Antique Show Sparks Lawton Opening Today
The World Wide Antique Show opens at 1 p m today at the Hotel Lawtonian under the American Business Women’s association. It runs through Sunday with hours 1 to 9 p m today and Saturday and 1 to 6 p m Sunday. Admission is 60 cents, two for a dollar. Benefiting Cameron College scholarship funds, the event features dealers from multiple states and territories with displays of dolls, furniture, and a porcelain hot water bottle shaped like a purse.
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Carl Cooper
American Busiess Women’s Association
Govenor Jarrett
Colton
Calif
Paul Williams
Abwa Cameron
Lawton
Lawtonian
American Bus
Women’s Association
Cameron College
Ora Stout
Maquoketa
Iowa
Amarillo
Tes
Rockford
Worthington
Tex
Harrison, Ark
Founder's Day Program by Taft PTA Highlights
Taft P T A held a Founder's Day program with Mrs Jack Thornton presenting a youth program. Eight past residents attended. corsages given and Brownies of Troop 496 participated. Debe Burk Janice Gobe Chris Murwn Vicky Adams led the flag salute. Nomination committee formed. donations voted for classroom fans and ten dollars pledged to Children's Shelter. Oswalt announced hearing tests on February 28. room counts won by Landrith second grade and Lowe sixth grade. Refreshments served by Don Smith Stanley Zernecki and Robert O'Kelvy.
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Debe Burk
Janice Gobe
Chris Murwn
Vicky Adams
Brownies
Aaron Smith
Doyle Coppenbarger
Duane Redng
Sub Debs Meeting Discusses Activities and Pledge Event
Members gathered at Judy Ock s home 902 Arlington to plan five activities and a pledge party for 12 pledges. Jody Howard led a business meeting as president. pledge court included Pat Angus Dianne Brox Everly Pope Ann Mitchell Lina Herring Mikki Walker Skyte in Sally Wicker Karen Baker and others. A bake sale was discussed and a 9 to 2 Saturday downtown sale planned. Next meeting set for 7 30 p m Wednesday at Ann and Julie Smith 311 t 35th.
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Judy Ock
Arlington
Jody Howard
Pat Angus
Dianne Brox
Everly Pope
Ann Mitchell
Lina Herring
Mikki Walker
Skytein
Sally Wicker
Karen Baker
Lebbie Jones
Paula Wilson
Kathy Hedges
Ann
Julie Smith
Jane Ann Entry
Barbara Perry
Mary Vorthen
Connie Newman
Pam ‘Rice
Linda Jenkins
Kym Chamlin
Lewanne Johnson
Cindy ‘Eedham
Sally Porter
Charlotte Attlefield
Carolyn Martin
Connie ‘Orbert
Susan Currell
Ann Smith
Ody Howard
Georgia Shepard
Kathy Freeman
Stephanie Jones
Jean Holcomb
Licki Adair
Marsha Isaacs
Susie Jorris
Susan Jones
Kappa Kappa Lota Members Review Fig Leaves at Tulsa Meeting
Kappa Kappa Lota teachers society met Tuesday at Lawton High School with forty members. Mrs. B. W. Harris presided as committees were named for nominating and auditing. The group pledged $1 per member for a national headquarters fund in Tulsa. Oren Bennett presented a scrapbook to Venna Lee Cook and the book by Bennett earned honorable mention at the Denver convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Davis
Eve Merriam
Kappa Kappa Lota Teachers Society
Lawton High School
B. W. Harris
Macel Woods
Bonnie Webb
Aline Lowry
Clema Williams
Grace Burns
Aline White
Bob Roundtree
Oleta Littlefield
Fund For
National
Tulsa
Oren Bennett
Venna Lee Cook
Bennett
Denver
Louise Scott
C. A. Tackett
Jimmy Miller
Nellie Weathers
Carrie Fisher
Ira Jean Snow
Cecil Baker
Fred Attaway
Wesley Silk
Roundtree
Leonard Wiley
I. C. Johnson
Valentine Dance Brings Lawton Area Guests to Legion Hall
Reddy Kilowatt Square Dance Club held its annual Valentine dance at the American Legion hall decorated with seasonal motifs. Lee Davidson ran the program and introduced a long list of local couples from Lawton and surrounding towns including Duncan Temple Fort Cobb Fort Sill and Binger.
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Reddy Kilowatt Square Dance Club
American Legion Hall
Lee Davidson
Dub Gary
Jesse Beavers
Anadarko
Winston Narbrough
Don Lumley
Chickasha
Ray Henry
Lovie Schumacher
Pete Menneich
Roy Fletcher
Duncan
Dick Evans
Roy Collins
Temple
Bill Cheatham
Fort Cobb
Bil
Smitty Smith
Fort Sill
E.P. Thomas
Binger
Don Currie
Mitchell
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Calendar of Evening Community Events and Dances
YMCA hosted bridge lessons at USC YMCA Fourth and 5B at 7 30 pm. VFW post 1193 and Amiliary sponsor games night at VFW building 8 pm. ABWA antique show at Hotel Lawtonian with Square Toppers and American Legion hall programming 1 10 pm. Kuntry Kuzins square dance at Army Reserve building Fort Sill Blvd and Cache Rd 8 pm. DAR event at Museum of the Great Plains 1 45 pm.
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YMCA
Usc-Ymca
VFW Post 1193
VFW
American Business Women's Association
Lawtonian
Square Toppers Square Dance Club
American Legion Hall
Seventh
P.m
ABWA
Lawtonian Ballroom
Kuntry Kuzins Square
Army Reserve Building
Fort Sill Blvd
Cache Rd
Daughters of the American Revolution
Museum of the Great Plains
Howell P-TA Skit Night Promotes World Cultures
Howell P TA members hosted a skit titled P TA Around the World directed by Mrs E K Miller with narration by Rick Davis. Cast members included Beverly Roberts America Peggy Bilbrey Hawaii Linda Morgan Japan Steve Guerrero Spain Peggy Mehew Holland Susan Jones Scotland Jimmy McGuire Alaska Stella Garcia Italy. A Kenya education talk by Martin Orenz followed a Q A session. Hospitality chair Don Recer and Lakey served punch and cake.
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Howell School
Howell
Rick Davids
Beverly Roberts
America
Peggy Bilbrey
Hawaii
Linda Morgan
Japan
Steve Guerrero
Spain
Peggy Mehew
Holland
Susan Jones
Scotland
Immy McGuire
Alaska
Stella Garcia
Haly
Rick Davies
Tommy Lyons
Wilford Johnson
J. W. McCaig
Martin Orenz
Cameron College
Kenya
East Africa
Leslie Dayton
Charlies Mohraes
Valentine Themed Luncheon for Army Artillery Board Wives
The Army Artillery Board wives met at the Polo Club for a luncheon with a Valentine motif. Thirty six attendees enjoyed morning bridge before the meal. Hostesses were Mrs B T Patton and Mrs C A McCall. Special guests included Mrs R N Jenkins and Mrs Lois Evans. Hospitality chairs were named for March luncheon.
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U. S. Army Artillery Board
B. T. Patton
C. A. McCall
John Ellerton
George Tilson
J. R. Henderson
John Gloriod
R. N. Jenkins
William Cheek
Lois Evans
R. L. Boston
R. L. Britten
G. R
Methodist Study Topic Is Prayer
Prayer was the study topic when the Methodist Woman's Book Study group met in the home of Mrs. Laura McCallister. Miss Lorene Twineham led, assisted by Mrs. Owen Wooth and Mrs. C. G. Coffin. Attending were several local members.
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Elgin
Laura McCallister
Alice Wiggins
Lorene Twineham
Owen Wooth
C. G. Coffin
C. W Eads
John D. Jones
Alice Welcott
Minnie Cheens
Agnes Rosacker
Dale Jones
Holdan Miller
Goodwill Rebekah Lodge Plans Initiation and Practices
Goodwill Rebekah Lodge No. 83 met at the IOOF hall with Mrs. Coy Suttle as noble grand and Mrs. L. W. Russell as vice grand presiding. A tea towel donation was received from Mrs. George Bridges. The group agreed to host initiation for Cyril Rebekah Judge on February 19 with practice for the event announced by staff captain Mrs. Kenneth Priest. Drill team practice was also scheduled. Past Noble Grand club will meet Monday at Mrs. Winnie Taliaferrio’s home, 802 South Fifth, with members including Mrs. Betty Williams and others.
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Goodwill Rebekah Lodge No. 83
IOOF
Coy Suttle
Noble Grand
L. W. Russell
George Bridges
Cyril Rebekah
Kenneth Priest
Dan McPhail
Noble Grand Club
Winnie Taliaferrio
802 South Fifth
Betty Williams
Floyd Miller
Joy McFarland
Thurston Speck
Sue Burnett Named Auxiliary President
Sue Burnett was elected president of the Girls Auxiliary of Richards Spur Baptist church at a recent meeting in Elgin. New officers include Kayla Glover as vice president, Charlotte Glover as secretary, and Kendra Smith as song leader. The group votes to meet alternately with Mrs. Walter Pohleman and Mrs. Patsy Smith.
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Elgin
Sue Burnett
Richards Spur Baptist Church
Kayla Glover
Charlotte Glover
Kendra Smith
Walter Pohleman
Patsy Smith
Pohleman
Monroney backs world oil study urged by senator
Washington AP Sen. Mike Monroney says a careful congressional study of the world petroleum situation is an urgent national need. He warns against experts inflating the view that the oil industry is a fair target for tax reformers and says allowing the illusion to continue could lead the nation to disaster.
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Washington
Mike Monroney
Senate
Monroney
Study Shows Public School Board Elections Split
A study by the U.S. Office of Education finds about a majority of the nation's public school boards are elected while the remaining 15 percent are appointed. The report highlights the varying methods of selecting local school governance bodies.
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U.S. Office of Education
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Att Pta
Jack Thornton
Taft Parentsachers Association
Laird
Beauticians
Woxey
Now Inc
Oklahoma
Sheridan
Kappa Kappa
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The
U.S. Keds
U. S
Curells Shops
Erwin Acres
Park
Priday
Artillery Board
Goodwill Lodge
Paes
Sear’s Shopping Center
Baldwin
Cache Road
Shugart
Dean Kirkpatrick
Wacker
SEARS
Orig
Cache Road Square
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