Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Meetings
Social calendar lists many meetings and events across groups including Royal Neighbors of America IOOF hall 8 p m busi ness session, First Methodist WSCS circle V 7 30 p m Mrs Alvin McKasson, Sub Deb club reunion 7 30 p m Ruth Boucher, Jaycee Jones 7 p m Claudia Drive Inn, Rainbow for Girls 7 30 p m Masonic hall, Iris Garden club 9 30 a m Mrs George H Wenzel bring flowers, Home Demonstration clubs at noon and 2 p m, Cosmopolitan club luncheon 1 p m NCC Open Mess Fort Sill box supper 7 30 p m NCC Open Mess, Katharine Harper club 7 30 p m Joyce Lee prenuptial shower, Geronimo Home Demonstration, District Methodist Youth Fellowship, Junior Miss Jacquelyn Dye 7 30 p m, sewing club 11 a m, Old Settlers watermelon party 7 p m, Unity Rebekah lodge 8 p m IOOF hall, Beaver Valley H D club 2 p m, Messing H D club 2 p m, Reddy Kilowatt Square Dance 8 p m for officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America Lodge
IOOF
First Methodist
Wscs Circle V
Alvin McKasson
Dearborn
Ruth Boucher
Euclid
Melba Hall
Bell
Jaycee Jones
Claudia’s Drive Inn
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Iris Garden Club
George H. Wenzel
Kinyon
Friendship Home Demonstration Club
Paradise
Cosmopolitan Club
NCO Open Mess
Fort Sill
Edward Davison
D. E. Colbaugh
NCC Open Mess
NCO Club
Katharine Harper
Bill Peters
Arlington
Joyce Lee
Jack Japp
J. C. Brubaker
Maple
Warren Chrisman
George Morrison
Toby Morris
Bryan Padgett
Clarence Soper
Geronimo Home
Mountain View
Community House
District Methodist Youth Fellowship
First Methodist Church
Jacquelyn Dye
Ash
Royal Neighbors of America Sewing Club
Oza Medrano
Ferris
Old Settlers Club
American Legion Hall
Party Fetes James Watts Birthday at Home
The Watts lawn hosted a fifth birthday party for James Watts with games and refreshments of ice cream cake and lemonade. Guests included Larry Woodard Troy Bennett Pat and Mike Laughterdale Emmett Ansell Raymond Pam Bennett Gary Charlotte Blewett Kenny Trudy Colvin Amelia Barfield Roy Cowan Glen Snider Carolyn Holden Sharon Hunter and Glenda Mae Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Watts
Amelia Barfield
Roy Cowan
Glen Snider
Carolyn Holden
Sharon Hunter
Glenda Mae Watts
HD Group To Be Sister Club Guest
Pleasant Valley HD club members invited HD Group as guests of the Good Cheer Home Demonstration club at Mrs. S. H. Overstreet's home. The courtesy is planned for September. They discussed plans for the county fair and reported on the State Farm and Home conference. Letitia cemetery lawn was mowed. Present were Mrs. John Stringer and Mesdames Buford Arnold, Harry Cook, Glenn Davis, George Wickwire, Roy Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Cheer Home Demonstration Club
Pleasant Valley HD Club
S. H. Overstreet
Fred Davis
Stillwater
State Farm and Home
Cemetery Committee
Letitia
John Stringer
Mesdames Buford Arnold
Harry Cook
Glenn Davis
George Wickwire
Roy Wilkins
XYZ Auxiliary Plans Two Fall Events
XYZ auxiliary to ABC met at Mrs. John Robert Gillis’s home for tentative plans of two club events this fall. A rummage sale was set for October and a husband and wife social was planned with date to be announced. Hostesses were Mesdames Bennet and Welch. guests included Mesdames Robison and Hickenbottom, with many members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
XYZ
ABC
John Robert Gillis
Bell
L. B. Lewis
Mesdames
P. R. Bennet
Gene Welch
Harmon Park
Guy Robison
Charles Hickenbottom
Mesdames James Story
Harold Anderson
John Frampton
J. S. Moore
J. R. Gordon
Lacey Holley
Lee Roy Lewis
T. H. Stewart
Ragan Stewart
Dan Preston
Earl Watson
Hospitality Club Adds Two New Members
Two women, Carrie Patterson and Ida Houston, joined the Hospitality club at a meeting held in Mrs. Vince Booty’s home at 109 E Bell. After a brief business session led by president Alice Steadman, a luncheon followed and photos were taken. A new meeting is planned for Friday Sept 11 at Mrs. Henry Thomas’s home at No 9 Bell. Attendees included Willie Benford, Cora Williams, Annie Mae Jones, Helen Newberry, Marie Fletcher, Viola Jefferson, Velma Weathersby, Lillith Sullivan and Florence Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Patterson
Ida Houston
Vince Booty
E. Bell
Alice Steadman
Henry Thomas
Bell
Willie Benford
Cora Williams
Annie Mae Jones
Helen Newberry
Marie Fletcher
Viola Jefferson
Velma Weathersby
Lillith Sullivan
Florence Patterson
Mrs Odetta Dalton Returns From Weeklong Vacation
Mrs. Odetta Dalton of 315 Bell has returned from a weeklong vacation visiting relatives and friends in Wichita Falls Texas Snyder and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odetta Dalton
Bell
Wichita Falls
Teras, Snyder and
Frederick
Gideons and Women's Auxiliary Hear State Officers
State Gideon president and women’s auxiliary second vice president addressed local meetings at Old South cafeteria Monday night. Mrs. Virgil Thomas of Enid spoke to the auxiliary, her husband the Gideons leader spoke to the Gideon men. Dinner was served. Stanton home set for Sept. 7. Attendees included Mrs. Thomas Stanton, Mrs. Virgil Colvin, Mesdames Laird, Rayner, Stewart, and Stanton, with Joe House, Capt. Ferrell Dockstetter, Capt. Charles Rayner, and Dr. Thomas Stanton present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideons
Gideons International
Old South
Virgil Thomas
Enid
Gideon
Thomas Stanton
Stanton
Virgil Colvin
Mesdames
Lawrence Laird
Charles Rayner
Ragan Stewart
oBb Stanton
Joe House
Ferrell Dockstetter
Daughter Born To Former Cityan
Teresa Ann Youngblood was born Friday July 31 to Mr and Mrs R A Youngblood of Cortez Colorado. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs D E Davis of 2002 B and Luella Davis is the former Mrs Luella Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Ann
R. A. Youngblood
Cortez
Colo
D. E. Davis
Youngblood
Luella Davis
Rebekahs Plan Hamburger Fry at IOOF Hall
Arrangements were made to entertain new members of Lawton Rebekah lodge No. 87 with a hamburger fry Monday Aug 31 at 8 p m in the IOOF hall. Lodge members held a weekly business session followed by drill practice games and a short program with refreshments served by past noble grands. About 45 members attended with Mesdames White Tallent Quinn Brewer Lasater Langston and F J Langston among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Rebekah Lodge No. 87
IOOF
Sam Braddy
Noble Grand
Mesdames
W. D. White
L. G. Vowell
Carl Wheatley
R. E. Tallent
Noble
Mesdameés White
Tallent
E. E. Quinn
Jess Brewer
Byron Lasater
F. J. Langston
Rev M L Bakers Guests Visit From Vacation
Reverend M L Baker of 1706 Euclid hosts two daughters and grandchildren returning from Texas and Louisiana. Mrs George Green and children Deborah and Bobby of Lafayette Louisiana stay through about September 1 while Betty Lou Baker will stay in Lawton this week and return to Commerce Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Baker
Euclid
Texas
Louisiana
George Green
Deborah
Bobby
Lafayette
Rev. Baker
Betty Lou Baker
Lawton
Commerce
Old Settlers Plan Trip To Oklahoma State Fair
Old Settlers club members meet at 7 p.m. Friday at the American Legion hall for a business session and annual watermelon party. They will plan attending one day of the Oklahoma State fair in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers Club
American Legion Hall
Oklahoma City
Birthday Party Honors Billy Norris Ninth Birthday
Maj. and Mrs. W. L. Norris hosted a party at 811 N. 31st for their son Billy celebrating his ninth birthday. Guests arrived in a group, watched a movie, then returned for refreshments and gift opening. Attendees included David Cawthron, John and Babette Duncan, Mary Jane and Carol Ann Martin, Andy Hill, Jimmy, Eric, Nancy Poindexter, and George Dewey Norris with W. A. Stellman as maternal grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Norris
Billy
Norris
David Cawthron
John and
Babette Duncan
Mary Jane
Carol Ann Martin
Andy Hill
Jimmy
Eric
Nancy Poindexter
George Dewey Norris
Mrs. W. A. Stellman
Mrs. Ritter Hosts Better Home Makers Club Meeting
Mrs Pete Ritter was hostess for the Better Homemakers Home Demonstration club meeting. Comanche county agent Clara J Kelley led Planning the Community Meals with a devotional by Kenneth Snider and prayer by Andy Maxwell. Refreshments followed for members Tom Howenstine John Roberson Earl Woodard Herbert Woesner Glen Watts and two children plus guests Kathleen Woesner Joan Roberson Mary Lu Roberson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Ritter
Better Home Makers Home Demonstration Club
Clara J. Kelley
Comanche County
Kenneth Snider
Andy Maxwell
Kathleen Woesner
Joan
Mary Lu Roberson
Mary Lu Roberson, and the Following Other Members: Mesdames
Tom Howenstine
John Roberson
Earl Woodard
Herbert Woesner
Glen Watts
Veterans auxiliary entertainment and games nights at Fort Sill
Ladies auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars post 1193 will host Friday night entertainments at the post hut 926 S Second and a games night on every third Thursday monthly at Fort Sill Station hospital. Katharine Harper club members meet at 7 30 p m Thursday for regular session at Mrs Bill Peters 1115 Arlington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No
S. Second
Fort Sill Station Hospital
Katharine Harper Club
Bill Peters
Arlington
Practice Session After Royal Neighbors Meeting at IOOF Hall
A business meeting of the Royal Neighbors of America lodge will be followed by a practice session at 8 p.m. today. The gathering will be held at the IOOF hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America Lodge
IOOF
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James Watts
Tom Oliver
Kirby
Guy Kleeman
Smith
Roberta’s Kindergarten
North 21St
Mrs. Leslie Pain
Stephens
Rhythm Band
Hospitality Club
al Treatment
E. Oliver
Elgin
Wadsworth
Benrus
Gruen
Rebekahs
Rev. M. L. Baker
B. P. Hann
Billy Norris
Vera’s Drive-Inn
South 23Rd Street
Spirella Foundation Garment
South 6Th Street
Pho
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
New Folger's
Folger
New Folger’s Instant Coffee
Folger’s /restorel
Coffee Mountain Grown
Qualit Jean
Prentice
Tot
Johnson’s Milk
Providence
R.I
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