Pioneer Spirit Hope Of Future Highlighted By Dr Dale
Dr Edward Everett Dale Oklahoma historian urged Lawton Kiwanis members and guests to keep faith in the pioneer spirit as a guide for America. He cited Oklahoma openings and the westward push from Plymouth to the first settlements, stressing courage, honesty, faith, and hard work in southwest Oklahoma’s evolution. He remains confident about the future amid wartime and change.
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America
Edward Everett Dale
Lawton Kiwanians
Dale
University of Oklahoma
Keiwanians
First Christian Church
Oklahoma
Greer County
Plymouth
Jamestown
Lawton
Bart Sit
Southwest
Thurston Nickles
Mile Tague
F. J. Christian
EB. H. McKinney
Kiwanis Club
Rudy Hanza
Orta Wilcoxson
Donald Wilcoxon
Howard Hamilton
Kelly Johnstone
J. A. Stuever
Charlie Shull
J. L. McQuiston
J. FL Morse
Carl F. Carlson
W. H. King
Stanier Cahn
Wayne Rowe
Quentin Livingston
Howard Bain
John Storer
J. C. Sellers
Frank Montgomery
Spencer Mac Howry
Spencer Quetone
Bufford Arnold
Billy Wilkins
P. W. Sharp
Ed Bledsoe
Jack Howenstine
Wilbur Sformison
R. B. Morford
R. B. Morford, Jr
J. Allan Lowry
J. O. Lewis
Joe B. Watson
H. Medford
Otto Wilcoxson
Sydney
Australia
Joe Schneider
Nicklas
4. B. Adams
The
State University
College of Business Administration
Women’s Missionary Society Holds Bible Study Circles
Members of the Women's Missionary Society of First Baptist met in homes and at the church for Bible study from Romans. Circles hosted by Mrs. Eliza Hawke, Mrs. John Alfred, Mrs. Guy Sparkman, and others shared prayer, offerings for clothing for a child at Oklahoma Baptist Home for Children, Braille publications, and seminary literature. Attendees included Mrs. Maurice Crabtree, Mrs. Hya Tucker, and many circle members across multiple homes.
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Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Circle
Eliza Hawke
Wilsson Fielder
Mary Wiled
Charles Wolf
C. W. Simpson
Rubye House
J.T. McMenis
WMU
George Conway
Avlover
Oklahoma
Maurice Crabtree
Fort Worth
Guy Sparkman
Eugene Hilchele
Henry Brammer
Cherry
Brammer
By. i
Clothing Fund
Braille Publication Fund
Carrie Hoodier
H. L. Wright
P. Ei
Lena .Whitten
Glen Becker
W. D. Singleton
B.W. Hacrla
Jake Witzel
Mike Brandon
S. Ninth
Doyle Brantley
C. W. Sasser
W. R. Ramsey
Baptist Children’s Home
Mra. G. D. Fawley
Blle
Allie Young
Nora Pinson
J.T. Lyle
A. E. Seabolt
L. 3- Eickies
Gordon Foster
Lorene Lilly
D. M. Golden
H. G. Manning
Jean Peterson
Wi. L. Pitts
Club House Donated To Jolly Jeans
At the weekly meeting in Misa Shirley Turner’s home the Jolly Jeans club decorated their new club house donated by Mrs Clar ence Turner. Vice president presiding in the absent president. Attending: Nona Sexton Phyllis Rumeage Jorena Givens Mona Sexton Mary Louise Giles and Hva Vowel. Next meeting set April 13 at Mona and None Sexton’s home.
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Jally Jeans Club
Misa Shirley Turner
Clarence Turner
Nona Sexton
Phyllis Rumeage
Jorena Givens
Mona Sexton
Mary Louise Giles
Hva Vowel
Mona
Sexton
Gore
International Music Program Set At Cen Ten Methodist Church
The Schubert Music Club will present International Music at Cen Ten Methodist Church tomorrow at 10 30 a m Robin Alford leads the program with participants Pat Ratcliffe Mary Sue Grimes Dorothy Leister Mary Lola Shore Pat Holzapfel Joann Gee Mary Jane Owen and Dorothy Dawson performing in the event.
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Schubert Music Club
Centenary Methodist Church
Robin Alford
Pat Ratcliffe
Mary Sue Grimes
Dorothy Leister
Mary Lola Shore
Pat Holzapfel
Joann Gee
Mary Jane Owen
Dorothy Dawson
Spiritual Frontiers study by four WMS circles
The Women's Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church studied Spiritual Frontiers as four circles met on Tuesday. Elizabeth Brown circle opened with hymns. devotional used James 3. prayers led. circle members and guests participated in readings, songs and a review of 45 year old missionary work. The Rosalee Appleby circle, and the Howard Bryant circle also held meetings with devotions, songs, and study reflections. An all day event was planned with plans to collect items for an Oklahoma Orphans home.
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Women's Missionary Society
Calvary Baptist Church
Elizabeth Brown
Tahe Jones
A. M. Brown
Lee Pursley
Victoria Gonzelus
Jesus
Mra. Brown
Dan T. Moore
WM. R. Vaughn
W.ms. Child
Oklahoma
Mitchell
George Brumley
John Mehefko
Sam Braddy
Willis Creagle
A. Thornburg
Clarence Constant
M. F. Shiplett
B. R. York
Rosalee Atplony
Prayer and devotion mark church circle meeting
Mrs J H Ragadill offered a prayer and Mrs B Dunlap led a devotional from Matthew 26 18 20 on The Great Commission The fifth chapter of the study book was presented by the new circle leader Mrs J H Bled aoe The next meeting will be at Mrs John Bradley 612% McKinley Others present included Mrs Lola Ivey Mrs OJa Austin Mrs Leonard Raney Mrs Leonard Harvey Mrs Olil Smith Mrs H A Williamson and Mrs Puffer.
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M. H. Dungan
Mary Bridges
H. Iswin
J. H. Ragadill
B. Dunlap
New Circle
J. H. Bledaoe
John Bradley
McKinley
Lola Ivey
Oja Austin
Leonard Raney
Leonard Harvey
Olil Smith
H. A. Williamson
Puffer
Roseland Club Plans Wiener Roast On April Sixteen
The Roseland club met at the home of Mrs Thelma Scribner east of the city after noon. New members Mrs Ralph Lucas and Mrs GC A Thornburg were welcomed. Members present included Mrs Harry Hammond Mrs Jim Recer Mrs Walt Spradhin Mrs Bernice Watson and others.
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Roseland Club
Mra
Thelma Scribner
Glen
Walt Spradhin
Bernice Watson
Bill Trotter
Luke Wilson
Myrtle Jenking
Rosa Dikes
Tracy Bishop
Louis Bishop
Girls Friendly Society Organized
The Girls Friendly Society club was organized on Wednesday April 7 at the club house 2620 CT Colors chosen were blue and white with a dove emblem. Officers elected include Gerry Truesdale president Doris Lee vice president Bobbie Jean Lee secretary treasurer Mary Lou Askew pledgemist Milas Wynell Ketchum chaplain Alex June Hall reporter Milas Evelyn Rainwater social chairman Patsy Truesdale Martha Buttrum charter members.
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Girls! Friendly Society Club
Gerry Truesdale
Doris Lee
Bobbie Jean Lee
Mary Lou Askew
Mistresa
Milas Wynell Ketchum
Alex June Hall
Milas Evelyn Rainwater
Patsy Truesdele
Martha Buttrum
DAR Meeting To Be Held Tomorrow Afternoon
Lawton chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution will hold a 2 p.m. Saturday meeting at the county Health Center, 10 E. Mrs Ben Ash and Mrs. Julian Russell hostesses. Guest speaker Hardy Watson will discuss Conservation of Health.
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Lawton
The
Daughters of American Revolution
County Health Center
Ben Ash
Julian Russell
Hardy Watson
Shower Fetes Recent Bride In Soper Home
A miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs. Walter B. Sanders, formerly Miss Millie Sue Bowers, was held at Mrs. Clarence Soper’s home 609 Columbia. Guests included Mrs. Charles B. Sanders Sr., Mrs. Harry E. Bowers, and many attendants.
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Soper
Walter BE. Sanders
Millie Sue Bowers
Clarence Soper
Columbia
Charles 8. Sanders, Sr
Harry E. Bowers
Jacqueline Soper
Helen Olson
Charles B. Sanders, Jr
Mra
Claude Seper
Mtr
Joe Tan BL. Clair
Tina Wiley Nelson
Gindya Braet
Misa Geree McCurdy
Ruth Larrance
Mary Larrance
Nancy McCrory
Barbara Nortis
Barbara Kuntz
Joan McDowell
Fudge Leard
Betty Clark
Gwendolyn Trout
Jan Gartrell
Milas Betty Elrod
Bridge And Games Party Held By Officers Wives
Wives of Department of Observation officers attended a luncheon and bridge and games afternoon at the Fort Monday. The event showcased social and charitable aims with attendees from the military community.
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Department of Observation
Bridge and games prizes at Sill Officers’ Club event
Sill Officers' club hosted an afternoon with Mrs. George H. Wenzel and Mrs. Nelson W. Tobey as hostesses. Mrs. George Reltz and Mrs. Henry Owen won bridge prizes, while Mrs. Wesley Walton took the games prize. Guests included several named ladies, among them Mrs. Mer cer Walter and Mrs. John J. Case.
Notable Ladies Listed in Social Circle
A social notice names Mrs. Oscar Yogi, Mrs. Charles Hearn, Mrs. Robert Hixon, Mrs. John Hoffman, Mrs. H. & Owen, Mrs. David Richardson and Mrs. William R. Bursell as members of a local hostess group, reflecting community ties and social standing.
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Green Sales CO
First Baptist Circles
PUREX
Jolly Jeans
Pho
WMS
Girls’ Friendly Society
DAR
Fuller Brush Company
Bell
Checker Cab
Tian
Parka
ATO
Louie
Tacoma
Phonograph
Lawton Novelty Co
W. G. Price
Third Street
Colorback Co
Sup
Goodyear
Auto Hotel
Oe Pho
I. G. Cole
Current
Stan Henton
Dinah Shore
Phil Harris
Tchaikovsky
Andy Russell
Vinniesa Nighin
Henry Rene
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