Felty Smith nuptials in Tipton wedding ceremony
Miss Sherrie Sue Smith and Wiley David Felty exchanged vows at Tipton First Baptist Church with Rev. Everett L. Smalts officiating. Attendants wore lavender gowns as a white satin aisle led to a lace reception, and the couple plans to reside in Altus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sherrie Sue Smith
Anon Smith
Tipton
Wiley David Felty
Charles D. Felty
Altus
Tipton First Baptist Church
Everett L. Smalts
C. A. Gough
Carmen Young
Patricia Tripp
Weatherford
Carolynne Jo Barnes
Joyce Barnes
McAlester
Sharon Gay
Oklahoma City
Glenda Gross
Glenda Felty
Anita Felty
Mike Cline
Hennessey
Jimmy Smith
Dwight Whitworth
Carnegie
Larry Jones
Texhoma
Lynn F Edwards
Roy Lamb
Fort Worth
Tex
Annetta Barton
Lula Herbert
Baton Rouge
R. V. Lamb
Robert Smith
Denver
Colo
Debbie Kennedy
Laquita Felty
Lawton Social Calendar Highlights Club and Shrine Meetings
Lawton social scene lists Monday events from Lawton Chapter 82 Order of Eastern Star at York Rite Temple 114 S Fourth to VFW Post 1193 and auxiliary at 926 S Second. Tuesday covers missionary circles, church WSCS groups, garden club, senior citizens and Beta Phi sororities with multiple circle meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Order of Eastern Star
York Rite Temple
S. Fourth
Alpha Pi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Nancy Ingram
N. 25Th
VFW
Women's Missionary Council
Lawton Heights
Assembly of God Church
Trinity Baptist Wms
Irene Jeffers
Garold Franklin
S. 45Th
Marjorie Jevens
Crandalindsey
N. 14Th
Beal Heights Presbyterian Women of the Church
Lawton Garden Club
Erl R. Warren
Centenary Methodist Wscs
Leamon Jones
Ash
John Szwarc
S. Sixth
Connie Hill
Harold C. Todd
American Music Theme For Junior Keyboard Club Program
The First Christian church hosts a Junior Keyboard Club program with the theme American music. Debbie Walker leads as program chairman and Nancy Rogers presides. featured performances include many student soloists and a rendition of Stars and Stripes Forever. The group sings the National Federation ritual and the junior pledge, and a $5 donation is presented to the Stillman Kelsey and MacDowell Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Walker
Nancy Rogers
the Beautiful
Mikel Jennings
America
Miss Walker
Marsha Johnson
Susan Borders
Marsha Mullins
Cynthia Kelsey
Frankie and
Johnny
Janice Sherwin
Marcia Barnett
Genie Blewett
Terri Jones
Baby
Susan Gillock
Sharon Mavity
Melinda Freeman
Stars and Stripes
Miss Rogers
National Federation
Miss Kelsey
Miss Johnson
Miss Lawrence
Stillman- Kelsey and MacDowell Fund
Barbara Kelsey
Betsy Mavity
John Mavity
Dale Sherwin
Robert Lawrence
William Borders
Marcus Johnson
Eugene Rogers
Morris Walker
Oliver Pine
Spring Art Exhibit Planned At McMahon Auditorium
Exhibitors must enter names and exhibits for the printed program by Thursday. The show runs April 5 to 12 at McMahon Auditorium with entry days April 2 and 3. Cash prizes total over 300 dollars with 50 and 25 dollar savings bonds for top awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahon Auditorium
Paul Keating
Greater Lawton-Fort Sill
Jeanne C. McCune
S. Lauman
Fort Sill
Keating
Lawton Woman's Forum
McCune
Irvin E. Schmidt
Organ Recital by Lee S. Ridgeway Set at Lawton Church
The First Presbyterian Church of Lawton hosts organist Lee S. Ridgeway in a free recital at 3 p.m. Sunday March 1 sponsored by the Schubert Music club. He performs major works from Bach Pachelbel Widor Wright and Messiaen with two halves and an intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of
Lawton
Lee S. Ridgeway
Schubert Music Club
Germany
Ridgway
Johann Pachelbel
J. S. Bach
Louis-Claude D’aquin
Charles Marie Widor
Searle Wright
Jame
Olivier Messiaen
C. M. Ridgway
Fletcher
Fletcher High School
First Christian Church
Tom E. Clark
Fora Ir Gomsge Gaalsemen
Cowled Necklines Speak Bold Spring Fashion
Even non swimmers will plunge into spring with deep feminine necklines. Designers feature cowled styles often with multiple cowls circling the throat like smoke rings.
Thad Foster Memorial Honored At Sheridan Road School
The Sheridan Road School PTA honored the late Thad Foster, first principal, with a memorial set of nine Americana reproductions. Col. Everett Hahney presented the memorial to Don Smith as memorial chairman Maj. Billy Nicholas organized the committees. Dr. John R. Morris spoke on college prep, noting long term planning for education and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Children’s School
Parent- Teachers Association
Sheridan Road School
John R. Morris
Sheridan School
Col
Everett Hahney
Fort Sill
Don Smith
Sheridan Road
PTA
Thad Foster
Billy Nicholas
Morris
Foster
John Shoemaker
Lawton Public
Orvis Rigsby
Rigsby
Westwood School
Verna Glass
Vancycle Simmons
Geronimo School
Wesley Gearey
Boy Scout Troop 173
Eric Dietrich
Organ Group Organized in Lawton Chapter of Hammond Society
The Lawton Hammond Organ Society chapter completed formation with 32 names on the rolls. Mrs. Dale Sare was elected president and Mrs. William Baulch first vice president and hospitality chair. Temporary officers were confirmed. meetings set for the third Monday each month at 8 p.m. The next meeting is March 16. the club aims to promote organ music and organ-based entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Hammond Organ Society
Dale Sare
Wiliam Baulch
Floyd Freeman
Tom Chapman
Gy Oe
Rs A. Iepton
Secre
Evelyn Hines
Lee Wilder
Duncan
Wilder
At & P.m
Freeman
Riding Club Hosts Square Dance at Eagle Park
The Cache Riding club met at Eagle Park lodge for a square dance with J. M. Crabtree as caller. Attendees included numerous Crabtrees, Crabtree relatives, and many local couples followed by refreshments. Ladies Day set for Thursday at Westside Golf and Country Club with luncheon at 12:30 and bridge and golf scheduled through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache
Eagle Park Lodge
Carl Jackson
T. W. Overstreet
Paul McLinsky
Ben Hataway Jr
Wayne Gipson
Albert Logue
Mary Good
Dorothy Self
Alta Price
George Darity
Claud Foley
Gilbert Crabtree
Linda Long
Ramona Simmons
Marvin Cable
Westside Golf and Country Club
Abby Advice Cartoons on Privacy and Guests
A column presents reader letters about personal boundaries at work and home. Topics include mail carrier flirtations, bed arrangements for children, and introducing a daughter-in-law, with Abby offering calm guidance and tactful solutions.
Westminster WOC To Have World Mission Book Reviews
Westminster Presbyterian Wo men of the Church plan a 7 30 p m meeting on Thursday to hear reviews of two world mission books. Mrs Paul Mincey will discuss Mud Walls and Steel Mills and What Really Counts. Three circles held sessions last week and prepared for the District 2 conference on March 10 in Duncan Community Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian
World Mission
Paul Mincey
Richard Taylor
M. M. Thomas
Robert R. Powell
Duncan Community Presbyterian Church
Eunice
Ennis Oliver
Ferris
Helen Dunn
Mincey
J. P. Haywood
R.B. Morford Jr
Lawton Area OCW Students on Campus Programs This Week
Ten Lawton area women students at Oklahoma College for Women participate in campus events within a week. Cape N Bells and Sigma Tau sponsor a Nash Library benefit reading at OCW with readings by Frances Davis and others. Admission is 1 dollar. 50 cents for students. A separate recital in Davis Fine Arts Hall features Donna Nauman with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Or
Oklahoma College For Women
Mary Frances Carnes
Janie Williams
Lawton
Betty Collier
Fort Sill
Norma Bentley
Flgin
Cape N Bells
Nash
OCW
Sigma Tau
Anette Rominger
Mary Beth Eley
Frances D. Davis
Charles Rand Kennedy
Donna Nauman
Chickasha
Lawton High School
Davis Fine Arts
Miss Carnes
Madrigal Singers
Frederick
PEO
Hobart
MacDowell Club
Vicki Fasler
Altus High School
Pat Howeth
Rte 2
Indiahoma
Mary Kathryvn Charlton
Hollis
Oklahoma
Educa
KETA
Nauman
John P. Nauman Jr
Howeth
Vernon Howeth
Fred L. Carnes
Logan
Rusty Williams Sr
Maple
N. 19Th
Jim Eley
Devol
Vernon R. Easley
Altus
Genevieve Charlton
Guild Begins New Series At Meeting
Mrs. N. B. Hines started a study of Three Spiritual Classics at a church supper in Centenary Memorial church Fellowship hall. The Wesleyan Service guild led the session on Christian Perfection by Francois Fenelon with Mrs Audie Umphers presiding over a brief business period. The next meeting will be held in the church before the revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Hines
Merodist Church Fellowship Hall
Wesleyan Service Guild
Francois Fenelon
Audie Umphers
Thomas S
Eugene L Bowman
Harry Hammond
Furman Lowry
Riley W. Park
T. J. Russell
Gale Sadler
Wesley Silk
Helen Elliott
Blanche Graham
Helen Hackett
Leta Louie Smith
Leta Mae Smith
Margaret Spencer
Thelma Talla
Fern Cassel
Cache FHA Takes Look At Arms Cache
The Cache Future Homemakers of America held a meeting in the home economics room with a theme What Do I Expect of Myself Each member answered role call sharing personal development goals Narra Jones gave a devotion featuring a poem Brotherhood Carol Carter led the flag salute and Mrs James Cook presented a makeup demonstration A Q and A period followed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CACHE
Cache Future Homemakers of American
Narra Jones
Brotherhood
Carol Carter
James Cook
Church Plans Observance Of WMC Day In Lawton Heights
The Women's Missionary Council of Lawton Heights Assembly of God met in the church with prayer led by Mrs. Fred Ashlem an. President Mrs. Leon Nix spoke on the WMC purpose. Weekly food donations support needy families or missionaries. The church will observe National WMC Day at 7 30 pm with women in charge. Attendees listed include Mrs. Nix and numerous named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Council of
Lawton Heights
Assembly of God Church
Fred Ashelman
Leon Nix
WMC
Nix
George Clark
Bill Godfrey
Bobby McCage
Bonnie Owen
Wayne Stephens
Howard Gaither
Bob Gard
Russell Cannon
Asherman
Phillip Archer
James Agnew
Addie Vaughn
Franklin Blair
Eldon Gaede Sr
St Pauls WSCS Elects Officers In Victory For Warily
Mrs. Charles Barwell was elected president of St Pauls Methodist WSCS with new officers including Mrs. Bert Gerner as vice president and Mrs. Ralph Whiteley as secretary. Nominating committee members were Mrs Jaggers and others. A group dinner at USO was announced and devotion and program on The Methodist Heritage were presented. Attendees included Mrs J Hamburger Weatherford and Mrs Jim Brown among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barwell
St. Paul’s
Edd Jones
Jack Amoyx
Lester Smith
Jaggers
A. K. Brown
Nelson
Whiteley
Gene Slaughter
USO
Hamburger
Marvin Nelson
Barwell
J. Hamburger
Weatherford
Jim Brown
Jack W Rhodes
Robert McDonald
Jack Scott
Reverend Mollan to discuss patient spiritual needs at hospital meeting
The Rev Paul Mollan pastor of St Barbara's Catholic Church will speak on Spiritual Needs of the Patient to Southwestern Hospital Auxiliary Cheery Cherry Reds at 11 30 a m in hospital rooms 235 and 236. A 12 30 p m luncheon follows in the cafeteria. Members may bring guests and reservations are requested. Mrs Lee Kelly auxiliary director noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mollan
St. Barbara’s Catholic Church
Southwestern Hospital
Lee Kelly
Suddenly Slim girdle promises instant figure change
A public notice ad promotes Suddenly Slim a new Lycra spandex girdle by designer Olga featuring a front panel slim border and side contour panels. It claims permanent stiffness without sag and offers girdle or panty versions in white or black sold at Lucille's 415 C Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga
Lucille’s
C Avenue
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Lawton Constitution
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Church Fellowship
Bill Gore
Valerie Hanes
Mary Burns
Nancy Duke
Patti Smith
Pamela Demas
Donna Lawrence
Vicki Welch
Entre Nous
Charles Bledsoe
Andrew Jackson Parent-Teacher Association
K. C
Hickory Inn
38Th & Gore
Wolverton
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Meter Reader
Daddy
Westminster Woc
R. B. Brannon
William Robinson
E. J. Fuqua
Jon Dickerson
Myrtle Ahischlager
OEW
Guild
Cache Fha
Arms
A. B. Drug CO
Martha
S&h
Marviin Miller Cosmetics
Edna Hennessee
WSCS
Fric
P. S.C
Reddy
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Olverton
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