World Missionary Society program at Central Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society at Central Baptist Church held a Thursday session introducing this year’s study The World's People Today with a Bible centered program. Edith McCrary led the Bible study One God and One World while members explored Animism Hinduism Buddhism Confucianism Muhammadism Catholicism and other faiths with demonstrations. The meeting featured new hymns and a summary on God’s message for all people followed by a brief business meeting and fellowship hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Edith McCrary
WMS
Jesus
5. V. Carmichael
James Joan
WL Pitts
Fatisnes
C. C. Cuthbertson
Lewis Mathew
Henry Harvey
Henry Harvey, Jr
Carmichael
Byars
Walter Minn
EK. Caldwell
Mra
R. Chaffin
O. C. Aubrey
M. M. Dodson
R. O. Ward
Jerry Caudell
Eugene Moore
WW. G. Patterson
Russell Dill
A. L. Stringer
L. B
Display Of War Souvenirs At Army Wives Luncheon
War souvenirs from Germany Belgium Corea and China attracted attention at the army wives luncheon at Fourth and B USO. The display included Adolf Hitler silverware a 200 year old tea service a Japanese flag a mother of pearl jewel box a Japanese scrapbook robes and more. 35 women attended with new members. Announcements listed weekly activities bowling sewing circle textile and wood crafts cooking for foreign war brides knitting and crocheting classes.
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Germany
Belgium
Corea
China
USO
Adolf Hitler
Tve
Joyce Wise
Albert Childs
Vera Perlman
Carmen Ramsde
Grover Thomas
Union Valley Club Meets With Mrs Victor Jenson
Union Valley Home Demonstration club met January 22 at Mrs Victor Jenson's home with Miss Louise Perkinson presenting a children's clothing demonstration. Vice president Mrs J C Robinson led the business session planning a February 14 Valentine party at Mrs Langdon's home. Members and visitors attended. next meeting set at Mrs Calvin's home.
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Louise Perkinson
Comanche County
Union Valley Home Demonstration Club
Victor Jenson
HE. A. Kern
E. W. Port Jr
Carl Livingston
H. Roo
O. F. Kern
F. L. Calvin
B. Barker
Chuck Smith
Tim Smith
Calvin
Two Members Give Program At Entre Nous Club Meeting
Mrs J Hale Hdwards and Mrs Milton Keating presented the program at the Entre Nous club meeting held Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs Milo Tague 801 Bell Mrs I V Johnson president conducted a short business meeting The topic was Government Is a Contrivance Of Human Wisdom To Provide For Human Wants Mrs Keating discussed current government issues as outlined by President Truman and state objectives outlined by Gov Roy Turner Mrs Edwards followed with her part explaining the working of our government Roll call was answered with current events Several members attended as listed and Mrs Paul P Palmer was a guest with Mrs Edwards
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J. Hale Hdwards
Milton Keating
Entre Nous Club
Milo Tague
Bell
Mra. I. V. Johnson
Keating
Truman
Roy Turner
Edwards
J. B. Forbess
HE. B. Dunlap
W. F. Barber
E. ©. Neptune
J. C. Harper
Frank V. Wright
J. T. Bruss
B. K. Caldwell
H. B. Turner
World Day Of Prayer Planned For Feb 21 In Lawton
The Lawton Federation of Church Women met at Mrs. Len Tillerson home to plan World Day of Prayer set for February 21 at Beal Heights Presbyterian Church from 2 10 to 3 30 p m. The event marks observance by women of all denominations worldwide during Lent. Committee chairs announced literature posters and program and music details. Attending included Mrs. D J Byamer and several local church women.
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Lawton ‘Federation of Church Women
Len Tillerson
D. J. Byamer
Tillerson
Federation
Lawton
Beal Heights Presbyterian Church
Beth
Barbara Webb Celebrates Eighth Birthday at Home
Barbara Webb marked her eighth birthday Tuesday afternoon at her parents home 1105 B. A small group joined games and refreshments after school. Prizes went to Joan God love and Carlene Crow. Guests included Carolyn Cole Gill Babbitt Patsy Horton Judy Barnes. Mrs Webb was helped by sons Ronnie and Bill in serving cake and sandwiches in pink and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Webb
Jackson Webb
Joan Godlove
Carlene Crow
Carolyn Cole
Gill Babbitt
Patsy Horton
Judy Barnes
New Members Added To Army Brat Club Fort Sill
Misa Betty Daley and Miss Dar lyne Manning were installed as members of the Army Brat club at a recent Fort Sill meeting in the home of Miss Anna De Shazo Corsages were presented the new members. Later the girls dined at the officers' club with attendees including Miss Pr itcia Hallack Miss Carolyn Williams Miss Virginia Mace Miss Pat Daley Miss Sherry Evans Miss Jetta Jorgensen Miss Roberta Ann Ford and Mrs Powell club mother.
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Misa Betty Daley
Darlyne Manning
Army Brat Club
Anna de Shazo
Fort Sill
Officers’ Club
Pritcia Hallack
Carolyn Williams
Virginia Mace
Pat Daley
Sherry Evans
Jetta Jorgensen
Roberta Ann Ford
Powell
Church Circle Meets With Mrs J M Stephens
The Mildred Cox circle of the First Baptist church met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs J M Stephens at 802 S Second. Mrs E M Galliher presided over the business meeting and Mrs Ed Rogers assisted.
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J. M. Stephens
Mildred Cox
First Baptist Church
E.M. Galliher
Ed. Rogers
Officers Elected And Members Named At WMU Meeting
Mrs. George Meyer was elected secretary treasurer and Mrs. K. F. McClain named WMU president. A ten hour session closed the business meeting with attendees including Mrs. W. L. Casey, Mrs. L. C. White, Mrs. T. W. Rothwell, Mrs. Mattie Wilson, Mrs. Inez Palmer, Mrs. Charles Goins, Mrs. W. R. Ray and Mrs. Otis Branson.
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George Meyer
K. F. McClain
WMU
W. L. Casey
L. C. White
T.W. Rothwell
Mattie Wilson
Inez Palmer
Charles Goins
W. R. Ray
Otis Branson
Mrs J W Redeker Returns from Kansas City Visit
Mrs J W Redeker of 702 Columbia returned from a 10 day stay with relatives in Kansas City Missouri. She was accompanied by her sister Mrs Guy Mills of Oklahoma City. En route home they had lunch with Mrs Fred Hudaby in Tulsa, a former Lawtonian.
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J. W. Redeker
Golumbia
Kansas City
Guy Mills
Oklahoma City
Fred Hudaby
Tulsa
Miss Jacquie Finch Leaves For California Visit
Miss Jacquie Finch paid a departing courtesy and Miss Sue Worthen hosted a buffet for guests. Finch, who had been in town with her sister Mrs. R. G. Mangum Jr., left for Redwood City, California, to live with her mother Mrs. Helen Finch. Guests presented gifts to Miss Finch including Melda Williams, Nancy Click, Ella Valdez, Doris Sutton, Helen Jarvis, Mary Ann Torbet, Merion Russell, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacquie Finch
Sue Worthen
Doris Sutton
Helen Jarvis
Mary Ann Torbet
Merion Russell
Local Pageant Contestants Named in Listing
Peggy Catlett and a group of contestants including Miss Bebe Love Miss Helen McCrory Miss Jan Gartrell Miss Betty Jonson Miss Pat Burnett Miss Beth Becker Miss Rute Cockrill Miss Ann Mathieson and Miss Marilyn Nauman are listed as participants in the upcoming pageant.
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Peggy Catlett
Bebe Love
Helen McCrory
Jan Gartrell
Betty Jonson
Pat Burnett
Beth Becker
Rute Cockrill
Ann Mathieson
Marilyn Nauman
Theta Rho Girls Club Tea at Carter Home
The Theta Rho Girls Club affiliated with the Rebekah lodge will host a tea Sunday afternoon from two to four o'clock in the home of Mrs. C. W. Carter in Garfield. Mothers of the girls and Rebekah lodge members will attend as guests of the organization.
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Theta Rho
Carter
Rebekah Lodge
C. W. Carter
Garfield
State Orchards Damaged By Severe January Cold Wave
Oklahoma City January reports from the state department of agriculture say January’s cold weather ruined fruit orchards and small grain crops. Nurserymen fear buds on peach and apple trees were killed, according to Joe Scott, president of the state board of agriculture.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Joe ©. Scott
State Board of Agriculture
Nurgerymen
Gateway of the Sun Monolithic Door Described near La Paz
Archaeologists report the Gateway of the Sun at Tlabuanaco near La Paz Bolivia features a single stone door measuring about 16 feet in width 11 feet in height and nearly a yard thick. The doorway bears elaborate carvings revealing ancient ceremonial significance and advanced stonework of the site.
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Tlabuanaco
la Paz
Bolivia
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Automobile — First Casualty
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Entre Nous
HU Clothing and Loan Co
3Rd and
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Bates Whils-A-Walt
Rex Lee
South 4Th
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Widdle
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One Hornadays
Southwest
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Mtith
Lallia
Annis Furs
Parisian
Rothmoor
Dix I. Fe
Kay Dee
Leon Darden
Dearborn
Raskins
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