Social Events Compiled For Week In Lawton Area
Community groups announce meetings and activities from Tuesday through Thursday. Clubs include Forget-Me-Not, Vagabond, and Whirl Square Dance at various halls, Auxiliary 1860 hosts, Centenary Methodist guild on Burma program, and many home demonstration and civic clubs with times and locations across Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Vagabond Club
Beverly Clemmer
H. Hook & Whirl Square Dance Club
American Legion Hall
E. Art Ashline
Messrs
Mesdames
C. W. Littlefield
Blaine Parrish
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
W. G. Ogden
Ivan Lanman
W. R. Morris
Club Plans Box Supper at Lake Quanah Parker
The Cup L Ett es club under Raymond Jester schedules a box supper for February 6 at Lake Quanah Parker in the Wichita mountains. A May format is tentatively planned. Committee members Paul DeCoster W W Kenningham and Jester will finalize details at the American Legion hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Jester
Cup-L-Ettes Club
Lake Quanah Parker
Wichita Mountains
Messrs
Mesdames
Paul DeCoster
W. W. Kenningham
Jester
American Legion
Seventh
Junior Miss Club Holds Regular Meeting at Hostess Home
The vice president Brenda Burton led the business session as Junior Miss club members met at Jayne Holsinger’s home 1338 Cherry. Cokes were served during the social hour after the meeting with attendees Nana Animis Jill Babbitt Linda Cooter Margie Crawford Jacquelyn Dye Julia Fullerton Mary Ann Goode Pat Kytle Deanna Paramore Jan Rice Suzanne Silcott Carol Smith Adelle Skrolle Marie Violett Peggy Wickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Burton
Jayne Holsinger
Cherry
Cokes
Nana Amis
Jill Babbitt
Linda Cooter
Margie Crawford
Jacquelyn Dye
Julia Fullerton
Mary Ann Goode
Pat Kytle
Deanna Paramore
Jan Rice
Suzanne Silcott
Carol Smith
Adelle Skrolle
Marie Violett
Peggy Wickman
Shower Honors Mrs. Milner Bride in First Methodist Church
A post nuptial shower for Mrs. Charles Milner was hosted in the First Methodist church parlor by many co hostesses. Miss Frances King and Mrs. Bernard Montgomery led the tea service as guests viewed gifts and a pink white floral arrangement. The honoree, formerly Lorena Pete, teaches at Washington Elementary and married during Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Milner
First Methodist Church
Frances King
Bernard Montgomery
Lorena Pete
Washington
King
Beverly Stanton
J. F. Darnell
Jess Griffin
Fred Hammond
J. D. Howard
Duane Huscher
A. W. Langston
Melvin May
Montgomery
J. J. Stowe Jr
E. R. Thompson
Local Names Listed in Historical Roll Call
D. G. Porter and A. C. Rippy join Grover Ralston, Guy Robertson, B. F. Smith, Peter Starns, Eva Sy dell, Eula Shaw, H. M. Tilton, Gordon Wayne, D. L. Wigington, Guy Wilson, Laura Wells, Ivan Walz and J. T. Wood among others in the documented roster.
Today's Women Program at Saddle Mountain Elects Officers
Saddle Mountain Study club held an all day luncheon meeting with Mrs. Orbin Henson as host. Mrs. Ryvers Reeder was elected president with Mrs. Joe Taylor as vice president and Mrs. Frank Burk as secretary treasurer. Mrs. James L Culbertson spoke on Women of Today noting the president's wife as a powerful figure and outlining women of England Greece and Egypt. Mystery Friends were revealed and new year names drawn. Guests included Mrs. Delf Meek Mrs. Nelson Davis Mrs. Clyde Olney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
Orbin Henson
Saddle Mountain Study Club
Roy Henderson
George Cox
James L Culbertson
England
Greece
Egypt
Ryvers Reeder
Joe Taylor
Frank Burk
Delf Meek
Washita
Nelson Davis
Roosevelt
Clyde Olney
Mesdame
Altrusa Club Sets Guest Night Dinner
Lawton Altrusa club will host a guest night at Martins Restaurant at 7 30 p m with Floyd Wood vocational counselor from the state vocational board as speaker. Mrs Janet Thompson presides. A film titled Come back will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
Helen Elliott
Ada Knight
Dixie Scruggs
Burma
T. J. Coursey
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant
IOOF
Jaycee Jones
Caudia
Friendship Home Demonstration
A. O. Andrews
Meers
Kenneth Wolf
Paradise Valley
Paul Swagerty
Joe Lansden
Mary Swartz
C. C. Musgrove
Bell
Bateman-Darling
Fort Sill
Rex Lee
Cheyenne
NCO
Howard Tedrow
H. C. Waterbury
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Roseland Parent-Teacher
Altrusa Club of
Lawton
Martin's Restaurant
Floyd Wood
Cameron College
Geronimo
Glen Hasting
Mountain View
H. F. Vogel
Junior Service League
Lawton Golf & Country Club
Schubert Music Club
McMahon Foundation
Byron Lasater
S. Seventh
Elks Lodge
Harold Carey
Charles Toegel
State Vocational Board
Janet Thompson
Martin’s
Education Group Selects Officers in Comanche-Cotton Unit
FE. B. Caywood of Walters was elected chairman of the Comanche- Cotton county unit of the Oklahoma Cooperative Program of Education Administration. Earl Pinkerton, Walters, named recorder. OCPEA promotes study of educational problems and discussed excused absences at Feb 22 meeting. Coaches set county basketball tournament for Jan 26–30 at Lawton High School. Glen Dosser named tournament manager. Several Cotton county educators attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. B. Caywood
Walters
Comanche- Cotton County
Oklahoma Cooperative Program of Education Administration
Earl Pinkerton
OCPEA
Kellorg Foundation
Arthur Farrar
Elgin
Kenneth Harrel
Fletcher
Net
Comanche County Schoolmasters Club
George King
Oliver Hodge
Charles P. Hall
E. B. Caywood
Alvin Hand
James
Local names listed include Walters and King in Union Valley area
A fragmented OCR list names several individuals such as Walters King Alfred Martin J Lynch Don Newcomb and J Adams from Tem ple plus Willoughbe Baxter Priddy Watson and Rand area residents. The text shows a regional roster or event participants with multiple first and last names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Walters
Negial King
Alfred C. Martin
J. D. Lynch
Don Newcomb
J. T. Adams
Temple
Mike Willoughbe
Thomas Baxter
Union Valley
Allen Priddy
A. T. Watson
Rand
Cityans Attend Market in Dallas
Mrs. Lottie P. Friedman of the Vogue and Mrs. W. A. Ritzweiler of the Parisian were among the shoppers to visit the Dallas market. The report notes their presence as part of local interest in fashion and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Lottie P. Friedman
Vogue
W. A. Ritzweiler
Parisian
American Fashion Association Spring Show in Dallas
More than 5 000 buyers attend the American Fashion Association spring and summer show January 17 to 22 in Dallas. The association of 500 salesmen showcases over 1 200 lines of women’s and children’s apparel at the Adolphus and Baker hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
American Fashion Association
Adolphus and
Baker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pioneer Club
Quest Club
Security Bank & Trust Company
Scott Home Demonstration Club
R. L. Seagroves
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Grove
Reddy Kilowatt
Public Service Company
Tom Oliver
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
E. Oliver
D Avenue
Wadsworth
Benrus
Gruen
N” Dolls Toy Shop
Tot
Johnson
Altrusa Club
Corwin
Education Group
Kirby
Sales Service Rentals
Guy Kleeman
Smith
Ds Aan
Mit
Lawton Beauty School
Hann
Ted Newman
Mercury
Lincoln
Buster Wyatt
Culligan
TRE
All-In
A&b Drug Co
Tel
Bdharmacy
Fort Sill Blvd
Bernell Gilbert
Mgr
Lawton’s Prescription Center
Boulevard Pharmacy
Superior
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