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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1958

Page

6

PWA Circles Have Lessons at First Presbyterian Church

The First Presbyterian Women’s Association circles held lessons from The Word The World and The War. Meg Aredy Parmenter Sr led Circle T at 2 p.m. in the church parlor with 11 members and 1 guest Mrs Rosy S Porter. Circle IV met at Mrs Ray Whiteturkey’s home with 11 members and 1 guest, devotionals on Love led by Mrs Sam Ard.

First Presbyterian Women's Association Meg. Aredy Parmenter Sr Circle T Rosy S]. Porter Clayton S. Valder Mesdames Valder C. W. Bickett

Committees Named For Snyder Study Club Year

Mrs L A Collier, incoming president, announced committees for the Snyder Study Club at Mountain Park community building. Program members include Bert Willis Alex Barnes Julie Wills Ray Lorance. welfare J A Anthony J E Walker. ways and means George Krueger George Nelson Earl Nichols Claude Parsons Mrs Fred Niebruegge Earl Davis is parliamentarian and critic. A Valentine luncheon at Mrs Roy Nie home will be next meeting.

Lions Club Pancake Festival Sets Saturday Event

The Lions Club pancake festival is scheduled for Saturday at the Oklahoma Theater building from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Oklahoma Lions Eye Bank. Frederick Lions Club pledges $800 to the state program. Bar ney Feinberg is festival chairman with Ray Biller assisting. Tickets are 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.

Lions Club Oklahoma Theater Barney Feinberg Ray Biller Lions Club Eye Bank Okahoma Lions Eye Bank Frederick Lions Club Carl McFall Sam Sparks Prather Brown Bob Cull Tsfs

Buffet Supper At First Baptist Bonoih Class

A buffet supper was served to 12 members and one guest, Mrs. Frank Dougherty, at 7:30 p.m. during the First Baptist church Bonoih Sunday School class social at 307 Bell. Mrs. Mildred Wilcoxson led a prayer and the devotional “Prayer” was by Mrs. Fred Marts. Quiz games followed under Mesdames Carl Wheatley and W R Jarrell. Other members present included Miss Florence Sparlin and Mesdames G C Lowe, Dewey Sutton Glenn Zea Fred Sullivan and Ed Callahan. Cemeret reports Mr. and Mrs. James Hooper and son Jimmy have moved to Ada where he will study geology at East Central College.

Frank Dougherty First Baptist Church Bonoih Claude Watson Mildred Wilcoxson Fred Marts Mesdames Carl Wheatley W.R. Jarrell Florence Sparlin G. C. Lowe Dewey Sutton Glenn Zea Fred Sullivan Ed Callahan Cemeret James Hooper Jimmy Ada East Central College Ed Hooper United States Navy Norfolk K. J. Hunter Cement

Intermediate GAs Meet For Study at Snyder Church

Snyder Baptist Woman s Missionary Society Intermediate Girls Auxiliary held a 2:45 p m Monday study session in the church room. They read A Roving Report taught by Mrs W O Houser and planned to attend the GA house party February 22 23 at the Extension Study Center Norman. Refreshments followed. Present were Fay Atchison Dorothy Brazil Roselle Clevenger Joan Ellis Karen Fagg Donna Farris Glenda Hooser Velda Hooser Julia Stradley and Darla Turner.

Snyder Snyder Baptist Woman's Missionary Society W. O. Houser Norman Fay Atchison Dorothy Brazil Roselle Clevenger Joan Ellis Karen Fagg Donna Farris

Centenary WSCS Circles Meet For Japan Lessons

Centenary Methodist WSCS circles conduct weekly lessons on Japan. Circle I, led by Mrs. Thomas Magan, hosts four members and guest Mrs. Donald Wicker. Circle II meets at Mrs. Dick Martin’s with devotion by Mrs. Milian Warley and lesson by Mrs. J. C. Hester Jr. Circle III features slides by guest Mrs. James Herman. Circle IV at Elmer Bauman’s includes devotional and lesson by Mrs. R. E. Elliott. Circle V hosts Mrs. Robert Brock with 15 members and guest Mrs. Charles Ozman. Circle VI, led by Mrs. D. R. Grimes, features lesson by Mrs. Harry Sullivan and new member Mrs. William Rawn. Circle VII, at Mrs. Jones Wasson’s, has nine members with program led by Mrs. J. G. Anderson and participants. Circle VISTs at Mrs. Benton’s includes lesson by Mrs. Gladys Wolverton for 12 members. Circle IX at Mrs. L. E. Morgan’s hosts a lesson by Mrs. Harold Rice. Circle II, hosted by Mrs. Billy Stamps, features lesson by guest Mrs. Merl Warren.

Centenary Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service Japan Donald Wicker Thomas Magan W. D. Ford Jr Wicker Dick Martin Circle IL Iloem Milian Warley J. C. Hester Jr James ©. Lferman W. W. Gollove Sheridan Road T. P. Brammer Gladys Wolverton Circle IV Elmer R. Bauman Lawton R. E. Elliott Clarence Sillers Golda Regan Robert Brock E. B. Dunlap Cirele V Charles Ozman R. E. Dick Dillard Wiseman Ozeman D. R. Grimes Circle VI Lake Jovy Harry Sullivan Shirley Williamson William Rawn Jones Wasson Alst W. D Benton Snow Road Gladys Wolverson L. E. Morgan Harold Rice Jack Strickladen Billy Stamps Atlanta Merl Warren Guy Robinson

Highland WMS Meets For Study

Highland Baptist Woman's Missionary Society held a monthly business and stewardship meeting at 7 44 p m in the church. Prayer opened by Mrs Charles Johnson. Mrs L C Head led the session with officer reports. One guest, Mrs Jess Lynch, attended with Mesdames O Q Perkins Homer Riddle Fred Liles D C Colley and Virgil Tiles present.

Highland Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Charles Johnson WMU L. C. Head Jess Lynch Mesdames OQ T. Perkins Homer Riddle Fred Liles D. C. Colley Virgil Tiles

Golden Circle Sunday School Class Meets at Northside Baptist

Mrs David Moore hosts a Golden Circle session at 2111 Bell with guest Mrs Herbert Jones opening the meeting and Mrs Stanley Brugh presiding. A devotional by the Jesident and dismissal prayer by Mrs Glen Echols follow business about class books and routine items. Also attending were Mrs George Lilly class teacher Mrs J T McCaskill and members Mescames Don Copelin Raymond Huggins Willis Robinson.

Herbert Jones Golden Circle Northside Baptist Church David Moore Bell Stanley Brugh Glen Echols George Lilly J. T. McCaskill Don Copelin Raymond Huggins Willis Robinson Aoe

Surprise Shower Honors Mrs Billie Blackburn at Elgin Home

A surprise personal shower for Mrs Billie Blackburn happened at 1:30 pm at her Elgin home hosted by Mesdames vid Stauffer and Frankie Staufer. Gifts came from 28 persons. refreshments served to listed guests including Floyd Beemer and Will Carver II. Also notes Melvin Atkison, son of Mr and Mrs John Atkison, enrolled at Eastern State College Wayne Nebraska to study electrical engineering and live with brother Homer Alsion.

Elgin Billie Blackburn Melvin Atkison John Atkison Eastern State College Wayne Nebr Homer Alsison

Linda Lu Wells Named Hostess

Miss Linda Lu Wells a 1957 Cameron College graduate and OCW library staffer will host visitors at a Chickasha exhibit of 600 new and recent youth books. The display runs February 2 to 7 in OCW Library with a Sunday opening at 4 3 p.m. Public and educators are invited to view and examine the books.

Linda Lu Wells Cameron College Oklahoma College For Women Chickasha Iva Potter Wells OCW Library Section Oklahoma Education Association Chickasha Carnegie Library

Retired General To Speak To Club

Maj. Gen. (ret) James C. Styron will address Frederick Presbyterian Men’s Supper Club after the 7:30 p.m. dinner. The CSA veteran, member of the Save Our State executive committee, will share his Army experiences and discuss related topics.

Frederick James C. Styron CSA Frederick Presbyterian Men's Supper Club Save Our State Organization

Lodge Meeting Honors Thomas Wildey Drill Team Featured

A 7:30 p.m. Goodwill Rebekah lodge No.82 meeting featured a drill team honoring Thomas Wildey founder of Oddfellowship. Under Mrs Dan McPhail the program aligned with the noble grand's theme. Participants included Mesdames Eldon Cowley Jeff Banks Alford Hennessee Horace James Emery Cowley and musician Mrs Earl Wheeler.

Thomas Wildey Oddfellowship In America Goodwill Rebekah Lodge Goodwill Rebekah Hall Dan McPhail Noble Grand Horace James Emery Cowley John Wood William Brown Lodge Oddfellowship Rebekah Old Folks Home Checotah Earl Wheeler Lawton Thela Rha Cowley Heart Fune Banks Words Rebekah Assembly Joe Simpson Floyd Miller Jowel Bighee

Fashion Show Silhouettes At Cache High School

A fashion show titled Fashion Silhouettes was presented in the Cache high school auditorium by homemaking class members. Thelma Bartlett served as commentator with piano accompaniment by Carolyn Holden. Students from 8th through 12th grades modeled garments they made, including eighth graders featuring aprons. list of participants includes June Barfield Detoris Barfield Janice Brooking Romelda Byrd Laura Carter Mary Jo Caldwell Linda Covington Rita Daubenspeck Edna Duke Ardeth Elting Mary Ann Ford Betty Guthrie Dixie Gilbert Tillian Guiswell Janeris Hagar Patsy Jones Ann Kapaddy Ruby Karney Mary Lewis Janette Maloy Glenda Niedo Ann Weewhouse Edna Pacheka Charlene Phelps Juanita Rowell Maude Rowell Peat Roach Annette Reynolds Nancy Runnels Claudene Risinger Patricia Simms Carol Saupitty Clara Tahedavah nippah Brenda Woomavavah Patricia Woommavavah Phyllis Weryavah Betty Weryavah Marilyn Watts and Novells Wolf. In special news, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Walker injured in last March auto accident underwent surgery at an Oklahoma City hospital. Mrs Walker had facial surgery and her husband an appendectomy.

Cache High School Thelma Bartlett Carolyn Holden June Barfield Detoris Barfield Janice Brooking Romelda Byrd Laura Carter Mary Jo Caldwell Linda Covington Rita Daubenspeck Edna Duke Ardeth Elting Mary Ann Ford Betty Guthrie Dixie Gilbert Tillian Guiswell Janeris Hagar Patsy Jones Ann Kapaddy Ruby Karney Mary Lewis Janette Maloy Glenda Niedo Ann Wewhouse Edna Pacheka Charlene Phelps Juanita Rowell Maude Rowell Peat Carol Saupitty Clara Tahedavahnippah Brenda Woomavavah Patricia Woommavavah Phyllis Weryavah Betty Weryavah Marilyn Watts Novells Wolf

Hollister WSCS Studies Disciples to Such a Lord

Hollister Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service members met at Mrs Rex Morgan's home to study Disciples to Such a Lord led by Mrs Burgin McFall and John H Oakley with Mrs R Mitchell giving a devotional as Mrs Oakley presided. Attendees included Mesdames J G Clark and Alex McKinney. Refreshments were served.

Honor Roll Named at Local High School

Principal Fred Fleming announced the first semester honor roll at the local high school. Seniors Elling Newhouse Simr lead with straight A averages, followed by Lin? dale Bunyan and Runnels and Vatte with high B or A averages. Other seniors on the honor roll include Bartlett Griswold Guthrie Jones Miller Robinson Thomas, plus juniors Bard Ford Gilbert Harmon Maloy Risinger Robinson Walker. Sophomores Carter Daubenspeck Duke Lynn Elling Hawthorne Livingston Mahaffey Marshall Tipton are also listed.

Zial Kar Elling Anna Faye Newhouse Patricia Simr Sh. High Cal Fred Fleming the Lin Patsy Jones Truman Miller Mary Lou Robinson Charlene Thomas Ray Bard Mary Ann Ford Dixie

Couple Names Twin Daughters in Loveland Birth

Genia Gayle and Vickie Sue Hunt born January 21 at Tillman County Memorial Hospital Frederick. Grandmothers listed as Mrs. M Kinder Loveland and Mrs. W P Hunt Lawton.

Loveland Genia Gayle Vickie Sue Carol Hunt Frederick Tillman County Memorial Hospital M. Kinder W. P. Hunt Lawton

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