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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1964

Page

8

Fisher Club Installation Opens New Year

Officers of the Carrie M. Fisher club were installed at a Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs. Ed Cox at 5521 Eisenhower Drive. New officers include Ewlyn Metcalf as president and Jerry G. Wilson as vice president, with Dwight Morris Jr. secretary and Jerry D. Moon treasurer.

Carrie M. Fisher Club Ed Cox Eisenhower Drive Ewlyn Metcalf Jerry G. Wilson Dwight Morris Jr Jerry D. Moon Bob McCarthy John Hilliard Wilford Kenningham Jr Leonard Teakell Cox

Goodwill Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers in IOOF Hall

Goodwill Rebekah Lodge 83 installed Mrs. Howard Gear as noble grand and Mrs. Tenopir as vice grand along with a full staff during a Tuesday night ceremony in the IOOF hall. Present were Lodge 87 members and other officers. Maj. B. J. Keeling presented the flag and corsages were exchanged. A reception followed with a decorated cake bearing Thelma and Pansy names.

Goodwill Rebekah Lodge 83 Howard Gear Noble Grand Edd Tenopir IOOF Clifford Amero Maj B. J. Keeling C. M. Hardy Keeling Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant 16 Joseph Horvath Danny Hargett Odd Fellows Kay Meyers Twyla Shipman Theta Rho Tallent Wheatley Amero Harold McGrisfin McPhail Wheeler Miller Priest Vowell Thelma and Pansy Thelma

Four New Members Join NCO Wives Club at Fort Sill

Four new members and two guests were welcomed at the NCO Wives club meeting in the Fort Sill NCO club lounge. President Mrs Dominic Danzi announced the new members and listed upcoming events for January including a games session luncheon and birthday observance. Dental program classes begin January 14 with contact for dental chairman Mrs Eugene Lesthers.

NCO Wives Club NCO Club Fort Sill Dominic Danzi Willie L. Smith Jessie C. Vaughn Joseph N. Tucker Otha L. Epps Leslie J. Shelton Harry B. Card NCO Eugene Lesthers

Busy Bee Club Luncheon Elects Roxie Cook President

Mrs. Roxie Cook was installed president of the Busy Bee club of Lawton Rebekah lodge 87 at a covered-dish luncheon. Other officers named include Ruth Wagnon as vice president Byron Lassater as secretary Floyd Tice as treasurer Carl Wheatley as chaplain and Rainey as reporter. Cora Nix officiated with Sam Braddy as installing marshal. The outgoing president Rainey received a gift and gifts were given to officers. Secret Pal names were drawn for six months. Canasta followed the meeting with co hosts Tom Bradford Warren Baty and Ruby Bennight. additional attendees included A. C. McDonald Rod Evans W. A. Walker L. P. Morrison Jerry Abraham Ola Cooper Julia Percival and guests Tom Bradford and John St Clair.

Lodge 87 Carl Wheatley L. G. Vowell Ruth Wagnon R. E. Tallent Cora Nix Sam Braddy M. H. Bennett Tom Bradford Bill Foglesong Goodwill Lodge Gear Tenopir Miller O. T. Kelling Walter Patton Elsie Johnson Dale Langford Jack Persinotti Earl Wheeler Coy Suttle Noble Grand Roy Pamplin Amero Opal McLain Vice Grand J. B. Lucas Guardian Priest Shirley Golden Rex Mills Dan McPhail Nell Lillard W. D. White Linda Mills Roxie Cook Busy Bee Club Lawton Rebekah Lodge Byron Lassater Floyd Tice Rainey Club Wheatley Warren Baty Ruby Bennight A. C. McDonald Rod Evans W. A. Walker L. P. Morrison Jerry Abraham Ola Cooper Julia Percival John St. Clair

Dental Group Meeting Discusses Preventive Dentistry

The South Central Dental Assistants Society met at Capt. John Takala’s home at 58 South 45th. CaptTakala presented the agenda on Preventive Dentistry. Attendees included Betty Stotts, John Stubblefield, Icy Moore, Harold Paxton, Opalshee, Arthur Holm, Margaret Freese, D A Becker, Gladys Loveall, Joseph Payton, Wendell errenees, Anna Lee Zoll, Anita Sanders, and others.

South Central Dental Assistants Society John Takala S. 45Th Capt Takala Betty Stotts John Stubblefield Icy Moore Harold Paxton Opalshee Arthur Holm Garet Freese D. A. Becker Gladys Loveall Joseph Payton Wendell

John Adams P-TA Board Meeting Held With 11 Members

The executive board met Thursday in the school with Mrs. Arthur Hamilton presiding. An all day study group is planned for January 23 in the auditorium and all P TA members are invited. The next general unit meeting is February 3 on campus.

John Adams P-Ta Arthur Hamilton P-Ta

Dear Abby column prompts concern over troubled relatives

A reader warns about a young woman planning to marry a man recently released from prison. The man has a history of armed robbery and probation violations. Abby cautions that love is not a cure and urges the daughter to seek help herself. Other letters discuss ironing duties and unsolicited advice in families.

Abby Mr. C George

Coffees hosted by ATC officers wives in January

Mrs. Graham hosted a coffee at 2118 Lindy, with Mrs. Harry A. Smith and Mrs. Charles Busbee among present. Jan. 21 will see a special coffee for past commanders, while Mrs. Myron Westerman and Mrs. Grover Lewis plan events in the Officers Club Fireside room.

6Th Battalion ATC Donald Graham Lindy Harry A. Smith Charles Busbee Myron Westerman Grover Lewis Officers Club Busbee Westerman Lewis Larry Sims Adam Taracko Douglas Hughes Walter Maass Donald Boesch Ronald Scales Richard Dorschler Michael Garofalo

Teen-Age Dream Dresses Forecast for 1970s Wardrobe

AP reports at a New York fashion preview that teens may wear a built in telephone dress by 1970 or 1971. Predicted innovations include thought recording earnings, climate control units, radios, and a shoe stock ing combo. Designers Mol lie Parnis and others envision uniforms, lens visors, and transistor temperature control in future apparel.

New York American Designers Group New York Future Group Ann Fogarty Jo Copeland Patullo B. H. Wragge Jean Sprain Wilson New York (Ap Kirk Douglas Mollie Parnis Federico Forquet Ershana Ines Svensson Sweden Simonetta Italy Paris Elio Berhanger Bud Kilpatrick California Sybil Connolly Ireland

Radiation pasteurization could extend shelf life of seafood

Oregon State University researchers under a 28000 dollar contract with the Atomic Energy Commission study radiation pasteurization to extend freshness of seafood without heat or radioactivity. Scientists Sinnhuber and Anderson test gamma doses to kill bacteria and learn which microbes survive and affect storage. The goal is longer lasting food and a bigger world food supply.

Corvallis Ore UPI Oregon State University R. O. Sinnhuber A. W. Anderson Atomic Energy Commission Ber

Social Calendar Highlights Local VFW and DAR Events

Friday features VFW post 1193 and auxiliary games at 8 p.m. at the VFW building, 926 S Second. Saturday offers drill team at 9 a.m. and Daughters of the American Revolution at 1 45 p.m. at the Museum of the Great Plains. Also notes a fashion line mentioning Nikita Khrushchev and hats with Sally Victor offering lynx, lamb, mink variants.

VFW S. Second Daughters of American Revolution Museum of the Great Plains Nikita Khrushchev Sally Victor

Officers Wives Attend Lunch at Ramada Inn

Mrs. Charles Ingram hosted the wives of officers of the 7th Training Battalion USATCFA at a luncheon in the Ramada Inn. It was announced the next coffee would be February 5 at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Brown. Attending were Mrs. Harry Tchakarides Mrs. William Koons Mrs. Robert Dolan Mrs. Paul Bradhan Mrs. Brown Mrs. Daryl Clark Mrs. Gerald Jones and Mrs. Lawrence Knoll.

Charles Ingram 7Th Training Battalion Usatcfa Ramada Inn Lloyd Brown Harry Tchakarides William Koons Robert Dolan Paul Bradhan Brown Daryl Clark Gerald Jones Lawrence Knoll

Fire Marshal Guest of PTA in Douglass unit meeting

Lawton Fire Marshal Wiley Cox spoke at a Douglass Parent-Teachers Association meeting on precautions adults should take in caring for smaller children. About 150 attended. The group announced enrollment on the Gold Leaf honor roll.

Lawton Wiley Cox Douglass Parent-Teachers Association Unit

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Fisher Club Goodwill Rebekah Lodge Kenneth Priest Byron Lasater Lawton Rebekah Lodge 87 Dental Abigail van Buren Mab Erly Hills Calif Mrs. Graham Lawton Glass and Mirror Co Cache Road Square Garden Center Cache Road City National Bank Beauticians S.W Oklahoma Beauty School Sheridan Road Lacy Stylish Nikita Coloniai PTA Liberty Heights Ferris Aurous Shoes Erwin Acres Park
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