Prenuptial Shower Honors Bride-Elect Luella Lawrence
Luella Lawrence, bride elect of Dale Philip Kranz, was honored at a prenuptial shower in the Hotel Lawtonian ball room. Co-hostesses Marie Short and Beverly Kimball led 7:30 to 9:30 pm refreshments as families announced engagement and July wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Lawrence
Dale Philip Kranz
Lawtonian
Marie Short
Beverly Kimball
W. L. Lawrence
Atlanta
Charles Kranz
Great Falls
Mont
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Niece Sandra Blair Visits Duncan At Potter Residence
A houseguest of Mr and Mrs Wayne Potter at 1906 Kinyon is their niece Sandra Blair of Duncan staying with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Potter
Kinyon
Sandra Blair
Duncan
Swinney PTA Board Sets Delegates for White House Ed Meeting
Swinney Parent-Teacher Association executive board announced delegates for the area meeting of the White House conference on education. The session, led by president Mrs. Kenneth Little at her North 25th Street home, also welcomed new officers and set the theme Know Your Child in the Home School and Community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Roy Hennessee
Wayne Gilley
B. H. Huff
E. D. Riddle
Douglas Wilson
Jack Carter
P-Ta Carnival
C. E. Cassius
Jay Dee Fountain
Paul Baty
P-Ta
E. T. Fuqua
Dennis
Carl Stephens
C. L. Curtler
E. T. Pondrey
Gail Wilson
Swanson
Revival Set At First Church Of God In City
Reverend Henry J. Capps a Kansas City evangelist will lead a two week revival at First Church of God starting Sunday and ending September 11 with daily services at 7 45 p m Pastor Jesse L Ruefenacht said Singers from Lawton Hobart Pauls Valley and Midwest City are expected to participate in the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Capps
Kansas City
First Church of God
19Th
Smith
Jesse L. Ruefenacht
Lawton
Hobart
Pauls Valley
Midwest City
Prenuptial Fete for Barbara Ann McNair at Clabes Home
prenuptial shower honored Miss Barbara Ann McNair bride elect of William Lee Hughes Jr Arlington Texas at the John Clabes residence 2929 Euclid 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. hosts Mesdames Clabes Brandon and others centerpieces pink carnations chosen wedding colors Sept 4 at Centenary Methodist church guests and attendants listed with multiple local names and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clabes
Euclid
Barbara Ann McNair
William Lee Hughes Jr
Centenary Methodist Church
Leo Holmes
Howard Hudson
Dorislyn Padgett
Central Airlines
Fort Worth
Tex
Myrtle McNair
Fort Sill
William L. Hughes
Arlington
University of Texas Law School
Austin
Texas
Padgett
M. J. Avera
Seth Bailey
E. E. Bean
Walter Bennett
Merle Brandon
Robert Bridges
Burl Wilson
C. C. Shull
Shirley Williamson
Clarence Priest
Allie Young
C. A. Roberts
Joe Richard
Lloyd Padgett
Roy Pendergraft
Bobby Pugh
Roy Ranes
W. R. Sanders
Allie D. Swackhammer
Bride Elect Is Shower Complimented In Home Wedding Plans
Miss Shirley English, bride elect of Bill W Adelman, was honored at a prenuptial shower at 7 30 p m Wednesday hosted by her aunt Mrs Victor Anderson at 702 S 26th Place with co hostess Mrs Robert Phelps. Parents are Mrs Reba Dockery and Theodore W English of Gulfport. Future groom’s parents are Mrs Blanche Clyburn and Paul Adelman. The couple to wed at 7 30 p m today at Holy City chapel in the Easter Pageant site in the Wichita mountains. Gifts from families and many friends accompanied the event with pastel colors used in decor and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley English
Bill W. Adelman
Victor Anderson
Robert Phelps
Reba Dockery
Theodore W. English
Gulfport
Blanche Clyburn
Columbia
Paul Adelman
Ferris
Holy City
Wichita Mountains
Phelps
Mrs. Anderson
M. C. Lowe
Ray Ballard
Bill Williams
Mona Thomas
J. A. Atha
J. D' Ivey
L. L. Martin
Frank Varline
Ray Anderson
Nick Young
PTA Council Begins Plans For New Year
Lawton parents and teachers meet in Security Bank & Trust building as four new elementary principals arrive at Dewey Parker Grover Cleveland James Roberts John Adams Andrew Jackson and Howell schools. Mrs Clyde Shelton conducts, budget approved, 35 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Security Bank & Trust Company
Dewey Parker
Grover Cleveland
James Roberts
John Adams
John Littlefield Jr
Andrew Jackson
Orvis Rigsby
Howell
Clyde Shelton
Ben Good
James Walker
Magazine and Publications
Oliver Townsend
PTA
Copperettes Have Swim and Business Meeting at Dee Dee Park
Mrs. Lela J. Wilson, president, led the Copperettes in a 7 p.m. Thursday meeting at Dee Dee park. After a routine business session, members enjoyed swimming and an ice cream social, then a coffee hour. September plans were made to honor members' husbands with co hosts Mesdames Pete Fuller Glen Coley Roy Wood and Ronald Wheatley. Attending were Mesdames Jack Wheeler Melvin Kelley Son ny Simmons Clifford Mills R. A. Davis Kenneth Priest Cleo Stout Junior Hawkins Walter Asberry and Otis Waldron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela J. Wilson
Dee Dee Park
Pete Fuller
Glen Coley
Roy Wood
Ronald Wheatley
Jack Wheeler
Melvin Kelley
Sonny Simmons
Clifford Mills
R. A. Davis
Kenneth Priest
Cleo Stout
Junior Hawkins
Walter Asberry
Otis Waldron
Officers Named At HDC Meeting In Medicine Park
Mrs. Leonard Beavers heads a new slate as president of the Medicine Park Home Demonstration Club with J O Browning as co host. New officers include Fay Rush vice president Cc E Scott secretary treasurer Dora Lutz chaplain and B M Howell reporter. Chairmen cover membership program 4 H civil defense exhibits cards and flowers and special. milk uses lesson led by Louise Rupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Beavers
Medicine Park Home
Louise Rupe
Comanche County
WMS Officers Review Duties At Meeting
Mrs Jessie Peters led a Baptist Woman's Missionary Society session Wednesday at 2 30 p m reviewing duties of each officer. Attending were Mesdames C Perry Mabel Paden B O Robison and Oran Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faxon
Jessie Peters
Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society
Mesdames C., F. Perry
Mabel Paden
B. O. Robison
Oran Carson
Concrete preservation method extends curing period
The text discusses keeping freshly poured concrete from drying too quickly by maintaining moisture. It asserts that strength is increased by wetting the cement for several weeks, implying extended curing to improve final strength.
Pfaff Sewing Center contest winner announced
Mrs. Arthur Culp of 2111 Oak Lawton won the Count the Dollars contest at Pfaff Sewing Center and received a new sewing machine as the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfaff Sewing Center
Arthur Culp
Oak
Lawton
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Miss Short
Nicki Kay Young
Frances Kennedy
Janette Hanes
Helen Delo
Carrie Fisher
Wanda Gayle Smith
Adele Hammond
Anne Powell
Sondra Leva
Marjane Morton
Neil Forn
H. H. Kniffen
Dan Taylor
Cecil Lockswood
Frank Deichmeister
G. K. Shell
Delores Scherler
Sarah Woody
Roy Entslar
Ted L. White
Cynthia Bell
John Ford
al Wickliffe
Kathleen Barger
Jean Gurtler
Joan Habermehl
Theda Willis
J. B. Callicott
Robert B. Morford Jr
Rose Bianco
Raymond Crook
Louis Wayne Caha
Edwin Rumbaugh
Ralph Rumbaugh
John Ne ‘F
Elizabeth Pellish
Joe Donley
Fred Schwarz
Mary Morgan
Stanley L. Caha
A. E. Gross
Alice Jones
J. L. Barger
Annette Deal
Belfin S. Freeman
Walter R. Magner
F. R. Bruce
Lawtonians
Mitzi Boutwell
Bell
Lucille Lasseter
Gore
Arkansas
Miami
Fila
Willeford
Ark
Boutwell
Laura Higginbottom
Bob Randol Derryberry
Higginbottom
Mesdames Boutwell
Lasseter
Panama Canal Zone
Fort Robbe
Canal Zone
Robert D. Henke
Henke
Sarah Higginbottom
Swinney Pta Board
Curtis Nelson
Mesdames
A. D. Walker
C. Tom Bullock
W. M. Carnahan
Jack Clare
L. W. Coleman
C. L. Conner
Robert Edde Jr
Floyd Elrod
Lem Foster Jr
James Frances
Koenig Fuqua
Mesdames FE
N. Galliher
Glenn Gattis
Jack Gregory
Henry Gold
B. H Gold
Gene Hancock
Meta Hawkins
Garnell Hastings
C. M. Kephart
John Denney
Gare
B. P. Hann
Benrus
Hamilton
Elgin
Phone 118
Betty Crocker
Johnson’s Bakery
Sears
School OF the Dance
Gore Boulevard
PTA Council
Hayden Berryhill
Mary Grundy
HDC
The
Better Vision Institute
WMS
R. W. Andrews
Jil Ri
6Th
A” Avenue
Lawton, Oklahoma
Earl Deskins
Llth Street
Service
Pollrot Shges
Aureli’'s Shoe Store
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