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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1956

Page

4

Social Calendar Highlights Local Groups and Events

Wednesday listings cover Hook and Whirl Square Dance at the American Legion hall hosted by Cecil Carter Tallent. Jaycee Jaynes dinner at Hotel Lawtonian. Woman's Forum discussion of arts festival. Schubert Music Club at McMahon Memorial auditorium with Leta Mae Smith. Lawton Woman's Forum officers election. Deb club and garden club luncheon and spring flowers film. various club meetings and civic events across Lawton. Saturday features a benefit dance by the VFW auxiliary No. 1193 at the VFW building.

Hook & Whirl Square Dance Club P.m American Legion Hall E. Art Ashline Messrs Cecil Carter R. E. Tallent Jaycee Jaynes Hotel Lawtonian Art Department Woman’s Forum Clarence Evilsizer Columbia Hubert Mann Schubert Music Club McMahon Memorial Auditorium Metropolitan Park Leta Mae Smith Lawton Woman’s Forum McMahon Foundation Johanna Cargill Oscar Cox H. L. Porter Mountain View Lawton American Association of University Women Lawton High School Woman’s Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW S. Second American Legion Auxiliary Lowery-Whitehead American Legion Royal Neighbors Sewing Club C. C. Weatherford Arlington American Business Women’s Association Lawterian Carolyn Hunt Club Bill Joyner W. R. Greer Little Theater Group Storey & Barton Cache Road N. 15Th Bateman Darling American Legion Post R. J. Best Andrews Annie Bullock Sneed United Daughters of the Confederacy Wilbert Garvin Euclid Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple S. Fourth Paul Waddie Claud Hight Park Lawton-Fort Sill C. D. Payne Sheridan Road John Gross J. D. Glenn Friendship Home Demonstration Club J. B. Lucas Garfield Wallock Memorial Congregational Church C. Paul Tate

Queen Candidate Will Be Honored Tonight at Open Coffee

Miss Sarah Lund, radio queen representative sponsored by Wacker Stores, will be honored tonight at an open coffee by the American Business Women's Association. The fete at Mrs. T. L. Atkins home 1446 N. 23rd runs 8 to 10 p.m. Proceeds go to the polio drive. Herman Greear called to Oklahoma City to attend his father after a heart attack.

Sarah Lund Radio Queen Wacker Stores, Incorporated American Business Women’s Association T. L. Atkins Bethel Herman Greear Oklahoma City

City officers installed by letter carrier auxiliary

Mrs Nat Robinson was installed as 1956 president of the National Association of Letter Carriers auxiliary. Others named were Mrs Lloyd Merritt as vice president, Mrs Lowell Dikes as secretary, and Mrs Ralph House as mistress at arms. The Robinson and Dikes hosted the meeting at 770 North 16th Street at 7 30 p.m. Monday. N J Hines led the social hour with What's in the Mail Box won by Mrs Dikes. Other attendees included Mrs Ralph Hawkins and Messrs Carl Fox Bill Pierce Bill Harrouff J E Frazier Nat Robinson Pete McMahon and James McCurty.

Nat Robinson National Association of Letter Carriers Auxiliary Lloyd Merritt Lowell Dikes Ralph House Messrs and Mesdames Robinson Dikes Robinson Home N. 16Th N. J. Hines Mrs. Dikes Ralph Hawkins Carl Fox Bill Pierce Bill Harrouff J. E. Frazier Pete McMahon James McCurty

Post-Nuptial Shower Honors Mrs Tucker At Indiahoma

Mrs Don Tucker formerly Miss Dean na Prince was honored at a post nuptial shower in the Indiahoma economics department with Hostesses listed among many families and friends. Pictures of the wedding were shown, gifts opened by the bride with her mother and the groom’s mother assisting, and a guest book supervised by Shirley Carothers and Annie Marcum.

Indiahoma Don Tucker Deanna Prince Arthur Prince Eula Thorn Dessig Hartman Ruth Carothers Shirley Carothers Ada Harrell Zella Beauchamp Joyce Thorp Muriel Beauchamp Theresa Moore Jewel Coffelt Ruth Woodward Victory Beavers Opal Nelson Doris Ellis Ruby Marcum Lillie Knowles Lydia Stoll Willie Brenton Valeria Hunt Yorene Kreuger Delores Stoll Alma Watts Bessie Robertson Hoyt Tucker Annie Marcum Ruby Stoll Rami Jean Stoll Leola Ethell Leona Boxberger Mary Wallis Rebecca Boxberger Dianne Bertha Skaggs Ed Bland Mary Beth Allitzer Polly Stepp Martha Bland Casper Fischer Jo Ann Messick Ben Moore Nora Christian Ida Baker Ray Powell Stanley Hargrove Peggy Carl Fisher Janice Fain Jack Savage Erva Vowell Ankney Lois Thames Henry Dotson Estella Pitts Henry Zitterkoch Janice Mesdames Velma Messick Ora

Guild Sees Color Slides at First Christian meeting

Mrs. Georgia B. Morris presented colored slides of the Holy Land to members of the First Christian Missionary guild during a Monday church parlor gathering. President Pauline English led a short business session, with Edith McDonald delivering the devotional. Co-hostesses were Mesdames W. C. Belcher and Ottis Stapp. Guests included Mesdames Fred Hamburger and George Gill, with many others in attendance.

The Holy Land Georgia B. Morris First Christian Missionary Guild Pauline English Edith McDonald W. C. Belcher Ottis Stapp Fred Hamburger George Gill Mesdames W. H. Parsons P. W. Littlefield Fred Thomason Robert Chrisman J. A. Ludrick Winifred LeBarre Joe House Lloyd Dupler Lola Black B. H. Wertz Albert S. Brown Annie Laurie Montague W. P. Thompson Mildred Brown Eva Frazier Dorothy Schenkel

Shower Honors Mrs. Tom Ray

A personal shower honoring Mrs. Tom Ray was hosted at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Snider. The Baptist church Women's Missionary society organized the event with numerous attendees and gift givers listed by name.

Tom Ray Cache Kenneth Snider Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Alvie Darn Henry Renschen Clarence Lee Walter Morris E. M. Woodard Glen Watts Don Speigel J. M. Tidwell Jr Archie Dupler Jr Chuck Margon M. D. Burk Bill Beasley Ned McCord Lester Norris Prentice Richards A. E. Petty Lila McDonald Dora Shamley Vera Maples Carolyn Dupler

New Circle Formed by Northside Baptist Church

Northside Baptist Church members formed Bailey Sewell circle with Mrs. R. B. Killian as chair and Mrs. Troyce Price as co chair. The first meeting at Killian home included officers L. M. Young secretary treasurer Ed Kanady youth director and others. Guest speaker Mrs. Henry Ledford spoke on mission study book The Tribes Go Up and three guests attended.

Northside Baptist Church R. B. Killian Bailey Sewell Troyce Price Killian L. M. Young Ed Kanady Thomas Bowlin Eunice Vestal R. C. Montgomery Carson Everett Henry Ledford Snyder Fred Metscher Women’s Missionary Circles Everett Norman Robertson Betty Smith W. M. Liles Doyle Warner Edgar Hallock Walker Hill Martha Cole B. M. Ferris M. A. Smith B. H. Methvin Dorene Hawkins Williams Francis Brnce Jan Musgrave Ed Hawkins Sycamore Hawkins W. F. Hardy C. T. Bullard R. G. Alexander D. E. LaClair W. W. Maret

Circle Welcomes Newest Member

Circle welcomes Mrs. James Bowen as a new member of Circle V of First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service at a 7 30 p m meeting. Mrs. M F Bohl presided with Mrs. John Holcomb as chairman. Mrs. Charles Brooks gave the devotional and Mrs. William Porter led the lesson study Combining Our Efforts for Everlasting Peace. Guest was Mrs. Ray Coffey. Following the business session, several members were noted.

James Bowen First Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service M. F. Bohl Euclid John Holcomb Charles Brooks William Porter Ray Coffey Alvin McKasson Jess Griffin Cecil Easton Gary Anderson Ashley Foote J. J. Stowe Jr Donald Kenney Harold Ledford

Forget-Me-Not Club Donates $25 To March of Dimes

Members of the Forget-Me-Not club gave $25 to the March of Dimes at a Tuesday meeting at the Lawton Recreation Center. A 6:30 p.m. pot-luck dinner preceded business sessions, with twenty members present. Mrs. Dorothy Admire, president, led the meeting and posters were distributed in downtown stores.

Lawton Recreation Center Dorothy Admire

Garretts mark 60th wedding anniversary at Bethel home

Bethel special notes that Mr and Mrs W A Garrett celebrated their 60th anniversary with family and friends at their home east of Lawton. All but one son Wesley attended from Washington DC along with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Additional Bethel Youth Fellowship members plan to attend a Lawton MYF sub district meeting at Centenary Methodist Church at 7:30 pm Thursday.

Bethel W. A. Garrett Wesley Garrett Washington, D.C Garrett Home Lawton Bethel Methodist Youth Fellowship MYF Centenary Methodist Church

Daddy Date Night by FHA Group at Lawton High

Toby Morris spoke at a daddy date night for Lawton High School Future Homemakers of America in the high school speech room. Fathers filled roles of attending daughters with 75 people present, enjoying contests, songs, and a barbershop quartet before fruit punch and cookies.

FHA Toby Morris Lawton High School Future Homemakers of America Ed Goodgson Paul Akers Joyce Pursley Rubena Hennessee

Bethel WSCS Holds All Day Meeting at Bethel Church

Bethel Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service held an all-day session at the Bethel church with Mrs Joe Fullerton teaching on everlasting peace. Morning quilting, afternoon session after a covered dish lunch. Attendees included Rev O W York Mrs York and several listed members.

Bethel Joe Fullerton Bethel Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service Quilting Eunice Stout O. W. York York

Bethel Church to Host Farewell Basket Dinner for Bill Welch

Bethel Methodist church plans a farewell basket dinner Sunday honoring Bill Welch who soon leaves the armed forces to return home to Kentucky and resume college.

Bethel Bill Welch Kentucky Bethel Methodist Church

Horses Retired From Farms Feed Millions

Over the past 25 years between twenty and twenty five million horses have been retired from American farms. This shift has freed up food production capacity that could feed about ninety million people.

Fletcher Seniors To Present Play The Night Owl

Fletcher high school seniors stage a mystery comedy The Night Owl with two performances Friday at 1 p m and 8 p m in the school auditorium. Cast includes Doris Johnson Billy Don Masters Don Harrell Claudia Reynolds Barbara Grisham Lowell Derryberry Darlene Jump Marion Miller Charlotte Whitfield and Danny Hayes.

Altrusa Club Sets Thursday Meeting at New Site

Altrusa Club will meet at 6 39 p m Thursday at Martin's restaurant after a change of venue. President Marie Detty urged reservations by 6 p m today for the dinner meeting.

Altrusa Club New Place Lawton Altrusa Club Martin’s Marie Detty

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Letter Carrier Auxiliary City Marler’s Pet Shop Tucker Bob Singleton Pearl Smith Geneva Smith Mary Jane Colleen Hunt Pauline Lafferty Phyllis Bid Ryder Valois W. C. Meadows Betty Wilkerson Ruby Meyers Barbara Ollie J. R. Hill Ralph Stoll Edd Smith John Beck Bertis Baker Bobbie Roy Coffelt Ed Cranfill A. A. Prince R. K. Allen Sue Otto Bussanmass Ed Gordon Lloyd McLinn Bessie Singleton Gladys Hannabass Andy Bennett Nina Parker Lou Harrison Esther Webster Earlene Shirley Lorene Moon Edith Medline Chebahtah Corrine Chance Guild Coroate Colgate Club Edwards & Edwards Treadles Singer Jack Jumper Juanita Beverly L. R. McClenny Joan Carlene Crow Paulette Vivian Bethel Wscs Fletcher Clements Landscape Nursery Ith Our Lawtonian Fort Sill Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Dickens Vy Price P&m LaVerne Hotel Singer Manufacturing Company U. S Singer Sewing Center
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