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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1945

Page

5

State Democratic Leaders Meet Dec 16 in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City December 7. The Democratic executive committee is called into session December 16 by H I Hinds who also notes a decision on the date of the annual state convention for party central committee reorganization. February 22 and 25 are discussed for the convention with no decision on whether Robert Hannon will visit before or at the state convention. Precinct meetings January 11 and county meetings January 10 precede district meetings. State party officials debate dates and local forces converge in Fifth district and Oklahoma County. Kerr will attend the executive committee meeting and supports the Friday vs Monday scheduling debate while C R Nixon signals the Tulsa COP convention may be in March.

Oklahoma City Democratic Party H. I. Hinds Robert Hannogan Don Baldwin Anadarko League of Young Democrats Ben Gulfest Hinds Tecumseh Robert Burns Huff Tennessee Kerr Robert S. Kerr Harrington Wime Berry Altus Federal Power Commission C. R. Nixon Tulsa COP

Legion Auxiliary Plans Social Events This Holiday Season

Lowery Post 2A American Legion Auxiliary announces a busy holiday calendar led by Mrs Irene Star. Christmas party set for December 20 at Mrs Ole Whitehead’s home 1205 C with members to be initiated December 18 at 7 30 p m in the Legion hut. The group reports a quota breaking 326 memberships with 55 new members. An additional hospital party is planned December 12 at Fort Sill Cantonment hospital with baked cakes and entertainment. Members meet at Fourth and B USO club at 7 p m for transportation.

Lowery Post 2A American Legion Auxiliary Mra Irene Star Teday Ole Whitehead Legion Hut Sturgess Fort Sill Cantonment Hospital Bess

Wedding of Miss Marjorie Husband and Lt Col Robert Froeber

The wedding will be on December 16 at the Bride’s parents home in Hollis. Col Froeber, recently returned from service in the South Pacific, will be reassigned or discharged at Fort Bragg. Family and friends from Lawton Oklahoma City and Winston Salem plan to attend, with several pre nuptial social events announced.

Marjorie Husband W. G. Husband Hollis Robert Froeber Harry Froeber Winston-Salem N. C Froeber Frocaar South Pacific Los University of Oklahoma Medical School Robert P. Scott Miss Husband Mr. Scott 1013 Bell University of Oklahoma Norman Delta Gamma Sorority Lawton Scott R. Hu Drowery G. G. Downing J. R. Montgomery Ted Warkentin Lawrence Ferguson Mas A. J. Rawlings Housa Oklahoma City City Eloct Mis Sarah Froeber

OES To Hold Annual Election This Evening

Lawton Chapter Order of the Eastern Star meets at 7 30 this evening in the Masonic temple for annual officer elections. Members urged to attend. visiting members welcome. Sub Deb Club To Have Party Tonight.

OES Lawton Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Tossacomic J. W. Tyree

Christmas Meeting At First Christian Church Planned

Mrs B M Freeman hosted the Woman's council meeting with Ada Smith assisting. Announcement made of the December 18 Christmas meeting at Mrs George Dumbauld's home. Devotional on Christmas Demarkations from Eph 4 5 led by L W Ledgerwood. topic What About Young Adults by J C Miller. Address urged serving returning service members. TM M Len Tillerson spoke on I Only Know It to So from the Christian Herald about two men who overcome hate through prayer to become friends.

B. M. Freeman First Christian Church Ada. Smith Rome George Dumbauld North Fourth L. W. Ledgerwood J.C. Miller Len Tillerson The Christian Herald

Stephens College Initiates 65th Princess of Wales Club Member

Miss Katherine Mulley daughter of Lt Col and Mrs Oliver Bulley Fort Sill is among 65 of 2446 chosen for initiation into the Prince of Wales club at Stephens College Columbia Missouri after a dinner. Sgt and Mrs Deaney visit, Mrs Maurice Denney with Looir parents Mr and Mrs Roy Champlin at 505 Garr. Deaney to return next week to Fresno California.

Katherine Hulley Katherine Mulley Oliver Bulley Fort Sill Stephens College Columbia Prince of Wales Club Mulley Deaney Maurice Denney Looir Roy Champlin Seu Deaney Fresno Cal

Californians Visitors At George Crane Home In Fresno

Mrs. Rosete Perkins of Fresno and Mrs. Hervey Boden of Pomona are guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Crane at 1206 Lake. The sisters of Mrs. Crane, Adaline Hadley and Blanche Hadley, are also in the city. Odessa Wyatt, a former Lawton girl and Fairfax high junior, was crowned Misa Pam Hi, the school’s popular student. Domestic Science Luncheon club met at Mrs. Reece Russell’s home with papers read by several members.

Busy Bee Club ICOF Addie May Sly Clara Burris Dink Vowell America Misa Betty Dean Sly Hilsh Cowley Ross Shelp Centa Blanche Hinsey Emma Low Whiting Delena Mexnight June Pursiey Slya Rift Mrs. Cowley George Crane Rosete Perkins Fresno Cal Hervey Boden Pomona Lake Perking Boden Adaline and Blanche Hadley City Crane Lawton Misa Odessa Wyatt Fairfax, Cal Reece Rasaell S. Watking E. W. Shull

Color i Accents In the Hone and Christmas Gifts

A social gathering featured talks by Mrs. I. G. Cole on Color i Accents In the Home, Mrs. Gladys Wolverton on Christmas Goods, and Mrs. Donald Angus on Christmas Decorations. Attendees included Mrs. Ben Ash, Mrs. Clyde Bowlby, Mrs. G. M. Brooks, Mrs. Albert Childs, Mrs. Charles Darling, Mrs. G. S. Holman, Mrs. Bruce Lucas, Mrs. W. K. Miller, Mrs. J. C. Miller, Mrs. A. G. Norvis, Mrs. Harry Payne, Mrs. Clive Peller, Mrs. G. C. G. Ralston, Mrs. Joe Reed, Mrs. L. B. Ross, Mrs. T. H. Westbrook, and Mrs. Ernest Waller.

I. G. Cole Gladys Wolverton Donald Angus Ben Ash Clyde Bowlby G. M. Brooks Albert Childs Charles Darling G.S. Holman Bruce Lucas W. K. Miller J. C. Miller

Byrd Family Speaks With Son From Hawaii

Lawton residents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Byrd of 170 Cache road reported a 2:30 a.m. telephone call from their son Lt J. C. Byrd. The radio operator on a B-20 completed a seven-hour non-stop flight from Tinian to Hawaii to deliver the message.

Wesley Chapel Sunday School Pie Supper Raises Funds

The Wesley Chapel Sunday School near Cache held a pie supper Wednesday night that raised 175 dollars for the annual Christmas free celebration. Connie Hill served as auctioneer for the event.

Wesley Chapel Cache Connie Hill

Fort Sill program stars and a juvenile arrest report

A Fort Sill program featured humblers by the Bryan sisters Joe Hawthorne John Seahs and a girls quartet from Fort Sill Indian School. Verline Goodwin a 16 year old Negro girl was held by county officers today in a pend ing case.

Humblers Bryan Sisters Joe Hawthorne John Seahs Fort Sill Verline Goodwin

Health clinic arrest warrant issued for noncompliance

A warrant was issued by Peace Justice John Manning on a health department charge of refusing to report for treatment at the city county health clinic. Dr. W P Parker, health director, signed the complaint.

Ing John Manning Health Department W. P. Parker

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