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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1956

Page

14

Red Barn Players Begin New Year Fort Sill Meet

Fort Sill’s Red Barn theater hosts the first 7:30 p.m. meeting of the year for drama enthusiasts. Col. Frank L. Street presides as casting for The Night of January 16 begins, with scripts in Post Library No. 1. Public invited including civilians, service members, and dependents.

Fort Sill Red Barn Theater Red Barn Players Frank L. Street Red Barn Post Library Lawton Post Road Geronimo Road

Monday Meet Set By Wilson PTA

Lawton public schools superintendent John D. Shoemaker and Sam Joyner Jr. will discuss current school problems as guest speakers at the Woodrow Wilson Parent-Teacher Association meeting at 2 30 p m Monday. Fourth to sixth grade students will perform musical numbers under Mrs M L Baker.

John D. Shoemaker Lawton Public Schools Sam Joyner Jr Woodrow Wilson Parent-Teacher Association M. L. Baker

Douglass P-TA Box Supper Event Set at School

Douglass P-TA will hold a box supper at 7 30 p m Monday in Douglass school with women preparing boxes and fathers as guests bidding. Clarence Madden is auctioneer. Mrs Willie E Rose is president and John H Nelson heads the committee with Mesdames Maxie Davis Ben Baker Ruth B Houston and G H Mitchell assisting. A mental health film will be shown during the PTA session.

Douglass Parent-Teacher Association Douglass Clarence Madden P-Ta Willie E. Rose John H. Nelson Mesdames Maxie Davis Ben Baker Ruth B. Houston G. H. Mitchell PTA Pauline Ross Douglass Pta

Valley Forge tale told at CAR meeting

Ernest Godlove told how the Battle of Valley Forge unfolded as Children of the American Revolution met at 1901 Sheridan Road. He noted the park today preserves Washington's headquarters near Philadelphia and guests Joan Godlove and others attended with sponsor Mrs Wayne Rowe.

Ernest Godlove Valley Forge W. W. Godlove Sheridan Road Joan Philadelphia George Washington Joan Godlove Billie Jean Heinz Marcia Larson Valerie Murray Louise Rowe Wayne Rowe

Families Feted At Area Supper

Sterling special report notes the Sterling American Legion post and auxiliary held a pot luck supper at the Legion hut. Attendees included Elmer Johnson and many local couples and single members with numerous names listed among attendees. Also reported were auxiliary attendees at a Baptist associational meeting in Anadarko.

Sterling Sterling American Legion Post and Auxilary American Legion Hut Elmer Johnson Messrs Mesdames Homer High Ralph Harper Floyd Jacobs Flavis Besett Herbert Jackson Mann Johnson Johnnie Kerr Raymond Donnell Henry Yandell Vallile Waid George Braly Bob Besett Ed Klank Myles Sawin Nyla Johnson Sherry Jacobs Delma Kay W. L. Wilson W. A. Boothe R. D. Moody John Pyzner Jack Stuart T. A. Ward Baptist Quarterly

Local Attorney Addresses PTA Meeting at Roosevelt School

Fred R. Harris spoke at Roosevelt PTA at 7:30 p.m. on future school legislation. Roosevelt Camp Fire Girls opened with a flag salute. Principal James Roberts gave the devotional, music teacher Joanne Shackleford sang with Lonnie Ikard on piano. Room winners were Mrs. Georgia Moore and Mrs. Marvelle Hillard. Mrs. Viron Warren led the business session naming Mrs. Harry Tranner as summer round-up chair. Wilma Wylie showed a PTA style show film. About 50 people attended and refreshments followed.

Fred R. Harris Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association Roosevelt Camp James Roberts John Adams School Joanne Shackleford Lonnie Ikard Georgia Moore Marvelle Hilliard Viron Warren Harry Tranner

Washington Parent Education group speaker discusses child security

Mrs. R. M. Arn emphasized love and emotional stability to help children as they age while leading the Washington Parent Education group meeting. Mrs. Frederick Hammond chaired the 10 am session at the school with visitors and several members present including Mrs. Iva LaRoach and Mesdames Stanton Agnew Shanahan Neeley Russell Isaac Curran Monatoboy Jordan Soper Porter Leslie Lee Jones Darling.

Robert M. Arn Washington Ann Frederick Hammond Iva LaRoach W. H. Stanton Louise Agnew Pat Shanahan M. H. Neely Jack Russell Bill Isaac John Curran Gilbert Monatoboy E. F. Jordan Clarence Soper William J. Porter Robert Leslie Oliver Lee L. L. Jones Jack Darling

Social calendar events around Fort Sill weeknight gatherings

Monday schedule includes PEO chapter at 2 p.m. with Mrs. H. N. Thompson at 827 North 31st. Red Barn Players invite all Fort Sill personnel, their dependents and civilians to 7:30 p.m. show at Red Barn Theater. Episcopal church guild reviews Cold War in Hell by Blamires at 7:30 p.m. in the church choir room. Beta Sigma Phi Xi Tau hosts copper pictures program at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Al Lenz at 712 North 32nd. Rho Kappa Gamma sorority regular session at 7:30 p.m. chaired by Jane Connell at 801 B with Mrs. Ralph Cline as co-hostess. Circle VIII host at 18 North 27th under Mrs. R. W. Easley. Beta Sigma Phi Beta Omicron chapter hostess Mrs. Rachel Wray at 30 North 25th to present nature landscapes program.

Red Barn Players Red Barn Fort Sill Bishop Casady Guild St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Russell T. Rauscher Hell Blamires Xi Tau Beta Sigma Phi Sorority al Lenz Beta Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Rachel Wray

Local clubs host meetings and officer elections

Larrance Tank corporation holds ladies night and safety meeting at 7:30 p.m. at plant 101 E. B with election of safety officers. Alpha Pi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority meets at 7:30 p.m. Mrs Frank Burt 2335 Taulen. Chapter I of PEO Sisterhood meets 2 p.m. Mrs Leon Cole 801 Arlington. Lawton Rebekah lodge No 87 meets 7:30 p.m. IOOF hall 10944 D for a closed installation of officers.

Larrance Tank Corporation E. B Messrs Mesdames Jack Mason John Ford Noble Fields Alpha Pi Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Frank Burt Taulen PEO Sisterhood Leon Cole Arlington Lawton Rebekah Ioof Hall

Association Meeting Stirs Local Education Panel

The Association for Childhood Education schedules a 7 30 p m meeting at Taft Elementary School to elect officers and hear Garfield School in charge of the program with a panel discussion on the topic This We Believe.

Association For Childhood Education Taft Elementary Garfield School

Lawton Garden Club Meeting Change and Speakers

Lawton Garden club meets at 10 a.m. with Mrs. Clayton S. Valder at 1510 Gore for a trees and landscape design program led by Mrs. Charley Horton and speaker Mrs. Henry C. Johnston. Members note change in meeting place. Woman's auxiliary to St Andrews Episcopal church gathers at 12 noon at parish house 13th and C. First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service circles meet at 2 p.m. Circle I led by Mrs. Guy Wilson at 1707 Dearborn. Circle II led by Mrs. F. W. Hammond at 1211 Lake with co hostess L. H. Fouts. Circle III led by Mrs. Bernice Sampson at 909 H. Circle IV led by Mrs. D. E. Jones at 1503 N. 18th.

Lawton Garden Club Clayton S. Valder Gore Henry C. Johnston Charley Horton St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church First Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service Guy Wilson Dearborn F. W. Hammond Lake L. H. Fouts Bernice Sampson D. E. Jones

Centenary Methodist Circle Meetings Held This Week

Centenary Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service lists circle meetings at 2 p.m. for Circles I to V with hostess names and addresses and at 7:30 p.m. for Circles VI and VII with hostess addresses. Details include Pennington 3111 Kinyon, Carothers 713 Bell, Bev ans co hosted, Bicknell No. 17 N. 24th, Easley 1332 Ash, Wicker 1137 Elm, Buxton 2122 Lake, Munson 826 N.

Centenary Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service W. Y. Pennington Kinyon Rufus Carothers Bell L. S. Bevans R. C. Bicknell N. 24Th W. W. Easley Ash Walter Wicker Elm W. A. Buxton Lake W. A. Munson

First Christian Women Fellowship business session at church

The First Christian Women Fellowship meets in the church parlor at 2 pm. Calvary Baptist Woman's Missionary Society circles share schedules: Bill Rebecca circle at 9 30 am with Mrs Joe Vasquez at 1912 Rogers Lane Leola Ragland circle at 1 30 pm with Mrs Tom Clanton southeast of town Opal Walker circle at 9 30 am with Mrs Herman Dodson 910 Jefferson Better Homemakers Home Demonstration club meets at 2 pm with Mrs Earl Woodard.

Calvary Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society Bill Rebecca Joe Vasquez Rogers Lane Leola Ragland Tom Clanton Opal Walker Herman Dodson Jefferson

Women’s auxiliary VFW Post 1193 meeting notice

The women's auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars post No. 1193 holds a regular business session at 8 p.m. in the VFW building located at 926 South Second Street.

Women’s Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW S. Second

Joint meeting of PEO Sisters chapters BY EB I

Joint meeting of Chapters BY EB and I of the PEO Sisterhood to be held at 7 30 p m in St Andrew s Episcopal parish house with Chapter BY as hostess group The Entre Nous club meets at 2 30 p m at Mrs Ernest Winter 106 N 31st for election of officers.

PEO St. Andrew’s Episcopal Parish House Entre Nous Club Ernest Winter

Domestic Science Luncheon Announces Spring Fashion Program

The Domestic Science Luncheon Club meets at 1 p.m. with Mrs. J. R. Reed hosting at 914 G. Mrs. Grover C. Ralston is co host. Mesdames G. S. Holman and A. G. Norris chair the spring fashions program.

J. R. Reed Grover C. Ralston G. S. Holman A. G. Norris

International club invites foreign-born women to meeting

At 7 30 p m Miss Mary Lavinia Young welcomes all foreign born women to attend at 1140 Maple for information. Call Mrs William Bonnell at 6715 for details.

International Club Mary Lavinia Young Maple William Bonnell

Shasta Daisy Club Meeting With Nancy Peet

The Shasta Daisy club will meet at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Nancy Peet at 902 Monroe. Members gather for the afternoon session to discuss club plans and upcoming events.

Shasta Daisy Club Nancy Peet Monroe

Lawton Clubs Schedule Meeting Reviews and Gardens

Lawton announces a Thursday program lineup with the Lawton Book and Play Review Club meeting at 1 30 p m in the McMahon Foundation building assembly room 716 C to review by John Denney Also Petunia Garden Club gathers at 9 30 a m at 2705 Arlington hosted by Mrs L W Ledgerwood with a program led by Mrs Guy Wil The notice lists addresses and organizers for community groups.

Lawton Book & Play Review Club McMahon Foundation John Denney Petunia Garden Club L. W. Ledgerwood Arlington Guy Wil

Guest speakers and co hostesses planned meeting

Mesdames Roland Croft and Koster Powell will serve as guest speakers and co hostesses. Each member is asked to bring a direct arrangement using drift wood.

Son Roland Croft Koster Powell

Iris Society Speakers at City Meeting

Southwest Iris society hosts 7 30 p m session in the civic room of the Security Bank Trust building with Mrs Helen McCaughey regional president of the American Iris Society and Ken J Shaver Oklahoma Iris Society president both of Oklahoma City as guest speakers.

Southwest Iris Society Security Bank & Trust Company Helen McCaughey American Iris Society Ken J. Shaver Oklahoma Iris Society Oklahoma City

Community Concert at McMahon Memorial with Vera Franceschi

Vera Franceschi, pianist, headlines the community concert at McMahon Memorial auditorium at 8 15 tonight. Junior Miss club events begin with 7 30 at Nancy Pipes 720 North 16th. First Christian church workers conference for adult Sunday school departments meets at 7 30 in the church parlor.

McMahon Memorial Auditorium Vera Franceschi Nancy Pipes First Christian Church Workers Conference

Lawton AAUW Art Group Meets at Stephen's Arts

The Art group of Lawton branch of the American Association of University Women holds a 7 30 p m meeting at Stephen's Arts and Crafts 1705 Sheridan Road The Busy Bee club gathers for 11 a m at Mrs Floyd Tice 908 Washington for installation of officers.

Lawton American Association of University Women Stephen’s Arts and Crafts Sheridan Road Busy Bee Club Floyd Tice Washington

Katharine Harper Club Plans Year Ahead Meeting

Katharine Harper Club convenes at 7 30 p m with Mrs Perman Henderson at 1403 Taft to discuss plans for the new year.

Katharine Harper Club Perman Henderson Taft

Woman's Auxiliary VFW Post 1193 Sewing Event

A Cancer dress project is hosted by the Women's Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1193 at the VFW building 926 South Second from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. A covered dish luncheon is at noon and all interested persons are invited to attend regardless of auxiliary membership.

Woman’s Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW

Roseland and Pioneer Club Meetings Set This Friday

Roseland Home Demonstration club gathers at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Glen Wood presiding. Pioneer club also meets at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Roy Evans at 816 Bell.

Roseland Home Demonstration Club Glen Wood Pioneer Club Roy Evans Bell

Quest Club Meeting With Civil Defense Program

At 2 30 P M Mrs A S Andrews and Mrs Joe Lansden co host a Quest club session at No 36 North 36th with Mrs Bennie Stephens presenting a civil defense program.

Quest Club A. S. Andrews Joe Lansden Bennie Stephens

Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes

The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club meets at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. George Wickwire to discuss upcoming activities and share community projects. Members are urged to bring project progress and any questions for guidance.

Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club George Wickwire

Youth night square dance at VFW hall hosts Paul Tate

A youth night square dance runs from 8 to 10 p m at the VFW building located at 926 S Second sponsored by the Woman s auxiliary of VFW post No 1193 Paul Tate serves as caller and instructor

VFW S. Second Woman’s Auxiliary Paul Tate

Piano Numbers Feature Program For Junior Club

The 35 year old Junior Schubert Concert club opened its first meeting of the year at 3 30 p m Thursday in the First Methodist church parlor Piano selections included A Hunting We Will Go The Chines Merry Go Round and From Foreign Lands A late memory segment honored founder Mrs L M Gensman with a recital by a Gensman pupil and a life long friend recounting her life

Schubert First Methodist Church National Federation of Music Clubs Linda Cowley Maurice LaFonte Clinton Bell Carolyn Robertson Nevis Harmon L. M. Gensman

Strahans Host Open House At 905 Bell Home

Mr and Mrs Jay Strahan hosted an informal open house at their 905 Bell residence. Yellow chrysanthemum arrangements and candles decorated the refreshment area, with holiday punch served as guests arrived. Attendees included Harold McGee Mrs E M Knowlton George Picek Harry Franks Marshall Rutter Ed Jacobson Elmer Snyder Henry Sabine and his son Henry Jr.

Jay Strahan Harold McGee Mrs E. M. Knowlton Messrs and Mesdames George Picek Harry Franks Marshall Rutter Ed Jacobson Elmer Snyder Henry Sabine and Son Henry Jr

OCW Glee Club To Sing Jan 17 At Two Events

The Oklahoma College for Women Glee Club will perform January 17 at a United Church Women convention banquet in Chickasha and then at OCW’s Second Annual Press Club dinner with speaker Inez Robb. Robb, famed journalist, holds multiple firsts and awards for reporting and travel feats.

Eleanor Bicknell Ava Bilbrey Lydia Morales Ann Phillips Lawton Velma Blaine Snyder Joyce Kahle Cyril Oklahoma College For Women Glee Club Dorothy Tulloss Glee Club United Church Women Chickasha OCW OCW Press Club Oklahoma Inez Robb

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