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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1963

Page

8

Hostess List Finalized for Lawton Fine Arts Festival

The final hostess list for the Festival of Fine Arts opening Sunday was set by the Arts and Crafts department of the Lawton Woman's Forum. Hostesses will serve at the Spring Art show and student exhibit by the Greater Lawton Art Council, with openings at 2 p.m. in Mc Mahon auditorium. A tea runs 2 to 6 p.m. with chairmen Mrs. R. V. Scott and Mrs. Howard Davis. co chairmen Mrs. Jasper Pollina and Mrs. Albert Childs will guide visitors later in the week. An afternoon musical program is planned and many Lawton women’s club presidents are to pour. Sixteen members attended the Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Bakley’s home.

Arts and Crafts Lawton Oman Greater Lawton Art Council Arts and Crafts Department McMahon Auditorium R. V. Scott Howard Davis Pat Painter Albert Childs W. T. Miller M. G. Fuller Mark Russell Bruner Lee Jake Lyons de L. Hinckley Jr J. M. Bakley Ben Munson Lawton Jasper Pollina Davis Lyons Russell Hong Kong

Teachers Group Plans Convention In City April 27

The Alpha Beta Conclave of the Kappa Kappa Iota society met in John Adams school auditorium. President Mrs. Al Joern chaired as plans were made for the state convention on April 27 at Hotel Lawtonian. Delegates chosen include Mrs. Fred Hamburger Mrs. Eldon Crosson and Mrs. Andy Anderson. Junior high mixed chorus directed by Charles Mohr provided entertainment.

Alpha Beta The Kappa Kappa Iota Society John Adam S al Joern Lawtonian Fred Hamburger Eldon Crosson Andy Anderson San Antonio Texas Charles Mohr John Roberson Wayne Cox Ear Ball Anderson Orvis Rigsby Garland Curtis Paul Dunbar Robert Lanmon Cleo Stringer Paul Powell Hamburger Ennis Oliver Herbert Stevens Wendell Sullivan Crosson Dwayne Arndt Lloyd Merritt A. E. Joern Alton Cox J. T. Neal Russell Marshall Mason Wyatt Ball

Fort Sill Officers Club Luncheon Details

Wives of Gunnery Department officers hosted a luncheon in the Artillery room at the Officers club with Branch B wives as hostesses. Mrs. Loretta Lawson of Southwestern Bell spoke on Wheel of Fortune. Guests included Gail Murphy and others. farewell remarks to several guests. Gunnery western party set for April 20 at the Officers club.

James J. Gibbons J. W. Miller P. E. Roush W. B. Hoffman R. E. Landsman J. J. Read W. R. Deietderich Gail Murphy Donald Miller Paul Jackson Loretta Lawson Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Wheel of Fortune Warren L. Walters Daniel Blaul George Mulcahy Officers Club

Royal Neighbors Plan Dinner In April Meeting

Carnation Camp 3069 Royal Neighbors of America met at 1108 Cherry in the home of Mrs. Helen Rogers. Oracle Mrs. Weatherford led the gathering as cards were signed for ill members Lucy Wilson and Letha Johnson. Committees were named for telephone sick relief finance publicity and more. A cov ered dish dinner was approved for the third Thursday each month with next gathering at 6 30 p.m. April 18 and the May 1 business meeting at the VFW hall. Personal notes mention grandchildren Mary and Michael True visiting from South Bend Indiana.

Carnation Camp Royal Neighbors of America Helen Rogers Cherry C. C. Weatherford Oracle Lucy Wilson Letha Johnson Floyd Miller Weatherford George Townsley Edna Oliver A. T. Keeler Earl Wheeler Bertie Rath Noble Fields Miller VFW Oliver

Yakity Yak Club Hosts Covered-Dish Luncheon

Elgin special edition reports Mrs Walter Pohleman hosted a covered-dish luncheon for Yakity Yak club members and two guests Mrs Lucas Powibeyck and Mrs Ida Dinse. Mrs Charlie Hix led the business session with attendees including Mrs Frank Worth Mrs Wayne Ballou Mrs Lynn Ballou and others. Mrs Stamper will host the next meeting.

Junior Misses Host Jewelry Party And Pledge Update

Junior Misses sponsor an allday jewelry party Saturday with showings at 9 am 1 pm and 4 pm decided at the club meeting Tuesday night. The session was at Jeanetta Clevenger 1701 N 34th hostess Wanda Puckett 1709 Hoover attendees may choose a showing. The next meeting is at 7 30 pm Tuesday with Linda Baker 1812 Baldwin as hostess. Four pledges listed final assignments Linda Taliaferro Sissi Bomar Carol Rust Regina Johns.

Jeanetta Clevenger Wanda Puckett Hoover Linda Baker 1812 Baldwin Linda Taliaferro Sissi Bomar Carol Rust Regina Johns Marsha Irby Penny Griffin Susan Cox Stephanie Connors Barbara McCutchen Patti Walker Ann Godfrey Linda McCord Gloria Beauchamp Jeni Jackson Jana Kennedy Linda Watts Karen Hastings Lou Ann Cousins

Progressive Club Hosts Home Demonstration Meeting

The Progressive Home Demonstration club met at 1706 Sycamore hosted by Mrs. Tom Worth. Mrs. J. H. Freeman presided. devotion and flag salute were held. Mrs. Harold Sinor led the homemakers creed. roll reflected dress pattern problems.

Kenneth Hoover Jeff Brown Progressive Home Demonstration Club Tom Worth Sycamore J. H. Freeman Roy Cremer Harold Sinor Bishop Heart Fund Clara J. Kelley

Wives of Officers Host Coffee at Fort Sill Meet

Wives of the 6th Battalion USATCFA gathered at Mrs. William H. Whiteside home for a coffee. Mrs. Frank Burpo presided over a planning meeting for the Crazy Hat luncheon on April 10 with 6th battalion wives as hostesses. Easter motifs highlighted décor. Newcomer Mrs. James Wayne welcomed. Next gathering May 1 at Mrs. Burpo’s home. Iris Garden club bake sale to be held at 1226 N Sheridan Rd in Erwin Acres with Mrs. James L. Thornton and Mrs. E. H. James in charge.

6Th Battalion Usatcfa William H. Whiteside A. Lester Road Fort Sill Frank Burpo James Wayne Thomas Bradley Benjamin Runyon Douglas Hughes Donald Graham James Bingham Michael Garofalo Jim Carson Frank Worth Burpo Magruder Road Iris Garden Club N. Sheridan Rd Erwin Acres James L. Thornton E. H. James

Let Em Talk It Out by Mrs Muriel Lawrence

A reader asks how to handle a seven-year-old who storms to violence when his younger brother upsets him. The answer urges restraining the aggressor, inviting verbal expression of anger, and listening with sympathy to both sides to reduce the urge to hit. Scolding and punishment are discouraged as they imply abandonment.

Mrs. Lawrence Buddy Stone

New Potatoes Bring Real Taste Of Spring

Fresh new potatoes provide a spring flavor and vitamin C. The recipe outlines boiling, baking, and browning methods with butter, milk sauce, and parsley for six servings. Includes two potato preparation options and temperatures.

41st Exec Wives Coffee Guests of Mrs Ross at Fort Sill

Wives of executive officers of the 41st Group attended a coffee hosted by Mrs Samuel R Ross wife of the group commander. She announced a 41st Group wives luncheon April 23 at the Officers Club Artilery room Fort Sill.

Exec Mrs Ross 41St Group Samuel R. Ross

Rainbow Girls To Go To Church

The Cement assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will attend the First Church on Sunday in a body. Plans were made at a Masonic hall meeting with Mrs. Cloda Robinson as mother advisor. Attendees included Kathy Myers Sue Moser Marilyn Keenan Cathy Ward Linda Johnson Sharon Axton Pat Willis Susette Molsbee Ann Miller and Lynn Sties.

The Order of Rainbow Masonic Hall Cloda Robinson Ivan Catshall Kathy Myers Sue Moser Marilyn Keenan Cathy Ward Linda Johnson Sharon Axton Pat Willis Susette Molsbee Ann Miller Lynn Sties

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