Social Calendar of Various Local Organizations
A weekly social calendar lists events across groups at multiple venues. The Woman's Auxiliary to Lowery-Whitehead American Legion posts meet with supper and sessions at the Legion hall. Wives Auxiliary hosts a family night and ice cream social. Veterans and VFW groups hold reg meetings and initiations at the VFW hut Fort Sill. Enyal Neighbors of America, Rebekah Lodge, and other clubs schedule dinners, dances, and meetings at Goodwill Inn, churches, hotels, and civic rooms. A mix of parlor gatherings, dances, luncheons, and social service group activities fills the week in Lawton Fort Sill area venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxilary
Lowery-Whitehead
American Legion
American Legion Hall
R. E. Dunn
Woman's Auxiliary
Leslie J. McNair
Foreign Wars
VFW
Fort Sill
Army Brats Club
Harriet Brown
American Association of Uniy Women
N. B. Hines
Liberty
Lawton - Fort Sill
Hotel Lawtonian
Frank Gigliu
Jiames Deal Wooldridge
Philip Pidell
Donald Rocke
Dagree Janes
Carl's
Danier Miss
Lawtonian
Graydon Miller Orchestra
Old Sevlers Club
Union Park
J Pioneer Club
Old South
USC- Ymca
Boone Russell Wedding Told
Mr and Mrs EB M Russell announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred Winifred to Oliver Ray Boone private second class son of Mrs Glenn Wallace The ceremony took place Aug 3 in Wichita Falls Texas with a justice of the peace officiating Both attended Lawton high school and Boone is in the Army undergoing training at Fort Knox Ky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. M .Russell
Mildred Winifred
Oliver Ray Boone
Glenn Wallace
Wichita Falls
Tex
Lawton High School
United States Army
Fort Knox
Local Social Notes Highlight Vacations and New Arrival
Me and Mrs Virgil E Riddle returned Sunday from a 10 day trip to Colorado and New Mexico visiting daughters Machla and Sue Riddle and relatives in Albuquerque. Mrs Leroy Kephart left for San Jose after a week with her brother in law and wife. Ira Potter and family returned from Iowa with stops in Nebraska Kansas and Texas. Social cement hosts at Robertson terrace and a seven pound daughter born Aug 15 at Chickasha hospital to Jackie Teel Cement with grandparents Albert and Cerwent Sasser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil E. Riddle
Liberty
Colorado
New Mexico
Machla
Sue Riddle
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Leroy Kephart
San Jose
Calif
Mrs
Earl Kephart
Atlanta
Ira Potter
Elm
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Chickasha Hospital
Jackie Teel
Cement
Albert Sasser
Cerwent
North Meets South And Delicious Peach Cake
North and South blend in a deluxe Peach Cake recipe inspired by Spartanburg and Plymouth. The Baker’s notes detail burnt sugar syrup, peach filling, and six eggs used with plain mixing, two 8 inch layers, and a finished peach frosting. The process covers measuring flour sugar powder, creaming shortening, and folding peeled peaches into frosting for a glossy finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
NEA Food Markets
Spartanburg
D. C
Plymouth
Mass
Back To School Coats Bring Modern Yet Classic Styles
Fashion notes describe durable wool blends and robust fabrics ideal for schoolwear. Coats feature narrower lines, gentle slopes from shoulders, and varied hems with dark chocolate browns and muted plaids gaining popularity. Lining choices include millennium fabrics and contrasting options, with hooded coats rising in winter fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cWill
Fry
Atom
Mom
The J A Hills Feted At Dinner In Cache
A family dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. James A Hill of Mc Rae Arkansas at the Hill home near Indianola with J R Hill relatives from Cache and Lawton, including Mr and Mrs James Ash and children, Dale and Richard, and many others. A reunion in Cache featured Dr and Mrs Howard Lee Evans and Cynthia, Mike, and Joe E Richards among attendees from Houston and Harrah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache
James A. Hill
McRae
Ark
J. R. Hill
Indiahoma
Lnd
Robert Hill
Gilda
Wanda
Bobby
Billy
Lawton
James Ash
Dale
Richard
W. R. Moore
Carl Jackson
Bobby Dale
Gars' Don
Howard Lee Evans
Cynthia
Mike
Houston
Tex
Durward
Silverton
Joe E. Richards
Joe Bob
Harrah
Prentice Richards
Fele
Bride-Elect Complimented at Chattanooga Tea
Rural home of Mrs Claude Martin hosts prenuptial tea for Mrs Margaret Cummins whose marriage to Ed mone Vetter of Newton Kansas will be Sept 2. Hostess Mrs Charles Brandon Longview Texas. guests called all afternoon. Magnolia leaves and arrangements of red Geraniums Zinnias and roses featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Claude Martin
Margaret Cummins
Edmone Vetter
Newton
Kans
Charles Brandon
Longview
Tex
Joanna
Bill Logan Lawton
David Martin
Mesdames Brandon
Bob Martin
Jack Cummins
Lawton
Martin
E. A. Martin
Duplicate Bridge Winners Revealed at GLawlon Club
Mesdames E. W. Birdsong and D. B. Rashourn won first place at last week’s GLawlon Duplicate Bridge session. Ben Ansley and E. Blake Bryant took second, Ed Groner and spouse claimed third in the 7:30 p.m. session in the Artillery Room. The club announced sanction to conduct Master Point games with the first session at 7:30 p.m. September 9 in the Artillery Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
E. W. Birdsong
D. BD. Rashourn
Ben Ansley
E. Blake
Bryant
Glawlon Duplicate Bridge Club
Ed Groner
Duncan
Artillery Toom
Floltel Lawtanlan
Fs Ob
Area Women Attend Presbyterian Training School in Colorado Springs
Three local women Mesdames Ivan B Clayton Woodean Patton and A U Schumpert attend a Presbyterian training school in Colorado Springs Calo Mrs Schumpert plans visits to her sister Velma Bowlby and Mrs Earl Henderson both in Colorado Springs plus Mrs George Ray in Delia and brother Clyde Bowlby in Aspen former area residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Ivan B. Clayton
Woodean Patton
A. U Schumpert
Colorado Springs
Calo
Joint Installation Slated Tonight at Legion Hall
Officers will be installed at a joint meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary to Lowery-White Head American Legion Post No. 99 and post members. The event at the Legion hall on Seventh and BE includes a 7 pm covered dish supper before the installation rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wioman's Auxiliary
Lowery-Whitehead
American Legion
Legion Hall
Seventh
Area Couple Sets Wedding in Frederick
Frederick wedding announcement for Miss Nita Jean Fry and Paul Edwin Platt set for 8:30 pm August 24 at Frederick Methodist Church with reception to follow. Also notes engagement of Miss Fry to R. B. Ploll, detailing families, schools, and early college plans.
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Frederick
Nita Jean Fry
Paul Edwin Platt
Frederick Methodist Church
Eugene Fry
R. B. Ploll
Miss Fry
Mrs H Glandon Heads Club Slate In Ready to Help
Mrs H Glandon presides over a Ready to Help Home Demonstration club meeting at Mrs B J Singleton home. A round table discussion on Our Children's Needs was led by Mrs Clara J Kelley. Refreshments were served. Officers named include Mrs Edward Singleton vice president Mrs Otto Bussanmas treasurer and Mrs H C Robertson reporter. Sept 4 meeting set with Mrs Edward Greb. Others attending included Mesdames Ed Crangill and Pearl Wynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Glandon
Vta
B. J. Singleton
Jesson
Clara J. Kelley
Comanche County
Edward Singleton
Otto Bussanmas
H. C. Robertson
Edward Greb
Mesdames
Ed Crangill
Pearl Wynn
A Hoe
Teachers Feted At Area Tea
Mrs Bill Willis hosted a 3 30 p m tea for area teachers in Frederick. Honored guest Mrs Lucille Calloway recently returned from Quincy Washington and plans to re join Frederick Central grade school staff. Also present were Mesdames Bill White and other local teachers including Bryant Bryan Drum Holloman Melly Newberry and Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lucille Calloway
Quincy
Wash
Bill White
Bill Willis
Mesdames Calloway
Bolin
Central Grade
Bill Bryant
H. P. Bryan
Jessie Drum
A. A. Holloman
Arthur Melly
Carrie Newberry
B. Narlon
B. Schante
Linda Thompson
Hea
Teachers Attend State Workshop in Stillwater
Mrs Ralph Faulconer local teacher acted as table chairman for the annual Oklahoma Education leadership workshop in Stillwater. She represents the Classroom Teachers of Oklahoma on the board of directors. Other attendees from Frederick include Mrs Jessie Drumm, president of the Frederick Classroom Teachers Association, Mrs B Schantz, secretary treasurer, Mrs Haskell Holloman, president of Tillman County association, and Mrs Bill Wills, secretary of the latter group.
The Jerry Longs Return To Altus Dance Family News
Mr and Mrs Jerry Long return to Altus after a two week visit with parents Mr and Mrs Carl Fat jain 1913 Ozman and Mr and Mrs Vestal Long 1016 Nath They own a dance studio in Altus and attended a teachers course at Storey Barton School of the Dance 709 Gore Mrs Long is the former Virginia Partain Also noted is the birth of a grandson to A D Langford Cement at 658 am Friday weighing six pounds 14 4 ounces in a Chickasha hospital to Leslie Walker Cyril
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. and Mesdames
Sid Bowerman
Eucl Estes
Cement
Cyril Hospital
Joe Estes
Jerry ‘Long Jel
Altus
Carl Fat Jain
Ozman
Vestal Long
Nath
Longs
Storey & Barton School of the Dance
Gore
Long
Virginia Partain
A. D. Langford
Leslie Walker
Chickasha
Typhoon Agnes Heads Toward Kyushu Island
Typhoon Agnes bears down on Kyushu with center winds near 160 mph as Japan braces for impact. Western Defense Zone units standby while Okinawa reports gusts to 100 mph and two U S soldiers missing off Yaeyama after their landing craft was swept away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Agnes
Kyushu
The
Defense Agency
Okinawa
U.S
Yaeyama
Strauss Declares Watches Safer Than Atomic Fallout
Chairman Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission told Congress there is greater radiation danger in a luminous dial wrist watch than from all atomic test fallout to date. He criticized anti-nuclear campaigners and warned the Soviet Union is not yet at U S. development levels. He noted U S scientists have prototypes reducing radioactive fallout by up to 96 percent with cleanup possible in four to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Strauss
House Appropriations Committee
Russia
United States
Geneva
U.S
Bike Appeal In Ithaca After Car Theft Incident
Police report three thieves stole Doreald L. Hickok's car in Ithaca and drove it for five hours before abandoning it and fleeing on bicycles. The incident highlights a bold sequence of theft and pursuit across local streets.
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Ithaca
UPJ
Doreald L. Hickok
Also Mentioned on This Page
Enyal Neighbors of America
Inder
Goodwill Rebekah Lodge
S. 11Th
Security Bank and Trust Company
Forget-MenNet Club
St. Andrew's Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Lesson
J. IL Crosby
Hoste
Frances Wright
Holby
Beal Heights
Pam
Mes
C. AL Tackitt
International Broth Electrical Workers
Edward Graham
David C. Miller
Jim Brackeen
George McNabb
Charlie Norvis
Elmer White
G. D. Perry
G. C. Robertson
Eugene L. Bowman
Dorothy Roe
Women's
J. A. Hills
Babbitt - Peller Insurance Bervice Wee
Kava
Routh Engineering
Chrysler
Philco
Avene
Home Savings and Loan Ass
D Avenue
Catt Southwest Chemical Co
E Ave
Louisiana
Billy Don Canshaw
Brent
Mary Tarn
W. J. Capshaw
George Air Force Base
Victorville
H.glandon
Corwin
Fairmont
U.S.P
Rma TS
UNC
Jerry Longs
Jap Island
Chey
Gleatehar Anl
Civil Service
Lawson Business College
Edwards School
Kear
Ratcliffe Book Store
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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