DAR selects slate of officers at Lawton Chapter meeting
Lawton Oklahoma Daughters of the American Revolution elected officers headed by Mrs. J. P. Curb as regent elect. New officers include Mrs. Eldon Crosson first vice regent Mrs. Cecil Lee second vice regent and Mrs. Roy Stafford chaplain. Reports covered membership Americanism and public relations with plantings for Arbor Day and conservation efforts.
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J. P. Curb
Lawton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Oet
Museum of the Great Plains
O. E. van Meter
Eldon Crosson
Cecil Lee
Roy Stafford
William Schumacher
Lily Stafford
W. W. Godlove
John Sterling
Thelma Talla
W. T. Miller
Capitol Building
Washington, D. C
National Society
DAR
Miss Stafford
E. R. Matthews
Schumacher
Constitution Week
F. H. Page
Curb
Miller
Stafford
Naturalization
James True
Sam Maddux
Helen Elliott
American Heritage
Royal Neighbors Hold Installation in Goodwill Rebekah Hall
Royal Neighbors of America Carnation Camp No. 069 installed new officers in the Goodwill Rebekah Hall 1315 G. The public event saw Mrs. Carl Cooper preside with district deputy S Suttle installing. Seventeen attended a reception after the ceremony with gifts for retiring officers and new members.
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Oval
America
Carnation Camp No
Rebekah Hall
Carl Cooper
S. Suttle
Noble Fields
Earl Wheeler
Clifford Mills
Uacre
Jim Porter
Wncle
O. C. Aubrey
Edd Tenopir
Recorder
J. B. March
Jim Bonecuter
Inner Sentinel
Howry Gear
Jern Adams
Faith
Fradiey
Modesty
M Tennie
Endurance
Fae ‘Ottingham
Cooper
Oracle
Barwheeler
Grace Keeler
H. J. Bonecutter
Elgin Future Homemakers chapter meets on Glamour program
The Elgin Chapter of Future Homemakers of America met recently at Elgin High School. Kathy Robinson served as program chairman. The program focused on glamour with demonstrations in facials and twist cutting by Mrs. Dorothy Sneed, Mrs. Margaret Washington, Mrs. Janice Simpson and Mrs. Rae Godfrey, all of Lawton.
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Elgin
Future Homemakers of America
Elgin Highchool
Kathy Robinson
Pogram
Dorothy Sneed
Margaret Washington
Janice Simpson
Rae Godfrey
Lawton
Sorority Adds New Members at Eta Phi Chapter Tea
Eta Phi Chapter of Iota Sigma Phi Sorority held an acceptance tea at Mrs. Gerald Neuwirth home welcoming new members Mrs. Tony Reese Mrs. David Hagler Mrs. Jerry Taylor and Mrs. Charles suild Twenty one members attended with Mrs. McLennan presiding Refreshments were served and guests included Mrs. Larry Stone and Chapter adviser Mrs. Donald Bynum Sr.
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Eta Phi
Iota Sigma Phi Sorority
Gerald Neuwirth
Heinzwood Circle
Tony Reese
David Hagler
Jerry Taylor
Charles Suild
Tuchard McLennan
William Tillman
Vern Brann
Bryant Dickens
Terry Meachum
McLennan
Larry Stone
Donald Bynum Sr
Cut Neat Slices From A Cooled Bread Loaf
A cooled loaf yields cleaner slices than a warm loaf as it rests. The sharper edges aid even cuts and improve serving neatness.
Area Arts Club Luncheon Hosts Lap Robe Project Meeting
The Area Arts Club gathered at St. Ann's Parish Hall for a luncheon with eighteen attendees including Mrs. J. Beavers and Mrs. C. Easterling. Guest Mrs. A. Gaines of Lawton spoke as the club planned a lap robe making project for nursing homes and set a covered-dish luncheon for Tuesday February 12.
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Elgin
Elgin Arts and Crafts Club
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Energy Crisis Talk At Lawton Fort Sill Group Meeting
Col. Paul Cullen (Ret.) spoke on The Energy Crisis and How It Relates to our Global Interdependence Budgeting for Earth during a covered-dish dinner hosted by the Lawton Fort Sill Branch AAUW at Boulevard Congregational and Christian Church. Leta Mae Smith presided. about 40 members and guests attended.
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Paul Cullen
Lawton-Fort Sill
American Association of University Women
Boulevard Congregational and Christian Church
Col. Cullen
Earth
Tea Slated Sunday By Sorority Group
Alpha Pi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met in the civic room of the Security Bank Building. Mrs Shirley Mueller presented the program Personality Relationship. Plans were made for friendship night and the Valentines dance. A tea will be held Sunday at the home of Mrs Klaus Mueller 809 NW 48th.
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Shawnee
DAR
McMahon Foundation
Stafford
Museum of the Great Plains
Steve Wilson
Crosson
Martin
Tom Ellis
B. Klein
Mildred Spahn
Velva Walz
R. M. Massad
Richardson
Frank Sneed
Earl Glover
Shirley Mueller
Alpha Pi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Security Bank
Klaus Mueller
LWF Department Marks 20th Year
The Shut-In Department of the Lawton Woman's Forum observed its 20th anniversary with a covered-dish luncheon at Mrs. Jess Forbess’s home, 712 Bell. Twenty-six members attended as co director Mrs. David Wilson led the meeting, with prayers by Mrs. Riley Pair and a white elephant gift exchange.
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Lawton Woman's Forum
Jess Forbess
Bell
Monta Collins
Estelle Jones
Charles Grantham
Don Billingslea
Lawton Area Social and Club Calendar Highlights
A busy Lawton social calendar lists events across several venues including the YMCA Comanche Room Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1193 and Auxiliary at 926 S 2nd. Star Promenaders Square Dance at the County Fairgrounds. Schubert Music Club at the McMahon Foundation. and First Presbyterian Church Friendship Club luncheon. Also on tap are TOPS at 1010 S Sheridan. Beta Sigma Phi City Council at Spanish Village. United Methodist Women. Parents Without Partners game night. Lawton Garden Council. Quest Club. Douglass School spaghetti dinner. Red Leg Chapter NCO elections. Unity Rebekah Lodge. Silver Spurs Square Dance. and a PWP potluck. Calendar items accepted until noon Thursday by the Society Department.
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Comanche Room
YMCA
Veterans of Foreign Wars
S. 2Nd
Star Promenaders
Comanche County Fairgrounds
McMahon Foundation
First Presbyterian Church
Weston Hicks
Currell Drive
S. Sheridan
Beta Sigma Phi
Unity Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Silver Spurs Square Dan Club
Anche County Fairground
Community Christmas Shuts-Ins Gift Drive Highlights Aid
Shut-ins received 25 lap robes 12 bibs and 5 bed pads during Christmas along with 57 corsages 100 cans of homemade cookies and 210 Chatter box issues delivered to brighten the season.
No Age Spared by Overweight Life Defense
An analysis notes overweight rises with abundant economy and little physical activity. It argues no life stage is spared from risk as society faces health challenges tied to excess weight.
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