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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1954
Page
8
A home art gallery from Christmas cards is possible with famous designers and Renaissance reproductions. Plan layout on the floor, use attic frames or junk-store finds, and light or glaze frames as desired. Hang light framed cards with adhesive hooks to avoid wall damage.
Miss Bil lie Gayle Martin, a University of Oklahoma classmate, honored at a Coke party hosted by Miss Kaycharlet Waller at her parents 908 B residence. Attendees included Lucile Cowles Carol Crossland Nancy Ferguson Sandra Friman Joanna Green Jane Herskowitz Joey Johnston Kay Kinmonth Maerita Sue Riddle Alice Shoemaker Shirley Stovall Caroline Wiest.
The Chattanooga chapter of the Order of Eastern Star celebrated its two resident charter members with a tea at the school home economics cottage. Mesdames Walter Crow and G. E. Kerr were honored as guests stander. The event featured a tea table with white linen, a chrysanthemum centerpiece, pink candles and guest books, plus gifts from the chapter. The program included a chapter resume, musical numbers and poetry readings, with many attendees listed by name.
Unity Rebekah lodge No. 121 plans an open meeting at 8 p.m. for the installation of new officers. Mrs. Ethel Pendleton and Mrs. Jack Wellington are named for key roles as the event takes place at the IOOF hall 109½ D.
Good Cheer Home Demonstration club hosted a personal shower for Mrs. Maurice Wyatt at New Hope school. Mrs. Paul Peller poured coffee from a silver service while refreshments sat on a lace tablecloth with blue and pink flowers. Games were led by Mrs. M. E. Reid. Attendees included Mesdames Bangerter Burke Buchwald Cabelka Livingston Musgrove Pepper Richardson Wyatt and Spencer, plus several children.
In regular session at Mrs. Kelly Hillis Jr. home 2933 Euclid, Rho Kappa Gamma members outlined a bake sale for Saturday and a benefit bridge with date to be announced. Pat Warren presided, pledge court for Connie Lassetter and Saundra Ramey was held, and guests Jack and Jill Palmer Janet and Doug Hillis attended along with several other members.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Bonart of Apache hosted a dinner for her Sunday school class at the Apache community building. Five long tables with distinct centerpieces seated ten each. Mrs. Charlie Cheatham won a fruit cake door prize. the class gave Mrs. Bohart a milkglass candy jar. The evening included games and carol singing. many members attended.
The PRIDAY Lawton chapter of the Order of Eastern Star holds a 7:30 p.m. business meeting at the Masonic temple. Unity Rebekah lodge No. 121 conducts a public installation at IOOF hall. Reddy Kilowatt Square Dance club meets at 8 p.m. with Johnny Robinson of Duncan as caller at the Public Service Company's home service room.
Mr and Mrs Howard A Weibel return to Wilmington Del after a 10 day visit with her parents and sisters including C A Allison Ray L Ingham and Rusty Williamson families. Also returning from Oklahoma City are Dr M L Baker Phil E Rust and Margaret B Kerns with relatives. Rust and Mrs on trip to Galveston Houston Texas and New Orleans. Pete Becker improves after seven weeks of bed confinement and heart condition and can receive visitors.
Police seek a car believed damaged when a large community Christmas tree toppled onto it at the main intersection. The crash occurred after the tree fell, evidence suggests the vehicle was struck as the tree landed.
The staff of Senator McCarthy's Permanent Investigating Subcommittee plans hearings on more than 50 income tax compromise cases. Some settlements were reported as extremely low, with many not involving Communists, and dates for hearings have not been set.
The Ohio recall of its historical motto asks when the 1866 phrase Imperary in Imperio was repealed. The note trails off implying a later repeal date without a final year providing.
A large store advertises a store-wide clearance on Fall and Winter suits with a wide size range available and emphasis on immediate availability for current needs.
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