Women of First Methodist Church Meet for Tea and Program
Members of the First Methodist Church Womens Society for Christian Service gathered in the fireplace room Tuesday afternoon for their monthly meeting and tea. President Mrs. Guy Robertson led a brief business session followed by a devotional on The Kingdom of God. The program featured talks on Children of One World and effects of racial prejudice on labor, voting, and government, with discussions on interracial dependencies and minority protection laws. Tea hostesses included Mrs. John Hobbs and others. table decor showcased soapdragons and George Washington themed cakes.
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First Methodist Church Women’s Society For Christian Service
Guy Robertson
A W. Langston
R. Hacker
G. Zarling
Elmer Exing
C. E. Young
L Correll
Langston
James Sanders
John Hobbs
W. H. Staton
W. R. Rice
T. M. Tilton
T. J. Walker
J. &. Kuntz
J. T. Wood
B. M. McMahan
George Washington
Memorial Rites Tea Conducted By WSCS Unit
A Centenary Methodist Church WSCS meeting included memorial rites for the late Mrs. Harry Campbell. Delegates to the annual WSCS conference were chosen, and the program featured piano by Mrs. Fields, readings by Mrs. Brammer and Mrs. Grove, and a guest list including Mrs. Relndus and others.
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WSCS
Centenary Methodist Church Women's Society of Christian Servate
W. W. Eassey
Prief
Birs. Easley
Forrest Fields
Ardmore
Dillard Wiseman
Shirley Williamson
Joe Dockery
Jess Newey
E. di Garrison
Harry Campbel
Haskell Ball
T. F. Brammer
Lawrence Grove
W. W. Godlove
Lloyd Bendure
Kent Lee
Elbrege Sullivan
D. R. Grimes
Winifred Relndus
Ronnie
James Watson
Marion Belveal
Sorority Fashion Review at Flamingo Club
The Bete Mu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha plans a spring fashion revue at the Flamingo club guided by Miss Threas Black. The event features Parisian styles directed by Bill Ritzweiler, opening at 9 p.m. with dinner and dancing prices unchanged. Tickets are available from chapter members or at the club.
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Bete Mu
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Flamingo Club
Avis Hewett
Beal Heights Presbyterians Hold Tuesday Circle Meetings
Beal Heights Presbyterian church reported two Martha circle sessions at homes on 1613 E Fite and 914 G with topics The Triumph of Faith and Bible study led by Mrs Val Wagner and Mrs Darlene Bull. Attendees included Mrs J Reed Mrs E O Neill Sr and others in a quiet social and study hour.
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Val Wagner
Martha
Beal Heights Presbyterian Church
Fite
J. BR. Parsons
Thresha Bundy
Jesa Roper
J. P. Nauman
O. D. G. Gelvin
Mra. Darlene
Bull
Ennis Oliver
Mary Circle
Jne Reed
BE. C. Montgomery
Kenneth Clapp
H. A. Angus
Nell Hanna
L. L. McCutchen
J. N. Strahan
Sam Collings
Mack Barber
E. E. O'Neill, Jr
Louise Bacon
E. E. O'Neill, Sr
Grace Kennard
Central Baptist WM S Studies Jews and Arabs
Central Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met to discuss "Jews and Arabs" as part of "The World's People Today" study. Includes remarks on Palestine, suggestions for a home missions week, and a social hour amid a two week revival with local attendees.
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Central Baptist Wms
Warns on Electrolux Service Territory and unauthorized dealers
A notice states that only one authorized Electrolux service in the Lawton area exists, and any other person posing as Electro lux service is unauthorized and lacks genuine parts. It lists E. D. Garrison as the service contact with phone 3274 W.
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Electrolux Vacuum
Lawton Territory
Electrolux
E. D. Garrison
Local guests listed for Marlow event
James Johns hosts a gathering with a long list of guests including Mrs Myrtle Boyett Mrs Henry Harvey Miss Mae Schofield Mrs W G Patterson Mrs R B H McCay Mrs Charles Grantham Mrs Jerry Caudell Mrs P Boyd Smith Mrs Chester Barn Mrs E B Neptune Mrs A L Stringer Mrs F A Tice Mrs M M Dod gen Mrs O C Aubrey Mrs Lewis Mathews Mrs Charles Tipton Mrs Frances Byars Mrs Carl Chappell Miss Betty Dodson Mrs C L Kendrick Mrs E K Caldwell and Mrs Ed Shipman of Marlow as a guest
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James Johns
Myrtle Boyett
Henry Harvey
Mae Schofield
W. G. Patterson
R. B H. McCay
Charles Grantham
Jerry Caudell
P. Boyd Smith
Chester Barn
E. B. Neptune
A. L. Stringer
F. A. Tice
M. M. Dodgen
O. C. Aubrey
Lewis Mathews
Charles Tipton
Frances Byars
Carl Chappell
Betty Dodson
C. L. Kendrick
E. K. Caldwell
Ed Shipman
Marlow
Mrs Tremaine Feted At Birthday Party
Mrs A M Tremaine was honored at a birthday party on February 18 at her home 1204 Dearborn. Hosts were Mrs Harry Wells and Mrs Dick Howell. Guests included Mrs Eva Strong Mrs Raymond Schram Sgt and Mrs Reginald Spence Miss Dorothy Strong Miss Margie Bendher Sgt and Mrs Gerald Mayo and several others.
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A. M. Tremaine
Dearborn
Harry Wells
Dick Howell
Eva Strong
Raymond Schram
Robert Strong
Reginald Spence
Dorothy Strong
Margie Bendher
Gerald Mayo
Gilbert Monatohy
Genevieve Schram
Dolores Strong
Jones Wells
Carol Spence
Sandy Howell
Billie Ja Preisch
Beulaham Preisch
Sherry Ann Tremaine
Farewell party honors Mrs Black before Oklahoma City departure
Mrs Gala Black hosts a games party at 1128 Elm with neighbors and friends as she prepares to depart by plane for an indefinite visit with her son and family in Los Angeles. Mrs Herbert Shelton and Mrs J L Moorhead assist, with Mrs F F Hollander also entertaining.
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Gala Black
Herbert Shelton
J. L. Moorhead
Travel Themed Skit Draws Guests and Prizes at Event
A humorous skit Traveling By Air amused attendees as a miniature airplane held game prizes. Winners gave prizes to the honoree who received numerous gifts. Guests included Mrs. Bruce Lucas, Mrs. Harry Payne, Mis. R. B. Morford, Mrs. Otto Pettit, Mrs. E. Williams, Mrs. A. H. Parks, Mrs. Emma McTalmant and sister Miss Tekla Eyeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Lucas
Harry Payne
R. B. Morford
Otto Pettit
E. Williams
A. H. Parks
Emma McTalmant
Tekla Eyeman
Home Missionary Group Halds Meeting Tuesday
Members of the Home Missionary group met Tuesday afternoon at the City Mission for a business meeting and testimony service directed by Mrs. Walter Thompson. Thirty six women attended and Mrs. Ted Raush was introduced as a new member. A luncheon followed in the mission dining room under Mrs. Harold Johnson. The group meets at 1 30 p m each Tuesday and will meet at Mrs. Butler's home Thursday for a quilting party.
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Home Missionary Group
City Mission
Walter Thompson
Ted Raush
Mission
Harold Johnson
Butler
Mrs Mary Sue Tregilgus Returns From Oklahoma City
Mrs Mary Sue Tregilgus of 609 Summit has returned after six weeks visiting her sister and brother in law Lt James N Lothrop Jr and infant daughter Linda Kaye in Oklahoma City.
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Mary Sue Tregilgus
Summit
Oklahoma City
James N. Lothrop, Jr
Linda Kaye
Treg
Della Gifford Relatives Named in Address 608 Summit
Gus and Mrs. Lothrop listed as daughters of Mrs. Della Gifford reside at 608 Summit in the notice.
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Gus
Mrs. Lothrop
Della Gifford
Summit
Grid Fans View Motion Picture at First Presbyterian
Local football fans attended a Thursday evening session of the First Presbyterian Men's club in the church dining room to view moving pictures of the Texas Oklahoma game. L B Jap Haskell of the University of Oklahoma spoke on football activities, introduced by Ross Porter, with guests including Gene Doss er, Lawton high school coach Billy Stamps, Cameron college coach, and Jo Johnson, former Aggie and high school coach.
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First Presbyterian Men’s Club
L. B Jap" Haskell
University of Oklahoma
Haskell
Ross Porter
Gene Dosser
Lawton
Billy Stamps
Cameron College
Jo Johnson
Aggie
Lev
University staff praised by guest at club gathering
Former high school and Cameron players attended the event with Mr. Haskell noting Oklahoma players make a name for themselves last year and will likely be in the lineup next fall. He lauded Coach Bud Wilkinson as among the nation's best and backed by an excellent staff. A church buffet followed with Rev. Gene Hodges giving the invocation.
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Eral
Cameron
Haskell
O. U
Bud Wilkinson
Gene Hodges
Plane lands safely after missing flight to South Bend
Mishawaka Indiana February 21 A twin engine Lockheed plane reported missing on a flight to South Bend landed safely at Mishawaka airport last night authorities learned today The plane was tracked and brought to a safe landing with no injuries reported
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Mishawaka
Ind
South Bend
Mishobawsa
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