Annual Girl Scout Fair Slated at National Guard Armory
The Girl Scout annual fair, themed Annual Girl Scout Fair Slated, runs Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the National Guard Armory. About 50 Troop displays from Brownie to Cadette levels showcase arts crafts camping service and badge work with hostesses from many local elementary schools. Ribbons for superior or excellent troop displays will be awarded alongside trophies for Brownie Junior and Cadette levels. A 50 cent family contribution funds Lawton Neighborhood Camp improvements.
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National Guard
Lawton
Brownie
Jefferson
Hoover
Edison
Brookland
Taft
Pioneer Park
Swinney
Garfield
Woodland Hills
Tomlinson Junior High
Janette Martin
Freddie Martin
N. 5Th
Monica Maloy
Elaine Maloy
Joyce Michaud
Philip Michaud
Hilltop Drive
Aletha Bolt
J. M. Bolt
Euclid
Social calendar items from Lawton Oklahoma clubs in a weekly list
A dense schedule lists Altrusa Club events, PTSA meetings, writers group sessions, garden club trips, church women boards and circles, veterans and civic clubs, charity luncheons, sorority chapter meetings, and public gatherings across venues like the Museum of the Great Plains USC Fort Sill and the National Guard Armory with times from 6:30 p.m. to noon on various days Friday and Saturday. Names include Eloise Tyree, Mrs. Frank Austin, Mrs. Charles Graybill, Mrs. William Leitner, Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. Carter Crane, Mrs. Richard Briggs, Mrs. Byron Aycock, Mrs. John Dierksen, and others. Locations feature Lawtononian Hotel, St Johns Baptist Church, Fort Sill NCO Club, Center 1305 S 11th, and 1010 S Sherman. The calendar covers Friday and Saturday events, luncheons, and garden club shows.
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Altrusa Club of
Lawton
Lawtonian
Central Junior High School
PTSA
Great Plains Writers’ Association
USC
Eloise Tyree
S. 2Nd
Lawton Tennis Association
Comanche County
Senior Citizens’ Club
Museum of the Great Plains
Boulevard
Congregational and Christian Church
Christian ‘Women’ Fellowship
First United Methodist Church
United Methodist
John Martin
Carter Crane
Military Wives’ Garden Club
Fort Sill
W. J. Blackerby
35Th
ATC
Montego Bay
Good Cheer
Faxon
Alpha Pi
Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Richard Briggs
Eisenhower
P.E.O
Byron W. Aycock
Dearborn
Comanche County Association For Retarded Children
NCO Wives’ Club
NCO Club
Lawton Business and Professional Women’s Club
First Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall of Church
Paul Cook
Jefferson
Petunia Garden Club
Forest Harris
Carolyn Hunt Club
Frank Worthen
S. 51St
S. Sherman
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Home
Sullivan Village
United Methodist Church
United Methodist Women
Lawton Heights
Lawton Pioneer Women’s Club
Ok Tops Club
Guy Able
Tomlin Circle
Oklahoma
National Guard Armory
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Southwest Oklahoma Iris
Rules for Brides Engagement and Wedding Notices
The Lawton Constitution Society Department offers engagement and wedding forms for publication. Submit forms or a written story by 5 p.m. the Wednesday before the desired date for pictures. without a picture, submissions are due noon Thursday. Include full names and hometowns. bride photos must be clear black and white, with rules on timing for one or two pictures and no photos after 14 days post wedding.
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Lawton Constitution & Morning Press
Mrs. Gary Vitt Bids Farewell at Officer Wives Coffee
Mrs. Gary Vitt bade farewell at a Fort Sill gathering for Wives of Officers of Survey Division Target Acquisition USAFAS hosted by Mrs. Frederick Schleusing. Twenty five women attended as Easter themed decorations graced the event. Mrs. Lundberg will host the May coffee. Altrusa Club of Lawton meets tonight at 6 30 p m at Hotel Lawtonian for dinner program and business.
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Gary Vitt
Survey Division
Target Acquisition Department
Usafas
Frederick Schleusing
Empton Road
Fort Sill
William Lundberg
Robert Arciero
Schleusing
Lundberg
Comanche County
Altrusa Club of
Lawton
Lawtonian
Rebekahs Hold Bonnet Parade At IOOF Hall
Unity Rebekah Lodge No. 121 hosted an Easter bonnet parade and social at the IOOF Hall 100% D. Grace Sparkman earned a prize for the most original hat. Seventeen members attended as Mrs. N. D. Fields presided with Mrs. Malone and Mrs. Bunch assisting.
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Unity Rebekah Lodge No. 121
IOOF
Grace Sparkman
Ray Forrest
Ray Malone
Joe Bunch
N. D. Fields
Noble Grand
Malone
Bertie Rash
Ola Mae Stanley
Bunch
Cosmopolitan Extension Homemakers Elect Officers
The Cosmopolitan Extension Homemakers Group at the HER Center elected new officers led by Mrs. Pete Pagtikian as president with Mrs. Ephelson Barnes as vice president and Mrs. Margaret Glasby as secretary. Ten members attended with reports by Miss Elnora Lovings and Mrs. J. C. Norman. A dress review is set for Thursday at the Comanche County Fairgrounds. The group will tour sites in Elgin Apache and Meers. A May 7 bus tour to Job Corps and Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge is planned with meeting at 10 a.m. at the HER Center.
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Cosmopolitan Extension Homemakers Group
Her Center
S. 11Th
Jack Sharp
Pete Pagtikian
Ephelson Barnes
Margaret Glasby
Elnora Lovings
J. C. Norman
Pagtikian
Comanche County Fairgrounds
Masonic Lodge to fete 50 year member Japp
Triangle Masonic Lodge No. M8 will honor John Fred Japp at a 7 pm meeting in the Masonic Temple 702 C Euclid 50 years in Masonry are noted along with 37 years in York Rite Masonry He is a member and past patron of Lawton Chapter No 82 Order of the Eastern Star.
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Triangle Masonic Lodge No. M8
AF & AM
Masonic Temple
C. John Fred Japp
Euclid
Japp
York Rite Masonry
Lawton
Order of the Eastern Star
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Ray Broome
McBride
Xi Tau Chapter
Dale Taylor
Meadowbrook
Granny
Sun
Tue
Kodacolor
Camera
Lawton, Okla
Mrs
Rebekahs
U.S
World Almanac
Claiborne Pell
Congress
Enterprise Assn
Pearl Williams
Masonic Lodge
AAA Glass CO
Toyokalon
A. Want
Ey Pee
Lee Bird
Give Heart Fund
Famous Brand Shoes
D Ave
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