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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1958

Page

4

Mrs Bigbee Heads Club At Goodwill Rebekah Lodge

Mrs Jewel Bigbee elected president of Goodwill Rebekah Lodge No. 83 replacing Mrs Ellis Shirley who resigned due to illness in her family. A 11:30 a.m. business meeting at Goodwill hall 607 S 11th featured a covered dish luncheon with cohosts Mesdames Ray Allison Bigbee Murray Toward and Shirley.

Jewel Bigbee Goodwill Club of Goodwill Rebekah Lodge No Ellis Shirley Goodwill Hall S. 11Th Ray Allison Bigbee Murray Toward Shirley Shirlevy Wo. Brown

Planning Board Hears Reports and Announcements

The St. Andrew s Episcopal Woman s auxiliary met at 10 am in the church choir room with President Mrs. Harry Arnold presiding. Mrs. C F Murray Jr reported membership cards received for the Oklahoma Social Welfare association and plans for World Day of Prayer and interdenominational meetings were discussed.

St. Andrew's Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary Harry Arnold C. F. Murray Jr Christian Social Relations Department Oklahoma Social Welfare Association Paul Slerndon First Methodist Church Frank Laubach George Hales Oklahoma City First Presbyterian Church Len M. Prints Carl Shannon Church Henry T. Ford Charles Grayhill

Ceramics painted by AAUW group in Lawton session

At 7:30 p.m. Thursday the Art group of the Lawton branch of the American Association of University Women met at Stephen's Arts and Crafts, 1701 Sheridan Road. Hostess Mrs. Edward Graham welcomed Mesdames Alltix, Viva Bailey, L. W. Cassell, Robert Cook, Gladys Krisher, W A Stephen, and Leonard Wilson.

Lawton American Association of University Women Stephen Sheridan Road Edward Graham Mesdames 5 A. Alltix Viva Bailey L. W. Cassell Robert Cook Gladys Krisher W A. Stephen Leonard Wilson

Snyder Women Attend Meeting at Tipton Baptist church

Snyder women and members led by Mesdames Harmon Lobaugh attended a Till man Baptist association Business Women's meeting at Tipton. Harmon performed harmonica selections, with local attendees listed including Burba Crevenger Fagg Jacks and Richardson.

DAR Chapter Meets Saturday En chantment of the Wichitas

DAR Chapter holds a Saturday 4 15 pm program En chantment of the Wichitas at the home of M M E Olmstead and daughter Mrs C F Murray Jr 1425 N 3rd Mesdames Virginia McBlain Arthur Pendergraft Murray and Olmstead co hostesses DAR regent Mrs H W Nattett will preside

Lawson Chapley M M. E. Olmstead C. F. Murray Jr Virginia McBlain Arthur Pendergraft Murray Olmstead DAR Regent H. W. Nattett

Rho Conclave Views Slides Travelogue Program

Miss Tra Jo Snow presented slides on her Europe trip to Rho Conclave at Lawton High, with Mrs. Paul Boudreaux as program chair. Mrs. Wesley Silk led business, minutes read by Mrs. Yom Rohnson, and Miss Trie Sharp chaired the lostess session. About 40 members enjoyed popcorn and Cokes.

Europe Tra Jo Snow Rho Kappa Kappa Tata Miss Snow Lawton Senior High School Paul Boudreaux Wesley Silk Yom Rohnson Lostess Miltrie Sharp Mesdames Olen Argo Ethel Mair Viva Bailes Bob Davis Vada Grooms J. C. Harmon

Guests Attend Club Meeting At To ec national club meeting

At a 7:30 p.m. gathering in the civic room of the Security Bank building members introduced themselves with country and length of stay in the states. Several German and Japanese guests and members from England Northern Ireland New Zealand Japan Mexico Spain and others attended and were welcomed or farewelled by hostesses and sponsors.

To Ec National Club Security Bank &Trust Company States T. A. Bailey Thew Mesdames Leroy Aske Omar la Fleuc P. Moss Germany Ann Wright Lawson Charles McElhaney Joe E. Smith T. J. Taylor J. A. Trexler Arthur Gaona Robert Swatosh Earl Beach Peter Jackson Eric Erickson Philip Monsey England Jack Ochler Northen Ireland Carl T. Freese New Zealand William Gavigan

Trooper Provides Safety Talk At RCA Wives Club Meeting

Mesdames Edward Allen and Kenneth Mc Cray were welcomed as new members at 7 36 p m RCA Wives club gathering hosted by Mrs Bernard W Brown in Columbia. Officer Wes Miller of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol led a safety program and answered questions on automobile regulations. Plans discussed for a spring dance May 17 and profits from a recent holiday dance to the Salvation Army.

Edward Allen Kenneth McCray RCA Wives Club Bernard W. Brown GCS Columbia Bernard C. Lackey Wes Miller Oklahoma Highway Patrol Theo Salvation Army Jack Saults Mesdames Terbert Bell Lloyd Bellis Charles Terry Norcan Lackey Norman Barth George B. Jones Jean Scott Carl Anderson Richard Buell Baward Bristol Glen Echols Daniel Kaderka Clarence Scalt

Mrs. Lloyd Aurell Home From Coast

Mrs. Lloyd Aurell of 1001 Dearborn returned from Seattle Washington after attending the funeral of her brother in law Charles Te Milley His wife is Frances Bondurant daughter of Mrs C L Bondurant of 501 D Mrs Aurell stayed for an extended visit with her sister while her husband went back to Lawton earlier

Lloyd Aurell Dearborn Seattle Wash Charles Te Milley Frances Bondurant C. L. Bondurant Aurell Lawton

Square dance clubs schedule from Lawton area

Social calendar lists Bray Sooner Dandies Square Dance Club and Reddy Kilowatt Square Dance Club. Lawton DAR chapter hosts at 1 15 pm with callers Mesdames Olmstead and Murray Jr. at 1425 North 28th. Reddy Kilowatt Club meets at 8 pm in Public Service building auditorium with caller Johnny Ralpinson.

Bray Sooner Dandies Pan American Legion E. Paul Tate Lawton Daughters of the American Revolution Mesdames M. E. Olmstead C. F. Murray Jr Reddy Kilowatt Square Home Service Public Service Company Johnny Ralpinson

Bible Learners Meet At Church

Bible Learners Sun day School class at First Baptist met in the church parlors at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Ruth Gore gave the opening prayer as Mrs. Co Y A Franklin led the business session. Group II served refreshments. Attendants included Mesdames Dora Bryan J H Burdock Elsie Goben Emma Handerson Nan Jones Sophie Rowntree Annie Laura Short and G A Townsley.

Nan Jones Sophie Rowntree Annie Laura Short G. A. Townsley

District Deputy To Visit Snyder Chapter No 177

Oklahoma City district deputy Mrs W Prigmore to make first official visit to Snyder chapter 177 Order of Eastern Star. She will deliver grand chapter instructions and meet OES officers for a practice session at 5 30 p m Tuesday. Jerome Morris named new caretaker for a Lawton area American Legion post building north of town.

Snyder W. Prigmore Oklahoma City Distrief Order of Eastern Strat Elgin Jerome Morris Margaret Mar American Legion Lawton

Calvary WMS Circles Hold Weekly Meetings

Calvary Baptist Woman's Missionary Society circles meet in members' homes and at the church. Mrs. Glen Kensell chaired a 9:30 a.m. business session. a lesson from Continent in Con negation was taught by Mrs. Dr M Kephart. Jeanie Spear circle met at 1:30 p.m. with prayers led by Mrs. Shirley Dicks. Alma Rohm circle held a 1:30 p.m. business period chaired by Mrs EH Matlin. Home Mission magazine lesson led by Mrs A L D Stinger.

Jessors Calvary Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Glen “Kensell Bill Rebekah L. J. Cloud Jesson M. Kephart Henry Wall Cuba C. C. Hanks Jeanie Spear Shirley Dicks Park Julia Gathright Lawrence Sheffield B. H. Peet Jd. H. Hayes Nnine Henry S. Hendrix Monroe Alma Rohm EH. B. Matlin Home Mission Magazine A. LD. Stinger L. D. Phillips Leylen SRG

Luncheon for Fort Sill Officers Nursery Personnel Held

Mrs Henry Ikard gave an invocation and Mrs George Conway led the devotional at a 1230 noon covered dish luncheon for Fort Sill Officers Nursery personnel at Mrs G M Lawrence home 708 Garfield Mrs Lawrence president led a brief business period with Ms A J Abraham as co hostesses Tables were set with girls presented to the co hostesses Mary Bridges T B James Sam Lee Lula McLain Lelon Woods Ruth Youree and Glenn Zea attended the session

Henry Ikard George Conway Fort Sill G. M. Lawrence Garfield Lawrence A. J. Abrahama Mary Bridges T. B. James Sam Lee Lula McLain Lelon, Woods Ruth Youree Glenn Zea

Highway Trooper Speaks To Shasta Daisy Club Event

Oklahoma highway patrol safety coordinator Wes Miller spoke at a Wednesday 2 p.m. Shasta Daisy meeting hosted by Mrs. C. I. Sauvres Jr. at 607 Monroe. Members shared pet peeves, a business period was led by Mrs. Clarence Ditmore, a mixer demonstration by Mrs. Louis Sexton, and gifts were exchanged. Refreshments served. Also present were numerous local ladies. a baby shower honoring Mrs. Lewis Preast and her infant son was held at Mrs. Oscar Carrington’s home with gifts and refreshments.

Wes Miller Oklahoma Highway Patrol Shasta Daisy C. I. Sauvres Jr Monroe Clarence Ditmore Louis Sexton Jess Percival Mesdames Paschal Austin James Babdy H. G. Biles James Hill Floyd Howell Leonard Rainey Arthur Whitehead Lewis Preast Oscar Carrington

Rev and Mrs Ledford Name Third Child Kent Alden

Chattanooga special: Rev and Mrs Herman Ledford of Chattanooga have named their son Kent Alden born January 5 in a Frederick hospital. The couple have two other children Jan and Keith. Grandparents are H. K. Holder of Mountain Park and T. M Ledford of Indiana.

Chattanooga Herman Ledford Kent Alden Frederick Hospital Ledford Jan Keith H. K. Holder Mountain Park

Disciples in Such a Lord study opens in Snyder

Snyder Special reports the Snyder Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting to begin a new course Disciples in Such a Lord by Albert E. Barnett. Members gathered at homes of Mrs. Alice Wingle with Lesson leader Mrs. Otto Elling and devotional by Mrs. Arch Parsons on January 22 plans discussed with Mrs. Carl Hughes. attendees included Mesdames Ray Anderson J. R. Blanchard Reuben Dempsey and Herbert Spurlock.

Snyder Albert E. Barnett Snyder Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service Alice Wingle Otto Elling Arch Parsons Carl Hughes Mesdamies Ray Anderson J. R. Blanchard Reuben Dempsey Herbert Spurlock

Goodwill Lodge Sets Installation at Goo will Rebekah No 83

Goo will Rebekah Lodge No 83 met at Goodwill Hall 607 Smith for a 7 30 p m session. Sir Ralph Lucas deputy named the decorating committee for the installation of officers including James Dan McPhail Earl Wheeler and Winnie Taliaferro. Assembly president's program for January was given by Mrs. Leas. Mrs Hennessee noble grand and Mr John Wood vice grand conducted the business session. Hennessee reported on 13 baskets prepared and distributed to shut ins at Christmas. About 25 members attended.

Goowill Rebekah Lodge U Goodwill Hall Smith Ralph Lucas Jodge James Dan McPhail Eart Wheer Winnie Taliaferro Leas Alfor Hennessee Noble Grand John Wood Henessee Brustes

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Bigbee Heads Club Planning Board Japan Forrest Harris Church Periodicals Club Episcopal Church Day Magazine H. F. Bollman Mrs. George Levite Bobby Crews Tom Manor George Levite C. H. Malone Louise Smith Carl Benson M. W. Goodman Bob Hughes Leonard Jones Dan Simmons M. T. Wilhile E. P. Wilkinson Aauw Group Othel Patton Order of Eastern Star Chattanooga High School Grandfield Keith Townley Ray Black Sexton Lasley W. L. Vickery Bak Cache Jeanette Ford Memos Cache High School Dar Snyder Garden Club P.m H. E. Davis J. A. Anthony Mesdames Hoyt Barker J. , Gilmer Capus Steve wicLaury George Mindemann Apache Tia Nyalan Burns Ford Peng Shenidan Trooper Mrs. Lloyd Aurell Calvary WMS E. McCord Lawtonian Shop Highway Trooper WSCS5 Garber‘’S Jewelers Fwo C Avenue D Avenue Scott's Merchant's Scotts TC Avenue
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