Trinity WMS Names New Officers For Year
A general Trinity Baptist Woman's Missionary Society meeting at the church announced a new officer slate for the year. The Royal Service program, “The Challenge of Indonesia,” featured four participants and new auxiliary leaders were named. Attendees included Mrs. Rex White and Mrs. L. E. Harries, among others, with plans for the Week of Prayer August 31 to September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Baptist Woman’s Art Society
Berts
T. W. Daniels
Rex White
Bill Cox
Young
R. N. Hammons
James Pierce
Bo Reeves
L. E. Harris
Carl Capshaw
Mark Young
Don Preston
Circle
Mesdames
C. C. Harbor
Fred Cooke
Hennessee
Helen Halord
Claude Hennessee
Bill Woodward
Indonesia
Mesdames L. E. Harries
Lynne Garner
Carl Roberts
Leon Henry
Japan
Sunbeam
Bill Woodman
Len Garner
Usc-Ymca
Wayne Smith
Irene Jeffers
Mary Demarest
Mesdames Melvinen
Barneyes
Burl Haggard
O. B. Shelton
Anna Hertzog
E. H. Stephens
Fred . Hammons
Donnell Lawrance
Carlshaw
Mil Woesner
E Pettijohn
E. Seabolt
Lois Ann Wiley Bride Elect Complimented With Shower
Lois Ann Wiley bride elect of George Richards Jr. was honored at a prenuptial shower in the First Baptist church parlor. Pastel summer flowers and pink white decor, refreshments on a crocheted cloth. The couple will wed Sept. 4 at First Baptist with Dr. H Tom Wiles officiating.
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Lois Ann Wiley
George Richards Jr
First Baptist Church
Miss Wiley
L. L. Wiley
Columbia
George S. Richards
Dancing Precedes Barbecue Supper at Square D Dance
After a regular Square D Square Danes session at the American hall Sev enth and E members went to the Ernest Hunter home for a barbecue supper. A free dance was announced for Saturday night at Mountain View fair. Hosts Mee Austin and Hunter led the event with caller Ernest Hunter and guest callers assisting. Attendees included Milton Harrison Anadarko and others from Chickasha Fort Cobb Gainesville and Mountain View.
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Square D Square
American Hall
Ernest Hunter
S. 10Th
Mountain View Fair
Bailey
Bang
Messrs. and
Sagen
Austin
Hunter
Ernes Hunter
Baseymond Walters
and Hickman
Chickasha
Bill Cheatham
Fort Cobb
Milton Harrison
Anadarko
Harvey Hickman
Friendship Club Elects Officers
Friendship Home Demonstration club meeting held at Mrs. Furman Lowry's home south of Lawton re-elected officers: Mrs. J. A. Lowry president, Mrs. erg Goodin vice president, Mrs. er, Mrs. Oliver Pine activities chair. Mesdames FE. L. Woesner and J. B. Lucas civil defense chairs. Louise Kennedy discussed Food Seven Basic Foods with a devotional "Divine Caterer" by Mrs. E. L. Woesner.
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Comanche County
Friendship Home
Furman Lowry
Lawton
J. A. Lowry
Erg Goodin
Oliver Pine
Coll
Mesdames FE
L. Woesner
J. B. Lucas
Civil Defense
Louise Kennedy
E. L. Woesner
Army Wives Weekly Event at USC YMCA Luncheon
Army Wives club held its regular Thursday noon gathering at the USC YMCA on Fourth and B. Mrs Lyle L Posvic hosted the 12 30 p m fete with guests Mesdames Grover Thomas and F E Benjamin in attendance. Other attendees included Conan Bowens James C vnton Dale Icenogle Robert A eeom and Whiteell.
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Army Wives Club
Usc-Ymca
Lyle L. Posvic
Mesdames Grover Thomas
F. E. Benjamin
Conan “Gr Bowens
James C. Vnton
Dale Icenogle
Robert A Eeom
Whiteell
Whispering Voice Heard 18 to 20 Feet Away
A whispering voice carries over an 18 to 20 foot distance, suggesting unusually audible sound in a quiet environment. No injuries reported.
Sub Deb Club Plans Reunion
Plans were discussed for a Sub Deb Club reunion of old and new members to be held Tuesday August 31 at the home of Nancy Klass 508 Columbia. Sue Riddle presided as president Nan Cathra Waller is a new pledge while Diane Hart received senior hell week. Pledges included Janice Griffin Kay Crossland and Sarah Wright with members Alice Parker Barbara Waid and others in attendance.
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Nancy Klass
Columbia
Coffee To Honor Xi Tau Exemplar Members
Exemplar members will be feted at a 10 a m Saturday coffee hosted by Xi Tau exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. The event will be at the home of Mrs. Al Lenz, 3317 Atlanta.
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Xi Tau
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
al Lenz
Atlanta
VFW Auxiliary approves projects for coming year
VFW Auxiliary members of Post 1193 voted during the second business session led by President Mrs. Deward Stringer. They approved buying a safety sign near Lawton High School and a $35 donation to Whitaker State Home for its Christmas party on December 19. The group also approved sending $63.25 to VA hospital programs and discussed membership plans.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Deward Stringer
Green Brogdon
Lawton High School
VFW Post
Whitaker State
Pryor
VFW
Auxiliary
Harvey Nelson
Medford Traister
Ernest Cummins
Lawton
Nettie Power
Fort Sill Station Hospital
Harold Fer
Ardmore
Catherine Stolla
Fort Sill
Leslie J. McNair
Mesdames
Roscoe Kolterman
Elmer McCauley
Roy Moyer
Edward Peterson
Wayne Pursley
Raymond Sparks
Lloyd Watkins
Stokes Yarbrough
Herbert Young
Social Calendar for Lincoln Park Square Dance Session
Dancing Kidettes of Dance club hosts an 8 p.m. session at Lincoln Park with Paul Tate as caller. Advanced square dance class sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars post 1193 and auxiliary. Coffee at 10 a.m. with Mrs. Al Lenz at 3317 Atlanta. Xi Tau chapter members set to join. Beta Sigma Phi seeks Jaycee Jones for forthcoming style show. Mu chapter Epsilon Sigma sorority hosts supper at 3 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bitterman, 823 N 31st. Adult square dancing at 8:30 p.m. Lincoln Park with multiple callers. Roddy Kilowatt Square Dance Club hosts at Public Service Company home service room with Hagin Berryhill and Fred Jennings. caller Johnny Robertson.
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Lincoln Park
Paul Tate
Veterans of Foreign A Post
P.m
VFW
Fae Ashline
al Lenz
Atlanta
Xi Tau
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Jaycee Jones
Security Bank & Trust Company
Epsilon Sigma Sorority
Jesse Bitterman
Roddy Kilowatt
Public Service Company
Messrs
Mesdames Hagin Berryhill
Fred Jennings
Johnny Robertson
Two New Polio Cases Reported in Oklahoma
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports two additional polio cases in Oklahoma for the 24 hours ending 8 am. The 1954 caseload rises to 360, up from 352 at this time last year. There are 131 hospitalizations with 43 in the acute stage.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
National Fundation
All Day Golf Club Event Draws Large Ladies Day
About 45 women attended Thursday’s all-day session at Lawton Golf and Country Club hosted by the Ladies association and special guests. Participants began play at 7:30 a.m. with a luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Bridge foursomes filled the afternoon. Golf winners included Mesdames Raymond Green Jeff Runyan R H Drewry and Jack Darling. Mesdames Barrett Andrews and Runyan won the ringer tournament. Bridge awards went to Mesdames D J Wages and Joe N Mitchell. Mrs W D Phillips named chair for an all-day session slate for September.
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Lawton Golf & Country Club
Ladies Association
Mesdames
Raymond Green
Jeff Runyan
R. H. Drewry
Jack Darling
Barrett Andrews
Runyan
D. J. Wages
Joe N. Mitchell
Alpine Peaks Over Ten Thousand Feet in Swiss Alps
A survey notes around seventy peaks in the Swiss Alps rise above 10 000 feet. The tall summits draw climbers and researchers seeking high altitude conditions and rugged terrain across the Alpine landscape.
Crop Insurance Deadline Nears for Local Farmers
county farmers can apply for federal all risk crop insurance for 1955 wheat in Cooper Sheranee and Widens Coenie counties. Contact Cooper at the ASC office to obtain complete information and file by August 30 and 31. Producers who had insurance last year must file to maintain coverage.
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Cooper
Sheranee
Widens
Coenie County
ASC
Conoco Plans Move 90 Oklahoma Employees Next Summer
Continental today announced plans to transfer 90 Conoco employees from Oklahoma next summer as part of expansion. The company aims to extend the program here and foresees growth without hindering Ponca City’s future development. A half million dollar weekly expansion includes a research building with space for about 60 scientists and researchers.
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Continental Today
Ponca City
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P. E. Bilbrey
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H. C. Brammer
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Dessie Elliot
Opal Foresyth
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Sandy Mae Priest
Alice Dezelle
Allene Grigg
Richard and
Joyce Jensen
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Southwest
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John Denney
Justment
Gore
VFW Auxiliary
Phil Hornstein Fur Dept
Scott’s C Avenue
4Th Phone
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Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Lucille
Judy Hoover
Lucille Parker
Conoco
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