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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1963

Page

5

Peru Discussed In Letter To Lawton DAR Chapter

Mrs. G P Merkyn read A Letter from a Fulbright Scholar at the Lawton DAR meeting in the Museum of the Great Plains. The talk covered Peru mass media, Peruvian oligarchs, the free world and Communists, with emphasis on supplying inexpensive books to counter Communist ideology. Two new members were introduced and delegates named for state and Continental Congress events.

Peru Lawton Dar G. P. Merkyn Lawton Daughters of the American Revolution Museum of the Great Plains DAR Gilbert W. Merkx Merky Free World Mr. Merkx United States Mires. Merkx J. H. Bushart University of Oklahoma Ron Stafford Miss Stafford Washington, D.C B. Klein Sam Maddux Wayne Rowe J. Damon Watson Sarah S. Cannon Nell G. Carstens W. O. Christy Thomas S. Davis C. W. Gallaher A. H. Halloran Eugene Heinz O. B. Hendrickson J. J. Hopps F. E. Lawrence Abe March R. M. Massad Velva Walz Helen Hackett

Central Baptist Banquet Honors Two with Military Theme

Jimmy Williams and Anne Hendrick were named General and General's Lady at the Valentine Furlough banquet for intermediates and seniors. The USO style program featured decorations, dinner in the mess halls, and a closing meditation by Dr. Donald Potts before about 75 attendees.

Jimmy Williams Anne Hendrick Central Baptist Church John van Street Valentine Bob Hope Glen Boyd Minster of Sic van Street Dara Kolterman George Stinett Larry Stevens Wendell McCrary D. L. Brown Nancy Cuthbertson Jeanne Paula Desautel Linda Osborne Linda Raines Ed Desautel Vikki Graves James Blake Linda Johnson Pearl Harmon Ivan Haynes Central Baptist “Mess Hails Donald Potts

Hula Dancer Tops Birthday Cake

A Honolulu born five year old Kimberlee Jean Adams was guest of honor at her birthday party hosted by Sgt and Mrs Robert D Adams. Guests Gail Gove Janice Gove Joe Buchannan Tom Buchannan Vicki Adams Robin Adams Richard Morgan Stephen Morgan and Mrs Morgan attended.

Kimberlee Jean Adams Honolulu Hawaii Sgt Robert D. Adams Smith James Morgan KSWO Gail Janice Gove Joe Tom Buchannan Vicki Robin Adams Richard Stephen Morgan Mrs. Morgan

Army Daughters Host Luncheon and Bridge Session

Mrs. George Pollin and Mrs. Frank Sarsfield hosted a Daughters of the U S Army luncheon in the Officers Club Fireside room with Valentine decor. Mrs. Harold Moorman presided, gifting a silver baby spoon to Mrs. Pollin as members later played bridge. Fort Sill's E F Wallman will represent district president Gilmore Toms on a VFW post 1193 visit tonight.

George Pollin Frank Sarsfield Daughters US. Army Officers Club Valentine Harold Moorman Pollin Don Anker Robert Burge Paul Buckley Polly Filiett Robert Flory Robert Graham E. H. Farrington Tobey Fisch Charles Williams Joseph Russo Clark Lynn J. E. Norvell E. FE. Wallman Fort Sill Gilmore Toms Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars

Spencer Family Fetes 83rd Birthday at 1405 S Ninth

Mrs. Dora Spencer of 1405 S Ninth celebrated her 83rd birthday with ice cream cake and music by Bill Archie and Leon Harmison. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Albert Spencer Mr and Mrs Dar el Spencer and children Mr and Mrs Vernon Spencer Mr and Mrs Frank Spencer Mr and Mrs Marvin Norrell Mr and Mrs Bill Harrison Mr and Mrs Archie Harrison Mr and Mrs Leon Harrison and children Law ton Mr and Mrs Edward Wiedeman and son and Mr and Mrs Herman Bangerter Faxon.

Dora Spencer S. Ninth Bill, Archie Leon Harmison Albert Spencer Darel Spencer Vernon Spencer Frank Spencer Marvin Norrell Bill Harrison Archie Harrison Leon Harrison Lawton Edward Wiedeman Herman Bangerter Faxon

Ruth Bible class hosts monthly meeting at Highland Baptist

Mrs Head of 1710 Kingsbury presided at the Ruth Bible class monthly meeting. Opening prayer by Mrs Charles Narmor. Devotion by Mrs Merle Zea titled People Are Important. Valentine heart puzzle prizes to Mrs Gerald Casteel and Mrs Rose Cain. Refreshments served to attendees including Mrs W R Carter.

L. C. Head Kingsbury Highland Baptist Church Charles Narmor Merle Zea Head Gerald Casteel Rose Cain W. R. Carter

Installation Set Wednesday Night at Local Club

Lawton Fort Sill International club will install new officers at its 7 30 p m meeting in the Civic room of Security Bank and Trust Co Entertainment will be by club members All foreign born women are invited to attend.

Lawton-Fort Sill International Club Security Bank and Trust Co Shasta Daisy Club Arthur Whitehead Bell Ernest Winter Atlanta Debs Ann Julie Smith N. 35Th Domestic Science Club Albert Childs Columbia

Pioneer Club Meeting Change Due to Washington Birthday

Members of the Pioneer club met at the Museum of the Great Plains with Fida and set the next meeting for Thursday February 21, replacing the original February 22 date. President Mrs. Jess Percival led the session with many listed hostesses and new member Mrs. Susie Mitchell.

Pioneer Club Fida Museum of the Great Plains Washington Jess Percival John Frampton Lizzie Hight Carrie van Lew H. D. Hastings J. D. Poole Sr Roy Rudolph G. W. Server Pat Shuman R. B. Stewart Lafe Thompson Ida Whitescarver A. M. Reinwand Susie Mitchell

Lodge Members Examine Visitor at IOOF Hall Meeting

Lawton Rebekah lodge 87 held a formal visitor examination during its business session in the IOOF hall. Officers presided, with Mrs Ruth Wagnon and Mrs Leonard Raines in leading roles as the Busy Bee club announced a luncheon at 1805 S Seventh. A social hour followed with a valentine party, cupids and hearts decor, and 31 members plus guest Mrs Elden Kline enjoyed refreshments.

Lawton Rebekah Lodge IOOF L. G. Vowell R. E. Tallent M. H. Bennett Leonard Raines Ruth Wagnon Noble Grand Busy Bee Club Byron Lasater Loys Coley Bennett Elden Kline

Encampment Auxiliary Names Committees and Plans Initiation

Lawton Ladies Encampment auxiliary 27 named committees and set a term program at a Saturday meeting led by president Mrs. Ross Shelp and vice president Mrs. John Purcell. Members include Mrs. Oliver Pritz and others. Refreshments served to four. Valentine theme decorations noted. A proposed Hobart auxiliary initiation visit was agreed. The Penutia Garden club plans a “Conservation” program with hostess Mrs. Jack Brock and co-hostesses.

Lawton Ladies Encampment Auxiliary Ross Shelp John Purcell Oliver Pritz Janie Tallent Clarence Kaufman Cora Nix Hazel Harp Bill Quants Tom Bradford Purcell C. M. Hardy Clyde Honeycutt Kenneth Davis Petunia Garden Club Jack Brock Charles Ozman Roy Cremer

Sweetheart banquets planned at Trinity Baptist Church

Trinity Baptist church sponsors two Sweetheart banquets this week with Italian themes. An adult banquet on Thursday, February 14, and a youth event on the following evening start at 7 p.m. A music program and an inspirational talk will be featured. Mrs. Dean Beavers hosts the Pansy Garden Club meeting at 1:30 p.m. Thursday with Mrs. Joe Zipen presenting "Planning for Next Year."

Trinity Baptist Church Dean Beavers Pansy Garden Club Joe Zipen

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings

Dorcas Sunday school class at Central Baptist, 1113 P, 7 p.m. PEO Chapter EB led by Mrs. Scott at 206 Mimosa Lane, 7:30 p.m. Junior Keyboard Music Club at First Christian, 4 p.m. Senior Citizens at Museum of the Great Plains, 7 p.m. Various guilds and circles convene at churches and homes, including Mayflower and Plymouth guilds, Beta Sigma Phi, Women of Real Heights Presbyterian, Centenary Methodist circles, and more with multiple times and addresses. A Valentine dinner and other social events are listed among the gatherings until late afternoon.

Dorcas Central Baptist Church Bud Barclay PEO Robert Scott Mimosa Lane First Christian Church Museum of the Great Plains Wallock Memorial Congregational Church Mayflower Guild Bert Blasingame Kinyon A.m J. D. Howard Oak Noble Allen H. A. Stroman N. 28Th P.m A. W. King Dearborn VFW_ post VEW Centenary Methodist Womans Society of Christian Service al Meese N. Wth Dillard Wiseman Ire L. S. Bevans Columbia Clarence Mull Carl Partain George Porter Northwood Place Howard Browers Bell

Miss Standridge’s Eighth Birthday Celebration Held at Home

Deborah Sue Standridge was honored for her eighth birthday Saturday at her parents' home, 627 S. 26th Place. A Valentine themed party featured a decorated cake, games, party favors, and accordion music played by the honoree. Attendees included Joy Martindale Pamela Harris Nancy Smith Vicki Phelps Sherry Quick Roy Crumbly Loretta Harris Vicki Bishop Melinda Jennings David Hilderbrand Jan Lazenby Elizabeth McCaig Sheila Harris Eddie Hatfield and Phillip Harris.

Deborah Sue Standridge Granville Standridge Valentine Joy Martindale Pamela Harris Nancy Smith Vicki Phelps Sherry Quick Roy Crumbly Loretta Harris Vicki Bishop Melinda Jennings David Hilderbrand Jan Lazenby Elizabeth McCaig Sheila Harris Eddie Hatfield Phillip Harris

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Garrett and Grandson

A birthday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. W A Garrett home near Lawton honors Mrs. Garrett and her 11 year old grandson Cletis Garrett. Attendees include Wesie Garrett and Mr. and Mrs. C M Garrett plus Rev and Mrs Whitley Garrett and Jacquelin Cement. Following the meal the men attended a basketball game in Lawton.

W. A. Garrett Lawton Garrett Cletis Garrett Wesie, Garrett C. M. Garrett Whitley Garrett Jacquiline

Bridge Luncheon Honors Sister-in-law in Apache Wyoming

Mrs James M Bohart entertained at a bridge luncheon in the Community building to honor her sister in law and houseguest Mrs Ralph W Rice Encampment Wyoming Decorations featured Valentine motifs. Out of town guests included Mrs Sam Cobb Cyril Mrs W D Fine Fort Cobb and Mrs E P Wilkinson Lawton. High honors went to Mrs Patterson with other prizes for Mrs Maione and Mrs Woodward. The honoree received a gift.

James M. Bohart Ralph W. Rice Valentine Sam Cobb Cyril W. D. Finne Fort Cobb Leonard Jones E. P. Wilkinson Lawton J. E. Patterson O. E. White Walter Harris George Dudlex O. A. Shwen Jake Dunn Bob Hughes Bobby O Crews Ai A McCarts C. H Malone Foster Cain Jr Carl Benson M. T. Wiihite Jack LaGrange Ray Wiatt Charles Stone Alvis Belcher C. G. O'Connor Frank Dallas Fk. L. Inman Dan Simmons A. J. McMahan George Levite H. H. Smith J. W. Lasley Herbert Umber Harold Woodward Patterson Maione Woodward

PEO Chapter BY Discusses Europe Tour Impressions

Members of Chapter BY of PEO gathered at Mrs. Charles Bledsoe's home to hear a program on European countries. Mrs. Andrew Crosby Mrs. Joe Rudolph and Mrs. Max Brock, recent travelers in Fouurepe, spoke about the country that impressed them most. Several other members attended the meeting.

Europe PEO Charles Bledsoe Ash Andrew Crosby Joe Rudolph Max Brock Fouurepe M. O Brock Jr L. W. Ferguson Fred. Fox Rex Lee Faye Kimball Ozman Robert P. Scott Ned Shepler Bennie Stephens J. R. Stewart W. E. Tomlinson RE. Williams Earl Zorger Otto Howard

Diplomat Through and Through Nina Leads UN Hostess Duties

In New York Nina Rae Cameron, the city’s UN hostess, balances duties as director of the United Nations committee and Consular Corps committee. She remembers diplomats’ names, arranges housing, masking social chaos with buffets, and curates a 900 diplomat and 2500 consular family social circuit without government expense. Her parties foster cross national ties and a shared love of horses at an annual raceway outing.

New York Nina Rae Cameron Perle Mesta United Nations Nina United Nations Committee Consular Corps Committee Society of Foreign Consuls Amon Americans America Scotty Manhattan

Post Nuptial Shower Honors Mrs Holcomb

Mrs Larry Holcomb formerly Ruth Ann Strong was feted at a post-nuptial shower in Mrs William Harrisons home at 1615 North 32nd. Co-hostesses included nine named ladies. Miss Ann Frazier led the refreshment table with a white net over blue cloth and floral decor. Miss Susan Brigham registered guests.

Larry Holcomb Ruth Ann Strong William Harrison N. 32Nd M. F. Bohl Claude Johnson H. Y. Ferguson William Porter Joe Andrews Melvin Crites Ernest Ebisch Jean Matthews Harrison Miss Ann Frazier Miss Susan Brigham

Weekend guests of Mrs Frederick Webber

Mrs Frederick Webber hosted weekend guests including Mrs James Lee Bray and seven children Norman Suzanne Phillip Steve Mark Mike and Timothy.

Frederick Webber James Lee Bray Norman Suzanne Phillip Steve Mark Mike Timothy

Little Liz NEA Road to Ruin Metaphor

A brief note uses a sharp metaphor about a journey toward ruin, mentioning few stop lights on the road and highlighting critique of modern peril.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Russia Reg 19Th St. Els Mrs. Spencer Mrs. Head Ruth Sherry’s House OF Fashion Rebekahs Clyde Shelton Thelma Talla South Central Dental Assistants Society Grant Neuteboom Germany Emma Stubblefield Baldwin Sockwellel Cache Road Bridge Party Beshies Ninas Protein Power Strongheart Dan Gerber Gerber Penn, Gerber Ege Gerber Baby Foods Fremont Michigan Liz NEA Iteratt & & Company Kennedy Philco Gregg Duomatic Out Gregg’s Oklahoma Sal Lawton Beauty School Sheridan Road Speck Sanders Cache Rd S&h Toppie Gore Blvd Ramon Rarmon Tawton Ome Tovpon Washington's
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