Unity Rebekahs State Installation of New Officers
Mrs. Joe Bunch to be installing officer for Unity Rebekah lodge No. 121 in a 7 30 p m ceremony at the IOOF hall 109%2 nd Plans for the rites were set at the Friday meeting led by Mrs. Ray Young noble grand with Mrs Nellie Jackson pro tem in absence of the vice grand Also assisting are Mrs Rose Michelson deputy warden Mrs Eliza Hanks deputy secretary Mrs Pearl Zwick deputy treasurer and Mrs Cliff Rath deputy chaplain plus Mrs Jackson inside guardian Mrs Eliza Fansler outside guardian and Mrs Winnie Taliaferro deputy musician A decorating committee includes Mesdames Ralph Lucas G W Martin Ethel Pendleton Cleo Shelp and Jack Wellington About 25 persons attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bunch
Unity Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Ray Young
Noble Grand
Nellie Jackson
Rebekahs
Oddfellows
Rose Michelson
Eliza Hanks
Pearl Zwick
Cliff Rath
Jackson
Inside Guardian
Eliza Fansler
Outside Guardian
Winnie Taliaferro
Ralph Lucas
G. W. Martin
Ethel Pendleton
Cleo Shelp
Jack Wellington
Willing Workers Socials Schedule Monthly Party
Willing Workers Home Demonstration club met at Locust Grove to welcome Mrs. Jack Garrett as a new member. Mrs. Joe Fullerton led the devotional and Mrs. John Siebold read minutes after roll call. The group set a social party for the second Friday each month and discussed a county council meeting on Jan 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Garrett
Workers Home Demonstration Club
Locust Grove
Cecil Watson
Joe Fullerton
John Siebold
Claude Watson
Ernest King
Clara J. Kelley
Mesdames
Ed Schumann
Charles Shotts
Ray Swhercinsky
E. E. Larcomb
Dick Fullerton
Shower Honors Pastor and Family at Faxon Church
Rev. Ever ette Young pastor of Faxon Baptist church and his family were feted with a food shower after a service. Attendees included Mrs. Clif ford Richardson of Casa Grande Arizona Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith of Oklahoma City and several Car son Mor rison Mayes and Robison family members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAXON
Everette Young
Faxon Baptist Church
Clifford Richardson
Casa Grande
Ariz
Hugh Smith
Oklahoma City
Oran Carson
Jim Morrison
Wilbur Morrison
Mabel Paden
C. F. Perry
Carl Hall
M. L. Hurst
Maruice Carson
Glenda Mayes
Mesdames
Paul David Carson
B. O. Robison
Leonard Moore
D. W. Huddelston
Sweet Pea Club To Elect Officers At Friday Meeting
The Sweet Pea Garden Club will hold its annual officer election at 2 p.m. Friday at the home of Mrs. R. D. McCaskill 1700 Ash. Mrs. Dewey Callahan will present a program on peonies while members answer roll call with a needed garden tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Pea Garden Club
R. D. McCaskill
Dewey Callahan
Dorcas SS Class To Meet Thursday at Central Baptist
Central Baptist Church Dorcas Sunday School class members will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Roy Montgomery's home 1110 Bell to gather old Christmas cards for sending to the Cerebral Palsy Institution in Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Central Baptist Church
Norman
Roy Montgomery
Bell
Club To Study State History
Fujii club members will begin Oklahoma history at the next meeting hosted by Mrs. T A Bonnell. Honorary president Mrs. A A Burton, who completed U S history study, will conduct the new study at 1 30 p m Friday Feb 3 at her home. A new member Mrs B J Stout from Tokyo was welcomed. refreshments served to listed members.
Mrs. Barrett Heads Auxiliary Officers Installed
Mrs. Fred Barrett presided as president over the new officer slate installation for auxiliary members of the Spanish American War Veterans held Sunday at the IOOF hall. About 35 attended the 1 p.m. luncheon before the ceremony. new officers included Mrs. Floyd Langston senior vice, Mrs. B. F. Jones conductor, Mrs. G. M. Brooks treasurer, Mrs. H. A. Gosset secretary, Mrs. J. W. Middleton historian, Mrs. Margaret Gilbert chaplain, and Mrs. Josephine Swartz patriotic instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Barrett
IOOF
Floyd Langston
B. F. Jones
G. M. Brooks
H. A. Gosset
J. W. Middleton
Margaret Gilbert
Josephine Swartz
Skit Presented At Guild Meeting
Mrs Aubrey Patton with Mesdames Woodrow Patton Kerr and Schumpert performed The Whole Way at a Presbyterian guild gathering in Chattanooga Special Others present included Mesdames Crow Creith Labude Patton Payne and Schumpert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Aubrey Patton
Woodrow Patton
G. E. Kerr
G. H. Schumpert
Presbyterian Guild
Mesdames
J. C. Crow
Harold Creith
Gus Labude
A. S. Patton
Henry Payne
A. U. Schumpert
Two Groups Join For Polio Benefit
Approximately 50 dollars was contributed to the polio fund when the Mistletoe club members and Sedan school sponsored a benefit at Saddle Mountain. Games were played. Mrs. Fred Reneau led the Mistletoe club and Harold Hughes was Sedan school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
Fred Reneau
Harold Hughes
Sedan
PTA Calendar Highlights From Three Units
Jefferson PTA meets 7:30 at the school auditorium after a 7 p.m. library executive session with Bob Bodenhamer Lawton high athletic coach giving a devotional and Tom Perkins presenting safety film. Will Rogers PTA hosts Dad's Night with speakers and a skit. John Adams PTA discusses Spiritual Growth with Rev. J. J. Stowe Jr moderating a round table after devotional by Whit Oczier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association
Bob Bodenhamer
Lawton High School
John Zeller
Public Service Company
Tom Perkins
Will Rogers
Claude Brazzel
Herry Jensen
Warren Smith
Bob Wallis
John Adams
J. J. Stowe Jr
First Methodist Church
Whit Oczier
Community School P T A Evening Program
Swinney P TA hosts 7 30 p m in the school auditorium with devotional by T D Nicklas and the school chorus under Mrs Vita Arndt presenting vocal numbers guest speaker Buddy Garber speaks on cerebral palsy Douglass P TA follows at 8 p m Dad s night chaired by Mrs Pauline Ross features mental hygiene talk with Q A and special music by Union Baptist church choir and a box supper afterwards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinney
T. D. Nicklas
Vita Arndt
Buddy Garber
Pauline Ross
Union Baptist Church Choir
Howell PTA Panel Discussion on Guidance as They Grow
The Howell PTA met at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium for a panel discussion on Guidance as They Grow led by Dr. Charles E Green with Bob Wilkerson minister of the Church of Christ at 28th and Cornell Alvin Hand dean of Cameron college and Mesdames Donald Prophet and Claude Sexton noting a change in meeting night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Pta
Charles E. Green
Bob Wilkerson
Church of Christ
28Th
Cornell
Alvin Hand
Cameron College
Donald Prophet
Claude Sexton
Officers Named By Sedan Alumni
Mickey Zimmerman was named president of the Sedan alumni association at the group’s annual banquet in the home economics rooms. Earl Huddleston acted as master of ceremonies, with Barbara Thompson reading, and Jean Russell leading group singing. Ruth Sloan named secretary while Frances Mace Ronnie Tate and Ruth Walker joined the program committee. Mrs Charles Sloan and her daughter Ruth were the first mother and daughter to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
Mickey Zimmerman
Sedan
Earl Huddleston
Mountain View
Barbara Thompson
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Jean Russell
Ruth Sloan
Frances Mace
Ronnie Tate
Ruth Walker
Charles Sloan
Ruth
Clell Wolfe Hosts Card Party With Prizes Reported
Mr and Mrs Clell Wolfe and their daughter Donna Beth Wolfe hosted a Lawton card party. High scores were won by George Cox and Mrs Henry Buchanan, with low scores by Henry Buchanan and Mrs Ross Kinsey. Attending guests included Mrs Kinsey, Frank Burk, Jim Culbertson, J K Haley, Ryvers Reeder, Clay Sommers and Henry Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
George Cox
Henry Buchanan
Ross Kinsey
Lawton
Clell Wolfe
Donna Beth Wolfe
Messrs
Mesdames
Frank Burk
Jim Culbertson
J. K. Haley
Ryvers Reeder
Clay Sommers
Local Teachers Attend Chapter Fetes At Duncan
Miss Helen Elliott presided at two Saturday sessions for Xi chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma in Duncan. Two new members Miss Benne Daniel Lawton and Mrs Iris Cooper Duncan initiated at 11:30 a.m. in Miss Elizabeth Jacksons Duncan home. Lunch at Avalon cafeteria followed with guest speaker Richard Haines Velma Alma school board president. Other attendees included Mrs Farley Milwee and Miss Jackson. Lawton guests included Misses Blanche Beavers Catharine Garvin Kathleen Haley Vanita Lee and Frances Wright and Mesdames Ann Argo Helen McCrory Christina Swanson and L A Wickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Elliott
Cameron College
Xi Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Duncan
Benne Daniel
Lawton
Iris Cooper
Elizabeth Jackson
Maple
Avalon
Richard Haines
Velma- Alma
Oklahoma
White House
Washington, D.C
Farley Milwee
Miss Jackson
Clarence Davis
Velma-Alma
Elliott
Daniel
Blanche Beavers
Catharine Garvin
Kathleen Haley
Vanita Lee
Frances Wright
Coffee Launches Area Polio Drive
Recorded music provided background for the Better Living club coffee at Mrs. Othel Patton home to kick off the local polio drive. Attending were Mrs. Virginia Berrey Frederick, Mesdames Henry Payne, J. C. Killgore, Woodrow Patton, Eugene Copeland, Kieth Roberts, Abel Williams and Jack McCary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Coffee For Better Living Club
Othel Patton
Virginia Berrey
Frederick
Henry Payne
J. C. Killgore
Woodrow Patton
Eugene Copeland
Kieth Roberts
Abel Williams
Jack McCary
Mrs. Clay Sommers Feted At Dinner
Mrs. Clay Sommers birthday celebrated at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wood Celia Marie and Clayton Lee honoring Mrs. Sommers. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Don Farris Cooperton Mrs. H. E. Whitehouse Clyde Haskel Harvey Van Cleave Ken Whitehouse and Clay Sommers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
Lee Wood
Celia Marie
Clayton Lee
Area Group Returns From Farmers Meet
Mr and Mrs Thomas Worley Mr and Mrs Clarence Zimmerman and John Payne returned from Hobart where they attended a Farmers Union meeting at the Hobart American Legion hut A barbecue luncheon followed with guest speaker WKY TV weather man Wally Kinnan delivering the address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
Thomas Worley
Clarence Zimmerman
John Payne
Hobart
Farmers Union
Area family moves from Faxon to Hobbs
Special report notes Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bishop and their daughter have relocated from Faxon to Hobbs New Mexico where Bishop will work in a machine shop. Also, Mr. and Mrs. J K Haley depart this week to attend the National Cattlemen's Association convention in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAXON
Maurice Bishop
Hobbs
N. Mex
Saddle Mountain
J. K. Haley
National Cattlemen’s Association
New Orleans
Swinney PTA Meets Tonight
A former Lawtonian, Buddy Garber, now director of the Cerebral Palsy Institute Norman, and staff will present the program at today's 7 30 p m meeting of the B C Swinney Parent Teacher Association in the school auditorium. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Little are co presidents. Public attendance invited. Seven in every 100 000 US children have cerebral palsy and 2 800 palsy victims in Oklahoma are under 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Little
PTA
United States
Norman
Wayne Gilley
Oklahoma
Joe Phipps Hosts To Dinner
Several area residents joined with community residents to attend a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Phipps of Sedan. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Don Reneau Norman, Mr. and Mrs. Winford Zimmerman with children Penny Jerry Beth Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wright and sons Cooperton, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Phipps with children Lynda and Janette, Mr. and Mrs. Stan ley Baker and Leta and Chuck, and Clyde Darrell Holsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
Joe Phipps
Sedan
Don Reneau
Norman
Winford Zimmerman
Penny
Jerry
Beth
Duncan
Leon Wright
Cooperton
Wayne Phipps
Lynda
Janette
Stanley Baker
Leta
Chuck
Clyde Darrell Holsted
Daughters Attend Hospitalized Mother in Elk City
Mrs. Joe Myers longtime community resident moved from Hobart General Hospital to Elk City hospital. Attending her are her daughter Mrs. Clifford Smith of Oklahoma City and another daughter Mrs. Mavis Myers, former Miss Dorothy Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
Joe Myers
Elk City Hospital
Hobart General Hospital
Clifford Smith
Oklahoma City
Marie Myers
Mavis Myers
Dorothy Myers
City on Conducts Grove Inspection
Mrs Anna Gentry state chaplain of Supreme Forest Woodmen circle returned from Duncan where she held inspection for Grove No 33 Duncan. Other Lawtonians at the Friday meeting were Mesdames Elden Curry Pearl Goins Artie Joy and Eliza Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gentry
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Duncan
Grove No. 33
Lawtonians
Mesdames Elden Curry
Pearl Goins
Artie Joy
Eliza Morgan
Dental assistants to meet Thursday banquet planned
The South Central Dental Assistants Association will hold a 7 p.m. banquet Thursday at the Old South cafeteria for Fort Sill Lawton and Duncan dentists their wives and dental assistants. A film titled Crusade for Christ was shown at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAXON
Crusade For Christ
the Baptist Church
Social Calendar Highlights Local Chapter Meetings
Monday social calendar lists numerous meetings across Fort Sill. Events include PEO chapters, Red Barn Players at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., Beta Sigma Phi sororities Alpha Pi and Xi Tau, Rho Kappa Gamma, Larrance Tank safety officers election, and choral reviews. Community groups from St Andrews Episcopal Church to Veterans of Foreign Wars assemble for programs, elections, and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Tau
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
al Lenz
Rho Kappa Gamma
Jane Connell
Larrance Tank Corporation
Plant
Messrs
Jack Mason
John Ford
Noble Fields
Lawton Garden Club Meeting With Landscape Talk Change
Lawton Garden club meets at 10 a.m with Mrs. Clayton S Valder at 1510 Gore for a program on trees in landscape design led by Mrs Henry C Johnston and speaker Mrs Charley Horton. Members note a change in meeting place. Woman's auxiliary to St Andrews Episcopal church meets at 12 noon in parish house 13th and C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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.W. A
Rachel Wray
Lawton clubs calendar of meetings and sessions
Lawton area groups list meetings for Lawton Junior Service League Zeta Eta chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha PEO Sisterhood Entre Nous Domestic Science Luncheon and several clubs with times locations and hosts including St Andrew's Parish House 106 N 31st and 914 G with details on hostesses and chairmen plus a Ready To Help Home Demonstration club session and an international club gathering for foreign born women call details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Lawton Golf & Country Club
Zeta Eta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Security Bank & Trust Company
PEO
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Parish House
Ernest Winter
J. R. Reed
Grover C. Ralston
G. S. Holman
A. G. Norris
Community clubs and church groups schedule meetings
Dorcas Sunday School at Central Baptist Church meets 7 p.m. with members urged to bring old Christmas cards for Cerebral Palsy Institution in Norman. South Central Dental Assistants Association banquet at Old South cafeteria for Fort Sill Lawton Duncan dentists their wives and assistants. Lawton Branch American Association literature group meets 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Jack Kerans 914 E Lawton. Book and Play Review Club at 1 30 p.m. in McMahon Foundation building 716 C for John Denney. Petunia Garden Club gathers 9 30 a.m. at 2705 Arlington with program by Mrs Guy Wilson. cohosts Mesdames Roland Croft and Koster Powell. bring dried arrangements using driftwood. Southwest Iris Society meets 7 30 p.m. in Security Bank and Trust civic room with guest speakers Helen McCaughey Oklahoma City regional president of American Iris Society and Ken J Shaver Oklahoma City president of Oklahoma Iris Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Central Baptist Church
Roy Montgomery
Bell
Norman
South Central Dental Assistants Association
Old South
Fort Sill
Lawton and Duncan
Lawton
American Association
Jack Kerans
E. Lawton Book & Play
Security Bank & Trust Company
Helen McCaughey
American Iris Society
Ken J. Shaver
Oklahoma Iris Society
Oklahoma City
Community and club events listing at Centenary Methodist and more
Music Appreciation at Centenary Methodist Church features a Mozart program led by Dorothy Hawkins and co counselor Mrs D R Grimes. Community Concert at McMahon Memorial Auditorium presents pianist Vera Franceschi. Junior Miss club meets at Nancy Pipes 720 N 16th. First Christian church workers conference for Sunday school adults at church parlor shows ongoing community outreach. Lawton AAUW Art group meets Stephen's Arts and Crafts. Busy Bee club installation of officers at 11 a.m. hosted by Mrs Floyd Tice 908 Washington. Katharine Harper club plans new year with Mrs Perman Henderson 1403 Taft. VFW auxiliary 9 a.m.–3 p.m. at 926 S Second works on cancer dressings with luncheon. Roseland Home Demonstration club meets 2 p.m. with Mrs Glen Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahon Memorial
Vera Franceschi
Nancy Pipes
First Christian Church Workers Conference
Lawton
American Association of University Women
Stephen’s Arts and Crafts
Sheridan Road
Busy Bee Club
Floyd Tice
Washington
Katharine Harper Club
Perman Henderson
Taft
Woman’s Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Roseland Home Demonstration Club
Glen Wood
Jos McCurdy Couple Welcome Second Son Kavin Mark
James and Mrs McCurdy of 410 N 30th welcomed their second son, Kavin Mark, born Saturday night at the Southwestern Clinic hospital. He weighed seven pounds four ounces. The couple also has a two and a half year old son, Stan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kavin Mark
James McCurdy
Southwestern Clinic Hospital
Stan
Zeta Etas ESA Set Wednesday Meeting Agenda
The Zeta Eta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will hold an 7:30 p.m. executive board session followed by an 8 p.m. chapter meeting in the civic room of the Security Bank and Trust building. The gathering will focus on business and educational topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Eta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Security Bank & Trust Company
Northeastern Population Receives Large Lamb Shipment Share
Despite comprising about a quarter of the U S population, the Northeast consumes nearly half of all lamb and mutton shipped in the country, highlighting regional distribution of meat supply and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Unity Rebekahs
Sweet Pea Club
Fred Barrett Heads
Dean Clarence Burg
Oklahoma City University
Lytle Powell
Charles A. Wood, Jr
Prentice
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Hardy Suggs Music Co
the Record Shop
Clell Wolfes
Mrs. Clay Sommers
A. B. Drug. CO
Crook
General Electric
Wichita Falls
Lee
City On
Ree
B. P. Hann
Hamilton
Elgin
Benrus
Osborn
Morford Hills
Call
J. A. Pannell
Knox-Jensen Motor
H. N. Thompson
Red Barn Players
Red Barn
Bishop Casady Guild
Russell T. Rauscher
Hell
Blamires
Alpha Pi
Frank Burt
Taulen
PEO Sisterhood
Leon Cole
Arlington
Lawton Rebekah Lodge
Association For Childhood Education
Taft Elementary
Garfield School
First Christian Women's Fellowship
Calvary Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Bill Rebecca
Joe Vasquez
Rogers Lane
Leola Ragland
Tom Clanton
Opal Walker
Herman Dodson
Jefferson
Better Homemakers Home Demonstration Club
McCord
C Avenue
Modern Landscape Company
Sheridan Rd
Lawton’s Garden Center
Mco
Centenary Methodist Church
Dorothy Hawkins
D. R. Grimes
Jos. McCurdys
ESA
B.f.goodrich
B.E
Goodrich Matte Bis J
D Ave
the Original Fog Service Company
D Avenue
Corner Drug
St. Or
RFD
Bia
Okla
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