Unity 12 Rebekah Lodge appointive officers named
Mrs. Bill Bates announced appointive officers at a 6:30 pm covered dish supper for Units Rebekah Lodge No. 121 IOOF Fall 1093 D. Moestiames. J Curley Eliza Fansler and Arthur Barrett hosted the supper attended by about 30. Mrs. Luther Williams and Bates led the 7:30 pm session with 27 in attendance. Officers include Rath warden Kadinz conductor chaplain musician and supports to noble and vice grand, color bearer, guards, altar supports, chaplains, and past noble grand helpers. Installation will be Jan 10 by Vida Adams from Oklahoma City. Arrangements for a December 20 Christmas party and Theta Rho Girls club help were named. Oklahoma March of Dimes Kickoff planned for Jan 2 statewide. R. E. Tallent urged lodge participation in fund-raiser with Odd Fellows. Sterling residents hosted a Christmas party with multiple guests from nearby towns. Woman’s auxiliary to Gen. Leslie J. McNair VFW Post 5263 will make cancer dressings at VFW Fort Sill at 7 pm Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bates
Noble Arand
Rebekah
Wrrt Cc
Rath
Kadinz
Chaplain
A. B. Ward
B. J. Keeling
Ray Young
Noble Fields
Nellie Jackson
Eliza Fanster
Co. A. Best
Noble Grand
Vida Adams
Nancy Jones
Allac
Lyman Maytubby
Oklahoma City
Integrational Association of Rebekah Assembly
Oriole Rebekah Lofte No
Williams
Mesdames Bates
Ficks
Stanley, Rath
Norma Davenport
Mesdames
Beatrice Mmtison
Keeling
Theta Rho
Bill Clark
Oklahoma
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
R. E. Tallent
Odd
March of Dimes
Lawton Rebekah
Pointed Shoes Tempt Even Fashion-Season Skeptics
A writer laments fashion’s grip as pointed toe shoes lure purchase despite dislike. She confesses repeated self-deception about staying in style, admitting the pull of newness over comfort, and worries she will repeat the same pattern with dresses and coats.
New Officers Installed At Christmas Telephone Wives Event
New officers were installed at a 6:30 p m Christmas party for Telephone Wives in the civic room of Security Bank and Trust building. Retiring president Mrs 0 Z Hackler presided as carnations were given. New officers include Mrs John B Mitchell president Glenn D Prewell vice president Mrs R E Dunn secretary Mrs L E Morgan treasurer Mrs John Coasly reporter Mrs Kenneth Head historian and Mrs Robert Thompson hospitality chair. A second presentation announced a luncheon auction at Mrs J I Ford 2117 Atlanta for Sweet Pea Garden Club members scheduled for 12 30 p m Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Bank & Trust Company
0. Z. Hackler
John B. Mitchell
Glenn D. Prewell
R. E. Dunn
L. E. Morgan
John Coasly
Kenneth Head
Hishrian
Robert Thompson
Hackler
F Carter
Harjler
Carter
James CR. Johnson
B. M. Small
Lloyd Franklin
Don Collier
PEO Chapter Christmas Luncheon Held at Member Home
Mrs Warren Schaub welcomed at a Christmas luncheon for PEO Sisterhood Chapter 1 at 1 pm Monday in the home of Mrs H A Johnson 501 Fort Sulvive. Decorations featured red candles and greenery with co hosts Meadams George Stein Frank Ross Ralph Walverton Verna Carmicheal James Cox Ernest Walley P C Fontaine A D Lawrence and J G Anderson. A business session led by president Mrs Charles Young followed by exchange of gifts. Members present included Mesdames H A Angus Donald Angus Will Austin Stanley Bryant L L Cale Ralph T Currell Lewis Fouls L H Fouls J 5 Kai G W Miller R S Mortford Sr George Page John Shoemaker Gladys Wolverton and C A Wolverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Schaub
PEO Sisterhood
H. A. Johnson
Fort Sulvive
Meadams George Stein
Frank Ross
Ralph Walverton
Verna Carmicheal
James Cox
Ernest Walley
P. C. Fontaine
George Page
John Shoemaker
Gladys Wolverton
C. A.wolverton
Sorority Lunch and Meeting Honors Duncan Retiring Treasurer
Mrs. Mary Belle Sullivan, Panes City president, spoke at a 12:30 pm luncheon for Xi chapter Della Kappa Gamma teachers sorority in the Chisholm Trail hotel Duncan. Ms Pauline Dimery presented a brass bowl to retiring treasurer Miss Elizabeth Jackson after 17 years service. Lawtonians and Duncan members attended, including Mesdames Dunn Lindsey Runge Tunnell Knott and Misses Beavers Elliott Lee Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Kappa Gamma
Mary Belle Sullivan
City
Xi Chapter
Pauline Dunn
Doris Lindsey
Naoma Runge
Pauline Tunnell
Marie Knott
Duncan
Chisholm Trail Hotel
Pauline Dimery
Elizabeth Jackson
Camp Fire Girls Enroll In Junior Red Cross Course
Twenty two Junior High Camp Fire girls have enrolled in a Junior Red Cross first aid course. Mrs Tom Yatney teaches the class which meets Wednesdays and Fridays at the Red Cross office M2 C. Read aloud list includes Sidney Sue Rush Linda Ewing Stephanie Hammond Gloria Gould Deniece Schott Dayne Bell Sure Stinson Doris Lamb Rita Clapp Carla Vanis Sandrea Lynch Frances Agnew Rodgers Susan Banta Nan Bertram Ann Naughton Charlotte Specht Evie Kosechata Judy Meyers Cheryl Poxovi je Landers and Maty Lari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Tom Yatney
M2 .C
Sidney Sue Rush
Linda Ewing
Stephanie Hammond
Gloria Gould
Deniece Schott
Dlayne Bell
Sure Stinson
Doris Lamb
Rita Clapp
Carla Vanis
Sandrea Lynch
Frances Agnew
Do Rodgers
Susan Banta
Nan Bertram
Ann Naughton
Charlotte Specht
Evie Kosechata
Judy Meyers
Cheryl Poxovi
Je Landers
Maty Lari
Lawton Meat Supply Holds Annual Yule Party
One hundred three employees and their guests attended Lawton Meat Supply’s annual Christmas party at the American Legion hall on East D Street. HostMarlin Keathley welcomed guests. Arthur Bonney served as master of ceremonies. Ray Bitsche spoke for the meat packers. prizes went to Glenn Weaver and Mesdames Clyde Ray and Dana Griffin. two dance numbers by Cynthia Kay Gibson. speeches by Wayne Meeks and several others. Ralph Fuller received a 19 year service award. gifts were exchanged from a white Christmas tree and each employee received a Christmas ham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
American Legion ‘Hall
John A. Keathley
Marlin Keathley
Wilbur Loud
Arthur’ Bonney
Ray Bitsche
Glenn
Weaver
Clyde Ray
Dana Griffin
Cynthia Kay Gibson
Arthur Gibson
Ti Jefferson
Wayne’ Meeks
Messy
Art Gibson
Curtis Ellsworth
Clarence Ditmore
Department Officer Returns From Visit
Mrs. John Brooks of Oklahoma United Spanish War Veterans auxiliaries returns from the Miami Vinita auxiliary visit. She presented the national president's program on widows benefits. A banquet followed at the American Legion hall with Fort Supply's David Senters and Mrs. Senters in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brooks
Avenue
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliaries
State of Oklahoma
Miami- Vinita
Vinita
W. M. Uhle
United Spanish War Veterans Colony
Wilburton
Uhle
Clara Barton
Oklahoma
Veterans Hospital, Muskogee
Maggie Peters
Muskogee
Brooks
Oklahoma City
Nunteacher sails into air age science program
Sister Mary, a 62 year old nun, leads an Air Age Science Program teaching aviation to about half a million pupils in Catholic grade schools nationwide. Her hands on method blends teaching and doing, shaping navigation, radio, flight theory, and aircraft maintenance. She earned a Civil Aeronautics Administration instructor role and received a Citation of Honor from the Air Force Association for contributions to age education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Signal Corps
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Air Force Association
JAFE
FHA Chapter Has Meeting
Charlene Thomas presided at the Cache chapter Future Homemakers of America monthly session with the theme The Spirit of Christmas. Janelle Maloy reported, roll call pressed by How to Make Our House say Merry Christmas. Edna Duke introduced the program including The Spirit of Christmas, Our Giving Rejects Us, Teaching Money Managing for Christmas. A hostess skit by Jeanette Ford and others followed, with refreshments served by Edna Pacheka and Ann Kopaddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Thomas
Cache Chapter
Future Homemakers of America
Janelle Maloy
Rita Daubenspeck
Carol Saupilty
Betty Guthrie
Edna Duke
Nancy Runnels
Marel Lynn Elting
Marilyn Wyate
Charlene Phelps
Jeanette Ford
Betty Stockton
Patsy Harmon
Carolyn Holden
Louise Rowe
Catherine , Bartlett
Edna Pacheka
Ann Kopaddy
DAR Chapter Plans Program Toys Tell the Story of Progress
Lawton DAR Chapter sets a Saturday meeting with Mrs. F Murray Jr and Miss Marta Stephen in charge. The program titled Toys Tell the Story of Progress will begin at 9 15 pm. Mesdames Del Baxter Wildman and Helen Bixby co hostesses at Mrs. E B Dunlap home 1006.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Murray Jr
Marta Stephen
Lawton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mesdames del Baxter
T. B.wildman
Helen Bixby
E. B. Dunlap
Area Pep Club Sponsors Party
Sterling and Elgin basketball players and pep club members were honored at a party in the American Legion hall. About 200 people attended after the Elgin Sterling game. Sponsored by Sterling pep club members and their sponsor Mrs. Harvey Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Elgin and Sterling
Elgin
American Legion Hall
Elgin Sterling
Sterling Pep Club
Harvey Ross
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Camip
Unity
Jeffreys
Kenneth Roberts
B. Wilson
Mollie Hale
Woman's Auxiliary
Leslie J. McNair
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fort Sill
VFW
Lucile Creswell Potter
Cinderela
Nat'l. Inst
PEO Chapter
Catalina
Sorority
Lawtonians
Mes
James Ann Argo
Mildred Coltharp
Vena Lee Cook
Mable Hamburger
Aline Lowry Lennie Nelson
Mary Sue Silk
Christina Swanson
Doris Watts
Blanche Beavers
Helen Elliott
Yanita Lee
Pauline Riley
Lee Green
Sterling Methodist Church
Christ and the Cross
Mary Aquinas
Flying Nun
Carl A. Spaatz
First Army Air Force
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Avery Qmart
Iol
Eggnog
Fairmont
Egc Hye
FHA
McCord
DAR
Indix
Denmark
Boyett
Corwin
Sanitone
Griswold’s Laundry & Cleaners
VIS
C Avenue
N. 17Th
Pickup
Gore
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