Officers Wives Elect New Officers at Fort Sill Club
Mrs. George M. Fraser was elected president of the Officers Wives club at a closing lunch at Fort Sill Officers Club. New officers include vice president Mrs. Joel F. Thomason and secretary Mrs. John F. W. Ellerton. About 200 people attended the event marking the year's end with awards, entertainment, and plans for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Griffing
Fort Sill
Officers Wives Club
Officers Club
Wives Club
George M. Fraser
John J. Kenney
Thomas M. Crawford
Washington, D.C
Indians Workshop Hosts Reception for Friends
About 100 attendees gathered at Sen. Fred Harris home to mark the close of a social graces class series by the Indian Education and Information workshop. OU faculty Dr. Karmak O Hara and Gustafson joined as hosts, with plans announced for educational topics ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Education and Information Workshop
University of Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Cherry
Iona Taylor
Harris
Kathy
Byron
Laura
Harry Wallahdooah
Bill Redelk
William Karmak
Southwest Center For Human Relations
John O'Hara
The
L. M. Gustafson
Department of Psychology
Fort Sill
Oklahoma Health and Welfare
Concho Indian School
Redelk
Ned
Juanita Clark
C. H. Timbo
Taylor
Curley
Phil Narcomey
Timbo
Lawton Workshop
Alice Marriott
Indian Center
Oklahoma City
Lawtonians
Miss Marriott
Carol Rachlin
Oklahoma City Center
Indian Bureau
Mrs Judas Dolt Feted At Shower
Kelly Dolt, a first and second grade teacher at Stony Point school near Elgin, was honored at a pink and blue shower Tuesday night in the school. About 20 attended as gifts were opened and refreshments served by hostesses including Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Leveille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judas Kelly Dolt
Stony Point School
Elgin
J. B. Cunningham
E. Leveille
Wanda Bray
Annetta Rhodes
Mattie McDonald
Virginia Schultz
Ruth Cole
Chris Tramer
Ben Grooms
Martha Prince
Della Miller
Lawton Women Attend DAR National Congress in Washington
Mrs. Roy Stafford delegate and Miss Lily Stafford regent of the Lawton DAR chapter returned from Washington D C where they attended the 2nd Continental Congress of the National Society of DAR. The April 15 19 meeting drew seven thousand delegates. En route they visited Nashville Williamsburg Jamestown Yorktown Philadelphia Valley Forge Mt Vernon Arlington and the Naval Academy in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stafford
Lily Stafford
Lawton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D.C
National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Oklahoma
Nashville
Tenn
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Yorktown
I Square
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Penn
Washington
Deanery Meet Held In City By Catholics
The Altar Society at Blessed Sacrament Church hosted the quarterly Lawton deanery meeting of the National Council of Catholic Women. Mrs. John Murphy of Hinton presided, Rev. T W Darnall led the event, with guest talks from Rev. William McCarthy and Rev. Elmer Robnett. Attendees included 125 members at a luncheon.
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Blessed Sacrament Church
National Council of Catholic Women
Lawton
John Murphy
Hinton
William McCarthy
Elmer Robnett
St. Mary's Boys Choral Group
Wallace McGowen
Sister Blonda
Robert Shalvey
Adolf Fietz
Charles O'Connor
Apache
Charles Scott
Duncan
Clem Heidlage
Chickasha
Julius Banta
Henry Rose
Standley Novotny
Anadarko
Louise Darnall
Marlow
Fort Sill Group Welcomes Newcomers at May Meeting
Wives of officers in the Sergeant Division of Fort Sill's Guided Missile Department hosted a coffee at Mrs. Alton G. Williams home. Newcomers welcomed included Mrs. Donald M. Heilig and others. a farewell scroll was given to Mrs. William S. Monses. The May luncheon is set for May 1 at the Polo Club with planned program and decorations. Twenty four attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guided Missile Department
Alton G. Williams
Upton Rd
Fort Sill
Bruce L. Hennessy
Donald M. Heilig
Lowell E. Harvard
Terrance Grim
Community Home Demonstration Club Plans Events
The Community Home Demonstration club met Tuesday afternoon at the community building to plan future events. They will host the Business and Professional Women's club at a May 1 luncheon in the fair building and serve the Apache sale on May 31. Plans include decorating the building. Hostess Mrs. Kermit Elling led the lesson Food and Nutrition with attendees Mrs. J. W. Bard, Mrs. Lewis Cahn, Mrs. J. R. Castle, Mrs. Robert Howell and Mrs. Art Runyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Home Demonstration Club
Kermit Elling
J. W. Bard
Lewis Cahn
J. R. Castle
Robert Howell
Art Runyon
Domestic Science Club Closes Year With Luncheon
The Domestic Science club held its year end luncheon at Mrs. Sam Chapman’s home 401 Morford Drive with Mrs. Tom Chapman as assistant hostess. The program featured music and piano duets by Mrs. Ansley and Mrs. Tom Chapman. President Roy Stephens led the business session and introduced president elect Mrs. Allen J. Bilbrey among a large group of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domestic Science Club
Sam Chapman
Morford Drive
Tom Chapman
Emmett L. McKey
Rose
Ben Ansley
Allen J. Bilbrey
Donald Angus
Elmer Bauman
Burl Cagle
Albert Childs
Leon L. Cole
Ed L. Dewey
J. Roy Dunning
John G. Erwin
Murray Gilbert
W. F. Griswold
Elman Haines
Bruce Lucas
Central WMS Royal Service Meeting Highlights
The Central Baptist Women’s Missionary society held a royal service program Tuesday at the church. Beverly Lewis circle led the program In the Philippines with Ed Desautel as chairman. A business session, calendar of prayer, and love offering for Beverly Lewis were included. Refreshments served to 26 members one new member and one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Beverly Lewis
Philippines
Ed Desautel
Alan Shackelford
L. B. Johnson
Ethel Griffin
J. T. Pepper
Charles Cook
Jack Kay
Pepper
His Cards Are Stacked. Mom
Dear Abby addresses a wife with 11 children and a husband working second shift who visits a poker game after work. She advises him to come home and she explains the need for his support at home. The column also answers reader questions on a detergent boycott and a risky foot surgery proposed by a friend.
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Abby
Mrs. K
Lawton Social Calendar Highlighting Local Clubs Tonight
Lawton groups schedule meetings and events across venues including Schubert Music Club Centenary Methodist Little Chapel 7 30 p m and Greater Lawton Arts Council Craft Center 2751 Currie Dr Fort Sill 7 30 p m Benevolent Patriotic Order of Does Elks Lodge 1001 A p m Pioneer Club Museum of the Great Plains 12 noon Lawton Garden Council Museum of the Great Plains 9 30 a m Annie Bullock Sneed Chapter UDC 1102 C 2 30 p m Quest Club 905 Parkview 2 p m Ashworth Demery double header square dance 900 Cache Road 8 p m and VFW Post 1193 Games Night 926 S Second 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
African Violet Society
John Wimberly
Lake
Schubert Music Club
Centenary Methodist Little
Women's Club of
St. Barbara
Protestant Women’s Guild
New Post Chapel
Greater Lawton
Pioneer Club
Museum of the Great Plains
Lawton Garden Council
Annie Bullock
United Daughters Confederacy
Lily Stafford
What makes a woman unforgettable
A Reader's Digest May issue condensed from Woman's Day explains what makes a woman unforgettable beyond beauty and sex appeal. It notes men recognize quality quickly and suggests women can develop these enduring traits.
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May
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W. D. Smith
E. G. Hahney
Safford
Kenney
Thomason
Fraser
Cers Club
Colonel Lee
Griffing
Totten
Charles A. Glenn
Ways and Means
James C. Gasser
Spec. John Terry
Lawton Friends
Army Distaff Foundation
Indian Workshop
DAR
Lawton Venetian Blind & Screen CO
House OF Fashion
Gore
S.W
Lawton Beauty School
Sheridan Road
Speck Sanders
Speck Sanders Cleaners
C Avenue
Cache Road
T. W. Darnall
Lawton Deanery
Hollywood Cleaners
Gore Bivd
WMS
Mr. Phil’s
Cache Road Square
Lakeview
Liberty
Little Lake
Margarine
Abigail van Buren
Beverly Hills
Calif
Reader’s Digest
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Sealy
Wolverton’s
Town & Country Shoes
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