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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1958

Page

6

Camp Fire Girls Candy Sale Opens for Camp Fund Drive

Lawton Camp Fire Girls launch their annual candy sale to fund camp upkeep and expansion. Girls train as salespeople and earn campships for selling 18 to 120 boxes, while Johnston's Pecan Patties sell for 1 dollar. Sale runs Saturday from 9 to 5 with checkout at 3407 Atlanta and ends February 15.

Lawton C’andy Camp Trenton Porter Faxon Camp Five Horizon Club Soode Wagner Lawton-Fort Lift Wilson Wholesale Co Robt. A. Johnston Candy Company Camp Fire Council Blo Birds Fire Girls Girs Hach C'Ands Blue Birds Blue Bird Mya. Porter Atlanta Kakota Andrew Jackson Elementary School Vernon C. Marshall Ozrun Lawton Camp Fire Girls Council D'Andy Yvonne Rust Robert Rust Bessie Marshall Barbara Richard EH. D. Richard Williams Janice Marshall Guardian

Royal Neighbor State Installed In Local Rite at Goodwill Rebekah Hall

In ceremonies at 7 50 p m at the Goodwill Rebekah hall Mrs B I Keeling was installed as oracle of Royal Neighbors of America camp 3069 by deputy Mrs J R Burton. Other officers installed included Mrs Leonard Rainey and Mrs Elsie Murray with assorted marshals chancellor and recorder. Cake and social time followed with several members noted plus past oracle pin presented to Mrs Rading.

Goodwill Rebekah Hall S. 1Th B. I. Keeling Royal Neighbors of America Glen Rading Pastoracle Elsie Murray Earl N. Wheeler Rath Noble Fields Byron Lasater Jess Stanley Ethel Meeks Lasater Rading Wheeler

Recipe for Living highlights old family dishes at luncheon

The Domestic Science Luncheon club met at 1 pm in a home decorated with antique cookbooks and spring flowers. Mrs. Murray Gilbert spoke on treasured family traditions, sharing the talk titled Recipe for Living. Members exchanged old recipes and listed attendees include Mrs. Ted Wells and Mrs. W. F. Griswold among others.

Albert Childs Columbia Bruce Luoas W. §. Parish Jr Ted Wells W. F. Griswold Murray Gilbert G. S. Holman Roy Stephens W. K. Miller R. Bo Me Coy Koster Powell Jon Reed B. W. Shull Clarence Soper Roy E. Stafford T. L. Westbrook H. H. Wood Gladys Wolverton

Members Study Bible Lessons at First Presbyterian Women

Circle II held a 1 p.m. session at Mrs. T. A. Hamya’s home for the study from The Word the World and the Way. Mrs. W. A. Packs led the lesson series with 14 members present and seven others plus guest Mrs. Ross H. Porter attended a 1 p.m. Circle V meeting in the church parlor led by Mrs. H. N. Thompson with devotional by Mrs. N. P. Skissick.

First’ Presbyterian Women's Association Presbyterian Board of Missions Circle II At & P.m T. A. Hamya Bell W. A. Packs Walter Montgomery Hamora Margaret Fox Ross H. Porter Howard Kemper H. N. Thompson N. P. Skissick

Good Neighbors Hear FFA Group

Chattanooga special report describes the Good Neighbor club meeting at Mrs. B. P. Young home with opening and closing rituals and an FFA candlelight ceremony led by chapter members. Mrs. J. C. Crow was re elected president and Mrs. G. FE. Were secretary treasurer. FFA members listed include Don Beavers Gary Bentley Kerry Bessemer Jerry Couch Burl Dooley Ray Geis Ronnie Martin Tim McCary Neal Melford Alfred Neugebauer R. D. Pickens Don Reid Kent Swinford Calvin Stoll Chad Winnerby Danny Woods and instructor David Martin attended along with club members Mesdames Walter Brown Hor Burton Walter Crow C. L. Ixser Roy McCary A. S. Patton and Etta Lee Stimpson.

Chattanooga Future Farmers of America Good Neighbor Club B. P. Young J. C. Crow G. FE FFA Don Beavers Gary Bentley Kerry Bessemer Jerry Couch Burl Dooley Ray Geis Ronnie Martin Tim McCary Neal Melford Alfred Neugebauer R. D. Pickens Don Reid Kent Swinford Calvin Stoll Chad Winnerby Danny Woods David Martin Mesdames Walter Brown Hor Burton Walter Crow C. L. Ix Ser Roy McCary A. S. Patton Etta Lee Stimpson

Deadline Set For Applications

Apache special report notes the annual Girls State meeting will be in early June at Chickasha. Feb 10 is the deadline for units to send in applications for reservations. Apache unit last year sent four girls from local schools.

Chickasha American Legion Auxiliary George Levite Apache High School Broxton School O.B. Grimmett Altus

Alumni Recital Set by Music Appreciation Club

Diana McNair will give the welcome as Kay Haines presides at the annual alumni recital sponsored by the Music Appreciation club at 3 pm Sunday. Mrs. C R Ellsworth oversees the program at Centenary Methodist church with public invited and Helen Wood handling guest registration.

Diana McNair Kay Haines Music Appreciation Club C. R. Ellsworth Centenary Methodist Church Helen Wood

NCO Wives Celebrate Birthday During Center Tour

A group of 18 NCO Wives met at Fort Sin for a 1 p.m. tour of the New Arrivals Information Center. They viewed a 15 minute Nike Missile film then gathered in the NCO Open Mess lounge for a birthday party honoring Mesdames John Neff Ezekiel Young Oscar Welch and James Jemison. Co-hostesses were Mesdames Robert Byers and Joe McFadden. One new member, Mrs. F A Draughn, attended.

NCO Wives Club Fort Sin John Neff Ezekiel Young Oscar Welch James Jemison Robert Byers Joe McFadden F. A. Draughn Eke

Couples Club Fellowship Night Hosted by First Presbyterian

Messrs and Mesdames Sam Ard Howard Kemper and Gordon Wayne hosted a Couples Club fellowship night at 730 pm in the church recreation room. Games were played prizes awarded to the winning couple and refreshments were served.

Sam Ard Howard Kemper Gordon Wayne First Presbyterian Church

Three Link Club Slate Installed At Unity Rebekah Lodge

Mrs. Joe Bunch was installed as president of the Three Link club of Unity Rebekah Lodge No. 121 at a 7:30 p m meeting hosted by Mrs. Jess Stanley, 613 Gore. New officers include B J Keeling vice president secretary C J Curley treasurer Jack Wellington marshal Cliff Rath chaplain and Keeling musician. Ethel Pendleton Wellington served as installing officer and marshal. Jeanie Bates presented the Bible in a candlelight rite. New members John Davis B Mitchell Emma Burkhalter joined. Guest Mrs. Ruby Bennight attended. Committees named, gifts given to retiring president Jean Bates and others, and refreshments served.

Joe Bunch Three Link Club of Unity Rebekah Lodge No Jess Stanley Gore B. J. Keeling Stanley C. J. Curley Jack Wellington Cliff Rath Keeling Wellington and Rath Ethel Pendleton Wellington Jeanie Bates Bill Bates Mesdames Glen Rading Arthur Bartelt John Davis B. H. Mitchell Emma Burkhalter Ruby Bennight Lawton Lodge No. 87 Bunch Mesdames Davis B. Morrison Mitchell Burkhalter Barrett Ross Shelp Mrs. Bates Morrison

Arts Group Work Session In Lawton Branch

Mrs Viva D Bailey hosted the Lawton branch American Association of University Seamen arts group meeting at 7 30 p m in Stephens Arts and Crafts center 1701 Sheridan Road. Members worked with ceramics and were Carrie Fisher S A Allitzer Edward Grahm Robert Cook Lawrence Cassell L W Youmans WV A Stephen and Leonard Wilson.

Viva D. Bailey Lawton American Association of University Seamen Stephen's Arts and Crafts Center Sheridan Road Carrie Fisher Mesdames S. A. Allitzer Edward Grahm Robert Cook Lawrence Cassell L. W. Youmans WV. A. Stephen Leonard Wilson

Social Calendar for Fort Sill Groups

The Reddy Shunwatt Square Dance Club meets at 5 p.m. in the Public Service Company building auditorium with Johnny Robinson as caller. The NCO Wives Club gathers at 7:30 p.m. at the NCO Open Mess lounge Fort Sill for dinner after a 6:20 p.m. social hour hosted by Mesdames Rollin Hood Ralph Keyport and Dwight Kranz.

Reddy

Committees Set At Club Meeting

Mrs. Mat Mills announced appointive committees at a Woman's Study club meeting held in Mrs. J. B. Willis home with Mrs. Dwight Smith presiding. Mrs. Gregg Verhoff led a devotional program and members planned a Feb 3 tour of Southwestern Bell’s Lawton building. Other attendees included Mesdames Blanchard, Cartwright, Huckabay, Kendall, Manchester, McGehee, Pope, Richardson, and Spurlock.

Mesdames J. R. Blanchard Frank Cartwright T. C. Huckabay Royce Kendall Grace Manchester 5. A. McGehee Ralph Pope Jack Richardson Leon Richardson Herbert Spurlock

Founder's Day Program Held by PEO Sisterhood Chapter ER

Mrs. Howard Babbitt gave a Founder's Day program at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the home of Mrs Christina Swanson 602 Gore Reading her annual president s letter Mrs Robert C Fullerton president conducted routine business Refreshments were served Present were Miss Thelma Talla Mesdames John Ambroster B W Aycock John Guy Bewing F G Hammond Henry F Howell Sherman Krisher Helen McCrory R B Morford Jr and Robert H Scott

Howard Babbitt PEO Christina Swanson Gore Robert C. Fullerton Thelma Talla John Ambrister B. W. Aycock John Guy Bewing F. G

Viola P. Reeder Applies For Degree At OCW

Mrs. Viola Porter Reeder of Cache RTC 1 is among Oklahoma College for Women students who filed degree applications as they anticipate completing requirements by the end of the first semester. OCW plans spring conferrals with the 1958 class after the usual practice.

Viola Porter Reeder Rtc. 1 Cache Oklahoma College For Women OCW Chickasha

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