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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1957

Page

6

Social Calendar Notes Show Community Gatherings In Lawton

A dense listing of club meetings and social events in Lawton Oklahoma outlines sessions of the Bann clan Legion hall and Men in and Patty Siventy dames Swanson and others at various venues. The calendar includes church events First Christian Sunday School workers conference Tidpan church jailer Greater Lawton area council workshops and United States Focus Service hospitals. It notes officer elections book reviews luncheons and dinners at Lawton Golf and Country Club Elks American Legion and Pioneer sections with times noon 2 pm 7 pm and 10 am along with locations Mount Scott Masonic Temple Fort Sill and Artilery Village with a variety of hostesses and programs.

Sna Bann Clan Legion Hall Menin Patty Siventy Swanson Chipter PRO Sisterhood Yam Jos Howard Babbitt Wor Ansiliis Veter Foreign Wars Fee View Het Christin Sunder School Workers’ Conference Tidpan Lawton Ariecouneil Towpow United States Elks First Presbyterian Women's Laninarion Civele Howard Kemper Tess Romesie Seienve Vrs Cox Paul Hanna Athulia Lansden Grorge Bridges Limeheon Mount Scott Parish Jr Gore Adjutant Generals Artilery and Guired Fort Sill Glenn Chase Spaulding Artillery Village Lawson Garden Council USC

Family Records Studied By Club

Mrs. Jean Robertson opened a county home demonstration lesson on Family Records at the Good Cheer club meeting held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Reed's southwest of city. Members approved a 35 donation to the March of Dimes fund drive. Mrs. Morrison led songs, Carter read a Farm Women’s club piece, and devotion followed.

Jean Robertson Good Cheer Home Demonstration Club Thomas Reed Jr City Clint Johnson W. O. Morrison M. Carter Farm Women's Club Paul Zeller Jack Musgrove Bill Buchwald Rudolph Buchwald Raymond Carter Guy Wood Norma2z Wood Charley Woodall Maurice Wyatt

Twenty Two Churches Represented at AL Baptist Meeting

The Camer aptist associational Woman's Union rally drew twenty two churches to Lawton with all day sessions. Missionary speakers, reports, and a calendar of monthly tasks dominated the program, including plans for a March 15 coronation service and future youth leadership events.

Twu Cameraptist Associational Woman's Union Lows Camrron Baptist Chidren Gerald R. Sonith Lawton Eto Hyn Frent Tell Baker Tomine Baptist Ehurch Pymules A. Lb Burehol John Rox Harris Lawtr Wiest Chaiman Chiutle Duckson Temple Baptist Church Dalton Chattanousa Baptist Bulis Grisham Fletcher Baptist Church Richard T. Hopper Lawson Oral Baptist Church Mosdames A. Daston C. Harbor Grishany Uomner Hise W. J. Alexander Business Woman's Circle Federation Central’s First Baptist Church John L. Rive Brazil John Eivarns Calvary Church Elmier Oklahoma WAMU Topper Lawlor Christian Education Shawnee Hopper J. M. Dawson Mesdames Smith T. W. Danielson Burchell Evans Everett Young QO. L. Jones Raymond Drews Alexander Mesdames A. Dayton I Metscher Roy Hooper Stringg S Hall Hoover Slise Graham Harris Mission Institute Union Valles

Rebekahs Set Two Events in Lawton Lodge Meeting

Rebekah lodge No. 87 held a regular meeting at TOOK hall with a re obligation ceremony for all members. The session honored Thomas Wildes founder of Odd Fellowship, and attendees included Junior Oddfellows and Theta Rho girls. A shower for Jan 28 at IOOF hall plans to honor Mr and Mrs Jay Roberson whose home burned recently, and a birthday observance for the lodge members. Refreshments served to about 40. A benefit Sanaktaat hosted by Mrs Carl Wheatley at 904 Dearborn to raise lodge funds.

Lawton T Rebekah Lodge Took Hall Thomas Wildes American Oddfellowship Lee Davidson Noble Grand Willie Shrum View Grand R. &. Tallent Rebekah Lodge No. S7 Carl Wheatley Dearborn

Program Given At WSCS Meeting

A WSCS meeting at Centenary Methodist Church featured guest W J M Bairney delivering the devotional. Mrs J Randolph Montgomery chaired the program with Rev Whit Ozier discussing "Our Church's System of Visiting" and 48 attendees were present.

W. J. M. Bairney Centenary Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service J. Randolph Montgomery Whit Ozier Centenary Methodist WSCS Shirley Liamson Terry Condrey

First Baptist Women Study Mission Program

The First Baptist Women's Mission Study included a coffee hour and program led by Mrs. Elmer Wil president. WMU members presented devotional music by Mrs. Bill Areyington and soloists, with readings on Greenland and Old New Orleans. Mrs. E J Evans and Mrs. Guy Sparkman spoke, and the event closed with prayer beside a large Mississippi River map.

First Baptist Elmer Hilda Flancock WMU Lymn Greenland Icy Bill Yington E. J. Evans Guy Sparkman New Orleans George Jones Sellers Lome Adonson Center Cecil Brow Grover Luc Jasper Gugg Jake Witzel Mississippi River

January hymn of the month praised for church use

The National Federation of Music Clubs selects Lead On O King Eternal as January hymn of the month. Mrs A E Newcombe urges local groups to sing it at meetings, noting its enduring appeal and ties to young singers. The Lancashire tune by Henry Smart complements the text by Ernest W Shurtleff, written for Andover Theological Seminary graduates. The Republic of China plans art and industrial exhibitions in the United States in 1957.

National Federation of Music Clubs A. E. News Carbe Schubert Music Club Andover Massachusetts Theological Seminary Lancashire Henry Smart Smart Blackburn England

Woman's Forum Sets Election at Thursday Meeting

Members will meet at 2 p.m. in the civic room of the Security Bank & Trust building to elect a new slate of officers. Mrs. G. G. Goodi will preside, urging full attendance. Nominating committee includes Mel Clarence Lederman James A. Black Sam Madd John W. Tyree and Ralph W. Wolferan.

Lawson Security Bank & Trust Company G. G. Goodi Mel Clarence Lederman Mesdanmes James A. Black Sam Madd John W. Tyree Ralph W. Wolverlan

Past Matrons Install Slate With New Officers

Mrs Glen Fuqua officiated as installing officer for the Past Matrons club where Mies Wesley Ford became president and a slate of officers was installed at a 2 PM Monday meeting. Other officers named include Mrs Ryland Croll vice president and Mrs Ed Crabtree secretary with Mrs C Clothier treasurer.

Glen Fuqua Mies Wesley Ford QO. C. Darling Mars Carl Froneberger Herbert Woesner Cache Darling BL Oliver Ryland Croll Ed Crabtree Cc C. Clothier James Dale C. A. Wolverton C. T. Magill C. George Croft N. H. Burch Oliver C. W. Simpson John Robinson Earl Woodard W. C. Belcher C. W. Ford Anne Wear Smith William Weaver

PTA Study Group Discusses Friendship and Toys Topic

Andrew Jackson PTA study group met at 9.20 am Tuesday at Mrs. J. C. Gold home 2822 North 24th presided by Mrs. Gold. Present were Mesdamics Marvin Beall Harry Elam Howw ard Mueller Norval Pring and Bert Swatzell.

Andrew Jackson Parent-Teacher Association J. C. Gold Marvin Beall Harry Elam Howward Mueller Norval Pring Bert Swatzell

Chattanooga Presbyterian church shower honors Mrs Ernest Creith

The Valliant Sunday School clubs hosted a shower for Mrs Ernest Creith at Chat tanooga Presbyterian church. Louis Stuckey chaired the arrangements. The program featured a piano solo by Eleanor Strecker a vocal solo by Karen Harvey and readings by Lynda Labude and Mrs Simon Patton. Refreshments with a pink and white theme were served from a pink covered table with a white carnation arrangement. About 50 people attended and presented gifts. Jennie Cawboy is noted as a Gore Autry singer born in Texas who worked on his father's ranch as a youth.

Chattanooga Presbyterian Church Louis Stuckey Eleanor Strecker Karen Harvey Lynda Labude Simon Patton Jennie

Valentine Dance Planned at Fort Sill Polo Club

A Valentine dance is slated for February 14 at the Fort Sill Polo Club with refreshments served afterward. Attendees include Mesdames Joyce Abney Frank Burt Barbara Farris Jack Lank ford Hene Lilet Joyce Mehefko Phyllis Vonderdasr and Miss Parma Barnhart.

Fort Sill Joyce Abney Frank Burt Barbara Farris Jack Lankford Hene Lilet Joyce Mehefko Phyllis Vonderdasr Parma Barnhart

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Nur Redey Ilowalt Square Home Service Public Service Company Johnny Robinson AL Baptist Meeting Harbor Harvie and Banielson Sion Am Home Missions Grisham USA Dale Phindee YWA He Braley Ralph Risden Burchel New Friends Pearl's Cut & Curl N. Sheridan RD John Specielng Pearl Southan Ackie Cargill Robbie Beauty Shop Pearl Louthan Rebekahs Sone Republic of China E Avenue Lawton City U.S U.S. Choice U. 5 Choice Government Womans Forum PTA Mrs Ernest Creith Gore Autry Tisgn, Texas Rene Valentine Korea Dan Stedham Jack Greer Chapii Robert Eads Duff Hardware Skimmer Tan Colers Coats Sinter
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