Club Greets New Member In Inspirational Beaver Valley
1964 meeting in Elgin features Mrs Henry Cline as new president presiding at the beaver valley club gathering. Hand work for hostess and quilt project noted. New member Mrs Dan Taylor joins. members invited to bring handmade valentines for February meeting at Mrs J D Mansel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden Miller
John Stauffer
Jake Dunn
Ida Cline
Aldene Petty
Ada Seviercinsky
Joe Fiseman
Harry Leonard
Alice Wolcott
Hall Harney
Minnie Cheens
J. D. Mansel
Lorene Twineham
A. D. Sherrell
Social Calendar for Fort Sill and Lawton Churches
Fort Sill and Lawton women groups list church circles and meetings. Circles at First Methodist, Westminster, United Presbyterian, and other churches meet mornings and evenings at various addresses including 313 NW 35th 2128 Smith 1816 etc. Activities include circle discussions, fellowship, and luncheon events with times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Wscs
Fred Heinz
Lawton
Weldon Smith
Marshall Looney
Walter Ellis
Harron
Fort Sill
G. W. Smith
N. 53Rd
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Leon Hall
Smith
Esther Circle
L. K. Short
Columbia
United Presbyterian Women’s Association
First Presbyterian Church
John Whittaker
Upton Road
Ire« Barnes
N. 46Th
Clayton S. Walder
Gore Blvd
Roy Renfrew
Liberty
Wesleyan Service Guilds
Centenary
Lawton Heights
First Methodist
Boulevard Chrisian Women’s Fellowship
Bruner Lee
S. 45Th
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Thomas Worth
Cache Road
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Lincoln
Charlotte Littlefield
S. 49Th
Rebekah Lodge Holds Drill Practice Initiation Set
Lawton Rebekah lodge No. 87 met in the IOOF hall with Miss Wilma Cook and Mrs. Clarence Kaufman presiding. An invitation was extended to a regional meeting Saturday at 1 30 pm with a banquet at 6 pm and an evening session at 7 30 pm. Initiation is planned for January 27 after a degree practice and re obligation ceremony led by officers and led by Mrs. Kaufman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Rebekah Lodge 121
IOOF
Joe Marks
Noble Grand
Vera Hunter
Anna Morrison
el Paso
Tex
Duncan
Pauline Edwards
Goodwill Lodge No. 83
Unity
Rebekah
John Wood
Norma Nickerson
Order
Cleo Shelp
Good of the Order
Thomas Wildey
Lawton Rebekah Lodge No
Wilma Cook
Clarence Kaufman
Carl Wheatley
Leonard Rainey
Lawton Ioof
Lawton
Sam Braddy
Floyd Tice
Kaufman
A. C. McDonald
Leonard Buchanan
Farewell Dinner Honors Duncan Family Before Tucson Move
Elgin readers attended a farewell dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Joe Duncan and their daughter as they prepare to establish a home in Tucson Arizona. Hosts were Mrs. Duncan's parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sharp and her sister Linda. Attendees included families from Lawton Chickasha Apache Hollis Fletcher and Elgin with multiple children and Aldon Ray Wyatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Joe Duncan
Chickasha
Tucson
Ariz
Mural Kendall
Aldon Ray Wyatt
Valentine Dinner Planned By Club ELGIN
The Yakity Yak club members hosted a covered-dish lunch at Mrs. Jack McIntosh’s home as they plan their annual Christmas dinner now reset for Valentine’s Day in the community building. Attending were Mrs. Wayne Ballou, Mrs. Damon Bay, Mrs. Jeff Glover, Mrs. Charlie Hix, and Mrs. Lynn Ballou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Jack McIntosh
Wayne Ballou
Damon Bay
Jeff Glover
Charlie Hix
Lynn Ballou
Mrs Jorgenson Installed as President of Auxiliary
Mrs. Jorgenson was installed president of the Auxiliary to the Comanche County Barracks 1168 Veterans of World War I. Sara Shuman led the ceremony with several new and appointed officers announced. Memorial services honored three members and Roy Johnson and Charles Fowler attended as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Jorgenson
Comanche County Barracks
Sara Shuman
Department of Oklahoma Auxiliary
0. T. Keeling
L. W. Mitchell
P. J. Shuman
Claude Watson
Jess Townley
George DeSass
Mildred Hamilton
Roy Johnson
Charles FE. Fowler
Department of Oklahoma
13 Join Mental Health Group
Thirteen members of the Carolyn Hunt club joined the Lawton Mental Health Association at Mrs. Ray Del Vecchio’s home. Mrs. Joe Bertram led the session and a progressive dinner is planned for February 16. Attendees included Mrs. John Bianco and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Hunt Club
Lawton Mental Health Association
Ray del Vecchio
Baltimore
Joe Bertram
Progres
Sue Long Celebrates 13th Birthday With Family Party
Sue Long was honored on her 13th birthday with a party given by her mother Mrs. J. D. Long of Cache. After games, the honoree opened gifts and bubble gum favors were distributed. Attendees included Elwanda Beeson Cindy Stuever Rita Warner Kay Kern Carolyn Holley Debra Laningham Kathy Logan Dale Pickens Jake Boydston Jesse Suee Dusty Ray Patti Harris Jerry Thompson Danny Elling Linda Guess Dennis Long Donney Wayne Humes LaDonna Humes Mattie Lee Long Linda Long Brenda Long Carol Stewart and Hollister apes Mrs Bob Wynn Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Long
J. D. Long
Cache
Elwanda Beeson
Cindy Stuever
Rita Warner
Kay Kern
Carolyn Holley
Debra Laningham
Kathy Logan
Dale Pickens
Jake Boydston
Jesse Suee
Dusty Ray
Patti Harris
Jerry Thompson
Danny Elling
Linda Guess
Dennis Long
Donney Wayne Humes
LaDonna Humes
Mattie Lee Long
Linda Long
Brenda Long
Carol Stewart
Hollister
Bob Wynn
Frederick
Elgin WSCS Holds All Day Meeting With Program
Elgin Methodist WSCS hosted an all day meeting in the church with hostesses Mrs. B R Stephens Mrs Minnie Choens and Mrs E A Welch. The tire project for the needy preceded lunch and afternoon program titled Launching 25th Anniversary featured readings prayers songs and remarks by members and Miss Twineham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Elgin Methodist Wscs
B. R. Stephens
Minnie Choens
E. A. Welch
Lorene Twineham
Ada Seviercinsky
Alice Wolcott
Henry Cline
Bessie Bullard
John Stauffer
Stephens
Bennie Kassanavoid
Wolcott
Dale Jones
Navy Blue Is Fashion News Again at Florence Show
Florence AP reports designer Patrick de Barentzen revived navy blue for spring with a fresh look. The predominantly navy and white collection featured linen dresses, cap sleeves, scooped necks, wide belts, and tailored jackets with slim silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Italy
Patrick de Barentzen
de Barentzen
Antonelli
Rotary Anns Meet Monday Luncheon at Lawtonian
The Rotary Anns held a luncheon Monday in the Hotel Lawtonian with City Planner Pat Painter as speaker. Attendees include Mrs. Lloyd Bendure, Mrs. Don Billingsley, Mrs. Jack Bruyr, and others. Officers for the next three months will be elected at a Sub Deb club meeting tonight at 7 30 in Charlotte Littlefield’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Anns
Lawtonian
Lawton
Pat Painter
Lloyd Bendure
Don Billingsley
Jack Bruyr
Harold Davis
Luther Eubanks
Fred Ferrell
FE. Gartrell
Wyatt Hendrick
Virgil Laird
C. S. McCuistion
Lloyd Meadors
Justin Neale
C. B. Quinn
Charles Snyder
Henry Welker
Charlotte Littlefield
S. 49Th
Abigail Van Buren Letter Discusses School Materialism
A mother complains of high school demands for money and extras while praising a Europe tour offer. Abby calls out the blame on the mother and schools and urges guidance. A reader argues that language changes hide truth, urging blunt speech and verbal honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Parents Association
Europe
USATCFA Winter Dinner Dance Held at Officers Club
The USATCFA and their wives attended a winter formal dinner dance in the Officers Club main ballroom. The Oriental garden theme featured an arch bridge and lanterns with streamers. Col. Walter T. Belland introduced officers to Gen. and Mrs. Grifing, with entertainment by the 6th Training Battalion and honored guests Col. Everett G. Hahney and Col. Philip H. Riedel and others at the head table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officers Club
Usatcfa
Col
Walter T. Belland
Bel
6Th Training Battalion
Everett G. Hahney
Philip H. Riedel
Edwin R. Simmons
Winton R. Mizell
Luncheon Planned by Pioneer Club Officers
Newly installed Pioneer club officers will host a luncheon at noon Friday in the Museum of the Great Plains. Mrs. Abe March will be program chairman for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Club
Museum of the Great Plains
Abe March
Infant Named Brian Paul by Hand Family
Mr and Mrs Leland Hand of Birmingham Alabama announce the birth of a son named Brian Paul. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs H L Burns of Elgin and Mr and Mrs Paul Hand of Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Leland Hand
Birmingham
Ala
Brian Paul
H. L. Burns
Paul Hand
Adventurous feeding for babies sparks future gourmet tastes
A baby expert notes six to eighteen month olds are more adventurous with new foods than two to three year olds. Suggest varied tastes early with imaginative menus, colorful combinations, and finger foods like carrot sticks and Gerber products to encourage self feeding and social imitation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Unity Lodge
Mrs. Twinebull
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Paradise Valley Baptist Church
Benson Twinebull
Dona Plumtree
Kenneth Wolf
Northwest
Midwest
Vernon Harris
Charlie Bob Oliver
A. F. Hagle
A. A. Lewis
Elgin Order of Eastern Star
OSA
Elizabeth Bandy
W. A. Garman
Rose Barrow
Pauline Rose
W. H. Weaver
Scott Walling
Patsy Smith
U.S
Tokyo
Innsbruck
Marylin Miller Cosmetics
Edna Hennessee
Entre Nous Club
Donley Ronish
Cherry
NCO Wives Club
NCO Club
Domestic Science Club
Sam Chapman
Morford Drive
Rebekahs
Pisa
Jorgenson
Sive
John Bianco
L. D. Brittain
Cecil Dunn
B. K. Fowler
Wayne Gilley
Kenneth Henry
Jerry Kinney
Jack Martel
EF. J. Ramey
P. R. Ramey
Louis Sasser
WSCS
Miss Twineham
Walcott
Sallye Wyatt
Mamie Constant
John Terneus
Grace Farrar
Owen Wooth
Bill Mansel
David Stauffer
Bird Baths
Sprague
Carleton
Solid Rock
Sprague & Carleton
Colony House
Louise Hickman
Mart
Discount Department
Abigail van Buren
Redwood City
Calif
Beverly Hills
Land
S.W
Oklahoma
Beauty School
Sheridan Road
Tt Organ & Piano Studio
S. Sheridan Road
Fayerene
Dan Gerber
Gerber
Gerbert ® Products Co
Box
Fremont
Michigan
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