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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1953

Page

5

Social Events and clubs fill Lawton schedule

Lawton area clubs and social events fill the week: Hook and Whirl and Square Dance at American Legion hall Seventh and E host Earl Jackson and Blaine Parrish. Jaycee Jones at Public Service Home service room. Centenary Methodist guild at church with Mrs Nayior and Mrs Leigh. Junior Deb club at 1515 Arlington. Entre Nous club at 801 Bell speaks on Women of Norway and Nordic nations. Rainbow for Girls and Theta Rho Girls Club meetings. First Christian church fellowship dinner. multiple Home Demonstration clubs meet. Salon No 315 at Bateman Zarling. concert features Genevieve Rowe at Lawton High. Cosmopolitan Club luncheon. Three Link and Vagabond clubs. mission talks in Baptist church basement. Pioneer Women luncheon. Beta Omicron Beta Sigma Phi theater event. Arts Forum session on Arts Festival. Reddy Kilowatt dance canceled due to March of Dimes slate at Cameron with next session Feb 7.

Robert F. Nayior Mary Ida Leigh Christina Swanson Julia Russell Frankie van Hoozer Kay Ann Hurst Arlington Entre Nous Club Milo Tague Bell Norway Weden Denmark Finland Mesdames J. Hale Edwards T. G. Russell Square D Square American Legion Hall E. Ernest Hunter Order Rainbow Masonic Temple Mary Swartz Mary Swartz Rose Club Dewey Callahan Kingsbury Theta Rho New Ioof Hall First Christian Church Fellowship Friendship Home Demonstration Club Jean Goodin Kenneth Wolf Bateman-Zarling American Legion Fort Sill Genevieve Rowe Lawton High School R. J.ewhard M. B. Howard Pershing Drive Les Moiselles Kenneth Little J. E. Mahon Irene Jeffers Mary Demarest Hsin Chu Taiwan First Baptist Church Pioneer Women’s Club E. Messing John W. Storer Scott Bob Morford Beta Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Carol Best Quest Club James A. Black Gore Arts Department of Lawton Woman’s Forum Chamber of Commerce

Lawton Man at OU Medical School Welcomes Daughter

Personal notice from Rollie Allen that his wife gave birth to a daughter Monday evening in an Oklahoma City hospital. Allen, a senior at the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine, is the son of Mrs. Dorothy Allen and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Northrup.

Rollie Allen Lawton Oklahoma University School of Medicine Oklahoma City Allen Dorothy Allen O. W. Northrup

PTA Meeting Highlights Book Review and Plans

The McKinley Parent-Teacher Association met at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the school auditorium. Rev. J. J. Stowe Jr. reviewed Fathers Are Parents Too and spoke on fostering security in children. The group approved uniforms for the midget basketball team and noted room counts won by Mrs. Crutcher’s third grade and Lee Smith’s sixth grade. refreshments were served.

J. J. Stowe Jr First Methodist Church McKinley Parent- Teacher Association John Taylor Moore Fort Sill Fred Hammond McKinley James Wallace Rev. Stowe

Mistletoe Club Reports Annual Meeting and Events

The Mistletoe Club held its first monthly meeting of the year at Mrs. Leemon Hood’s home with a covered dish lunch. New officers led the session and a schoolhouse social with Friendly Sister gifts was announced. The February meeting was planned for Miss Christine Sheetz’s home. thirteen members and four children attended.

Comanche County Mistletoe Leemon Hood Christine Sheetz

Coneflower program showcased by Wichita Mountains club

Wichita Mountains Wildflower Garden club met at Mrs. Wayne Rowe’s near Meers to hear Mrs. Richard Hitch discuss the coneflower family as the club’s 1952 53 season opens. She described the yellow coneflower as a long lived prairie perennial and noted pink coneflowers niggerheads and Black eyed Susans with painting by Mrs. Duane Huscher illustrating each bloom.

Mountains Richard Hitch Wichita Mountains Duane Huscher Prairies United States Hitch Huscher James K. Haley B. F. Ferguson Joe Taylor Neda Birdsong Ernest J. Greenwalt Jack Howenstine Harry Routh Frank Rush Jr John S. Taylor Olan Reid Carl Smelser Ben Stinson A View

Martha Sprague Sings In Chicago

Mr and Mrs Robert S Sprague and their 14 year old daughter Martha returned from a trip to Chicago Ill where they attended the Furniture Market Martha was one of four outstanding young singers on Don McNeils Breakfast Club radio program She studies with Mrs L M Gensman and is active in high school music as soprano soloist for the Girls Triple Trio and sings with the Mixed Group

Robert S. Sprague Chicago Ill Martha Don McNeil L. M. Gensman

Piano Students Present Recital at Indiahoma High

In the Indiahoma high school auditorium Mrs. Odell Ethell led a recital by her piano pupils. Participants included Lester Ad ler, Janice Gland, Joyce Glandon, Judy Glandon, Norma Geiger, Dolores Hargrove, Carol King, Mike King, Janice Meadows, Gayle Perkins, Shirley Parker, Deanna Prince, Edwina Singleton, Joan Smith, Mary Jane Smith, Carroll Williams, and Jay Woodward.

Ndahoma Indiahoma High School Odell Ethell Lester Adler Janice Gland Joyce Judy Glandon Norma Geiger Dolores Hargrove Carol Mike King Janice Meadows Gayle Perkins Shirley Parker Deanna Prince Edwina Singleton Joan Mary Jane Smith Carroll Williams Jay Woodward

Missionaries To Speak Here at First Baptist Church

Two life long missionaries Misses Irene Jeffers and Mary Demarest will speak Friday night in the basement of the First Baptist church with the public invited to attend the program slated to begin at 7 30 p m in the dining hall Former missionaries to China they are now serving as missionaries to Hsin Chu Taiwan Formosa

Irene Jeffers Mary Demarest First Baptist Church China Hsin Chu Taiwan Formosa

Auxiliary Holds Initiation Rites at Fort Sill

Mrs. Fred Speare served as initiation officer as seven women joined the Bate man Zarling American Legion auxiliary at the Fort Sill American Legion Hut. Initiated were Mesdames M. W. Day C. E. Cotter J. O. Davis Louis Runnels E. E. Stewart J. W. Nunn and J. W. Williams. Other initiating members included Mrs. Oliver Townsend chaplain Mrs. J. H. Martin first vice president and Mrs. Charles Fowl-

Fred Speare Bateman-Zarling American Legion Auxiliary American Legion Hut Fort Sill M. W. Day C. E. Cotter J. O. Davis Louis Runnels E. E. Stewart J. W. Nunn J. W. Williams Oliver Townsend J. H. Martin Charles Fowl

Auxiliary and Legion Hold Initiation Ceremony and Dance

Following the initiation ceremony, refreshments were served and a dance was enjoyed by 30 auxiliary members and Legion members. Guests included Mesdames Charlie Alligard Charles Atkins Apache Mrs Lester Brown Elgin and Mrs Ira R Brown Lawton.

Henry Nebeling Bill Quantz Auxiliary Legion Charlie Alligard Charles Atkins Apache Lester Brown Elgin Ira R. Brown Lawton

Eastern America's highest improved auto highway reaches Clingmans Dome

A newly completed improved automobile highway reaches Clingmans Dome in the Great Smoky Mountains, the peak rising to six thousand six hundred forty three feet. The route marks a milestone for eastern U S road travel and offers access to the park’s famed summit.

America Clingman’s Dome Great Smoky Mountains

Mrs M Cummins Heads To Washington For Postmasters Meet

Chattanooga postmaster Mrs Margaret Cummins, reappointed to the National Association of Postmasters executive committee, will depart Saturday January 24 for Washington to attend the January 26 27 meeting representing District 4 including Arkansas Mississippi and Oklahoma. She also serves as president of the state association.

Chattanooga Margaret Cummins National Association of Postmasters Washington, D. C Raymond V. McNamara Haverhill Mass Cummins Arkansas Mississippi Oklahoma

Thrift Noted Among 88 Million Americans

A concise observation highlights thrift as a notable trait among 88 million Americans. The remark points to cautious spending, saving habits, and prudent budgeting influencing household choices and economic behavior during the period.

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Progressive Home Demonstration Club Bill Yoakim Joey Johnston Columbia Reddy Kilowatt Square March of Dimes Cameron Motorola Norge Sales and Service PTA Mistletoe Club Wichita Mountains Club Martha Sprague Walker’s Paint & Wallpaper CO Mrs. M. Cummins Washington Griffin Life Insurance Institute of Life Insurance Madison Avenue New York N. Y
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