Prenuptial Fete Honors Ann Ballard
Miss Ann Ballard was feted with a prenuptial shower on Friday August 7 before her wedding to James Hodge at the First Presbyterian church parlor. Hosts Mesdames Powell Potter Ewing Colwell organized bell decor and green white color theme with tuberoses and jasmine. Guests included Mrs. James Ballard and Mrs. James He along with numerous friends and relatives listed among the hostesses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Ballard
James Hodge
Mesdames
S. K. Powell
Wayne Potter
James Ewing
J. B. Colwell
First Presbyterian Church
Ann
Jim
Powell
Lavita Brown
Toronto
Kans
James Ballard
James M. He
Jo Ann Gartrell
Dorothea Myer
Margaret Fox
Lula Luke
Mattie Oliver
R.C. Allman
Bud Longueville
Dora Ballard
Walters
D. L. Shelton
Etta Gartrell
Murray Gilbert
Lon Parks
T. R. Keegan
Ray Keegan
Ewell Lacy
T. A. Hamra
Park Stovall
George L. Anderson
B. C. Bowman
Calvin Woodall
James Dale
Phil Lehman
Martha Buford
M. B. Capshaw
C. E. Price
Toby Morris
Floyd Jackson
Euzelian Class Meets At Church
The Euzelian Sunday School class met Tuesday night at the church with president Winnie Taliaferro presiding. Mrs B B Skaggs opened with prayer and Mrs C T Tucker led devotion. minutes were read by Mrs Dessie Elliott. Refreshments followed for the members and two guests, Annabell Fuller of Albuquerque and Susie Jolly, along with listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Taliaferro
Euzelian Sunday School
B. B. Skaggs
C. T. Tucker
Dessie Elliott
Annabell Fuller
Albuquerque
N. M
Susie Jolly
Anna Altman
Stanley Bates
C. H. Brown
Amy Cummins
C. Y ¥. A. Franklin
Elsie Goben
F. G. Martindale
S. P. Ratner
J. E. Shaw
George Townsley
Claude Watson
Sub Debs Welcome New Member Alice Parker
Alice Parker joined the Sub Debs during a meeting at Shir ley Carmichael s home 1108 Laird at 7 30 p m Tuesday Arlene Eckhart presided with a business session and pledge court pledges included Luella Law rence Barbara Wais Judy Bled soe Genda Kinsey Kay Crossland Connie Kemp Kathleen Henry Jeannine Roper and Roberta Yates One guest Sandra Monzingo attended and a number of members were present including Ruth Boucher LaJuie Givens Barbara Kimball Marlene Kluck Dorothy Simpson Anita Dayton Virginia Anthony Carroll Hawkins Gail Ewing Jeanne Ford Gerry Hogan Carol Crossland Paula Verma Doris Reeder Donna Sanders Nancy Klass and Melvina Price
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Parker
Shirley Carmichael
Laird
Arlene Eckhart
Luella Lawrence
Barbara Wais
Judy Bledsoe
Genda Kinsey
Kay Crossland
Connie Kemp
Kathleen Henry
Jeannine Roper
Roberta Yates
Sandra Monzingo
Altus
Ruth Bo
Rebekahs Have New Members
Mrs Esther Hughes was initiated as a new member and Mrs Dick Horvath was admitted by transfer from Roswell New Mexico at Lawton Rebekah Lodge No 87 regular meeting. Mrs Sam Braddy and Mrs R E Tallent conducted the session at 8 pm at the IOOF hall. They voted to send 5 to the endowment trust fund. Announcement was made of the Busy Bee club meeting place change to Mrs Boyd V Clay 1912 ak. Refreshments were served to about 40 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Hughes
Dick Horvath
Roswell
N. M
Lawton Rebekah Lodge
Sam Braddy
Noble Grand
R. E. Tallent
IOOF
Endowment Trust Fund
Busy Bee Club
Boyd V. Clay
Miss Virginia Hendrick Hosts Delta Gamma Tour Guests
Miss Virginia Hendrick daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wyatt B Hendrick 902 Bell has hosted five Delta Gamma sisters visiting on a state tour over the past two days. The visitors include Shirley McCall Marion Jones Joanie Wakefield Norma Cline and Rae Rader, from Oklahoma City Tulsa Newkirk Ardmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hendrick
Wyatt B. Hendrick
Bell
Delta Gamma
Hendrick
Shirley McCall
Marion Jones
Oklahoma City
Joanie Wakefield
Tulsa
Norma Cline
Newkirk
Rae Rader
Ardmore
Alpha Delta Pi Rush Caravan Visits Lawton and area
Alpha Delta Pi rush caravan hosted by Mrs. E. P. McMahon gathered rushees from Amarillo and Oklahoma towns at the McMahon Foundation parlor in Lawton. Norman ADPI president Mrs. Bob Peterson led chaperones with Lawton members Arden Wilson and Sarah Lund. The event included refreshments and talks, with plans to visit Pauls Valley, McAlester, Muskogee, Tulsa, Cushing, Stillwater, Ponca City, Norman and Oklahoma City throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. McMahon
Alpha Delta Pi Rush
Amarillo
Texas
Oklahoma
McMahon Foundation
ADP
University of Florida
Gainesville
Fla
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kans
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
University of Texas
Austin
Norman
Georganne Levite
Apache
State Rush
Pauls Valley
McAlester
Muskogee
Tulsa
Cushing
Stillwater
Ponca City
Oklahoma City
Weave For Fun Says Mother Who Makes Everything
Elizabeth Brown, inspired by children grown, crafts weaving into a daily creative pursuit in New York City. She produces mats, mufflers, curtains, rugs, and upholstery, funding further study with some sales, and shares detailed steps for a simple two-toned green linen placemat woven on a Structo loom with a 20 inch warping frame, specifying materials, warp setup, and shuttle technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerrap News
New York City
Elizabeth Brown
Brown
Episcopal Guild Plans for Country Fair Fundraiser
St Andrew's Episcopal guild met at 10 am at Mrs J B Bowman's home with Mrs W Clyde Shelton presenting study from These Rights We Hold and Mrs J H Crosby giving the devotional. President Ransom Jackson led plans for the church lawn Country Fair Sept 5 hosted by Exall English family at 10 Fort Sill Blvd. Mesdames T J Kelly and Shelton to host Sept 1 meeting. refreshments followed. Numerous members attended including Katie Olen Connor Froneberger Grose Hansen Hutchins Hector Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clyde Shelton
J. H. Crosby
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Guild
J. B. Bowman
Oak
Anne Wear Smith
Ransom Jackson
Exall English
Fort Sill Blvd
Mesdames
T. J. Kelly
Shelton
James F
Katie J. Olen Conner
Carl Froneberger Jr
Jessie Grose
L. Hansen
Robert L. Hutchins
J. R. Hector
D. Henry Jones
Rex Lee
Richard M. Massad
Joseph L. Meiberber
R. M. Pennell
W. H. Rogers
W. A. Robinson
Russell T. Rauscher
Henry Sabine
Ron Stephens
Beal Heights Women Begin New Study
Beal Heights Presbyterian Women hold circle sessions at members’ homes to start a new Bible study. Circle I met at Mrs. E E O’Neill’s home with 2 30 p m devotional by Mrs E C Montgomery and lessons by Mrs J R Parsons. Circle II met at Mrs Charles Adams’ home at 1008 S Sixth with Mrs Nell Nanna presiding and Mrs C A Tackitt teaching. Guests included Mrs W M Richardson and others. refreshments served and prayers offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beal Heights Presbyterian Women’s Association
E. C. Montgomery
Circle I
E. E. O'Neill
Lee
Ted Newman
Lecta Freeland
Presbyterian Woman
J. R. Parsons
God
Mesdames Beda Nelson
Don Chiddix
Charles VanLew
E. A. Dexter
J. M. Stimpson
Fannie Cox
J. F. Neely
J. D. Glenn
Circle II
Charles Adams
Anna Slobodny
Paul D. Hanna
Nell Nanna
B. J. Day
Lloyd Roberts
Cc. A. Tackitt
Wilbur Garvin
W. M. Richardson
Durant
Lawson
Carter Crane
Mesdames Angus
W. E. Getz
O. L. Pettijohn
Lon Simpson
Kenneth Bentley
E. J. Cease
W. E. Bruns Sr
Jack Trenary
Social Calendar Highlights Fort Sill Clubs and Weddings
Social calendar lists events across Fort Sill including Ladies auxiliary gatherings at Gen. McNair Post and Lowery Whitehead American Legion, a Miss Hargraves and Reagan Bradford wedding at Central Baptist Church, Vagabond club meeting, Women's Temperance Union, Junior Miss club, Roseland Home Demonstration, Altrusa Lawton, Busy Bee luncheon, Pioneer club at American Legion hall, and Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration. Includes times, hosts, and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conita Ann Hargraves
Reagan Howard Bradford
Central Baptist Church
Vagabond Club
Ernestine Rollins
Roosevelt
Lowery- Whitehead
American Legion
American Legion Hall
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
C. L. Kendrick
Suzanne Silcott
Fort Sill Blvd
Roseland
Boyd V. Clay
Oak
Sorority States Aug 28 Event Planned by Alpha Pi
Arrangements began for the Alpha Pi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi summer social to be held Friday August 28. Miss Peggy Loud led the meeting in the absence of the president and vice president at Wanda Hastings home 902 Pershing Drive. Social committee chair Dorma Barnhart and members Jeanette Beuther June Blaylock led planning assisted by Mrs Leona Ickard for refreshments with several members and guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Pi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Wanda Hastings
Pershing Drive
Peggy Loud
Dorma Barnhart
Jeanette Beuther
June Blaylock
Clint Bevetori
Marha O’neal
Dee F. Honey
Tom Elk
Leona Ickard
Allan Dingwall Jr
Eileen Zak
Paula Dickey
Margaret Johnson
First Baptist WMS Members Meet At Church
First Baptist Sunbeam members sang their song and repeated the Sunbeam call for the First Baptist Woman's Missionary society meeting held at 9 30 a m Tuesday in the church parlor. Mrs G W Hastings gave a devotional and Mrs H J Myrick led the business session and opening prayer. Assignments were distributed by Mrs Myrick and a dismissal prayer by Mrs James Dooley. Several Sunbeams and WMU members attended including Mrs Floyd Wood and others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunbeam
First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
G. W. Hastings
H. J. Myrick
General Community Missions
B. H. Methvin
Bob Johnson
Sun
Jo Frieda Stribling Heads to National Convention
Miss Jo Frieda Stribling from Oklahoma College for Women will attend the 50th national convention of Sigma Alpha Iota in Chicago August 15 to 19. She departs today as one of three delegates and will return this fall as a senior piano major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Freda Stribling
Chicago
Sigma Alpha Iota
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Phi Delta Thetas Stage Rush Fete At Thomas Home
Phi Delta Theta hosted a rush fete at the home of Mr and Mrs W S Thomas 1302 C Koehler Thomas. Four rushees Chad Bledsoe Don Butler Bill Stratton and Don Williams attended a 630 pm stag swimming party with fellow fraternity members Bill Brock Bob Best Tom Ford Bob Hillis Bob Hendrick Don Lamphere Bob Scott and Koehler Thomas present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chad Bledsoe
Don Butler
Bill Stratton
Don Williams
Phi Delta Theta
W. S. Thomas
Koehler
Hat Revival Is Easy Trick
A last year's felt or velvet hat can be freshened for another season with a brush and steam iron. Steam the hat generously then brush as you turn it to lift the nap and restore a fresh look.
Outing Honors Local Couple for Anniversary
A wiener roast at the Earl Kephart farm east of town honored Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Sullivan on their wedding anniversary. A pink and white cake inscribed Happy Anniversary to O. B. and Colora topped a miniature bridal couple as guests gathered. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meyers Indiahoma Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Farmer Cache Pete Brister Wayne Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hennessee Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dodson and Harold McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Sullivan
Earl Kephart Farm
Sullivans
O. B
Louis Meyers
Indiahoma
R. E. Farmer
Cache
Pete Brister
Wayne Cox
Charles Hennessee
Gene Dodson
Harold McCormick
Mr and Mrs Mugg Return From Trip to Midwest
Ford H Mugg and wife of 510 Fort Sill Blvd returned from a trip to Indiana and Ohio. They planned to visit Fort Wayne to see his brother. Mrs Mugg learned of her sister Mrs Jack Leary's death in Cleveland and went there for last rites. Mr Mugg stayed at Reidinger Lake cottage with his brother 50 miles from Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford H. Mugg
Fort Sill Blvd
Indiana
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mugg
Jack Leary
Cleveland
Reidinger Lake
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Euzelian
Rebekahs
Home Charm — Cleaners
Pho
Episcopal Guild
Kephart
Gordon Plumbing
R.C.A
Ranok
Ea ‘Stelzer
OLY Vboy
Foots
Lawton Boot & Western Store
Beal Heights
Esther Brannon
Lincoln
J. H. Dowty
Richmond
Calif
Kirby
Guy Kleeman
Smith
Gen. MccNair
Veterans of Foreign War
Fort Sill
Gen. McNair
Pioneer Club
E. Pleasant Valley
S. H. Overstreet
First Baptist
WMS
Jo Frieda Stribling
Stephens
Rhythm Band
E. Oliver
Elgin
Wadsworth
Benrus
Gruen
The
Orion
Jersey
Kelly Green
Debby
Phi Delta Thetas
Bate Arrid
F. Mugg
Trip
Geeronic Sod
Eping
Pfaff Sewing Center
C Ave
Cess
Elgora
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