Wives of Post Sergeants Major at the Fort Sill NCO Club welcomed six new members: Mrs. Har grove, Mrs. Quezada, Mrs. Wiginton, Mrs. Cain, Mrs. Pierce, and Mrs. Foss Jr. Mrs. Melvin J. Holifield presided. Lawton Mobile Meals chair J C Kennedy outlined goals and volunteer needs. Hostesses were Mrs. Can trell Mrs. Foss and Mrs. Berrett. group noted upcoming events.
International Order of Job's Daughters met in Mount Scott Masonic Temple with 50 members attending. Kathy Allbritton, honored queen, presided. plans discussed for a visit to Guthrie Masonic Home. Next meeting set for Oct 9 at Mount Scott Temple. Lisa Carver welcomed as new member.
A compact note offers beauty tips about dry lids and eyeliner. it highlights preparation, choosing products, and techniques to avoid smudging. The guidance emphasizes skin prep and shade choices to improve long lasting wear.
A couple narrates a joke about defining meaningful conversations in a marriage. The wife claims they have meaningful talks while the husband questions the concept, offering humorous examples like discussing daily routines and news events such as an oil embargo and Paul Harvey. The bit ends with a remark on a twelve year marriage.
State officials of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars attended a luncheon at VFW Hall 926 S 2nd. Hostesses included multiple named members. Miss Ann Mary Mullen led a 40 person gathering, with a film shown by Mrs. Eddy B. Cordes and plans discussed for a Norman War Veterans Hospital visit and the eighth district meeting in Duncan. The next meeting is set for Oct 14 with post at 7 p.m. and auxiliary at 8.
In 1958 Mexican women gained the right to vote in a presidential election marking a landmark expansion of suffrage. The historic move followed decades of advocacy and political reform.
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