Altrusa Club Hosts Talk With Governor McCoy Dinner
Members of the Altrusa club of Anton met Dr. Dorva McCoy district governor of Hrusa International for a Monday dinner at the Hotel Law mian. A contribution to the Indo American club project was announced. Altrusa aims to foster international understanding and aid education in global affairs. A jeep for T. J. Jahn in India was discussed as a goal, while the War Founders fund offers grants for women’s training and rehabilitation. Lawton Altrusa sponsors two Memorial Hospital nursing students with a benefit bridge at the Holiday Inn tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Anton
Dorva McCoy
Hrusa International
Lawmian
Nams
McCoy
India
T. J. Jahn
Jahn
Altrusa International
Altrusa Club of
Lawton
School of Nursing
Memorial Hostal
Oliday Inn
Coffee Hour for Third Training Battalion Members
The ladies of the Third Training Battalion USATCFA met Tuesday at Mrs. James A. Quinlin’s home for coffee hosted by Mrs. Quinlin. New members welcomed included Mrs. Clarence Wurts Mrs. Rand Sherman and Mrs. Joseph Courtree. The next meeting will be in March with wives of Head Quarters Battery officers as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Training Attalion
Usatcfa
Tuesiy
James A. Quinlin
Taylor C. Anthony
Rs. T. Johnson
Uinlin
Clarence Wurts
Rand Sherman
Joseph Courtree
Practical Nurses Plan Talks At February Meeting
The Licensed Practical Nurses chapter met Tuesday night at Memorial Hospital School of Practical Nursing with Bob Laworn of St Pauline and Marine Insurance Co. as guest speaker. Plans were announced for a guest speaker at each meeting this year and Dr. Bill Howard of Southwestern Clinic Hospital will speak in March. Five members from Stephens County and Duncan attended along with local members. An offices workshop is set for February 28 at the Chickasha Hotel in Chickasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital School of Practical Nursing
Bob Laworn
St. Pauline and Marine Insurance Co
Alahoma City
Bill Howard
Southestern Clinic Hospital
Stephens County
Duncan
Chickasha Hotel
Chicka- Ma
Designer Fashion Advice for Vintage Cape and Wardrobe
Readers seek style guidance from Gaile Dugas and designers Leo Ritter and James Galanos. Remodeling a silver fox cape into a two tier capelet updates it for day and evening wear, or it can become a luxurious collar for a black velvet coat. For a California trip and home summer wear, Galanos suggests an A line silhouette with arm coverage, silk prints, linens, and careful color choices with gloves and modern frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaile
A.L.M
California
J. B
Pioneer Club Holds Museum Luncheon Meeting
Members of the Pioneer club met at the Museum of the Great Plains for a luncheon with patriotic decorations. President Jess Percival led the meeting. hostess chairmen included Mrs. John Frampton and Mrs. Hastings with several officers and guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Club
Museum of the Great Plains
John Frampton
H. D. Hastings
J. A. Love
Lizzie Hight
Carrie van Lew
Mamie Small
Jess Percival
Hastings
Lula Chancellor
W. H. Clark
S. G. Farmer
C. W. Haines
Joe Kinkade
Arthur Manning
J. M Patterson
R. B. Stewart
Eula Tucker
A. M. Reinwand
Dinner-Dance Honors Departing Karnes At Fort Sill
About 100 officers and wives attended a Valentine themed dinner dance in the Officers Club foyer to honor Lt Col. and Mrs. Howard L. Karnes who leave Fort Sill for Burma. Col James J. Gibbons led tributes as Lt Col Samuel C. O. Holt read the farewell scroll, with engraved silver presented to Mrs Karnes. Special guests included Lt Col and Mrs. Merlyn H. Smith and Lt Holt's mother. Newcomers welcomed were Capt and Mrs Wayne L. Shreve and Lt and Mrs Boyce H. Blackman. Decorations featured cupids hearts and white balloons. The event was arranged by Lt Col Charles P. Damon and Capt Edwin C. Riley.
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Howard L. Karnes
Fort Sill
Col. Karnes
Burma
James J. Gibbons
Samuel C. O. Holt
Karnes
Merlyn H. Smith
Holt
Col. Smith
Col. Gibbons
Wayne L. Shreve
Boyce H. Blackman
Charles P. Damon
Edwin C. Riley
Aerial Fire Support Division
Church Circles Meet For God Chooses A People Program
First Presbyterian church circles held programs on God Chooses A People with Circle I led by Mrs. J. Erwin and program by Mrs. S. K. Powell. New members welcomed include Mrs. E. R. Griffin. Hostesses included Mrs. H. K. Steddom and Mrs. W. A. Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
God
J. Erwin
S. K. Powell
E. R. Griffin
H. K. Steddom
W. A. Parks
Circle 2
Murray Gilbert
Ross Porter
Lena Japp
Social Calendar Events Friday and Saturday Planned
Games night sponsored by VFW post 1193 and auxiliary at the VFW building at 8 p.m. Saturday Lawson chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution meets at the Museum of the Great Plains at 2 30 p.m.
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VFW
Lawson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Museum of the Great Plains
Mrs. Reed Hosts Wesley WSCS Meeting
Mrs. Reed hosted the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Wesley Methodist Church with Mrs. Clifford Dodson presenting the lesson Who Cares. Prayer was led by Mrs. Schneeburger and Mrs. Smith, with business and closing prayers by Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Frazier as several members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Dodson
Womans Society of Christian Service
Wesley Methodist Church
J. T. Reed
F. A. Schneeburger
Reed
Laura Smith
Clarence Kendrick
August Fietz
Jess Giles
J. E. Frazier
Officers Wives Luncheon at Polo Club Details
The Wives of officers from the 1st Ordinance Group held a February luncheon at the Polo Club with valentine decor. Mrs. D. T. Miller led a makeup demonstration. newcomers Mrs. Bruner Southerland Clayton and Farrow greeted. Mrs. H. M. Quin presided. volunteers for April’s 1st Field Artillery Missile Brigade party were sought. Birth announced for Lt. Robin’s wife’s daughter. Mrs. Carl R. Ross to host March luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Ordinance
Polo Club
D. T. Miller
Robert Bruner
William J. Southerland
Virgil B. Clayton
Beverly Farrow
James F. Miller
C. C. Greenhill
H. M. Quin
1St Field Artillery Missile Brigade
Lawton-Fort Sill
Stanley Robin
Stanley I. Robin
184Th Ordinance Battalion
Carl R. Ross
Arch March Speaks to Opti-Mrs Club on Urban Renewal Tools
Arch March city urban renewal director spoke at a Noon Opti-Mrs. dinner in the Cattlemen’s cafeteria outlining renewal efforts and noting it as one of many citizen tools for city improvement. Mrs. Harold English led business plans for an April membership party and canceled the regular March meeting to attend the oratorical contest on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch March
City Urban Renewal
Noon Optimist Club
Don Lawrence
Charles Logan
Richard Brantley
C. J. McDonald
Bill Burns
R. M. Dodson
Forest Harris
Hayden Ireland
Whit Ozier
Dear Abby Advice Column Fragments on Manners and Loneliness
A collection of reader questions about public smoking etiquette toothpick use tipping shop owners loneliness and seeking a personal reply to Abby. The letters discuss manners shift to smoking offenses and social tips for handling uncertainty with tips and personal relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Beverly Hills
Calif
Hort igulture Club Meets At Mrs Allison Home
Southeast of Lawton the Home Economics club met hosted by Mrs Frank Allison. President Mrs Frank Turner led the session with a reading on experiences in horticulture. Members contributed to charity, sent pies to a local show, and learned from home demonstration agent Mrs Clara Kelley who announced a county tea and book review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allison
Lawton
Home Economics
Frank Turner
Roll
Wichita Mountain
Heart Fund
Clara Kelley
BPW
Comanche County
Darlene Bridges
New Way To Be Suddenly Slim
A magazine style ad touts Suddenly Slim a new girdle using science fibers with a nylon front panel and Lycra blend promising slimming without diet or exercise for those under 15 pounds overweight featured at Lucilles 415 C Avenue EL5-2165.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga
Lucilles
C Avenue
El5
Furs Unclaimed From Storage Being Sold in Lawton
Advertisement for Mrs. Sanders Cleaners offering luxury furs unclaimed from storage at giveaway prices starting at 15 dollars plus tax. Furs labeled second hand and imported, many look new yet must be marked used, with layaway and extended hours. Includes contact details and location at 215 D Avenue EL 5.5198.
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Lears
Talk $v Governor
Mrs. Quinlin
Gaile Dugas
Bill Joyner
Circle 3
Robert Wheeler
Tommy Ashmore
John Hess
Clayton Walder
Samuel L. Morrow
Sam Ard
Circle 4
V. J. Greer
Don Hummel
U.P.W
Leon Cook
Herbert Leland
Circle 5
Glen Massad
Lewis Flagler
Fred Larrance, Jr
Don Neely
Circle 6
Larry Miller
Harry R. Koclen
Ted R. Barnes
Robert J. Arthofer
T. A. Hamra
Lee Nelson
Mrs. Reed
Wesley Wscs
Baldwin
Sockwell
Cache Road
George Washington
House OF Fashion
Gore
Opti-Mrs
Ava
N. 39Th St
Discount Department Store
Lawton, Okla
Ikora
Detests
Alva John
Altha Dossey
Leland John
Lyman John
Lee Davidson
Jack Sharp
Lee Bott
Clarence Bott
Dave Welch
Clifford Dossey
Eula Welch
Janice Scott
Chil
Roaches Laird
Woxey
Oklahoma
Beauty School
Sheridan Road
MRS. Sanders Cleaners
D Avenue
Go Steady With Fiancees c
the Dixie
Cache Road Square
Tange
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