Ninth District CWF Members Meet Here
Members of the Christian Women’s Fellowships in District 9 will meet Wednesday at the local First Christian Church. Registration begins at 3 am with the program starting at 9 am. Luncheon at 12 noon served by women of the host church. The district includes five surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memlas
Christian Women
Felowships
First Christian Church
Sessage
Marc Enid
Inis- Asia
Edgar
Benin
Ghureh
Lawrener
Comanche County
Shower Honors Cache Woman At Methodist Women’s Shower
A community shower honored Mrs. Butch Gilbert hosted by the Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service at Mrs. Prentice Richards home. Guests included Dawn Harmon, Patricia Simms, Gail Walker, Kathlean Woresner and many other local ladies. games and opening gifts featured in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butch Gilbert
Society of Christian Service
Prentice Richards
Dawn
Trene
Jackie Harmon
Patricia Simms
Gail Walker
Kathlean Woresner
Mesdames Benny
Atterberry
L. Adams
Ash
Ed Barnes
Blake
Kenneth Bennett
Boo Runyan
Clinte
Reeves
Dick Self
C. A. Simms
Elmer Speigel
B. Taulbee
Jess Tidwell Sr
Fate Taylor
Doyle Thorn
Marvin Terry
A. Vokins
Noel Ware
Leora Wimple
Elmer Woodard
Pete Wyan
Herbert Woesner
Hulen Rebekahs Install Officers in Ceremony
Hulen Rebekahs held an eight o clock ceremony at the Hulen OOF hall. Mrs August Field became noble grand of lodge No 9 with Mrs Fred Schneeberger as installing officer assisted by Mrs Harry Cook. New officers included Mrs Bill Trotter vice grand and Mrs Barry Cook right support to noble grand. Guests included Mrs Fred Davis warden and other officers. A reception followed with a pink and white cake inscribed Ella Kate and a punch table with pink rose centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulen Oof Hall
City
August Field
Noble Grand
Hulen Rebekah Lodge No
Fred Schneeberger
Harry Cook
Paul Ficks
Lawton Lodge No. 87
Bill Trotter
Barry Cook
Robert Schumann
W. A. Franklin
Lorem Sutherland
Ella Kate
Lesson Presented At Guild Meeting
Chattanooga special report notes Mrs Ivan B Clayton led the lesson at the Chattanooga Presbyterian guild meeting from the book Christs Way every Day Mrs Woodrow Patton did chores and devotional was by Mrs G H Schumpert Attending members included Mesdames J C Crow Gus Labude Walter Crow A S Patton Aubrey Patton Nellie Ward Henry Payne and Herman Brooks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Ivan B. Clayton
Chattanooga Presbyterian Guild
Woodrow Patton
G. H. Schumpert
J. C. Crow
Gus Labude
Walter Crow
A. S. Patton
Aubrey Patton
Nellie Ward
Henry Payne
Herman Brooks
Specialist Speaks at 4 H Meeting Reports Given
Mrs Leta Moore state extension specialist in family life led a panel on Dating and Teenage Problems at Cache Senior 4 H club. Members Karen Elling Janeris Hagar Pat Lauder dale Nick Livingston Gary Long Louise Rowe participated. Announcements were given by Arlen Johnson and Mrs dean Robertson. A report noted $58 raised for the March of Dimes with additional coin holder collections and school contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CACHE
Leta Moore
Karen Elling
Janeris Hagar
Pat Lauderdale
Nick Livingston
Gary Long
Louise Rowe
Moore
Arlen Johnson
Dean Robertson
J. T. Condy
Lee Hastings
Rethen Hollander
T. E
Fletcher Fleur-de-lis Garden club elects officers
Fletcher Fleur-de-lis Garden club held its Sweetheart banquet at the First Christian church. Mrs. Jim Weaver was elected president with Cephas Kelly as vice president and Miss Bertha Antrim as secretary. Additional officers chosen included J. W. Birdwell and M. Ridgway, with Mrs. Gentry Castleaul among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Jim Weaver
Fletcher Fleur-de-lis
First Christian Church
Harry Twypool
Cephas Kelly
Bertha Antrim
J. W. Birdwell
M. Ridgway
Gentry Castleaul
Nat Narney
Castle
Tian
Birdwell
Kelly
Weaver
Claypool
Eddie Malone
Lowell Cable
D. Whitlock
Kenneth Karrel
Art Harney
Walter Birdwell
J. W
DAR Chapter Elects Officers and Plans Colonial Tea
Lawton Oklahoma DAR chapter re elected Mrs H W Hallett as regent during a 115 meeting. Officers chosen include Mrs John W Tyree as vice regent and Mrs Damon Watson as chaplain. The group announced a Colonial tea for Saturday and the Okla homa DAR conference March 5 7 in Lawton with musical selections from Oklahoma and relic displays by Miss Lily Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Hallett
Lawton
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. B. Gosselin
Morford Drive
Mesdames del Dexter
O. B. Hendrickson
Lily Stafford
John W. Tyree
Damon Watson
H.B. Easton
Helen Hackett
Sam Maddux
Stafford
Trar
Helen Bixby
Bern Klein
E. B. Dunlap
Roy EL Stafford
McMahon Foundation
Oklahoma
Linda Williams Honored at 10th Birthday Party
Linda Williams was the honoree at a birthday party hosted by her mother Mrs. Frank Williams at the family home in Chattanooga. Guests attended include Jackie Dudgeon Diane Patton Billy Cawthen Larry Beavers Lou Campbell Judy and Jane Mathews Darnell Hill Dottie Kathy Wright Paul David Fisher Tony Labude Ray Rex Brady Linda Ronnie Janet Marlons Kelly Roskam Eva Zeller David Bartholomew Joy Beth Moore Joe Krasser Carolyn Stur Kinder Randy Harwell Steve Leon Radette Warner Arthur Ochsner Frank Williams Clara Williams Belie Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Linda Williams
Frank Williams
Jackie Dudgeon
Diane Patton
Billy Cawthen
Larry Beavers
Lou Campbell
Judy
Jane Mathews
Darnell Hill
Dottie
Kathy Wright
Paul David Fisher
Tony Labude
Ray
Rex Brady
Linda
Ronnie
Janet Marlons
Kelly Roskam
Mrs. Roy Phelps Is Club Hostess In Indiahoma
Willing Workers Home Demonstration club members meet at Mrs. Roy Phelps home with Mrs. Clyde Dean presiding. Joe Brink’s lesson on Safe and Sane Reducing presented by Mrs. Virgina Berry and others attend, new member Lhyvd Box joins. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiahoma
Joerome Brink
Virgina Berrey
al Irn Reeves
Ben Stoll
James Stoll
Grover Swart
W. B. Sellmer
Square Dancers Host Box Supper in Lawton Area
A box supper was served to members and guests of the Reddy Towalt Square Dance club at the Public Service Company building. Club caller Johnny Robinson assisted Duncan. Guests included Roy Collins from Walters, Orville Andrews, Fred Jennings, Mrs. Collins, Pat Patton, Jim Franks, and many Lawton residents. Several couples and individuals from Lawton attended and participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reddy ‘Towalt Square
Home Service
Public Service Company
Johnny‘ Robinson
Duncan
Roy Collins
Walters
Orville Andrews
Fred Jennings
Collins
Pat Patton
Jim Franks
Mesdames Lem Smith
Ken Ingraham
Ronald Bowen
Bob Hosier
Eylyn Barlsholz
IBEW Auxiliary Hosts Husbands Dinner at Local Hall
Members of the IBEW Auxiliary Local 1860 plan a 7 PM covered dish supper for husbands. Couples meet at the Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons hall 1415 Lincoln for the social event hosted by Mr and Mrs George Neugebauer at the Indiahoma Baptist Church training union class scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local No. 1860
Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons
International Association Hall
Lincoln
George Neugebauer
Unnion
Indiahoma Baptist Church
Coman County Chapter to Host Lilly Stafford Program
Miss Lily Stafford will present a paper on the Coman che County Historical Society at a Friday meeting of Annie Bullock Sneed Chapter of the United Daughters of the Inf Confederacy. Members meet at 3 15 p m at 406 Ferris home of Mrs Frank Sneed with Mrs Sam Maddux as co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County Historical Society
Lily Stafford
Annie Bullock Sneed
United Daughters of the Infederacy
Frank
Ferris
Sam Maddux
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CWF
Hulen Rebekahs
Garden Club
Elgin
Carrol Ridgwavous
Elgin High Serial
Southwestern Choral Clinic
Weatherford
McCord’s
O Ave
Dar
Roy Phelps
Alvey Day
Virginia
Jimmie
Ella Frances
Floydada
Tex
Mack Day
Hise Implement Company
Ford Drug 410
Sue
Skien
Kininton
Dial EL
Joe Ford
Ibew
Rue Story
Av Danian
ADISE
Hollywood
Sears
Nbc-Tv
Dave Garroway
Lovely TV Dis
Ith and
Gore Lawton
Cdutisficiion
Lend Plamberq
Fabergette
France
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