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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1964

Page

8

HD Club Luncheon Reports Spending and Plans

A Community Home Demonstration club luncheon at Mrs. J. G. Anderson's home on Taylor Ave. was led by Mrs. George Stuever. Mrs. Anderson led singing and devotion. Mrs. Stanley Cahn reported over 710 dollars spent on improving the community building. Secret sisters were adopted for the year. an advanced sewing course is planned for February. a county council meeting is set for February 5. The group to serve at the Hereford sale on February 0. Committees were named and yearbooks completed. Mrs. Anderson gave a Family Records lesson. Attendees included multiple members and guests.

J. G. Anderson Taylor Community Home Demonstration Club George Stuever Anderson Stanley Cahn Lawrence Cassell Hereford Sale Louis Cahn

Wives Coffee Guests At Fort Sill Home

Monthly meeting of FAMSEG wives was hosted by Mrs. Charles B. Elliott at 571 Cruikshank Circle Fort Sill. Guests included Mrs H V Dickerson Mrs J H Haydon and Mrs Edward L Williams with welcomes to newcomers and plans for February events and hospitality roles.

Field Artillery Missile Systems Evaluation Group Charles B. Elliott Famseg Cruikshank Circle Fort Sill William T. Hasbrook Holland Robert W. Knowles 1St Field Artillery Missile Bride Headquarters Group Dickerson Hugh Swafford Robert Ligon Max Green Richard Horvath William Everett Hal Bennett

Three Score High In Bridge Games

Mrs. Norvell West, Mrs. Jim Harwood, and Mrs. Bill Adair placed first to third in the monthly games held by Wives of officers of the Fourth Battalion USATCFA. The gathering at Mrs. Curtis Lee’s home at 2294 NW 40th drew guests including Mrs. Robert L. Bingham and Mrs. Adair with a larger group of attendees listed by name.

Norvell West Jim Harwood Bill Adair Fourth Battalion Usatcfa Curtis Lee 40Th Robert L. Bingham Adair E. G. Heilbronner Jakie Lee C. W. Starkey

Two Feted At Cottee Coffee At Fort Sill Officers Club

Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. Charles Bushee were honored guests at a Fireside room coffee hosted by Mrs. Myron Westerman and Mrs. Adam Taracko. Col. Busbee leaves Fort Sill for Japan. Col. Smith will replace him. Other attendees included Mrs. Walter Belland Mrs. Phillip Ridell Jr. and several wartime wives.

Harry Smith Charles Bushee Officers Club Fort Sill Myron Westerman Adam Taracko Col. Busbee 6Th Battalion Usatcfa Japan Col. Smith Walter Belland ATC Phillip Ridell Jr Edmond Heilbronner John Williams Winton Mizell Harry Tchakirides William Whiteside Richard Dorschler Walter Mass Grover Lewis Douglas Hughes Donald Boesch Daniel Simpson Donald Graham Ronald Sae Michael Garoa

Christian Family Its Money Topic For Six WSCS Circles

Six First Methodist WSCS circles studied The Christian Family and Its Money. Circle 1 met with Mrs. Fred Heinz. 18 members attended. Circle 2 at Mrs. Ralph Rumbaugh’s home had 9 members and 3 guests. devotion from Women of the Bible by Mrs. Wayne Meeks. Circle 3 at Mrs. Weldon Smith had 15 members. devotion by Mrs. Orville Smith. Circle 4 at Mrs. Marshall Looney had 10 members. lesson by Mrs. Stanley Bryant. Circle 5 at Mrs. G. W. Smith had 9 members and 1 guest. devotion by Mrs. M. F. Bohl. Circle 6 hosted by Mrs. Walter Ellis with 14. devotion by Mrs. Noble Allen.

First Methodist Wscs Fred Heinz City John Looney P. O. Porter Ralph Rumbaugh Wayne Meeks Bernard Montgomery Ida Stevens James Johnson Doyle Bigham Weldon Smith Orville Smith D. L. Wigington Circle 4 Marshall Looney John Hobbs Stanley Bryant Circle 5 G. W. Smith M. F. Bohl Howard Council C. L. Fuller Walter Ellis Harrow Road Fort Sill Noble Allen R. V. Scott

Farewell bridge luncheon honors Mrs Norris in Wives group

Mrs Norris was feted at a farewell bridge luncheon and lavette shower by the Wives of officers of the Aviation Section 214th Artillery Group at Mrs Edward B Derrs home 904 Pershing Drive. Lt and Mrs Norris will move to Kansas City Mo in February after his Army tour ends. Driftwood arrangements with miniature storks decor the dining area and mantel. Mrs E Jex Capener won high bridge score with Mrs Donald Burke second high. Allan S Irwin and others attended.

Thomas H. Norris 214Th Artillery Group Edward B. Derr Pershing Norris Kansas City Army E. Jex Capener Donald D. Burke Allan S. Irwin Christopher L. Fuller Jr James E. Brayboy Billy J. Harvey Laurence Gardner

Baptist Class Dinner Prayer Meeting Held at Home

The First Baptist Naomi Sunday School class hosted a covered dish dinner and prayer gathering at 722 North 31st Street. Attendees included Mrs. Davie Ray Mrs. Clay Mrs. Robert Shaw Mrs. D Dennis Mrs. Dudley Lessen Mrs. H H Ramey Mrs. Dave Mrs. Frances Kriss Mrs. Alma Clark Mrs. Iris Wood Mrs. H L Cole and guest Mrs C K Markham.

Burrell Jones First Baptist Naomi Davie Ray Clay Robert Shaw D. Dennis Dudley Lessen H. H. Ramey Dave Frances Kriss Alma Clark Iris Wood H. L. Cole C. K. Markham

Square Toppers Dance Tonight in American Legion Hall

A graduation square dance for the class taught by Paul Tate will be at 8 pm today in the American Legion hall at Seventh and EF. Sponsored by the Square Toppers Square Dance club, the event follows an earlier dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Rich White and Mr and Mrs Lee Springer for 45 attendees. Refreshments were served and a farewell gift was given to Mr and Mrs Don Rodgers. guests included Patrick Duke Cache and several couples.

Paul Tate American Legion Hall Square Toppers Square Dance Club Rich White Lee Springer Patrick Duke Cache Melvin Sexton Fred Jennings Gerald Ballard Clinton Haynes Joyce Linda Lonnie Leland Don Rodgers

Child Care Topic Highlighted by Woman’s Missionary Society

Mrs. Charlie Ochsner led a program on Child Care at the church church parlor meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society. The talk covered work in the children's home and Boys' Ranch Town activities of state Baptists with brief business by president Mrs. Raymond Carson and closing prayers.

Chattanooga Charlie Ochsner Woman's Missionary Society Theildren State Baptists Raymond Carson George Goodknight J. C. Kilgore Jack McCary Leroy Geis S. W. Parton Paul David Carson R. B. Brady

Lori Till showcases dramatic oversized at home look

Designer Lori Till presents a bold fashion statement with enormous overalls. The voluminous garment narrows at the top then expands to wide center pleats, resembling culottes and intended as a striking everyday outfit.

Lori Till

Centenary WSCS Hosts Coffee and Meeting

Centenary Methodist WSCS met Tuesday morning in the church parlor with Circle 1 as hostesses. Mrs. O B Lawrence and Mrs Al Meese served at the coffee table. The centerpiece featured apricot and tangerine dahlias with grapes.

Centenary Methodist Wscs Circle 1 O. B. Lawrence al Meese

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HD Club Carl Elling J. R. Cassell J. W. Bard Frank Cook Kermit Elling Robert Howell Art Runyan Rupert Ward Rev Janie Thompson Stephen Cook Famseg Wives Sill Christian Family WSCS Baptist Aurell’s Shoes Erwin Acres Centenary Wscs C. J. Hanan W. W. Easley A. R. Clark J. A. Bumpers A. Richardson Harold Christman First Methodist Church Merl Warren Albert L. Tait Pakistan Hanan Lawton Order of Eastern Star York Rite Sprague & Carleton LEVIS Suise Cedhe Road Just Cammy Department Store the Dixie Cache Road Square Coats PIR Cache Road Hart Schaffner & Marx Varsity Town Clipper Craft S&h
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