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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1957

Page

8

Junior Schubert Club Presents Piano And Dance Program

The Junior Schubert Club staged a February meeting program in the First Methodist church parlor. Donnie Gaines, club president, conducted and accompanied the performers as Linda Cowho read minutes. Six year olds and club members presented eurythmic dances under Mrs Martha Warner, with piano solos by Rose Maye Partlow and selections including Minuet and Rondo. Attendees included club members and numerous relatives and local residents.

Euruth P Sala Schubert Co First Methodist Church Donnie Gaincark Linda Cowho Nemberg Agir Martha Warner Judy de Leon Eovelyn Ralston Jennifer Bourque Connie Forehand Mike Mitchell Beverely Greb Carol Thomas Bill Glasgow Jay Coghlan Yuhily Rose Maye Partlow Kathy Hooner Donald Tate Minuet Carol Wallahdooah Mam“welle Jean Rawlings M. QO. Wells David and Paul Hooper Music

Dad Daughter Box Supper Set For Area

A varied program is planned for the annual Father Daughter box supper by Girl Scouts in the neighborhood TT. Mrs. Eldon English chairs the event with Scouts from Howell, Cleveland, Dunbar, Will Rogers, and Roosevelt elementary schools. Howell school hosts the event at 7 pm Friday Feb 15. Mrs. Mildred Coltharp Garfield principal serves as MC. Fathers sing a song, colors are presented, and multiple grade groups participate in promises, songs, and skits including The Deaf Woman's Courtship and Brownie songs.

Eldon English Scouts .Com Field Howett Cleveland Dunbar Will Rogers Roosevelt Howell School Mildred Coltharp Garfield School Howell Garfield Dunbi Garricla

Group To Attend District Meeting Discussion At Legion Post

A Thursday meeting of the Woman's auxiliary to Lower Whitehead American Legion Post No. 2 approved plans for the Sixth district convention on Feb 17 in El Reno. Attendees included Mesdames Brooks Hastings Hight Langston Meeks and Nix.

Helt el’ Rene Woman's Auxiliary Lower Whitehead American Legion Legion Hall Seventh John Brooks H. D. Hastings C. L. Hight Floyd Langston Florence Meeks Cora Nix Brooks Legion Home School Ponca City Legion Mesdames Lerena Blackburn Anna Craig W. G. Harris Eyrie Keeler Joe Kinkade E. &. Layton J. A. Love Ruth Wagnon W. A. Walker

Royal Neighbors Install New Officers in Formal Ceremony

New officers of the Royal Neighbors of America were installed at 8 p.m. in the 100F hall with a floral arch. Mrs. Glen Rading became oracle, officiated by Mrs. Ova Burton, with C. C. Weatherford as marshal and Mrs. Sack Wellington as assistant marshal. Named officers include vice oracle Mrs. B. J. g. and faith Mrs. W. H. Brown, among others, plus chancellor Mrs. Effie Murray and recorder Mrs. Jack Wheeler. Mrs. Rath, former reader, was presented a past oracle pin, and a corsage was given to the head, Mrs. Kading. The event featured a purple and white cake, floral arch work, and about 29 attendees.

America Glen Rading Ova Burton C. C. Weatherford Sack Wellington Marshial W. H. Brown K. S. Aurell R. W. Plummer Gifford Mills C. F. Rath Bill Bates Wellington Weatherford Mesdames Rath Burton

Besett Hosts Dinner for Kay Besett Birthday

Sterling report notes Mr and Mrs Flayis Besett hosting a dinner at their Sterling home honoring daughter Kay on her birthday anniversary. Attending were Terry Seigler and Don Richardson with daughter Jean Lawton, and Mr and Mrs Alex Richardson and Mrs Mattie Besotr.

Sterling Kay Flayis Besett Terry Seigler Don Richardson Jean. Lawton Alex Richardson Mattie Besotr

Frank M. Whiting Sterling El 50118 308 S. 4th

Frank M Whiting is identified as successor to Osborns in Sterling Illinois, listing address 308 South 4th and a reference to El 50118 postal code. The terse item notes the transition of business or ownership in the local listing.

Frank M. Whiting Sterling Osborn

Geronimo Seniors Invite OCW Tests in 1987-58 Scholarships

Sophia Baughman and Virginia Storm of Geronimo high school will travel to Oklahoma College for Women in Chickasha this Saturday to take general and specialized scholarship exams. Ten seniors meet at 8 am in the college auditorium with housing arranged for Friday and Saturday nights. Applicants must maintain a B average and be recommended by their principal.

Sophia Baughman Virginia E. Storm Geronimo High School Oklahoma College For Women Chickasha OCW Hihg

Social Calendar for Saturday at Public Service auditorium

Reddy Kilowatt Square Dance Club meets at 7 p.m. in the home service auditorium of Public Service Company. Johnny Robinson of Duncan will call. Women are asked to bring box suppers. Lawson Chapter D A R at 1515 AM. Mrs A B Gosselin and Miss Lily Stafford listed as co-hostesses for the annual election of officers at Morford Drive residence.

Reddy Kilowatt Square Home Service Public Service Company Guilding Johnny Robinson Dunzan Lawson Daughters of the American Revolution A. B. Gosselin Morford Drive Lily Stafford Mesdames del Dexter Wendrickson

OCW Graduate Promoted To Buyer At Union Carbide

Mrs. C. R. Van Valkenburgh Jr former Joanna Wray Oklahoma College for Women graduate of Chickasha is promoted to buyer with Union Carbide Chemical in Torrance California. She is married to a Union Carbide executive at Torrance.

C. R. van Valkenburgh Jr Oklahoma College For Women Chickasha Union Carbide Chemical Company Torrance Calif Joanna Wray Union Carbide Chemical A Company

Night Must Fall at Red Barn Fort Sill Opens to Applause

The Red Barn Players premiere Emlyn Williams mystery Night Must Fall at Fort Sill. Opening audience praised the show. second performance and a Saturday matinee at 3 pm tickets are $1 at the door. Director Charles Kimball, assistant Miss Helen Street, producer Col Street invites all Lawton civilians and Fort Sill personnel and families.

Red Barn Fort Sill Red Barn‘ Players Emlyn Williams Charles Kimball Helen Street Col. Prank Street Lawton Fort 38

Saving Good perfume Only Wasting It

Getting one of the well known French perfumes for Christmas is exciting. But many women don t know what to do with perfume once they have it. They keep it unused because it is expensive. This allows the perfume balance to change and when they use it later it may be weak. It should be used with a spray or direct application to use spots. The heat of the body keeps the scent alive. If traveling, bottle should be three quarters full to leave air space. Do not seal with wax or nail polish as alcohol will melt polish. Use wax instead by dripping onto the neck of the bottle from a candle.

Secret Pals drawn at Woman's auxiliary meeting

Names were drawn for Secret Pals at a regular meeting of the Woman's auxiliary to International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local No. 59. Mesdames Marvin Beall and Jess Fin co hosted dessert, with Mrs Beall presiding.

Marvin Beall Jess Fin Woman's Auxiliary International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Operative Plasterers and Cement Mase International Association Lincoln Beall Oklahoma Federaion of Women's Amiliaries Mesdames Hugh Williams Forest McClungans

Miss Ann Phillips to Sing on Program at Marlow Meeting

Miss Ann Phillips of Fort Sill, a member of the Triads vocal group at Oklahoma College for Women Chickasha, will perform next Thursday night at a meeting of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority in Marlow. Other ensemble members include Miss Judy Anderson of Lindsay and Miss Jane Meeks of Longview Texas.

Ann Phillips Fort Sill Oklahoma College For Women Chickasha Epsilon Sigma, Alpha Sorority Marlow Hudson B. Phillips Fort Sitt Judy Anderson Lindsay Jane Meeks Longview Tex

Women host Silver Coffee for church building fund

A Thursday night Silver Coffee at Mrs. O Kelley’s Layton Street home raised proceeds for Liberty Heights Christian church building. Guests included Dr. Tom B. Clark and numerous local ladies and gentlemen while hosts Gene Ellison and Frank Sessions oversaw the 7:30 p.m. event. Nut buttered almonds were suggested as a fish accompaniment.

O'Kelley Layton Liberty Heights Christian Church Mesdames Gene Ellison Frank Sessions Crystal Tom B. Clark Mesdames D

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