AAUW Branch Holds Guest Breakfast in Lawton Fort Sill
The Lawton Fort Sill AAUW branch held its Guest breakfast at the Holiday Inn to close the year. Mrs C J Emlod welcomed guests and introduced the installing officer Mrs Robert Derington. Officers installed included L A Allizer president Elmer Ewing first vice president Mildred Ebisch secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton-Fort Sill
AAUW
Holiday Inn
C. J. Emnold
Robert Derington
L. A. Alliizer
Elmer Ewing
Mildred Ebisch
James Cox
Kathleen Heinz
Derington
Battalion Group Attends Buffet and Dance Event
Officers of the 4th Battalion US ATCFA and their wives attended a chuck wagon buffet and dance at the Polo club on Friday night. Lt Col Sam Roberts welcomed guests and announced farewells while presenting silver trays and a silver cigarette lighter to several officers. Forty attendees joined the event with red and white checkered tables and 20 dolls in period costumes.
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4Th Battalion
Usatcfa
Polo Club
Sam Roberts
Donald Neely
Curtis Lee
Roberts
Thomas Dickey
Philip Feld
Walter Herren
Junior Miss Club Elects Treasurer
The Junior Miss club met Tuesday night at 1314E Upton Rd Fort Sill. Barbara McCutchen was elected treasurer and Fay Shanks concluded pledge week with an honorary bid for Linda Bott. Members listed include Patti Walter and Lou Ann Cousins among others. next meeting set for 7:30 p.m. at 2309 Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeni Leggett
Upton Rd
Fort Sill
Barbara McCutchen
Fay Shanks
Linda Bott
Patti Walter
Ann Godfrey
Gloria Beauchamp
Lou Ann Cousins
Linda Taliaferro
Darlene Puckett
Carol Rust
Linda MceCord
Linda Watts
Pat Holley
Susan Brilhart
Karen Hastings
Karen Tackett
Cissi Bomar
Regina Johns
Lincoln
St. Mary's Class Plans Banquet and Prom Details
St Marys high school junior class meets to plan the junior senior banquet and prom. The event is set for 5 20 p m May 4 in the Hotel Lawtonian ballroom with a guest speaker and a secret theme. Fats Zeatty s band will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's High School
Lawtonian
Fats Zeatty
Margie Bruckner
Janet Dorsey
Nancy Brown
Martha Murphy
Pat McBride
He Sniffs She Burns Abigails Dear Abby Column
Abigail Van Buren offers advice on quirky habits and life choices in her Dear Abby column. Readers share sniffs at food, bow legs fashion, and runaway marriages, with Abby and others weighing consequences and practical steps.
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Abby
Girl Scout Day Camp Leader Training Planned Near Lawton
Lawton area Girl Scouts seek volunteer leaders for a day camp running June 10 to 14. Training sessions will be held May 2, May 9, and May 16 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the troop campsite seven miles west of Lawton, with lunch brought by each attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Ralph House
M. E. Keiser
Sooner Girl Scout Council
Taft School
Hoover School
House
Marlow
Travis Cates
Fort Sill
Bobbie Kay Shepard
Celia Ann Southwick
Sybil Dickey
Carolyn Marie Handy
Carolyn Kea
Valerie Pipes
Carla Schwartz
Monica Jones
Helen Louise Ruback
Mary Ann Stepp
Jenny Kay Buchanan
Deborah McMullen
Rosemary White
Elaine Toland
Sheila Wein
Jeanine Hartley
Dorinda Walker
Sandra Hall
Lawton Brownies
John Ruback
Values of the Future Program by PEO Chapter BY
Mrs. Earl Zorger presented the program Values of the Future for Chapter BY of PEO Monday at the home of Mrs. Rex Lee 2213 Cheyenne. Mrs. T D Nicklas reported on the state PEO convention in Bartlesville with many members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Zorger
Rex Lee
Cheyenne
T. D. Nicklas
Bartlesville
Charles Bledsoe
M. O. Brock Jr
Andrew Crosby
William E. Cunningham Jr
R. P. Dennis
C. G. Dutcher
Joe Ford
Fred T. Fox
Lee
Nicklas
J. W. Redeker
Joe Rudolph
Robert P. Scott
Ned Shepler
Bennie Stephens
J. R. Stewart
W. E. Tomlinson
R. E. Williams
Lee J. Woods
Zorger
Adult Education Talk Planned by Fort Sill Education Director
Russell Crouch, director of education development at Fort Sill, will be guest speaker for the Women’s Club of St. Barbara’s parish meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in Parish Hall. His topic is Adult Education, outlining kinds available for women in the area. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Crouch
Fort Sill
Women’s Club
St. Barbara's Parish
Three Link Club Hosts Guest At Unity Rebekah Lodge
Mrs Mabel Prichard attended as a guest when the Three Link club of Unity Rebekah lodge 121 met Monday night at Mrs Lillie Rhodes 1508 South 11th. President Mrs Bill Read led the session with lessons on officer duties. Mrs Vera Hunter supervised the bulb and flowers sale and 13 members received refreshments. The next meeting is scheduled May 27 at Mrs Opal Bennett 111144 South Sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Prichard
Three Link Club
Unity Rebekah Lodge
Lillie Rhodes
Bill Read
Harold McGlothin
Vera Hunter
Opal Bennett
Iris Show Set Open To Amateurs At Quartz Mountain
The Quartz Mountain unit of the Oklahoma Iris Society in cooperation with the American Iris Society will hold its annual iris show at Quartz Mountain Lodge near Altus from 2 to 7 p.m. Saturday. The exhibit is open to amateurs with receiving times from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday. The theme is Iris Garden Glimpses.
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Quartz Mountain
The
Oklahoma Iris Society
American Iris Society
Quartz Mountain Lodge
Altus
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Junior Miss club led by Lou Ann Cousins at 2309 Lincoln 7:30 p.m. Goodwill Rebekah lodge at Odd Fellows hall 8 p.m. Senior Citizens at Museum of the Great Plains 7 p.m. Women of Rear Heights Presbyterian church 7:30 p.m. Charity chapter 507 Order of the Eastern Star Masonic temple 7:45 p.m. Ladies auxiliary to VFW post 1193 at VFW building 8 p.m. Centenary Methodist WSCS circles meet with multiple host addresses and times from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Circles 1 through 8 listed. Also included are Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant 16 at Odd Fellows hall 190 8 p.m. Domestic Science club 1 p.m. NCO Wives 1 p.m. Entre Nous club 2 p.m. Volunteers at U S Army hospital annex auditorium 9:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Ann Cousins
Lincoln
Goodwill Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Museum of the Great Plains
Women of
Rear Heights
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
VFW
S. Second
Fort Sill Wives Welcome Newcomers to Club Meet
Wives of officers from the 6th Gun Battery, 9th Artillery, gathered at Mrs. Joe P. Conner’s Fort Sill home. Newcomers Mrs. Jack S. Feick and Mrs. Tillman J. Reeves were welcomed. plans set for an April 24 officers wives luncheon. May 16 coffee hosted by Mrs. Miles.
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9Th Artillery
Joe P. Conner
Lee Rd
Fort Sill
Jack S. Feick
Tillman J. Reeves
George Swartstad
Kenpon D. Enger
Officers Wives Club
James A. Rasmussen
Edgar Miles
Wilbur Meek
Enger
Jack Waaler
William B. Fleming
William E. Green
George V. Gillette
Orville K. MacLay
Louis M. Borum
Robert L. Chick
Allan T. Yamamoto
Jerry Greetam
Robert J. Menzer
Harold B. Slavens
James F. Gabelmann
Miles
Two Lawtonians Attend Beta Sigma Phi Convention
Mrs Francis Azlin and Mrs Bill Shelton attended the tri state convention in Tulsa over the weekend. Their husbands accompanied them. The guest of honor was Miss Dorothy Heavey from the International office in Kansas City. About 500 attended the convention and the 1964 convention will be held in Enid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Azlin
Bill Shelton
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Tulsa
Dorothy Heavey
International Office
Kansas City
Enid
Goodwill Rebekah Lodge Meeting Tonight at Odd Fellows Hall
Goodwill Rebekah lodge members will meet at 8 p.m. today in the Odd Fellows hall at 109 percent. The regular gathering will include entertainment for the Past Noble Grands.
Gold Star Mothers Tea Honors Duncan Chapter
The Gold Star Mothers Inc Duncan chapter marked its third anniversary with a tea at the American Legion hall. Corsages were given by Duncan chapter president Mrs Blanche Moore. Lawton visitors included president Mrs John Wimberley and members Mrs Alyne Greene Mrs E J Schaal Mrs J A Tillison Mrs Floyd Kennedy Mrs Ethel Austin and Mr and Mrs G I Zarling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Star Mothers, Inc
Duncan
Lawton
American Legion Hall
Blanche Moore
John Wimberley
Alyne Greene
E. J. Schaal
J. A. Tillison
Floyd Kennedy
Ethel Austin
G. I. Zarling
Meers Home Demonstration Club Learns Foods
Members of the Meers Home Demonstration club met in the Meers Community building for a lesson on foods and nutrition led by Mrs. Elbert Wolf. Mrs. Ed Griswold presided as the group planned to help other clubs in the council entertain the Business and Professional Women's club on May 1. Attending were Mrs. Bob Baumann Mrs. Daniel Delly Mrs. Kenneth Wolt and Mrs. Paul Wege Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meers Home
Meers
Elbert Wolf
Ed Griswold
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bob Baumann
Daniel Delly
Kenneth Wolt
Paul Wege Jr
Of C To Honor State Clergymen
Rev. William J. Swift of Muskogee will deliver the keynote at a clergy night in Lawton Knights of Columbus Hall. Clergymen from the southwest district attend a buffet supper and program. State officers Roy H. Semmer and James Nouri will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Swift
Muskogee
Knights of Columbus
Lawton
Knights of Columbus Council
Hilltop Drive
Southwest
Joe Butler
Daniel Jullentrop
Anadarko
Elmer C. Robnett
Charles Johnson
Ardmore
Oklahoma City
James Nouri
Duncan
Five more girls enter Miss Lawton contest
Three Cameron college coeds and an Oklahoma State University student entered the Miss Lawton of 1963 contest this week bringing the total contestants to nine. The May 11 pageant at Cameron college auditorium will feature a swimsuit competition at the Holiday Inn pool and patio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron College
Oklahoma State University
Judith Farrelly
Lana Sue Reichle
Rene Conners
Susan Brigham
Mary Helen Kelley
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Zale
Holiday Inn
Cameron
Smith
Ninth Graders Take TB Tests
Ninth grade students in Comanche County are undergoing a tuberculin skin test project using the new painless Tine test. Nurses from the City County Health Department conduct tests to gauge county TB prevalence, with positive reactors receiving chest X rays and follow up with physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Tuberculosis Committee
Charles E. Green
Herman R. Bender
Green
Central Junior High
Tomlin
Eisenhower
Bender
Indian School Names April Student of the Month
Fort Sill, Indian School selects Roseanne Kavaleen Roanhorse a junior from Tohatchi New Mexico as April Student of the Month. She is dorm vice president, a Navajo Youth conference candidate, cheerleader and longtime participant in Pep club glee club 4H Indian club and Indian Princess candidate in freshman year.
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Roseanne Kavaleen Roanhorse
Fort Sill
Lighting Maps Like a Tree with Curves and Branches
The description compares lighting paths to a tree, noting curves that bend and twist rather than zigzag. It emphasizes organic, branched patterns resembling limbs.
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Tomlinson Junior High School
Pat Holly
Anita Weber
Suzi Bassell
Karen Vinson
Junior Miss Club
St. Mary's
American Red Cross
U. S. Army Hospital Annex
Hollywood Cleaners
Gore Blvd
Zey O.K. Transfer & Storage CO
Moe
SN Te Ae A
Beauticians
S.W
Oklahoma
Lawton Beauty School
Sheridan Road
Abigail van Buren
Ions
Liamnt
Hcip
Aor
Beverly Hillis
PEO
Lawton Venetian Blind & Screen CO
Speck Sanders
Speck Sanders Cleaners
C Avenue
Cache Road
Centenary Methodist Wscs
Paul Prior
Dearborn
J. A. Bumpers
N. Fifth
John W. Tyree
E. D. Flickinger
Cherry
G. L. DeArmond
Eldon English
Wayne A. Cousins
Donald Rust
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant
Domestic Science Club
Sam Chapman
Morford Dr
NCO
NCO Club
Larry Smith
N. 33Rd
American Red Cross Volunteers
Lawtonians
Goodwill Lodge
Meers Club
Laird
Marylin Miller Cosmetics
Edna Hennessee
Sheridan Rd
Larry J. King
Sherry’s House OF Fashion
Bill Smith
Jaycee
Rose Ann Werger
Geronimo
Janelle Landrum
Grandfield
Linda Paddoco
Sharon Littlefield
OSU
Sealy
Wolverton’s
Rainey’s Drapery Mart
Rainey’s
Rexall
A. .B Drug CO
Indian School
19Th St
Lawtonian EL
Dan Gerber
Baby
Gerber Baby Foods
Box
Fremont Michigan
Rainey’s Drapery
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