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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1958
Page
5
A cluttered social calendar lists the Tuesday and Wednesday events across various venues. It notes installations of new officers, sorority and auxiliary gatherings, lodge and club meetings, and civic notices with locations such as Dearborn, Garden club, and St. Andrews parish house.
Founder's Day observed by Chapter 7 of PEO Sisterhood with roll call led by Mrs Oawkesy and Mrs Wolverton. Meeting at the home of Mrs Walverton on Monday evening included standing committee reports, refreshments for guest Miss Ante Owens, and attendance of several named members and officers.
Four Toacowiner have returned from a weekend visit in Con was Springs Kansas where they attended the wedding of a sister of two women Mesdames Jelis Bow and Cecil Lee Jan the day Howell Daughter of Law lonians Mr and Mes Howell Conwasr Springs tied to Robert Mingster in a pen ceremony Mesdimes Guy Berram and iso attended the event.
Mrs. Virgil Alexander presented an original piper titled Jeery Tomorrow A Vision of Lape to members of Chapter BY of PRO Sisterhood at a Monday meeting held in the home of Mrs. W. E. Toot ing, Arlington. Mrs Rex Lee presided. Refreshments were served. Attending were numerous members and guests, including Milanes Bil Beney, Charles Blevisne, and Joo rou slane, among others.
Enrollment for a youth art workshop this spring runs Saturdays at Lawton Recreation Center. Co sponsors include the Greater Denton Arts Council Junior Service League and Avis department of Lawson Worms Farm. Children pay a small fee for the semester.
Two County WMU members in Lawton will attend the Women’s Missionary Union meeting at Central Baptist Church Ninth and 6. The session opens at 9 30 a m with Mrs John Woodward presiding. Lunches and drinks are planned, a nursery provided, and sessions include devotional and business programs. Open study institute will follow with teachers and age group classes. Carolyn Mantell will host a 10th anniversary birthday luncheon at 1 p m Thursday at 302 Cherry.
Lawton Jaycee Janes met at Carl's Restaurant on Sheridan Road to plan veal projects and a Valentine dance with pigs as refreshments. White elephants were to be prizes, a benefit coffee for polio relief was pledged, and new officers were elected with Mrs. Tom Stanton as treasurer.
The Southwest Iris Society will hold an installation at 7 30 p m Thursday in the home of Mrs R Grant Mangum Sr 701 North Terri The current president is Mrs James G True and will preside over the ceremony This meeting aims to induct a new officer and confirm the leadership for the group
Xi Tau chapter of Beta Sigma sorority plans a polio relief coffee to benefit the March of Dimes. It will be held Saturday at Mrs Floyd Kennedy's home 3018 Euclid with Mrs R B Owens assisting. A Monday meeting approved sending 29 to the Pauls Valley Retarded Children's home as the service project.
At Unity Rebekah lodge No. 121 IOOF hall 10944 D Mrs Norma Davenport appoints a committee for installation decorations. Named are Mesdames Arthur Barrett Noble Fields and A B Ward. Guest book by Mrs Jack Wellington for 7 30 p m Friday at the hall. Members and guests total 41 with reports on pancake day and rummage sale and visits from Arkansas Rebekah officials.
Two Latyton Senior Girl Scout Troop No. 6 members, Lynn Chambers and Margaret Dewey, were named delegates to a Senior Scout planning board meeting January 19 at Marlow. Advisor is Robert Darnes of Chickasha. Troop leader is Mrs. 7. C. Moore. Board aims to expand South Central Girl Scout programs and promote national and international events. It sponsors Oklahoma State Senior Scout Conference plans for March 21-23 near Hinton. Local Senior Girl Scouts invited to a March 3 meeting at Mrs. Stanley Chambers home where R. E. Greet will discuss tornado safety and civil defense participation.
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