Crazy Hats Luncheon Winners Told at Fort Sill
Prizes for the three best hats in original beautiful and humorous categories were awarded at a Fort Sill Officers club luncheon honoring wives of 1st Field Artillery Group officers. Firsts went to Mesdames Rodes Willard Klinger, second to Mallow Joles Barber, and third to Lyon Eads Killough. Rodes also won the door bonnet prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
17Th Field Artillery Group
David M. Klinger
Jack C. Willard
William R. Rodes
U.S. Army
1Th Field Artillery Group
Fort Sill
David K. Lyon
Robert L. Eads
C. W. Killough
Rodes
Thomas
E. de Shaze
de Shaze
United States Army Artillery
Mercer
Gavan
Meal W. Harper
Col. Harper
FA Group
Nests
Mesdames de Shazo
Walter
James E. Holley
Imaginative event features women chaired decor team
Mrs Richard T Neumann led the event with Mrs Alfred L Langhough providing soft background music. Mesdames David R Lyon and William H Crosson chaired the decoration committee, using Birds of Paradise tall palms and spring flowers. Other committees were led by Mesdames O L Tobiason Neumann D M Easterday C J Schwaneveldt N W Pooley and R C Dufault with creations ranging from a guided missile to a Mickey Mouse.
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James E. Norvell
William A. Enmark
Clyde L. Jones
Richard T. Neumann
Alfred L. Langhough
Mesdames
David R. Lyon
William H. Crosson
O.L. Tobiason
Neumann
D. M. Easterday
C. J. Schwaneveldt
N. W. Pooley
R. C. Dufault
Jaycee Janes Elect Officers At Carl’s Restaurant
The Jaycee Janes elected a new officer slate at a 7 p m meeting at Carl’s Restaurant. Installation is planned for a May session. New officers include Mrs Warren Chrisman president and Mrs Dan Woesner vice president along with secretary treasurer and reporter.
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Jaycee Janes
Warren Chrisman
Dan Woesner
Cutfie Waid
Leamon Jones
Harold Anderson
Fred R. Harris
Gale Sadler
Harry C. Rice Jr
Mesdames
Harold English
Henry F. Howell
Marlin Keathley
Fred Larrance Jr
Charles Miller
Mike Salazar
Ray Shackelford
Tom Stanton
Shower Honors Newlywed Pair In Sterling Event
In Sterling high school a post nuptial shower honored Mr. and Mrs. James Smith. Hosts were Sterling Baptist Woman's Missionary society and Sterling Future Homemakers of America with Mrs. Muriel Liles directing games. The bride Frieda Heston is daughter of Earl and Mrs. Heston of Sterling. groom is from Stonewall and teaches shop at Sterling High School.
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Sterling
Sterling High School
James Smith
Sterling Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Sterling Chapter
Homemakers of America
Muriel Liles
Frieda Heston
Earl Heston
Stonewall
Sterling School
Recital by former Music Appreciation members Friday
Social Calendar lists a Friday recital by former Music Appreciation club members at Centenary Methodist Little Chapel at Eighth and B the former First Presbyterian church building, with public invited. Also Lawton Chapter No. 82 Order of Eastern Star gathers at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic temple. Saturday features a Reddy Kilowatt Square Dance Club event at 8 p.m. in the home service auditorium of the Public Service Company building.
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Music Appreciation Club
P.m
Centenary Methodist Little Chapel
Eighth
First Presbyterian
Lawton
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Reddy Kilowatt Square Dance Club
Home Service Auditoriun of Public Service Company
Capt Seveys Visit Relatives Heads to California
Capt W B Sevey and Mrs Sevey with children Bill and Barbara left Lawton for a California visit after staying with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W B Sevey of 1322 Cherry. They plan visits with Bernice Tuttle and families as well as the parents of Mrs Sevey. Capt Sevey recently returned from Heilbrunn Germany and will report in late May to the Detroit arsenal for a new assignment.
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Sevey
Detroit, Mich., Arsenal
Mrs. Elsie Nagel Hosts Large Family Gathering
Mrs. Elsie Nagel hosted a home gathering at 2709 E for a large group of relatives. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Brown of Fort Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Mendeman and son Mark Lee of Apache, and siblings Mrs. Thomas Coleman and Mr. George Casey with families.
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Elsie Nagel
Lee Anderson
Hazel Morris
Bill Simms
Doyle Brown
Fort Worth
Tex
Alton Mindeman
Mark Lee
Charles Nagel
Keith
Debby
Set
George Casey
Thomas Coleman
Chandler
Roy Williams
Junior
Bruce
Walters
Earl Casey
Miss Phyl
Sterling School Dismissal Brief for Easter Vacation
Sterling public schools dismiss at 4 pm Thursday for Easter break and will resume classes Tuesday morning.
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Sterling
Sterling Public Schools
Pampa Woman Showed Photos From Honolulu Trip
Miss Casey of Pampa showed pictures after a five week journey to Honolulu. She visited her cousin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schmitker, with Mrs. Schmitker being another daughter of Mrs. Nagel.
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Lis Casey
Pampa
Tex
Miss Casey
Honolulu
Bill Schmitker
Mrs. Schmitker
Nagel
Easter party honors TEL Sunday school class
Mrs. E D Callahan presided over a brief business session at an Easter party for the TEL Sunday school class of First Baptist church. The event was held at 7 30 p m Thursday in the home of Mrs. Robert Yates at 1412 North 19th Street with prayers by Mesdames Clyde Stephens and Fred Marts and a list of attendees including Mrs. Joseph E Bradford and others.
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E. D. Callahan
TEL
First Baptist Church
Robert Yates
Clyde Stephens
Fred Marts
Joseph E. Bradford
Lee Cleveland
Homer Farris
W. R. Jarrell
Robert Tucker
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