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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1957
Page
10
Girl Scout cookies go on sale Friday at 3 pm and run through March 10. Fort Sill and Lawton Scouts join for the annual sale to raise funds for a Lawton area camp site. Prizes will honor top sellers from Fort Sill and Lawton. Mrs Isaac R Jr chaired the event at Fort Sill and James MM Gibson led Lawton sales.
In Vernon Texas a bridal shower honored the bride to be, Linda Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Smith of Saddle Mountain. The couple, married Friday February 1 in Oklahoma City where the groom works, hosted by Mountain View neighbors and relatives with Miss Frances Mace and Miss Ruth Walker among guests.
Members of First Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service held multiple circle meetings to study Pauls Letters to Local Churches. Circle T met at 2 p.m. at Mrs J H Smiths home, Circle II at Mrs W W McIntosh, Circle III at Mrs Ada Robertson, and Circle IV at Mrs J T Wood.
Mrs. St B Morford Jr hosts the EB chapter gathering at 3424 Atlanta with refreshments after a 7 34 p.m. meeting. Miss Thelma Talla presided, program by Cotley junior college representative, guest Mrs. Gladys Krisner, and members including Misses Vanila Lee Frances Wright Louise Kirkham and Mesdames Ambrister Aycock Babbitt Erwin Hammond Howell.
Mrs. P. Schwager hosts the Martha Sunday School class at Central Baptist Church for a 7:30 p.m. meeting led by Mrs. Ci michael. President Mrs. J. W. McDougal oversees the session at Mrs. Paul Schwager’s home, 1120 Maple. Social hour features games directed by E. K. Winters with refreshments aided by Mesdames Winters and Wayne Wheeler. Attending members include Mesdames Jerry Caudell O Hackler Edward Desayles Jack Pierce Hayden Berryhill and George Stinnett.
Members of the new Beta Alpha conclave of Kappa Kappa Tata teachers sorority held their first meeting at 7 30 p m in All American Beauty Salon 403 Fourth with Mrs Richard Neptune presiding. Co hosts were Mrs Neptune and Misses Helen Parks and Nita Harris.
A 2 p.m. Tuesday CWF meeting in the church parlor featured Mrs. C W Littlefield reviewing Henrietta Buckmaster's And Walk in Love. Group VII hosted. Ed Jones opened with prayer and Mrs. Parish Jr. gave a devotional. Royce Makin led The 23rd Psalm. Forty-six CWE members attended with several Cyril and Lawton guests.
Plans are complete for the annual Swinney school carnival to be sponsored Friday by the Swinney Parent Teacher Association at the school. Mrs. Carl Stephens chairs the event with assistance from Mrs. Christina Swainson and all homeroom teachers. Food starts at 3:30 p.m. A talent show follows at 7:30 p.m. A men's style show is set for 8:15 p.m. More fund raising events are on the agenda.
Mrs Ray Faxon and Taond Carter led a stewardship program at a Faxon Baptist Woman's Missionary society meeting held in the church basement. Others attending included Mesdames Herman Bangerter Anna Gover Mabel Paden and several listed members.
Frank M Whiting listed as successor to Osborn in Sterling El district at 5018 308 South Fourth. Local filing notes position and address change with property and business ties to Osborn lineage.
Special humorist and folk singer Terry Golden presented a lyceum program at the Cache school assembly. He sang folk songs and was assisted by Cache students Ronnie Callicott Carolyn Dupler Betty Guthrie Marilyn Wess Clarence Wayne Lee David Plaxico Tommy Self and Patricia Simms in demonstrating and teaching folk games.
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