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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1964

Page

4

Two New Girl Scout Troops Invested at Dunbar School

Brownie troop 474 and Junior troop 402 were welcomed at Dunbar School in a ceremony attended by about 75 parents. Rev. W Hightower offered the invocation as Lemuel Harkey spoke on Scout ideals and Mrs. M E Keiser welcomed the girls into national and international Scouting.

Dunbar School W. Hightower Lemuel Harkey M. E. Keiser John C. Ruback Raymond Engram James Grayson William Schooler Elton James Gilda Williams Rossalyn Grayson Louise Miles Jacquelyn Clark Debra Elaine Pierce Sherry Jo Jackson Evelyn Engram Brenda Edward Ronnell Holmes Jerrilyn Cumming Patricia Titus Sandra Granda Merlene Gamble Joanna Hopkins Denise Schooler Amarene Webster Bennie Marie Porter Verma Lee Ward Letha Mae Gamble

Miss Moser Installed as Cement Assembly Advisor

Suerita Moser daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Moser was installed as advisor of the Cement Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls in the Masonic temple ceremony. Installing officers included Myra Stevens Carolyn Harris Cheryl Schneberger and others with Mrs Lenora Catshall serving as mother advisor. A reception followed with many out of town guests from Cyril and Cement area listing numerous Moser and Schneberger relatives and friends.

Suerita Moser Bob Moser Order of Rainbow Masonic Temple Myra Stevens Carolyn Harris Cheryl Schneberger Carolyn Pyzner Vema Bilyeu Lenora Catshall Assembly Charity Sharon Axton Hope Suzette Molsbee Belinda Chambers Linda Koehler Janice Cowan Nature Debra Chandler Joye Prather Fidelity Karen Thompson Service Marilyn Berryhill Confidential Observer Debra Myers Outer Observer Sharn Thompson Corene Moser Larry Schneberger Juanita Perry Frank Moser Cecil Moser Vernie Brown Vera Bilyeu Floys Schneberger Robert Moser Darrell Sheila Moser Cyril Cement Noble Prather W. O. Myers

Benefit Supper Set Friday at Missionary Church

A community chili supper will be held Friday at Mission Verge Baptist Church 509 Woodridge Drive starting at 6 p.m. Tickets cost cents at the door. Proceeds support the church building fund as announced by Mrs Gary Oliver president of the Women s Missionary Society.

Mission Virge Baptist Church Woodridge Drive Woman's Missionary Society Gary Oliver

Instruction School Set for Feb 3 in Apache

Mrs Maud Lattelle of Chickasha will conduct a school of instruction February 3 at the Apache Masonic temple for the local chapter. An afternoon session ends with a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m in the church dining room. Further instruction follows in the lodge hall after dinner. Cement notices report Cement Rebekah lodge 272 members attending regional IOOF and Rebekah lodges meeting in Lawton last weekend.

Maud Lattelle Chickasha Apache Masonic Temple Cement Joe Charlson Baxter Taylor Bill Findley Cement Rebekah Lodge IOOF Rebekah Lawton

Progressive Club Hosts Visitor at Home Meeting

Mrs Helen Landoll was entertained by Progressive Home Demonstration club members at Mrs Frank J Stuever’s home 312 Arlington with ten members present. President J H Freeman led the session and Mrs Gilbert Kaikainahaole gave the devotion.

Progressive Home Demonstration Club Helen Landoll Frank J. Stuever Arlington J. H. Freeman Gilbert Kaikainahaole County Council of Clubs Altus Freeman Clara J. Kelley Fairgrounds Fred Cooke Dan Andrews A. 0. Holliday L. C. Nichols S. A. Reed L. W. White Thomas Worth

Rebekah Lodge Plans Benefit Spaghetti Supper

Lawton Rebekah Lodge 87 will host a spaghetti supper at IOOF hall 109% D on Feb 17 to raise funds for the lodge treasury. Miss Wilma Cook and Mrs. Clarence Kaufman led arrangements at a Monday meeting. Mrs. Sam Braddy directed the ritual for a Rebekah degree.

Lawton Rebekah Lodge 87 IOOF Lodge Wilma Cook Noble Grand Clarence Kaufman John Hoover Rebekah Sam Braddy Carl Wheatley Hulen Lodge Virgil Halbrooks Earl Racy Dot Duffy Roy Moyer Meers

Two Auxiliaries Have Meetings

Faxon Intermedi ate Girls Auxiliary met at First Baptist church with Jackie Boyd reading the prayer calendar and Paula Brannon leading missionary prayers. Attendees included Elizabeth Cla born Jo Ann Curtsinger Carol Scherler Pamela Smith and Mrs Mark Scherler. Junior GA discussed A wa 2pened with Deaton readings and questions. Attending and observing the prayer calendar were Sandra Smith Virginia Boyd Phyllis Watts and Mrs Orville Smith.

FAXON Jackie Boyd First Baptist Church Paula Brannon Ion Elizabeth Claborn Jo Ann Curtsinger Carol Scherler Pamela Smith Mark Scherler Deaton Sandra Smith Virginia Boyd Phyllis Watts Orville Smith

Three Are Guests At Sill Coffee

Mrs. Gilbert Lemelle Mrs. Walter Davenport and Mrs. Charles Stafford were guests of Wives of enlisted men in the US ATCFA at a Friday coffee hosted by Mrs. Al C Irby at 6556 McGlachlin Fort Sill. A crystal fruit bowl and green candies decorated the table. Mrs. Stafford received the hostess gift. Other attendees included Mrs. John Tuohy Mrs. Willie Hopkins Mrs. Georges Saison and Mrs. Lewis Banton. TO BE HOSTESS Mrs. Joseph P. Shalvey will host at 7 30 p m today to Xi Tau chapter of Beta Sigma Phi.

Gilbert Lemelle Walter Davenport Charles Stafford al C. Irby McGlachlin Road Fort Sill Stafford John Tuohy Willie Hopkins Georges Saison Lewis Banton Joseph P. Shalvey Ash Xi Tau Beta Sigma Phi

Groups Are Guests Of Dancers At Fairgrounds Saturday

Kuntry Kuzins danced in the Fairgrounds building entertaining guests from eight other cities and three Lawton Square dance groups. Hosts served refreshments during intermission and a slate of calling dancers led the event. Decorations honored graduates with mortarboards diplomas and balloons. Out of town guests hailed from Oklahoma City Carnegie Anadarko Binger Cache Chickasha Duncan and View. Local clubs joined from Lawton including Red River Promenaders and Square Toppers.

Kuntry Kuzins Fairgrounds Lawton Square Pete Nisbett Richard Matthys Matthys Herb Moran Paul Tate Ken Wright Don Lewis Bob Bradley Orville Andrews Shelly Coon Charles Peitsmeyer Gilbert Hodgson Bob Hutchings Lee Moore Oklahoma City Carl Dyer Carnegie Jesse Beavers Anadarko E. P. Thomas Binger Kenneth Bennett Cache Winston Yarbrough Chickasha Harry Keller View Les Hallock Sam Hawkins Ray Henry Lewis Duncan Lawton Ed Gaston al Settle Reddy Kilowatt John Harvey Judy Johnston Moran Johanna McCluskey Clint Haynes Linda Joyce Haynes Wanda Lynch Red River Promenaders Pet Petty James Duncan Denton Jones

Girls Auxiliary meeting at Lawton Indian Mission

More than 150 attended the Girls Auxiliary County association meeting at Lawton Indian Mission. Pamela Smith Faxon, president, presided as a love offering for Mary Jane Osgood totaled 24.20 dollars. Attendees from Faxon included Rev Kenneth Barnett Paula Brannon Jackie Boyds Carol Scherler Elizabeth Clabhorn and Jo Ann Curtsinger.

FAXON Lawton Pamela Smith Mary Jane Osgood Kenneth Barnett Paula Brannon Jackie Boyd Carol Scherler Elizabeth Clabhorn Jo Ann Curtsinger

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings

Xi Tau Beta Sigma Phi Circle groups meet at multiple addresses across town with a 7:30 p.m. start. Centenary Methodist WSCS Circles gather from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at various hostesses. Senior Citizens hold a special 7 p.m. session at the Museum of the Great Plains. The VFW Auxiliary meets at 8:00 p.m. and NCO Wives host a 1 p.m. social.

Xi Tau Beta Sigma Phi Joseph P. Shalvey Centenary Methodist Wscs Dale Logsdon Donald Wicker Connie Hill Jr Arnold Overton W. T. Burleson Euclid A. E. Worthen Walter Spradlin Lawton A. B. Gosselin Columbia Circle 5 Walter Hutchins Fort Sill Blvd R. W. Easlevy N. 27Th Museum of the

Hydrangeas and How to Grow Them Presented at Cement Garden Club

W. W. Northcutt and Mrs. George Ray prepared and gave the program on Hydrangeas and How to Grow Them at the Cement Garden club meeting hosted by Mrs. Ray with co host ess Mrs. Max Weaver. Members discussed the display and a favorite arrangement while president Mrs. Harry Tate urged committee chairs to send yearly district reports. Refreshments followed for a long list of members including Mrs. John Atkison Mrs. Zora Young Mrs. Robert Myers and others.

W. W. Northcutt George Ray Cement Garden Club Ray Max Weaver Harry Tate John Atkison Zora Young Robert Myers Marvin Brewer Edna Barnett G. D. Petty George Blakley Lenora Catshall David Miller W. W. McCarty W. L. Dixon John Pyzner Cloda Robinson

200 Brigade Wives Hear Mrs Totten at Fort Sill luncheon

Two hundred wives of 34th Brigade officers attended an informative humorous talk on army protocol by Mrs. James W. Totten in the Artillery room of the Fort Sill Officers Club. Guests included Mrs. Lewis S. Griffing and Mrs. Totten. Farewell trays were given to Mrs. Parrish and Mrs. Buck.

34Th Brigade James W. Totten Fort Sill Griffing Totten

Battalion Party Welcomes Newcomers at Fort Sill

Officers of the 1st Battalion 81st Artillery and their wives enjoyed a social hour at the Blade and Wing club. Lt Col Walter R Harris greeted newcomers Lt and Mrs Lawrence W Roberts and CWO and Mrs Robert G Houghtaling. Gifts included a silver pitcher for a wedding and baby cups for several couples. A farewell card tray was given to CWO and Mrs Richard McKinley. Visitors Mr and Mrs George Beimdick Jr. and George Beim dick III joined Lt and Mrs John C Phelps.

81St Artillery Blade and Wing Club Fort Sill Walter R. Harris Lawrence W. Roberts CWO Robert G. Houghtaling Palmer Dasher Leamon FE. Howell William H. Murdaugh Cecil E. Bowen Richard McKinley George Beimdick Jr George Beimdick III George Phelps John C. Phelps

How Is Your Vision Theme For Golden Circle Meet

ELGIN Special reports the January Golden Circle Sunday School session at First Baptist with the topic How Is Your Vision. Mrs. Don Ingram presided, Mrs. Hershel Moore filed the secretary’s report, and Group 2 led by Mrs. John Crow plans a Friday dinner at Mrs. Don Ingram’s home.

Dear Abby Advice Mostly From Readers

Abigail Van Buren answers letters on social behavior and personal matters. The column includes concerns about dating, coffee preferences for a minister, a Navy pen pal whose correspondent turned out to be underage, and a civic question about ZIP codes in mail replies.

Abby U.S. Navy P.O Beverly Hills California

Scouts Bid Leader Goodbye As Troop Disbands

Senior Girl Scout Troop 401 held its annual Father Daughter banquet to bid farewell to leader Mrs. John Bailey who departs with her husband on a military tour to Italy. The 10 member troop formed in 1960 and earned 32 aid bars for community service and training.

John Bailey Italy Bailey Sents Linda DeFrees Sue Bailey Linda Whitten Red Cross Dee Dee Park Gail Finley Karen Ruback Janet Freese Tansiope Margaret Taipei Formosa Louis Aten Susan Williams Bridget Standridge Peggy Dunn Johnnie Marie Bailey

FHA Pledge Initiation Set for February 10

Eisenhower chapter of Future Homemakers of America will initiate pledges at a February 10 banquet in the Hotel Lawtonian. Plans were made at a Monday Homemaking Department meeting with Glen da Roscoe, president, presiding. The group discussed attending the Oklahoma City rally April 4, funded in part by a $314 chapter treasury.

Eisenhower Future Homemakers of America Lawtonian Glenda Roscoe Oklahoma City Treasury Barbara DeBellis H. D. Ladyman Oklahoma Linda Robins Gloria Frost Nancy Aycock Loretta Williams Joyce Walker Melodie Turner Glenda Holland Teresa Willingham Marjorie Sken Pam Brooks

Birthday Luncheon Honors Mrs. Tom Biles at Home

Mrs. Tom Biles of 202 E. Lee celebrated her birthday with a luncheon and canasta session Saturday. Attendees included sister in law Mrs. Fay Biles of Grants Pass Oregon and others named Mrs. L A Marcotte Mrs. W M Aaron Mrs. Johnny Edwards and Mrs. Frank Klocko.

Tom Biles E. Lee Fay Biles Grants Pass Ore L. A. Marcotte W. M. Aaron Johnny Edwards Frank Klocko

Also Mentioned on This Page

OES Progressive Club Rebekah Lodge Sill Coffee Janet Henry The Lawton Morning Press Southwestern Hospital NCO Wives Club NCO Club Fayerene Brigade Joseph Parrish Kent Buck Charles K. Harris Richard L. Strube Edward Cope Harry 0. Amos John Gilliland Dan Gerber Gerber Baby Foods Box Fremont Michigan Abigail van Buren Paris Pear Calif Goodby FHA S.W Beauty School Sheridan Road Cache Road Carl Sinerican Sprague & Carleton
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