Lawton Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Meetings
Plains Writers Association USC Library 7 30 p.m. plus Lawton TOPS Club 510 Dp 1 33 p.m. and Rebekah Lodge No 83 7 30 p.m. at Goodwill Hall. Tuesday events include Kandwapped Children dessert bridge 12 30 p.m. and Lawton Country Club activities with golf and bridge. Circle meetings at Centenary UMC and various clubs including Beta Sigma Phi Sororities and the Senior Citizens Club at the Museum of the Great Plains. Wednesday features NCO Wives Club and Business and Professional Women luncheon. Thursday lists Pansy Garden Club Home Life Lawton Woman's Forum Post Sergeants Major Wives and more with multiple meetings and a personal development schedule.
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Treat Plains Writers’ Association
USC
Lawton Tops Club
Goodwill Rebekah Lodge
Goodwill Hall
Comanche County
E. B
la Sertoma
Jerry Patton
Mieling Circle
Lawton Country
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Centenary United Methodist Church
Carl Simpson
W. D. Ford
Ash
C. J. Mull
Tressie Alford
Euclid
Circle Five
L. A. Ellis
N. 23Rd
Senior Citizens Club
Museum of the Great Plains
Alpha Pi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Glen Sims
N. 17Th
Preceptor Epsilon
Harry Rodgers
Cheryl Blvd
Beta Omicron
Bill Burch
Denver
Edd Worthen
N. 35Th
Charity
Ord
Allied Theme Event Showcases World Peace Through Brotherhood
A luncheon for Officers Wives' Club featured a global program titled World Peace Through Brotherhood. Maj. Eduardo Enriquez led a narrative while Capt. Eid and Capt. Kaakour presented a Lebanon pictorial, with numerous international displays by officers and wives from Iran to Korea. Local hosts and guests included Maj. Jenson and Maj. Ro zas, among many others, and exhibits ranged from costumes to an international elephant collection.
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Officers Wives’ Club
Officers’ Club
Eduardo Enriquez
Philippines
Charles Eid
Said Kaakour
Lebanon
Parviz Hoormand
Sirous Sattari-Abrovi
Iran
Gustavo Rosales
Francisco Rodriguez
Ramon Gil-Bermudez
Lucila Navia
Colombia
G. R. Mummery
D. C. Minson
Canada
Harry Jackson
Carrie Johnson
Brazil
Michael Girdlestone
England
F. A. LeClerce
Billis
France
P. H. Sachse
Franz Woehe
Germany
Leonard DeBord
Taiwan
China
Robert Thomas
Thailand
Linda Burch
Craig IL. Jenson
Alfred Liaison and Visitors Division
Rozas
Louisa Caprini de Garay
Brian Armour
Kenneth Ryan
Joseph Samoy
Tavares Vital
Gil-Bermudez
Navia
Rud Gottlieb
Herbert-Wil
Adeniyi Olanrewaju
Nigeria
Dear Abby readers share family money and peace dilemmas
A Helena newspaper column presents letters about spoil ing grandchildren, in law money, and keeping harmony amid political debates. Readers discuss three points of money power and caring, plus handling visits and a secret mental affair with daydreams that remain harmless if not acted on.
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Abby
Brainy
Ditto
Book Review Highlights United Presbyterian Women Meeting
A review of Amaz ing Heritage by Mrs. Lewis Shriver noted at the United Presbyterian Women's Association meeting in the church parlor with 25 members present. Miss Jennie L. McCutcheon named secretary, replacing Mrs. Warren Phillips who moved to Dallas. Hostesses were Esther Circle UPW. The Lawton Country Club Ladies Golf and Bridge Association plans a Tuesday program with golf, luncheon, and bridge. Mrs. Spears reported on the Comanche County Center for Handicapped Children and volunteers are needed.
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Lewis Shriver
United Presbyterian Women’s Association
H. L. Porter
Esther Circle
UPW
Jennie L. McCutcheon
Warren Phillips
Dallas
Tex
Spears
Comanche County Center
Camp Officers Installed at Carnation Camp 3069
Royal Neighbors of America in Goodwill Rebekah Hall held officer installation led by state supervisor Mrs. Juanita White. Newly installed officers include Mrs. Carl Cooper oracle and other officers. Goodwill Rebekah Lodge 83 members performed a drill and gifts were given to officers and attendees.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Rebekah Hall
Juanita White
Edmond
Lara Suttle
Duncan
Earl Wheeler
Alice Miller
Carl Cooper
Oracle
D. E. Shandy
J. B. March
Miller
Recorder
Edd Tenopir
Wheeler
Dorothy Horvath
Beth Daily
Inner Sentinel
Elsie Johnson
Outer Sentinel
Howard Gear
Agnes Plummer
Tenopir
O. C. Aubrey
Eunice Barefield
Noble Fields
Faith
Walter Lillard
Courage
Cecil McLain
W. D. White
Wendell Cottingham
Altrusa Club of Lawton Meeting Tonight
Altrusa Club of Lawton gathers for a 6 30 p m dinner and business session in the Rose Room at the Hotel Lawtonian today.
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Altrusa Club of
Lawton
Lawtonian
Meeting and dessert bridge event announced
La Sertoma will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Mrs. Jerry Patton 4710 Mieling Circle. A dessert bridge benefit is planned for 12 30 p m Tuesday at the Comanche County Center for Handicapped Children 10 E B.
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la Sertoma
Jerry Patton
Mieling Circle
Comanche County Center For
Great Plains Writers Association Meeting Tonight
The Great Plains Writers Association will meet at 7 30 p m today in the USC Library. Guest speaker is Steve Wilson curator of the Museum of the Great Plains. Hubert Murray conservation agent will also speak. Pansy Garden Club meets Thursday at 1 30 p m at Mrs George Scarbrough 2920 Templeton Terrace.
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Great Plains Writers Association
USC
Steve Wilson
Museum of the Great Plains
Pansy Garden Club
George Scarbrough
Templeton Terrace
Hubert Murray
USA
Rainbow Girls Hold Ceremony in Lawton Masonic Temple
Lawton Assembly No. 35 Rainbow for Girls held a meeting at the Masonic Temple. Donna Linck was named worthy advisor Mrs. Carl Fox assisted. Katyh Gisinger became recorder Enola Randolph was named Service. A box dinner was planned for February 11 with a practice January 31 at 6 30 p.m. and a Rainbow Girls mothers meeting.
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Masonic Temple
Lawton Assembly No. 35
Order of Rainbow
Donna Linck
Carl Fox
Jo Farr
Katyh Gisinger
Enola Randolph
Rainbow Girls
Rainbow Beau
Glenn Fuqua
Patton
Bette Smith
Futch
Melvin Jennings
Ralph Linck
Auxiliary Meeting at Brookland Free Will Baptist Church
The Brookland church Woman's Auxiliary met at Mrs Keith Whiteheads home with Mrs Chester Bailey presiding. The program titled In the Power of the Spirit was presented by Mrs Ronnie Liles and Mrs Bailey. Future events include an executive meeting Feb 3 a prayer group Feb 9 and a study group Feb 21. $10.25 was sent to the Pop Willey Memorial Fund for foreign missionaries in December.
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Brookland Free Will
Ronnie Liles
Bailey
Pop Willey
Fielding Grigsby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eastern Star
Mount Scott Masonic Temple
Lawton-Fort Sill
Security Bank
Xi Tau
Ronnie Cheat
Evans
NCO Wives’ Club
NCO Club
Lawton Business and Professional Women’s Club
First Presbyterian Church
Home Life Department
Friendship Club
Mountain Tops Club
S. Sheridan
School of Continuing Learning
Lawton Pioneer Women's Club
Quest Club
Milford Walker
Cache Road
Allied
Adeniyi Olenrewaju
Lim Chung
Hong Sung
Korea
Liu Chung
Nurulhaq Olomi
Afghanistan
Alberto Rozas
Argentina
Helm Hess
Joachim Linke
Constantinos Papaspyrou
Hoormand
Amos Baram
Fid
Kaakour
Ricardo Flores
Olemewaja
Rodriguez
Rosales
Nicholas Viejobueno
Bensolia Prats
Evangelos Varoughios
Mohammed Al-Shari
Olomi
Robert H. Deason
OWC
Roderick Wetherill
Lawrence H. Caruthers
T. Perkins
Wendel
D. D. Kunard
T. W. Gardner
J. E. Wakefield
M. J. Kinne
F. ©. Schleusing
Stokely Wilson
Maj. Jensen
H. G. Gordon
B. J. Kulhanek
Alfred Liaison
D.D Kunard
David Rubin
I. E. Robinson
Robinson
Milburn Duvall
Raymond Bragalone
Edward Pelegrin
John Ricketson
S. F. Hall
C. D. Paine
J. Monnella
K. Krauz
David Peacock
Michael Keel
Gwen Fisher
Fort Meyers, Fla
O.K
Dreamer
H A Whelan
National Bank
LPW
Lawton Country Club Ladies Golf and Bridge Association
Jake Lyons
William B. Swan Jr
Porter
Robert Spears
Neal Kissick
Mas
Shriver
S. Kloster Powell
C. D. Darling Jr
Adaline Fox
Bette-Dell
Members of
Goodwill
Rebek
Ah Lodge No. 83
Howard
Gear
Miller Regcer
Carl Cor Per
American Counseling Center
Ladies’ Shoes
C Avenue
Cache Road Square
Florsheims
Bob Smart Boots
Mrs. Ancell
Venicelon
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