United Presbyterian Women Board Meets at First Church
The UPW executive board met Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Park Stovall presiding in Mrs. Leon Cook’s absence. Mrs. Ross Porter gave the meditation Born Again and plans were set for the December 10 general meeting in the sanctuary at 7 30 p.m. The Schubert Music Club Ensemble led by K Norwood Hawkins offered a 30 minute Christmas cantata and narration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Women
First Presbyterian Church
Park Stovall
Leon Cook
Ross Porter
Robert Hansfield
General Association
Schubert Music Club Ensemble
K. Norwood Hawkins
Stovall
UPW
Circle II
Ed Dewey
National Missions
USC
J. B. Colwell
E. B. Lacy
Cleveland P TA Holds Open House After Meeting
Cleveland P TA met Monday night in the school with Mrs. Clara Kelley introducing Dr. Jerry Homick and Dr. Bressie of Oklahoma City as guest speakers. Elmer Duncan and Buddy Fraze led colors, and Mrs. Fred White read a poem by Bishop Ralph Cushman. The 122 member group toured two new classrooms and planned a homeroom mothers meeting for Friday at 10 am in the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland P-Ta
Clara Kelley
Local Heart Association
Jerry Homick
Bressie
Oklahoma City
Elmer Duncan
Buddy Fraze
Fred White
Ralph Cushman
Sub Debs Coat Hanger Drive for Toys and Dance
The Sub Deb club plans a curbside coat hanger drive from 8 to 11 a.m. Saturday to fund their Christmas dance. Proceeds go to the club, and hangers will be picked up by members. Toys will also be collected for a Christmas project for needy children. In Chattanooga a daughter Kristi Ann was born to Mr and Mrs Mike Eiferts of Tulsa on November 24. Mrs Etta Lee Stimpson and Mrs C L Krasser are noted as great grandmothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Mike Eiferts
Tulsa
Kristi Ann
Frank Krasser
Krasser
Etta Lee Stimpson
C. L. Krasser
Jack Warkentin
O. L. Parsons
Joe Dutcher
Bob Scott Jr
Robi. E. Williams
Bill McNeal
Lee Woods
Dr. Means
Forest B. McClung
Harold Wilson
Albert Johnson
Art Cavanagh
James R. Williams
Francis Francoeur
Robert Derington
Ellen Rush
Ralston
Billy FE. King
Lawton
Brian Kieth
King
Carol Peters
F. O. Peters
Faxon
J. M. Dalton
Walter Crow
Camp Fire Council Honors Five For Camp Andy Work
Five Camp Fire volunteers receive plaques from Dr. Royce B. Means for leading long range planning and building at Camp Andy. Recipients Harold Johnson Julius Johnston Fred Hammond Ted Ralston and Col Roy Isaacs dedicated years to Lawton girls program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Joyner Jr
Lawton Council of Camp Fire Girls
Royce B. Means
Harold Johnson
Ted Ralston
Fred Hammond
Steff
Roy Isaacs
Julius Johnson
Camp
C’andy
Lawton
Camp Fire Council
D’andy
Julius Johnston
Lawton Camp Fire Co
Isaacs
Dr. Means
Lawton Council
John Kinmonth
Harry Morgenson
Vera Rice
James Cox
Ross Baker
Christmas Bazaar by Lawton Garden Council
The public is invited to a Friday Christmas bazaar sponsored by the Lawton Garden Council. It runs 9 30 a m to 12 noon in the Mc Mahon room at the Museum of the Great Plains with handmade gifts holiday floral decorations and potted plants from seven member clubs Petunia Rose Iris Pansy Sweet Pea Lawton and Cache Rose. The Cache Rose Garden club hosts offering coffee and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Garden Council
McMahon Room
Museum of the Great Plains
Cache Rose Garden Club
Petunia
Rose
Iris
Pansy
Sweet Pea
Lawton
Cache Rose Clubs
Vann Elected President of Southwestern Hospital Auxiliary
Mrs Paul Vann was elected president of the Southwestern Hospital auxiliary at a Wednesday meeting in the hospital. Elected by acclamation were Mrs Don Richardson as vice president and Mrs Forrest D Harris as secretary and treasurer. Mrs Harold Shay led the business session and a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Vann
Southwestern Hospital
Eno Haillman
Don Richardson
Forrest D. Harris
Harold Shay
Tenna
Vann
B. L. Kelly
Oklahoma Hospital Association
Tulsa
W. J Masheter
Oklahoma
Harris
Karey Fuqua
Thankful
Promenaders Hold Dance at American Legion Hall
Forty five people attended the Red River Promenaders square dance Tuesday night at the American Legion hall. An additional dance is announced for 8 p.m. Tuesday December 10 in the same hall. Guests came from Lawton square dance clubs and Duncan. Lee Davidson, district square dance clubs president, and Mrs. Davidson were special guests. Mrs. Kent Wright and Mrs. Herb Moran provided refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
American Legion Hall
Lawton Square
Duncan
Lee Davidson
District Square Dance Clubs
Davidson
Kent Wright
Herb Moran
Methodist WSCS Circles Hold Christmas Sessions
Five circles of the First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service held meetings. Hostesses included Mrs. H. M. Tilton and Mrs. John Gowin with devotions on The Christmas Story and The Gifts of Christmas. Members and two guests attended across all circles, with visiting remarks by circle presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
H. M. Tilton
Euclid
Circle 1
C. Crew
P. C. Porter
de L Hinckley Jr
Davie Bigham
Frank Daugherty
Rose Mayo Part
D. L. Wigington
Barbara Scarce
Arthur Matheny
Gore Blvd
Circle 4
Herbert Johnson
Circle 5
Jack Rhodes
Bell
John Holcomb
Bride Feted By Shower at Chattanooga Church Event
Mrs. Raymond Hutson was honored with a post nuptial shower in the Baptist church dining hall. Guests included Mrs. Frank Williams and several other local women. Joanne McManus sang There’s No Tomorrow and gifts were presented by Mrs. Goodknight amid pink rose decor and candle arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Raymond Hutson
Edmond
The
Baptist Church
Ler
Frank Williams
Milton Geis
Roy McCary
C. C. Wells
Harold Creith
E. V. Mefford
Eva Ruth Zeller
Joanne McManus
Fisher
Friendship Home Demonstration Club Meets Friday
The Friendship Home Demonstration club will meet at 1 30 p m Friday in the home of Mrs D J O Dell 1703 Dearborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Home Demonstration Club
D. J. O'Dell
Dearborn
OES Officers Elected at Apache Chapter Meeting
Mrs. Earl McCay was elected worthy matron of Apache chapter 380, Order of Eastern Star. Ira A. Sawyer became worthy patron, Annette Smith associate matron, J. H. Elliott associate patron, Mrs. Nate Brown secretary, Myrtle Dudley treasurer, Ira A. Sawyer conductress, Claud Sims assistant conductress. Installations details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl McCay
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ira A. Sawyer
Annette Smith
J. H. Elliott
Nate Brown
Myrtle Dudley
Claud Sims
NECLACES SHAPE UP IN SHIFT DRESS ACCESSORIES
The shift dress introduces two necklace lengths the long style complimenting high or round collars and the choker enhancing the boat neck silhouette with added emphasis on line and balance.
Fire Hazard Home Checks Urge Oil Rags and Chimneys
Advisories urge homeowners to inspect for fire hazards including oily rags and paint rags, clutter in attic or basement, and dirty fireplaces, chimneys, and furnaces that require repair or cleaning to prevent fires.
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CFG
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Sheridan Road
Natural Ranch
Denmark
Hickory Inn Steak House
Gore EL
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U.S
K. C. Sirloin
Charco
OES
Dahihe
D Avenue
Shop Penney’s
Gore Dial EL
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