Lawton social clubs list busy schedule of events
A dense Jam of Lawton social notices lists many groups: American Association of University Women, Elks, Goodwill, Daughters of the American Revolution, Garden clubs, and women’s study circles. Activities include meetings, speeches, demonstrations, and a square dance club. Public notices cover rooms, charity events, and luncheon plans with names, venues, and times.
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PEO Sisterwood
T . Lawton High School
M. Ame
Middames
Tytane
J. M Hentdrickson
Hust
Ples International Club
Security Bank
Ts Buifetiney
Literi Dos Xroup al Taw
Yenbran American Association of University Women
Alvs
Leon Kesmuch Upton
Pert Sii
Mes
Duhn Sherlack
Lawton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pearl Pendergrast
Oklahoma City Minister To Be Heard Here Thursday
Oklahoma City minister Rev J Clyde Wheeler of Crown Heights Christian Church will review Helen Keller Sketch for a Portal at Lawton Book Play Review Club guest night. Mrs Gerald R Stith presides at the McMahon Foundation assembly room meeting. Wheeler, former Christian Century reporter and author, has served since 1945 as Crown Heights pastor and toured Europe in 1947 with a study group. Sterling party notes conclude with local social items.
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Lawton Book Play
J. Clyde Wheeler
Crown Weights Christian Church
Oklahoma
Lawlord
Gerald R. Stith
the & P.ga
McMahon Foundation
Wheeler
Helen Keller
van Wyelk Bronks
Rev. Wheeler
Southwest Area
The
Simul
Virginia
Berea College
Berea
College of the Bible
Lexington
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Ren Wheeler
Oklahoma City
Crown Heights Christian Chureh
State Department
Europe
England
Scotland
Holland
Belgium
Ince
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
Mrs J L Fancey Hosts Hilda Hancock Circle Meeting
Mrs J L Fancey welcomed 16 members to the Hilda Hancock circle of the Northwest extension of First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society at her home 2001 Smith for a 9 30 am Tuesday session. Mrs F B McCoy presided and two new members, Mesdimes Harold Coleman and Robert Fitch, were welcomed. Refreshments followed.
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Hhe Bill
J. Rawlings
Sesson
Hilda Hancock
Northwest
First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
John L. Fancey
Smith
F. B. McCoy
Harold Coleman
Robert Fitch
PTA Meeting Highlights Legislative Talk At Lawton
FE. W. Young presided at the general PTA meeting in the school auditorium and introduced Rev. C. A. Ridge who gave a biblical devotion. John F. Thomas Jr. spoke on upcoming education and child welfare legislation while Floyd Kennedy Jr. introduced him. A police drive coffee social was announced for Thursday from 9 to 11 am with Mrs. Grant Neutchoon hosting. Room counting awarded Mrs. Q. R. Hoover’s first grade and Mr Orvis Rigsby’s fifth grade. Lew Johnson served coffee at the end.
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FE. W. Young
Parent-Teacher Association
Young
C. A. Ridge
First Methodist Church
John F. Thomas Jr
Lawton Pta Council
Floyd Kennedy Jr
Thomas
Grant Neutchoon
Q. R. Hoover
Orvis Rigsby
Lew Johnson
Coffer
Adams PTA Opens With Parent Student Talent Show
Members of Mesdames WN Dunn and Bill Hamiltons Girl Scout troop No 4 presented the opening ceremonies at a 730 p m Monday meeting of John Adams Parent teacher association in the school auditorium. Mrs Howard Kemper program chairman was in charge of parent student talent show. Under the direction of Mrs Joe P Lansden members of the boys chorus sang Stand In Hand By the Light of the Silvery Moon and Standing in the Corner. Old Refrain was the title of a piano and corner duet by Mr and Mrs Herb Thompson unit member preceding a pantomime Tired by Join Duncan and Mrs Clyde Prestage. Mary Hamilton played two piano selections Don Juan and Spinning to close the program. During a business session conducted by Mrs Jerry Mustain unit president members approved a project to establish a costume wardrobe for the school. It was announced the schools drive or library bonks which started Tuesday will run through Jan 11 and anyone desiring to donate books or costumes suitable for the students may call the school at EL 3 7983 to have the items picked up. Before the books are filed in the library they will be reviewed by a committee of Mesdames Russell Pierson Calvin Eslep Ralph
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Mesdames WN. Dunn
Bill Hamilton
Girl Scout Troop No. 4
John Adams Parent Teacher Association
Howard Kemper
Joe P. Lansden
Herb Thompson
Join Duncan
Clyde Prestage
Mary Hamilton
Jerry Mustain
El-3
Mesdames
Russell Pierson
Calvin Eslep
Ralph
Local School Social and Club Rosters Highlight Recent Session
W Starner James Bonizion and Gor dot Paine led a room count by Mrs Dale Cates third grace and Mrs Buntyn sixth. Refreshments after the session were provided by Mesdames P Brady and Gene Dodeon. Girl Scout troop No 4 includes Barbara Appel Sandra Fisher Linda Dees Carol Collier Mary Hamilton Christine Knauerhase Carol Ann Martin Maney Jane ex and Mary Frances Dunn. Boys chorus includes David Parr Ricky Holtman Doug Kemper Mike Mastaan Larry Phillips Mike Musicavit j Tim Key Mike Myers Bill Govadier Carl Schow Rusty Pippin Ralph Stroud Michael Love Bal Lehew Steve Wilson and L Ex Bender Jr.
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W Starner
James Bonizion
Dot Paine
Dale Cates
Grace
Buntyn
P. Brady
Gene Dodeon
Barbara Appel
Sandra Fisher
Linda Dees
Carol Collier
Mary Hamilton
Christine Knauerhase
Highland Baptist Women Host Missionary Program
Highland Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met Tuesday for a Royal Service program titled Missions in the Mississippi Basin. Mrs Alpha Power led the 1:20 pm session with opening prayer by Mrs Lyle Head and a devotional by Mrs Powers.Participants included Mesdletynes Flead James Marsh and Wil Aurentz with Mrs Aurentz giving the closing prayer. Mrs William Godletsy attended as a guest.
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Mississipni Basin
Highland Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Guest Addresses Roosevelt PTA
Githen Is. Rhoads spoke at Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association outlining proposed Oklahoma legislature for the current session. Lloyd W. Dupler introduced the guest at a 7 30 p.m. meeting in the school auditorium. Following a devotional the group prayed together. Social hour featured refreshments served by Mrs. George Miesel.
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Githen Is. Rhoads
Roosevelt Parent - Teacher Association
Oklahoma
Lloyd W. Dupler
Richard Stockwell
C. D. Chastain
Viron Warren
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Ho T. Miller
Musdames C. J. Uni
Jack Sharp
Tigh Paine
McSlahon Founda
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Goodwill Club
Goadwil
Pam
Hard Johnson
Pollard
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Katharine Harperchib
Neil Wilt
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Plann Social Somice Department of Lawton
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Haverstreet
Quest Club
Pont Lord
Batrimur I. Denison Jr
Pioneer Club
Mount Scott Masonic Temple
Sweet Pea Garden Club
Mack Jameson
Oon “Horticulture
R.D. McCagkill
Book Play Review Club
Sterling
Messrs
Ray Mantooth
Bnt Mote
Albert Allen
E Avenue
Lawton Glass & Mirror Company
J. L. Fancey
Pratcher
Delmanettes
Cangemi
Roblee
Pedwin
Daniel Greens
Arthur Murray
Buster
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Alpha Power
Roosevelt
Lawton Constitution
Georgia Moore
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George Miesel
Tluncheos
Social Service Department
Lawton Woman's Forum
Lawton Cafe
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