Postnuptial Tea Honors Mrs. Donald Ellegood At Home
Largely attended afternoon tea at 1201 Gore Blvd hosted by Mrs. C J Ellegood for her daughter-in-law Mrs. Donald Ellegood formerly Bettie Dixon. Guests listed include numerous local ladies and helpers. decorations featured pink and white with silver rose buds and candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Ellegood
Gore Blvd
Donald Ellegood
Bettie Dixon
Jarres Wade
Jess Griffin
A. J. Rawlings
Warren Wolverton
Wilbur Rice
George Champlin
Reece Russell
H. P. Cook
James. Matheny
Beverly Rice
Joan White
W. & Cole
Ernest Aust Jr
James Aust
Wilbur Lewis
Karey Fuqua
Joe Turner
Ben Watchins Jr
G. G. Downing
Harold Johnson
R. H. Drewry
Ralph W. Currell
EB. W. Birdsong Jr
Joe Liner
5. A. Lund
C. B. Price Jr
Elmon
Ethel
Barrett Andrews
Ted Warkentin
Robert Scott
George S. Barber
J. R. Montgomery
O Howard
Charles Wade
Lyle Ozman
Cay Wilson
Glen Frinian
C. A. Wolverton
Dan Harre
Carrie VanLew
David Morris
Ernest Cavett
Ward Bowlin
Roy Cremer
W. C. Austin
Lloyd Dawson
T. C. Mason
Phil Gafford
Harold Grove
Nancy Redeker
Coleen Ludrick
Eno Alice Stephens
Margaohel Lund
Barbara Jo Amphiett
Hennessee Sisters Celebrate Birthday Party Wednesday
Carolyn and Bettye Hennessee daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hennessee hosted a Wednesday birthday party at their Arlington home. Crro was eight and her sister five. guests rode to the Lawton theater to see Heldorado with Roy Rogers, then returned for games and cake. Pastel green and pink decor complemented baskets of candy, tiny parasols, and a birthday cake. Guests included Susie Hawking Duffie Hawkins Linda Leva Mel a Ming Price Stella Price Ella Price Billie Merie Suggs Billy Baird Bobby Baird and Nicky Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn
Bettye Hennessee
Ralph Hennessee
Arlington
Crro
Lawton Theater
Susie Hawking
Duffie Hawkins
Linda Leva
Mela Ming Price
Stella Price
Ella Price
Billie Merie Suggs
Billy Baird
Bobby Baird
Nicky Garrett
First Methodist WSCS Circles Convene Tuesday
Three circles of the First Methodist WSCS held meetings Tuesday afternoon. Circle One at 823 North 17th with 18 members present discussed Stewardship and heard devotions by Mrs. Rex Kendall. Circle Two at 906 Gore with 18 members present studied Stewardship and Civic Events. Circle Three at 1310 Cherry with 18 members present discussed Stewardship and related readings. Circle Four at Fort Sill with 20 members present covered Stewardship topics and Christian motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
WSCS
W. B. Billington
North 17Th
Rex Kendall
Stewardship
O. C. Mahaffay
Minnie Banta
Willis
Marshall
Circle
H. T. Miller
Gore
C. B. Young
Arthur Harris
A. W. Langston
John ©. Hobbs
Donald Harrel
Charles Jenninge
Cherry
Johnson
C. A. Wolverton
Trimble
Howard Simma
Crawford
Circle Four
J. F Darnell
Fort Sill
Enair
Guy Wilson
George Page
Jesson
Hunter Werks
Edward Sheldon
Ralph Hacker
Marvin Bielet
Luncheon Club Hosts Speaker Miss Perkinson
Louise Perkinson, Comanche County home demonstration agent, spoke on sewing and health at the Lie Do meatle Science Luncheon Club meeting held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Ivan J. Young’s Clyde home. Bowls of sweet pens in spring colors decorated the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Perkinson
Lie Domeatle Science
Ivan J. Young
B. Mru
Clyde Bowlby
Mia Perkingon
Comanche County
Local ladies host gathering with display of garments
A group of women including Mrs. Donald Angus and Mrs. I. G. Cole attended a meeting where materials and garments were shown. Numerous attendees listed with titles and affiliations, among them Mrs. Bruce Lucas, Mrs. G. M. Brooks, and Miss Caroline Reid, a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Angus
I. G. Cole
Ben Ash
John Helvey
G. M. Brooks
Bruce Lucas
Albert Childs
J. C. Miller
Olive Peller
B. BE. Cones
G.S. Holman
H. W. Powell
W. K. Miller
Reece Russell
A. G. Norris
BE. W. Shall
G. C. Ralston
Roy Stafford
Joe Reed
Social Briefs From Oklahoma City and Wichita Falls Visitors
Social notes report Mrs. Fred Fox of 1911 Cherry and Mrs. Lars Zorger of 709 Arlington visiting Oklahoma City. Mrs. Don Wilkinson of 1309 Cherry and Mrs. Walton W. Davis of 1108 Wighth spent Thursday in Wichita Falls Texas with former residents, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thacker. Tex Henry and Jackson Wyn hosted as house guests of Don Wilkinson, 1509 Cherry. Mrs. Lewis H. Johnson of Dallas is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ina Schofield at 708 Gore, accompanied by her husband who returned to Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fox
Cherry
Lars Zorger
Arlington
Oklahoma City
Don Wilkinson
Walton W. Davis
Wighth
Wichita Falls
Tex
Vantonians
Bob Thacker
Tex Henry
Jackson, Wyn
Lewis H. Johnson
Dallas
Ina Schofield
Gore
Mrs Kelly Jewell To Be Buried Here
Mrs Kelly Jewell former Lawterian dies in Enid Oklahoma graveside rites set for 1 30 p m Saturday at Ighland cemetery pastor Rev Thompson Gene Hodges First Presbyterian Church to conduct services at Enid Brown Funeral Home of Enid in charge survivors include husband former Miss Minnie Lee LeeClure daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles McClure also former Lawsonians who lived at 61 1 2 Mr and Mrs Jewell moved to Enid several years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ighland
Elly Cwell
Jewell
Enid
City Students At Choral Festival Lawton High
Lawton high school sent 29 vocal music students to the annual all state choral festival at Oklahoma A and M college Stillwater. Chicago conductor Noble Cain will direct the massed chorus of 2400 singers from Oklahoma high schools with rehearsals this morning and afternoon and a public concert tonight in the A and M fieldhouse. The Lawton group, led by Miss Irw Jean Snow, includes Elizabeth Allison Mary Allen Richard Bennett Royce Brown Mary Christmas Arlene Craig Jacquetta Davidson Rita Edwards Witleva Hired Ila Ethell Alice Fulghum Mary Giles Caroline Hicks Margaret Jean Inman Meheleen Jennings Mayme Montague Joyce Rosecrants Neomia Shultz Isabella Smith Norman Snow Joyce Ward Toy Walker Martha Wilcoxson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High School
Oklahoma A
M. College
Stillwater
Noble Cain
Chicago
Oklahoma
Elizabeth Allison
Mary Allen
Richard Bennett
Royce Brown
Mary Christmas
Arlene Craig
Jacquetta Davidson
Rita Edwards
Witleva Hired
Ila Ethell
Alice Fulghum
Mary Giles
Caroline Hicks
Margaret Jean Inman
Meheleen Jennings
Mary Louise Keathley
Margaret Leard
Sarah Leister
Chester McCracken
Mayme Montague
Joyce Rosecrants
Neomia Shultz
Isabelle Smith
Norman Snow
Joyce Ward
Toy Walker
Martha Wilcoxson
New Church at Cache Dedicated
Dedication of the new Church of Christ at Cache was held last Sunday led by Robert Sprague of the Sixth and Arlington Church. The building cost about $5,000 with much labor by Cache church members. Gene Carrol serves as minister. Attendees from the local church included Mr and Mrs Sprague Martha and Paul Sprague Mr and Mrs McNayr and daughter Dianna Mrs Alta Carter Mr and Mrs James Adams Mr and Mrs Dan Lee and daughter Nancy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Cache
Robert Sprague
Sixth
Arlington Church of Christ
Vonerste
Cache Church
Lawton
Sprague
St. John McNayr
Gene Carrol
Martha
Paul Sprague
McNayr
Dianna
Alta Carter
James Adams
Dan Lee
Nancy
Oklahoma City Board Clerk Named
Mrs. Ted Blackburn and Mr and Mrs J R Blackburn with children Carole Ann and Gary Don of Oklahoma City report a state board of affairs announcement. W Russell Bergman, chairman, named A C Beckner, former Guthrie businessman, as chief clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Blackburn
J. R. Blackburn
Carole Ann and
Gary Don
Oklahoma City
Jan
W. Russell Bergman
State Board of Affairs
A. C. Beckner
Guthrie
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Hennessee
Kay Dee
Leon Darden
Dearborn
J. G. Cole
First Methodist
Orville D. Pope
S&s
SSS
Su So
Sara
Phono
Creditors’ Adjustment Bureau
Arthur Young
Kelly Jewell
Call's Studio
D Ave
Steddoms
J. Wiley Richardson
School OF Dance
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City
Lowton
LIDIA
St.Joseph
woRt
Saratoga
Povnteirn Shop
Hornadays
Greeninustos Ave
Montgomery
Bobby Socks
Calico Fruit Design
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