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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1957
Page
13
Local students from TEL WEL rbuT before Titbans and Bivens CLs host a Christmas program featuring music and readings. Proceeds benefit the district, with performances by multiple groups and a guest speaker, reflecting community involvement in the holiday season.
A fragmented report describes an Area FFA Chapter Committee meeting with attendees and sponsors listed. Names such as Tarwht Ataeta, Kerry Boessomer, Cinny Cusifeborrs, Toray Celfes, Ted Kinder, Charl Winneveby, and Eldon Woods appear among the present and sponsoring figures, noting preparations for initiation and refreshments.
The Dale Munns welcomed their third child, a daughter named Myr, born in Isomer New York weighing eight pounds and twelve ounces at 12:45 AM. The parents Sherry and Livi Munns celebrate with their two older daughters, Sherry and Livi.
Miss Donathy DParity and Miss Ny Me Nar lead the guest list at the Lackey Franks wedding in Otana Lewes Alto. The ceremony featured a white satin gown with a long veil and train, attended by bridesmaids and guests including Miss Veo Rree, Miss Ghretehen Gainer, and a host of relatives and friends. The celebration followed at the residence with typical wedding reception customs and local rites observed.
A school event honored faculty and board members with a Yule themed dinner. Notable attendees included Martin Burch, Peed Conon, S. P. AleCasicl, and Marvin Fureh. The program featured decorations, group singing of carols, and speeches by Florence Lea Mauricp Roberts and others.
A club dinner honored husbands with a festive program at Hotel Laveontina. Guests included Messrs Allen Paris, Jimmie Johns, Gary Persinole, and others. The event featured carols, games, dances, and toasts from members and their spouses.
A lively Christmas recipe centers on oyster stew served in a tureen with rich cream and Frere bread. The instructions outline prep steps, ingredients like oysters, milk, butter, eggs, and spices, and serving with toasted bread, highlighting festive home cooking and a warm communal meal.
Sterling Speen hosts a WSCS social where about three gifts were exchanged and new images for West Your ta fot and program discussed. In attendance were Mieschunes George Bradford and Pt. 0 with Myers present including Mearhimes Matie Bose Selio Tae Wik lave Burlingiane Charlie Jopser Feverolt Jelveys Melvin Jualsin ties Binipiava Sonny Selveiner O Talla and Teo Williams.
Chattanooga Baptist youth group held a party for intermediates featuring a program led by Mes Wo L. Barthotomow and a gift exchange to honor A. and Ms We Te. Several club members and guests attended, with refreshments served and names including Rs and Tink Geis, Karen and Keith Tumybles, Eddie Swasser, Ronni Martin, and others listed in attendance.
Mrs Jewel Humble hosted a Christmas party at her home with club members and guests including Mrs Wirno Wombde and Meselames J Baush Walter Crow and others. After a social hour a Christmas feast was served in Chattanooga. Classes in Broxton and Stocker schools will resume Monday December 20 after holidays.
A wedding notice reports Esker Eugene Dviee and a bride, with family present led by pastor Jeo Mois Fires Baytis. The ceremony occurred December 1, followed by a breakfast for families and close friends hosted by Kenneth Risley.
A church fellowship gathering following services featured a gift exchange among numerous attendees led by choreographed notes and greetings. Guests included several named members and visitors from local congregations, as they shared hospitality at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. B. Betty.
Central Gaprist church Dorcas Class held a Christmas party at a member’s home. Members exchanged gifts, prepared a basket for a needy family, and saved cards for a church mission. Donations supported the Lottie Moon Christmas Fund and other class memorials. Numerous members attended and helped with refreshments.
Lynn Greenwall, a former University of Oklahoma graduate and Bear River Wildlife manager near Brigham City Utah, has been appointed to a new post. He is the son of Ernest J. Greenwall of Jackson, Wisconsin, and has served as a military medical technician in Germany.
A Masonic fete included the installation of new officers after a holiday dinner hosted by the Ameren Legion. Worshipful Master Charles Weomer presided as officers were sworn in, with Methodist church women serving the meal and several new appointees named.
Children make believe they are grown with authentic miniature appliances and gadgets. The juvenile kitchen features pastel miniatures, sewing machines, and electric shavers. Toy makers emphasize safety and realism with durable designs, while avoiding dangerous small parts.
Margaret Sexton daughter of Mr and Mrs Cillins Sexton has been elected secretary of the Oklahoma Young Democrats at Olde Ron Baptist university Shawnee where she is a sophomore She previously served as interim secretary Active in the group she attended the Jackson Jefferson rally in Oklahoma City when Senator John Kennedy spoke and also attended a recent WIPR meeting where Bill Atkinson announced his bid for governor at Midwest City assembly.
A local group gathering of Tape ry Hour Home Remonstration club members met at the home of Mrs Darrell Brace with Mrs Melvin Brantley presiding. Other attendees included Wray Moseimes and Terman Lewilden, Seymour, Cay ov, IE, and Orvis Sirons as key members. Floyd Alvey is recuperating after surgery at Lowlen's Southwestern hospital.
A Christmas party meeting of the Chattanooga Presbyterian guild featured a surprise horsewarming for new member Mrs. Bertha Skaggs. The program included a playlet, gift exchange, and refreshments with assistance from her daughter Mrs. Orville Chappel and many attendees such as Mesdames Herman Brooks, Ivan B. Clayton, J. C. Crow, Waller Crow, G. T. Kerr, and others.
The Social Calendar notes the 2 50 pan and fourth open installation at the Masonic temple 413158 with officers installed. Ivan Catshall Jack Rasberry and others attend cement related events with Shriner pupils. Miss Jack ville Cook and Mr Alva Johnson attend Bethlehem Shrine No 16 dinner party in Chickasha.
Cache Junior and senior high pupils enjoyed a Christmas program in the new auditorium. Richard Ash Belly Guthrie and Gar Long led songs while gifts were exchanged. A guest pastor from Cache Methodist spoke briefly before dismissal.
Cache Baptist Woman's Missionary Society members held an all day Christmas luncheon at the church. A gift exchange and program followed a luncheon with the group also cleaning the parsonage study for the new pastor. Present were Mrs Archie Daler Si, Archie Dupter Jy, GO F Langden, aide 2 Well, ALC, Savlain, Albert Syee, Snenneth Snider, Lute Taslor and Sool Wade.
Mr and Mrs Davis hosted a group at their home for a holiday dinner. Attendees included Dean Sue and Kay Nogg, M Ton iTrogy, Mrs GO, Robert son, Raymond Sewell and daughter, and their families.
Neal Rex Buchannan is the eight pound five and a half ounce son born at Hobart General Hospital. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rex Buchanan of Meers. Paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Neary Buchanan and Mrs. Dan Williams. Maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burk and Mrs. Judy Meek. Maternal great grandmother Mrs. Jersey Meek.
Mr and Mrs Charles Moran plan a golden wedding anniversary with a family reunion this Sunday at their Wellsville Missouri home. The couple, married in 1907, has six children including Mrs Coleman of Baltimore Norwood Farmer of Oklahoma John Morin of California Marion Morvan of Corpus Christi and Mrs Loyd Clark of Albuquerque. The text notes a moved residence for Mrs F Hanson and infant daughter born in Duncan hospital.
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