Scout Board Plans Events At Fort Sill
Five new members join the Fort Sill Girl Scout program as Mrs. Wishart announces appointments to the local board. New leaders and assistants are named for Troop 7 and Brownie Troop 3, with a First Aid course planned and a book drive for the Fort Sill commissary children's room. A hay ride honors Intermediate Scouts after calendar sales. Juliette Lowe tea set for March 15 features Brownies and Scouts hosting parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
H. H. Wishart
Girl Scout Board
Rucker Park
Robert P. Clay
P. H. Waggoner
Clay
Waggoner
Running Deer
New Fort Sill
F. Q. Goodell
Juliette Lowe
C. W. Henry
Mesdames C. W. Kietz
W. J. Henry
A. C. Meier
D. D. Rasco
Visit of Mrs Ivan Catshall to Lawton OES Chapter
District deputy Mrs Ivan Catshall of district 31 OES will visit Lawton chapter 82 OES with officers at 2 15 pm and all members at 7 30 pm Friday. A covered dish dinner is planned in the 6 pm slot with details via Mrs Austin Parker 1266. Officer elections at 10 am Tuesday for Lawton Garden Club at Mrs W J Ari 816 Gore with program chair Mrs Johns. Snyder Girl Scouts met with Mrs L J Ryan for games last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Catshall
Cement
Order of Eastern Star
Lawton
OES
Austin Parker
Rpm
Masonic Temple
Lawton Garden Club
W. J. Ari
Gore
Johns
SCOUT
Snyder
Snyder Girlcouts
L. J. Ryan
Ener
Girl Scout
Barbara Morrow Weds Robert Reeder in Central Baptist Ceremony
Barbara Joan Morrow and Robert Edgar Reeder wed at 8 p m December 19 in Central Baptist church with floral arch and music. Rev Richard T Hopper officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr Mrs Leroy Morrow, wore a white satin gown with cathedral train and pearl jewelry. The groom is son of Mr Mrs Robert L Reeder and works with his father at Bob Reeder and Son Used Cars. After a reception in the church parlor the couple left for a Galveston honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Joan Morrow
Robert Edgar Reeder
Central Baptist Church
Richard T. Hopper
Msgt
Leroy Morrow
Euclid
Reeder
Robert L. Reeder
Ferris
Harold Woodward
LaDell Wade
Donna Sanders
Carol Gustafson
Wayne Gustafson
Jimmy Johns
Duane Miller
Richard Neptune
George Martin
Brownfield
Texas
Andis Moore
Lubbock
Beverly Kimbell
Galveston
Lawton High School
Commerce
National Honor Society
Order of Rainbow
Cameron College
Commerce Club
ROTC
Bob Reeder
Lawton Forum Endorses Special Education Bill for Handicapped
The Lawton Woman's Forum unanimously endorsed the Special Education Bill for Handicapped Children now before the Oklahoma House after Senate passage. At the McMahon Foundation building meeting, members heard praise for the Comanche County Council for Retarded Children and urged letters to governor and legislators supporting state aid and district funding for handicapped education. The group also approved joining efforts to urge bicycle license reporting and celebrated a City Mission Christmas party that expanded from 100 to 200 children assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Woman’s Forum
House
State Senate
McMahon Foundation
John W. Tyree
Comanche County Council
H. B. Routh
Comanche
Lawton
Tyree
E. P. McMahon
Joe Turner
Junior Service League
City Mission
Santa Claus
Mary Lavinia Young
Thelma Talla
Mesdames
Lloyd Aurell
James A. Black
Marie Detty
Jess B. Forbess
J. C. Kennedy
J. R. Montgomery
Latha H. Prosser
Carl Stephens
Mrs. Clarence Orf Heads 'Farmerettes'
Mrs. Clarence Orf was elected president of the Farmerette club at a meeting hosted southeast of Apache by Mrs. Bill King. New officers include Mrs. Roy Jenkins as vice president, Mrs. Everett Challis as secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Edward Boydston as reporter. Three new members join: Mesdames Faye Roberts Bill Hobbs and Lewis Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Orf
Farmerette Club
Bill King
Roy Jenkins
Everett Challis
Edward Boydston
Mesdames
Faye Roberts
Bill Hobbs
Lewis Martin
Installment of officers for James Heigh unit 248
Mrs. J. L. Zipen, sixth district president, installed the James Heigh unit No. 248 officers at 8 p.m. Friday at the Douglass USO club. Officers named include Ear ly Shaw president James Sanders first vice president Morsie Hill second vice president J F McElwaine secretary Sherman Hylton treasurer Carrie Jones chaplain Richard Traylor historian Henry Hurd sergeant at arms. The unit organized in October with Lowery-Whitehead unit No. 29 aid now has 19 members and was attended by several Lowery-Whitehead auxiliary members and district leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Zipen
James Heigh
American Legion Auxiliary
Douglass Uso Club
Early Shaw
James Sanders
Morsie Hill
J. F. McElwaine
Sherman Hylton
Carrie Jones
Richard Traylor
Henry Hurd
Lowery-Whitehead
C. A. Dean
Lowery-Whitehead Auxiliary
Mesdames Zeb Williams
Schubert M. Lewis
Claud Hight
Mollie Leonard
Bart Gayle
N. H. Davis
Tulsa
O. T. Garber
Frye-Seymour Nuptial Vows Exchanged In Church Ceremony
Miss Loie Deloris Seymour of Apache and Thomas Neil Frye of Devol exchanged marriage vows at Apache's First Baptist Church on Christmas Day at 7 p.m. The service featured poinsettias, cedar swags, and red carnations. music by Deanie McMahann and Joe Frank Marsh. The couple, graduates of Cameron College and Phi Theta Kappa members, plan a home in Stillwater after a brief trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apache
First Baptist Church
Loie Deloris Seymour
Thomas Neil Frye
Devol
O. C. Edwards
Deanie McMahann
Joe Frank Marsh
Eli Reno
Mary Martin
Snyder
Norma Lou Arndt
Oklahoma City
Bertha Mae Scherler
Walters
Jack Greear
Lawton
Leo Spence
Weatherford
Edmundo Astorga
Managua
Nicaragua
Terry Ann Frye
Betty Gee
Pauline Sexton
D. McCarty
Dessie Bowin
Billy Ruth McDonald
Stillwater
West Elm Avenue
Cameron College
Phi Theta Kappa
Oklahoma A&m College
Wheat Estimate Is Unchanged
The Agriculture Department kept its 1953 winter wheat forecast at 611,141,000 bushels, the smallest in a decade. It cited heavy losses on fall planted acreage and dry weather likely to limit total production, based on conditions through January 1 and partial rain but still continuing subsoil moisture shortages in the Great Plains.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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Scout Board
Barbara Morrow
Robert Reeder
Film For Club
Old Settlers Club
Oo Legion Hall
Hawkins
Valentine
Fairmont
Hourete
Gulewatc
Parma
Fort Sill Blvd
Kimball and Wurlitzer
Gibson
Leister
Lawton Theater
The
Coney Is
Edwards
Sleepy Hollow
U. S. Patent Office
N. 19Th
Ed Lindsey
Anadarko Hospital
D’ss
Great Plains
E. Oliver
D Avenue
Elgin
Wadsworth
Benrus
Gruen
Suede Shoes
South Third Street
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