Parade Of American Music Program By Juniors
The Music Appreciation Club at Centenary Methodist Church held a 3:30 PM program on Thursday led by George Bridges, featuring jazz, blues, folk, and modern works. Students performed pieces including The Squirrel and Rock and Roll Boogie, followed by a social hour and birthday tribute to Mrs. Ellsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George Bridges
Music Appreciation Club
Centen Jiary Methodist Church
Janice Pope
Jean Highfill
Fred Stephens
The
Kenneth Huffman
Patsy Sheppard
Namng Elaine Serigh
Geri Champar
David Anderson
Sylvia Wigington
Diane McNair
DR. Ellsworth
Mary Ruth Yoder
Register
Goodwill Club Lunch Welcomes New Members
Mesdames Hazel Sutton and Florence Guinn were welcomed as new members at a Thursday noon luncheon of the Goodwill club of Goodwill Rebekah Judge No. 2. Mrs. Gertrude Cook hosted at 9205 Sixth with a Valentine motif and a white tree. Co-hostesses assisted, and 16 members plus five guests were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Hazel Sutton
Florence Guinn
Goodwill Club of Goodwill Rebekah
Gertrude Cook
Valentine
Cook
Mesdames
H. A. Gosset
M.C. Dillingham
W. D. White
Joe Stagner
Emery Cowley
Ernest Schortemeyer
Williams
Meseares Sutton
Elden Cowfey
Jack Hill
Lawton Social Calendar Highlights Local Events
The Lawton area hosts a packed social calendar with a Fray WWllside PTA meeting at the school featuring guest Eugene Wetzel of Cotton Electra Co op, a Dad Daughter box sponsored by Camp Fire Girls, and an Armory program with awards after a candy sale. Also listed are Eastern Star, Boy Scout Father Daughter supper, Colonial tea by DAR, Wives of Fort Sill at Fort Sill Golf, and union gatherings at 3315 Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fray Wwllside
Eugene Wetzel
Cotton Electra Co-op
Lawton Council
Armory
Metropolitan Park
Lawton
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Gil Scout
Howell Elementary School
Auditoria
TURE
Lawton Chaper
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bmehon
C. I
Fort Stil
Fort Sill
Theodore Elis
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Lincoln
Charter Members Honored By Elks Auxiliary Drove
Mesdames Francis Atkins Jn Ward and Paul Wegr Sr honored as charter members at an 8 p.m. Thursday Elks lodge meeting in Lawton. Mrs Clarence Mard den presided. Mrs Juhn Wood led the escort to the president's station for rosebud corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Atkins
Jn Ward
Paul Wegr Sr
Lawton
BFC Dors
Elks Lodge
Clarence Mardden
Juhn Wood
Wood
James H. Craddock
Omaha
Nebr
Thate
Nebraska
Dorcas Guild Views Slides on Good Shepherd Home Mission
Dorcas guild members at St. John's Lutheran church in the San Joaquin Valley California gathered at 7 30 p m for a session chaired by Mrs C L Anderson and heard Mrs Edgar Marburger discuss the Good Shepherd Home of the West mission for March. Mrs Fred Rudolph led the devotional and refreshments were by Mesdames Elsie Mage and Archie Ramming. Guests included four women and many members listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Dorcas Guild
Good Shepherd Lutheran Home of
West
San Joaquin Valley
California
Edgar Marburger
Guild
C. L. Anderson
Fred Rudolph
Elsie Mage
Archie Rammiing
Harold Beiher
J. N. McKinney
Paul Wiley
Zahn
Alvena Luers
Ray Anderson
Albert Leonard Bravess
James Busharl
Busy Bee Club Luncheon At Lawton Lodge Home
Members of the Busy Bee club of Lawton Rebekah lodge No. 87 held a 6:30 p.m. covered dish luncheon at Mrs. F. J. Langston’s home 801 Lee. Co hosts Luther Brooks Morrison and Gertrude Furman led the event with an invocation and brief business period. A white elephant sale and games followed, with special guest District Deputy Mrs. Steve Brode of Duncan and numerous members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Club
Lawton Rebekah Lodge
F. J. Langston
Lee
Steve Brode
Duncan
Langston and Son
Jerry Lee
Byron Lasater Jr
Nancy
James Alexander
Mesdames Lasater
Cora Nix
Jess Percival
T. W. Grimes
Warren Baty
W.A. Walker
Sam Braddy
Leonard Rainey
Rudy Bennight
Gronalda Franklin
Tom Bradford
W. G. Harris
C. WH. Arnold
John Schlumbohm
A. E. Evans
Floyd Tice
Beaulah Baty
Eula ‘Tucker
L.G. Vowel
K. F. McCain
Triangle Home Demonstration Club Welcomes New Member
Mrs. Leonard Howell was welcomed as a new member of the Triangle Home Demonstration club in the Triangle community house with Miss Esther Green as president. Mrs. W. H. King opened with a devotional, and Mrs. Alfred Hill read the farm women's creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Howell
Triangle Home Demonstration Club
Triangle Community House
Esther Green
W. H. King
Alfred Hill
ID Council
Mesdames Helen Winkelman
Roy Moore
Marv Bangerter
Mrs Ellis Shirley Hosts TEL Sunday School Class Supper
Mrs Ellis Shirley hosted a covered dish supper for the TEL Sunday School class of First Baptist Church on Thursday at 7 p m The event featured a Valentine cake on a lace table with red toppers Mrs Clyde Stephens gave the opening prayer and class president Ed Callahan led a business period with reports and announcements Attending were Jennie McCutcheon Lucile McCray and Mesdames Raymond Hefner Bartow Hill W R Jarrett Earl Tankersley M B Howard M L Simmons Jeane Seelve Dan McPhail Alard Hennessee B J Keeling Emery Cowley Bill Ulvich Glayds Harris and Lee Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEL
First Baptist Church
Eis Shirley
Clyde Stephens
Ed Callahan
Jennie McCutcheon
Lucile McCray
Raymond Hefner
Bartow Hill
W. R. Jarrett
Earl Tankersley
M. B. Howard
M.L. Simmons
Jeane Seelve
Dan McPhail
Alard Hennessee
B. J. Keeling
Emery Cowley
Bill Ulvich
Glayds Harris
Lee Cleveland
Conversation Is Program For Club
Ellen H Richards club members met at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Mrs T R Stephens. President Mrs Delwin Jones led a routine business session as a Valentine shaped cake baked by the hostess was awarded to Mrs J T Neal. Refreshments were served. Others present included Mesdames Bill Allen H F P Brady W A Buxton B L Clemmer Paul Cook Cecil Easton Merle Fisher Robert Hamilton J D Harper Homer Hyden Ned Lewis L W Neely Charles Payne J B Vaughan and Buford Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen H. Richards Club
T. R. Stephens
Delwin Jones
J. T. Neal
Bill Allen
H. F P. Brady
W. A. Buxton
BL. Clemmer
Paul Cook
Cecil Easton
Merle Fisher
Robert Hamilton
J. D. Harper
Homer Hyden
Ned Lewis
L. W. Neely
Charley Payne
J. B. Vaughan
Buford Walker
Area Church Women Hold School at First Christian Church
Approximately 200 Ninth district women registered for an all day district school at the First Christian church. Miss Margaret Lawrence of Enid spoke in morning and noon sessions. skits by CWE members from Duncan Chickasha and Tulsa highlighted the day. Mrs Hurst discussed future CWF activities and Mrs Bowden attended as state membership chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Margaret Lawrence
Enid
Tn East Asia
W. WM. Hurst
Anadarko
Lyle Lindsey
Guild
Tulsa
Mesdames W
Benge
F. Bowden
Cyril
PEO Chapter Hosts Art Program by Oklahoma Artists
Mrs. Karey Fuqua presented a program titled Art by Oklahomans at a PEO Sisterhood Chapter BY meeting held in Mrs. Joe Rodolph’s home. The session at 7 p.m. was presided over by president Mrs. J. L. Craig, with numerous members listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karey Fuqua
PEO
Joe Rodolph
Morford Drive
J. L. Craig
Charles Bledsoe
Lawton Burton
Andrew Crosby Sr
Wiliam E. Cunningham Jr
Glen Dutcher
John G. Erwin
Fred Fox
C. Vernon Howell
Telephone Wives Honor Husbands at Dinner Event
Telephone Wives auxiliary hosted a dinner at Martin's restaurant honoring husbands. Mrs Hackler welcomed members and their spouses, B M Small gave the invocation, and tables featured red carnations and ferns. Attendees included Mrs Carter and Messrs and Mesdames Small, Franklin, Morgan, Prewett, and Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Wives Auxiliary
Martin’s
Hackler
B. M. Small
O.F. Carter
Messrs
Mesdames Small
L. D. Franklin
L. E E. Morgan
Glen D. Prewett
John B. Mitchell
Women Fellowship Groups Hold Home Meetings
First Christian Women’s Fellowship groups met in three homes this week to conduct lessons, prayers, and programs. Group I led by Mrs. L. S. Pearce heard a Southeast Asia talk with helpers Mrs. Ted Warkentin and Mrs. Clarence Soper. Group II opened with a devotional by Mrs. C. KR. Thomas. Group III featured a lesson led by Mrs. Warren Smith and devotional by Mrs. Robert P. Dennis, with 14 and 10 members attending respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Women's Fellowship
Homer Rice
Amarillo
Tex
Paul Wilson
Morford Drive
L. S. Pearce
W. S. Parish Jr
Southeast Asia
Ted Warkentin
Clarence Soper
Forest E. Harpe
C. KR. Thomas
Ash
Wayne Weigley
John White
James Wroten
Warren Smith
Herbert Stonehocker
Denver
Robert P. Dennis
J. D. Fool Jr
Local Group Meetings Held Across Homes In City
Group IV met at Mrs. W. M. Benge’s home with 17 members and three guests as Mrs. P. C. Monroe led the prayers and business. Group V gathered at Mrs. Milo Fague’s residence with 11 members, led by Mrs. C. T. Magill as devotional times and sessions proceeded. Group YE met at Mrs. W. H. Parsons’s home with six members, Jack Sharp leading the lesson and business period, CWE president Mrs. Ed Jones a guest. Winter Term attendees and activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hancock
Bil Logan
James Reese
W. M. Benge
P. C. Monroe
Ray Whitescarver
L. W. Ledgerwood
M. M. Robinson
Milo Fague
C. T. Magill
Roland Croft
Carl Simpson
C. F. Kirkland
Sesson
W. H. Parsons
Euclid
Jack Sharp
Ed Jones
CWE
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Lawton Constitution
Don Billingslea
Ewing Gafford
John McNay
B. W. Melton
al Meece
C. C. Moon
A. E. Newcombe
T. J B. Nicklas
J. W. Porter
Eileen Phleeger
Butch Melton
Elaine Drew
Wendy Norris
Melvin Louis Sexton
Doris Pamplin
Richard L. Worthen
Beverly Pope
Jimmie Porter
Ann Shepard
Janet Lee Smith
Sharon Gafford
Polly Sue Nicklas
Bobby Meese
Nancy Porter
Marilyn
Eugene Drew
D. P. Grimes
C. W. Haines
D. H. Hightin
W. M. Looney
E. W. Pope
Bill Sharp
Macgareth Stephens
Goodwill’ Club
Does
AML
Ada
the Clinic
Dee Oe
Goodyear
Ellis Shirley
Area Church Women
PEO Chapter
Fairmont
U.S.F
CWF
Za Business College
So. Sheridan
Joyce’s Furniture Co
Budget Shop
Mattie Fashion
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