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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1964

Page

5

Cadette Troop Resumes Meetings at Eisenhower School

Cadette Girl Scout troop 468 resumes meetings Tuesdays at 2 30 pm in the Eisenhower School study hall under new leader Mrs E H Danielson and co leader Mrs L H Aten Open enrollment for junior high girls. Leader Mrs Danielson recently moved to Lawton from Altus.

Eisenhower School E. H. Danielson L. H. Aten Danielson Lawton Altus Tom Norris Kansas City Norris Robert Frost Fort Sill International Aide Dorothy Gasser Susan Anthony Karen Ruback Julie McNutt Marian Freese Cameron College Benjamin Murphy Brownie Girl Scout George Hassell Antonio Armongo Elissa Carpenter Jeannie Armongo Gwendolyn Hassell Karen Hassell Diane Heisler Linda Loftin Joyce Sanders Sandy Watson

Door to Holiness Program Highlighted by PEO Unit

Mrs. Charles Bledsoe presented a program titled The Door to Holiness for Chapter BY of PEO at Mrs. William Cunningham Jr. home on Arlington. The session is part of The Open Door series with focus on biblical themes. Attendees included Mrs. Bledsoe and numerous chapter members led by Mrs. Cunningham.

Charles Bledsoe Holiness PEO William E. Cunningham Jr Arlington

Blue Birds Start Projects With Easter Service Plans

Lawton Camp Fire Girls and Blue Birds begin two service projects for Easter. Fourth and fifth graders will craft flowers for the Easter pageant decorations, while sixth grade and junior high groups make large Easter lilies. A workshop runs 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the USC-YMCA. Flowers due by March 23 to the Camp Fire office. Auxiliary tasks include faster decorations for Cedar Crest Manor.

Lawton Blue Birds Easter Service Association Usc-Ymca Cedar Crest Manor

Linda Brinkley Weds Pfc Howard Carson at Trinity Baptist Church

Miss Linda Kay Brinkley became the bride of Pfc. Howard A. Carson in a 3 p.m. ceremony at Trinity Baptist Church on Saturday January 25. Rev. N N Antonson read the vows. The couple's families and local relatives attended a reception at the Brinkley home. The bride is a Eisenhower High School sophomore. the groom is stationed at Fort Sill.

Carson-Brinkley Trinity Baptist Church Linda Kay Brinkley Pfc Howard A. W. Carson Johnnie D. Brinkley North 32Nd Howard R. Carson Minneapolis Minn N. N. Antonson Willie Faust Glenda Shawn Larry Ellis Gerald Brinkley Brinkley Eisenhower Fort Sill

Wives of FAMSEG Officers Host Morning Coffee at Swafford Home

Wives of FAMSEG officers gathered at Mrs. Hugh Swafford’s 120 South 49th Street home for coffee. Mrs. Charles B. Elliott served from a centerpiece red and green candy heart tree. A short business meeting followed with guest Mrs. Edward L. Williams welcomed. </s>

Famseg Hugh Swafford Charles B. Elliott Elliott Edward L. Williams 1St Field Artillery Missile Brigade Polo Club Richard L

Touring Club Dinner Honors Fort Sill Officer

Comanche Touring club hosted a banquet at Westside Golf and Country Club with Lt. Col. and Mrs. Robert R. Hurst as guests of honor. Hurst received honorary membership and a club badge for his support. The event featured a rose themed T shaped table and a heart wall cutout, with 24 attendees including members and guests, followed by a dance.

Robert R. Hurst Fort Sill Col. Hurst

Pastor and Wife Host Deacon Dinner at Sterling

The Rev. Kenneth Howell pastor of the Sterling First Baptist church and Mrs. Howell entertained the deacons and their wives with a dinner at their home. A short business meeting followed with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Buck Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mote Mr. and Mrs. Alex Richardson and Mrs. Howell's mother Mrs. Emma Dorman of Rush Springs.

Sterling Kenneth Howell Sterling First Baptist Church Howell Buck Alexander Jim Mote Alex Richardson Emma Dorman Rush Springs

Triangle Club Fetes Families Gathering for Domino and Cards

Triangle Club members and families enjoyed a monthly party with domino and card games at the Triangle clubhouse southwest of Lawton. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Troy Hagar Mrs. Alfred Hill and Miss Esther Green.

Triangle Club Triangle Lawton Troy Hagar Alfred Hill Esther Green

Social Calendar Listed Activities For Senior Citizens Groups

A local social calendar lists events for senior citizens and clubs at multiple venues. Highlights include meetings for Sub Deb club at 311 N 35th, and Circle 7 at 1712 Gore, both at 7 30 p m. Other gatherings include Plymouth Guild, Westwood PTA Founders Day coffee and various sorority and auxiliary group events at schools and community buildings.

Museum of Great Plains Ann Julie Smith N. 35Th Centenary Methodist Wscs Eldon English Gore First Congregational Church Mayflower Guild Paul de Coster Woodridge Drive Plymouth Guild Georgia Mansell Westwood G. P. Merks Kinyon Beta Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Don Beavin Lake Kappa Kappa Iota John Adams Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple VFW Central Baptist Dorcas Jon Sanders Beta Sigma Phi Don Glasby Smith Red River American Legion Seventh and E

KAT Unit Hosts Valentine's Dinner at Hotel Lawtonian

Members of the Kappa Kappa lota teachers society held a Valentine themed dinner in the Hotel Lawtonian ballroom. Joanne Melander, program chair, introduced Charles Mohr who performed with accompanist Mrs. B. C. Mackey. Hostesses included Laura Sherry and several others.

Kappa Kappa Lota Teachers Society Lawtonian Joanne Melander Charles Mohr B. C. Mackey Laura Sherry Marydell Sims E. L. Bowman Terry Seigler R. E. Hamblin Ruth Hunter Wesley Regan John Thomas Glenn Dillingham Nona Lowe

PEO Chapter Hears Program on Education Wonders

Chapter I of PEG met in the home of Mrs. R. T. Currell with co hostess Mrs. J. L. Frink Jr. The program The Wonderful World of Education featured slides of PEO Cot ter college in Nevada Missouri. Attendees included Mrs. Donald Aneus Mrs. Don Aust Mrs. Will Austin Mrs. L. E. Carter Mrs. Leon Cole Mrs. Currell Mrs. L. H. Fouts Mrs. William P. Jolly Mrs. Joe Reed Jr. Mrs. Frank Ross Mrs. Wayne Smith Mrs. George Stein Mrs. Gladys Wolverton Mrs. Ralph Wolverton and Mrs. Charles Young.

PEG R. T. Currell Cherry J. L. Frink Jr Wonderful World of Education Ralph Wolverton PEO Cotter College Nevada Donald Aneus Don Aust Will Austin L. E. Carter Leon Cole Currell L. H. Fouts William P. Jolly Joe Reed Jr Frank Ross Wayne Smith George Stein Gladys Wolverton Charles Young

Meeting Planned for Central Baptist Dorcas Class

A meeting of the Central Baptist Dorcas Sunday School class is planned at 7 p.m. today at Mrs. Wiley Sanders home No. 18 N. 29th. Members should bring the February project. The Lawton driven of the Benevolent and Patriotic Order of Does will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Elks lodge 1001 A. An initiation planned for this meeting has been postponed.

Central Baptist Dorcas Wiley Sanders Lawton The Benevolent and Patriotic Order of Does Elks Lodge

Girl Scout Events Set At Meeting In Lawton

Neighborhood leaders met at Mrs. Eldon English home to plan Girl Scout week in March. Tenants discussed 15 minute neighborhood programs, a March 8 tea and Juliet Lowe gift drive, cookie profits funding Marlow camp and gear, and training sessions at Fort Sill and Lawton Camp area leading to a May 1 campfire event.

Lawton Eldon English Gore Blvd Weldon Vaughan Leslie Hittle James W. Toland Louis H. Aten John C. Ruback M. E. Keiser Juliet Lowe Chickasha Marlow Fort Sill

Hunt Club Plans Progressive Dinner Sunday Event

Carolyn Hunt club members met at Mrs. Cecil Dunn home 2115 Columbia to finalize plans for a 6 p.m. Sunday progressive dinner with Mrs. Joe Bertram presiding. Additional members listed include Mrs. Bianco Botkin Collins DelVecchio Gill Gilley Henry Johnson Ramey Ramey Sasser Yarmuk Kenney and Moortel. A Valentine dance was set for 8 p.m. tonight in the American Legion building Seventh and FE with Herb Moran as caller. The club also announced square dance classes for beginners each Wednesday at Union hall 1415 Lincoln.

Carolyn Hunt Club Cecil Dunn Columbia Joe Bertram John Bianco Jack Botkin H. B. Collins Raymond DelVecchio George Gill Wayne Gilley Kenneth Henry Willard Johnson E. J. Ramey P. R. Ramey Louis Sasser Louis Yarmuk Jerry Kenney Jack Moortel American Legion Seventh and Red River Herb Moran Union Hall Lincoln

Abigail Van Buren advice column highlights pet talk and manners

Reader notes a parakeet apparently speaks clearly with phrases like Kiss me big boy and Whats your hurry beautiful. Abby corrects that females can outtalk males and mocks teapot memory tale. Other letters urge courteous sales etiquette and support for a friend isolated after a breakup, with Abby advising gradual outreach and honesty.

Abby

Tasting Luncheon Entertains Fort Sill Marines Wives

Mrs. Paul Roush and Mrs. Larry Williams hosted a tasting luncheon at a Polo club for Fort Sill Marines fives. Members shared recipes and samples ranging from Hawaii and Puerto Rico main dishes to French haricots verts and Russian tea cakes. Recipes were sold, new members welcomed, and future hosts named.

Fort Sill Paul Roush Larry Williams The Marine Fives Hawaii Puerto Rico France Otto Svenson C. E. Hanson R. L. Guinn C. J. Duffy

Michael Priddy Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party

Michael Priddy son of Bill and Mrs Priddy 5513 Eisenhower was honored with a party for his fourth birthday. Games were played and a movie was made of the event. Attendees included Caryn Carley Raeleen Black Ricky Nelson Danny and Debbie McCurston Earl and Brant Hall Charlie Weber Beckie Marten Lorrie Lee Jamie Easter Mike Mary Ann Wilcox Melissa Priddy Mrs Otto Carley and Mrs Belle Clopton.

Michael Priddy Bill Priddy Eisenhower Caryn Carley Raeleen Black Ricky Nelson Danny Debbie McCurston Earl Brant Hall Charlie Weber Beckie Marten Lorrie Lee Jamie Easter Mike Mary Ann Wilcox Melissa Priddy Otto Carley Belle Clopton

Suddenly Slim girdle promises instant figure change

A skincare-like pitch touts Suddenly Slim a 4 oz girdle of science fibers designed to smooth and contour the figure without diet or exercise. It claims permanent front panel stiffness feathered side panels and Lycra spandex comfort available in white or black from Lucille's 415 C Avenue with Olga's designer claim.

Olga C Avenue

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B. A. Allen Jr Bledsoe Lawton Burton Cunningham R. P. Dennis C. G. Dutcher J. G. Erwin L. W. Ferguson Joe Ford Fred T. Fox C. R. Holley T. D. Nicklas Robert P. Scott Ned Shepler Bennie Stephens Patriarch Militant IOOF Xi Tau C Avenue Am Howard A. W. Carson Swafford Albert Watts Robert Knowles William Everett Robert Buckman Comanche Touring Club Westside Golf and Country Club S.W Oklahoma Beauty School Sheridan Road Robert Green Ethel Curphey Marion Hill Mona William Green Ami Winkleman Timmy Glen King Harrison King Joe Nancy David Horace Porter Cache Shasta Daisy Club Jerry Abraham S. Ninth Museum of the Great Plains Cache Road NCO NCO Club Milton Keating Ioof Hall KAT Unit Fayerene Wolverton Hunt Club K.C Hickory Inn 38Th & Gore Abigail van Buren Sis Charleston R. and Beverly Hills Calif B. F. McKenna W. B. Binch C. R. Speth T. W. Haven E. T. Garrett C. Solomon J. M. Brennan John Brennan Garrett Daniel Chapia J. T. Brackman Myron Kandra C. E. McDaniel Perry Peterson Willard Thomas E. H. Wieler James Williams J. H. Butler R. F. Fox John Harris H. D. Sullivan Marylin Miller Cosmetics Edna Hennessee Thys Nomrataf Organ & Piano Studio S. Sheridan Roadel P.S.C Reddy PSC Oga&e Dan Gerber Baby Gerber P.S Baby Foods Fremont Michigan Sens Pangburn S&h A. B. Drug CO
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