Dorcas Class Has Yule Fete and Gift Exchange
Central Baptist Dorcas Sunday School members met on Thursday at 7 30 p m in Miss Lily Stafford s home for a Christmas party replacing their regular first Thursday gathering. Gifts went to the Baptist Orphans home in Oklahoma City and a silver offering supported the Norman state hospital. A friendship quilt was given to Miss Stafford and a devotional, games, carols and refreshments followed with several members named in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Central Baptist Church
Lily F. Stafford
M. F. Spencer
Miss Stafford
A. E. Cook
H. D. Hastings
Roy Montgomery
Ethel Griffin
Baptist Orphans’ Home
Oklahoma City
State Hospital
Norman
Bennie Olsen
Miss Pearl Brooks
Mesdames Lowell Dikes
Earl Austin
John Schlumbohm
Belton Stallings
D. E. Fincher
Perry Moss
Otis Christian
Tom Cubine
Cecil Holman
F. J. Rush
Indian Program At WSCS Highlights Mission Efforts
Mrs. Waldo Wettengel of Rush Springs chaired a 7:30 p.m. Wednesday WSCS meeting at Lawton Heights Methodist Church presenting an Indian missions program. She was aided by district director Mrs. Tonemah who spoke on youth activities. a Comanche woman shared school life and the pair sang an Indian prayer song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Wettengel
Rush Springs
Oklahoma Methodist Indian Conference
Lawton Heights
Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Wettengel
Harry Tonemah
Methodist Indian Youth
Tonemah
J. M. Fentress
John Gowin
H. E. Elmer
California
Nora Cantrell
Mary Walsh
Cleo Ulrich
J. C. Lee
W. E. Walker
Chickasha Group Offers 1000 OCW Scholarship to Seniors
Lawton area high school girls may compete for a 1000 scholarship to Oklahoma College for Women offered by Chickasha's Greater OCW committee. Essays of up to 500 words on Why I Want to Attend OCW are judged by a committee. contest runs Jan 1 to March 15 with winner announced at the OCW Appreciation banquet on April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Oklahoma College
Chickasha
Greater Ocw
Samuel W. Evans
OCW
Oklahoma College For Women
Yale Class Hostess Echos Christmas Carols at Haithcock Home
Mrs Taft Haithcock hosted the Faith Sunday School class of First Baptist at 1004 Laird. The event featured carol singing led by the class teacher Mrs Sanford Brandon, a devotional by Mrs Stanley Hawk, and a discussion of the Lottie Moon Christmas offering. Guests included Mrs I L Ginn and many members and associate members, with a gift exchange and cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Faith Sunday
First Baptist Church
Taft Haithcock
Laird
Sanford Brandon
Haithcock
Joe Kinser
Hayden Ireland
Darwin Williams
Joe Osborn
Sunshine
Stanley Hawk
Lottie Moon
I. L. Ginn
Mesdames
Ezra Baker
D. L. Clemmer
Etelia Cook
Bill Cox
Ed Ellenbrook
Eddie Gaskins
Glenn Gillis
Earl Haley
Harvey House
E. A. Johnson
Henry Koehn
James Laughlin
Ivan Lanman
Maurice Meyer
Elbert Moore
Charley Payne
Felix Rogers
Eugene Robinson
Howard Troop
Joe Troop
Theta Rho Club Elects Officers
Lawton Theta Rho Girls club No. 29 held a Tuesday session at IOOF hall to elect Lois Hill as president, Trella Frakes as vice president, Mildren Ebisch secretary, Billie Hudson financial secretary, and Dorothy Snyder treasurer. Mrs. John Brooks re elected advisory officer and installation is set for December 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Theta Rho Girls Club
IOOF
Ann Kepler
Lois Hill
Trella Frakes
Mildren Ebisch
Billie Hudson
Dorothy Snyder
John Brooks
Brooks
Fort Sill
David Sly
Copper Tooling Lesson For Club Copper Tooling Lesson For Club
Mrs J H Morehead was elected to membership in Mary Swartz Rose club as members met at 2 p m Wednesday in the home of Mrs Charles Harvey 2025 Euclid The president conducted the business session with names drawn and plans made for a Christmas party December 21 at Mrs Harold English 814 Euclid A Christmas basket for a needy family was planned Mrs Herbert Tozier presented a copper tooling program and refreshments were served Other present included Mesdames Edward Blanck E L Godwin Kenneth Kaspereit Charles Kelsey Chester McCord W S Mackinzey Sam Stein Wendell Sullivan Edwin Rumbaugh Rex Beall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Morehead
Mary Swartz Rose Club
Charles Harvey
Euclid
Jim Recer
Harold English
Herbert Tozier
Edward Blanck
E. L. Godwin
Kenneth Kaspereit
Charles Kelsey
Chester McCord
W. S. MacKinzey
Sam Stein
Wendell Sullivan
Edwin Rumbaugh
Rex Beall
Nurses Have Holiday Fete at Kiowa Indian Hospital
Dr. Sylba Adams played Santa as Oklahoma State Nurses Association District 11 held its annual Christmas party at the nurses residence in Kiowa Indian hospital. Kiowa nurses hosted guests and Miss Sue Tahkofper led entertainment with games and carols. Attendees included Maj. Laurine Patterson, Capt. Glenna Briley, Fort Sill, and many Mesdames and Misses from the local nursing and community circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylba Adams
Santa Claus
Oklahoma State Nurses Association
District 11
Kiowa Indian Hospital
Sue Tahkofper
Maj
Laurine Patterson
Glenna Briley
Fort Sill
Johanna St. Clair
Louise ByBee
Mildred Rice
Clarice Blake
Nellie Dyas
Doris Winkelman
Lucille Carel
Elsie Black
Alice Stroman
Lois Glenn
Jane Williams
Winifred Roubideaux
Harriet Noteboom
Gracie Ogden
Marion Dotson
Thelma Noe
Mary Haggard
Dorothy Patterson
Mary Ann Zurek
Charles
Highland WMS Organizes Elects Officer Slate
Mrs. James N. Marsh heads the officer slate at an organizational meeting of the Highland Baptist church Woman's Missionary Society. Mrs. Gerald R. Smith assisted by Mrs. John Roy Harris conducted the election at a 7:30 p.m. Thursday meeting. Installation will follow with Mrs. Paul McPherson as first vice president and Mrs. M. E. Bridges as second vice president. Mrs. Harley Willingham serves as secretary treasurer. Mesdames Lyle Head and Theo Hogue attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Marsh
Woman’s Missionary Society
Highland Baptist Church
Gerald R. Smith
Lawton
Comanche- Cotton Baptist Associational
WMU
John Roy Harris
Paul McPherson
M. E. Bridges
Harley Willingham
Mesdames Lyle Head
Theo Hogue
LAPM Elects Officer State
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant No. 8 met at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the IOOF hall for officer elections. New officers: Nellie Jackson president, E. E. Harp vice president, Joé P. Stagner secretary treasurer. Lillie Mae Fultz named representative to Tulsa department association. Gosset named alternate. Finance committee: Waldron, Gosset, Harp. Christmas party planned with Canton at IOOF hall December 21. gifts to be exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant No. 8
IOOF
Nellie Jackson
E. E., Harp
Joé P. Stagner
Lillie
Mae Fultz
Department Association of Lapm
Tulsa
Mesdames Otis Waldron
Gosset and
Harp
Fultz
Jackson
Canton
Myrna J. Alexander Named FFA Queen
Myrna Jean Alexander, a Cooperton FFA senior and daughter of George Alexander, superintendent of schools, was chosen queen at the chapter box supper that raised 84 dollars. Other candidates were Bonnie Boyd Wanda Ann LaBerge and Carolyn Payne with Roy Hunsinger as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
Myrna Jean Alexander
Cooperton
Future Farmers of America
Miss Alexander
George Alexander
Alexander
Bonnie Boyd
Wanda Ann LaBerge
Carolyn Payne
Roy Hunsinger
Young Matrons Fete Husbands at Hobo Themed Dinner
First Christian Young Matrons group honored their husbands with a 7 p m dinner in the church fellowship hall. Co hosts Mesdames Tom Holland Glenn Moore Kenneth Otis Tom Porter Githen K Rhoads and Jack Russell. Tin can candles surrounded a mock outdoor fireplace Royce Makin led Christmas carols as about 40 attended the meeting with games played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Young Matrons
Church Fellowship Hall
Tom Holland
Glenn Moore
Kenneth Otis
Tom Porter
Githen K. Rhoads
Jack Russell
Royce Makin
Bethel Residents Attend Revival at Cache
Bethel area residents attended a revival service at Cache conducted by Rev. Meryl Hickman former Bethel Methodist church pastor. Paul Leaf sang a special solo. Attendees included Jack Scott Elva Fincher Goldie Hudson Cecil Clapton O W York Jim Nease George Fincher Ray Ket chum and Don Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Bethel Area
Cache
Meryl Hickman
Bethel Methodist Church
Paul Leaf
Jack Scott
Elva Fincher
Mesdames
Goldie Hudson
Cecil Clapton
O. W. York
Jim Nease
George Fincher
Ray Ketchum
Don Howard
Science shrinks piles without surgery with new healing substance
Science reports a healing substance called Bio-Dyne that shrinks piles, relieves pain, and stops itching without surgery. Doctors note actual shrinking of piles and patients say the problem has ceased. Available as Preparation H suppository or ointment, with money back guarantee. Rog. U. S. Pat. Off.
Christmas Play Planned by Sterling Methodist Church
Sterling (Special) Mrs Julius Himes leads the Christmas program to be presented Thursday night Dec 15 at the Sterling Methodist church. Intermediate junior primary and beginners Sunday school classes have drawn names for the event with Mrs Lee Green in charge of treats. Maurice Bentley will furnish the tree for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Julius Himes
Sterling Methodist Church
Lee Green
Maurice Bentley
Stamp Exhibiting Is Club Topic At Fort Sill Meeting
Sgt Alford Mirr of Fort Sill led a discussion on stamp exhibiting at the Lawton Fort Sill Stamp Club gathering held at 7 30 p m in Lt Col and Mrs John T Strawbridge quarters Fort Sill 524 LS Lauman. Eight members attended and due to Christmas holidays no meeting is planned until Jan 9 at Capt Franz E Bernhardt 1604 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford Mirr
Fort Sill
Lawton-Fort Sill
Stamp Club
John T. Strawbridge
LS Lauman
Franz E. Bernhardt
Also Mentioned on This Page
WSCS
Chickasha Group
T. Haithcock
Theta Rho Club
U.S.A
Janet Moody
Yvonne Bender
Thelma Edmondson
Ruth Sperling
Bertha Dash
Ruth Mann
Esther Velarde
Anne Brown
Lois Standingbull
Jimmie Conn
Highland Wms
American Automobile Association
C Avenue
LAPM
H. A. Gosset
Myrna J. Alexander
FFA
Hill-Chasers
Thes
International
Fed
Methodist Church
Corwin’s
Mil
Lawtonian
Roy Rogers
Billy the Kid
Helene Tessel
Boy’s
Orson
Santa
Austria
Italy
Cardi
Casual Classics
Orlons
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