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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1954

Page

8

Beal Heights Women Share Lessons and Fellowship

Beal Heights Presbyterian Women held study sessions in members homes this week. Circle I met at 408 N 31st with lessons on Pauls Pilgrimage to Rome and prayers led by Mrs Cecil Lawson. Circle II gathered at 307 N 31st for Acts Words about Deeds with Mrs E A Dexter and closing prayers. Circle III met at 1711 Lake for Pauls Pilgrimage to Rome led by Mrs Luther Cannon. Circle IV hosted a 730 p m covered dish supper at 1207 Arlington with devotional by Mrs R S Ward and lesson Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken.

Beal Heights Presbyterian Circle I Carter Crane Cecil Lawson Paul Rome Beda Nelson Mesdames G. D. Boyles Fannie Cox B. Day W. E. Getz E. C. Motgomery E. M. Pruden O. L. Pettijohn Lloyd Roberts Circle of Prayer Robert Ford Paul D. Hanna Lillian Kalbfleisch Marie Lydon J. S. Tuttle

Mrs E D Himes Hosts Sterling WSCS Meeting

The Sterling Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service held a business and study session at the home of Mrs. E D Himes. Refreshments were served by Mesdames George Bradford J Golden Charles Jepsen Joe Himes Birdie Klauck and T O Talla.

Sterling E. D. Himes Sterling Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service

Coffee Service Highlights WSCS Meet at Centenary Church

Mrs. Jack Berry led the program Women and the Rural Community at 9 am Tuesday in the Centenary Methodist WSCS parlor with Mesdames Baker Cody and Ford assisting. Four delegates—Berry Easley Horn and Williamson— were elected for the Oklahoma City mission school July 1923. Circle IV hosted the coffee hour. a large group attended including Miss House and Miss Williams and numerous members. A closing prayer was offered by Mrs. E. B. Dunlap. A two in one mattress ad concludes the page.

Jack Berry Centenary Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Kenneth Baker Robert Cody W. D. Ford Jr Shirley Williamson WSCS R. Grant Mangum Sr School of Missions Oklahoma City University Mesdames Berry W. W. Easley Hugh Horn Williamson E. B. Dunlap Circle IV Juanita House Brunetta Williams Mesdames J. G. Anderson E. R. Bauman J. Walter Browers Jr Robert Edde Jr W. J. Gray Fred C. Kluck M. L. Sims G. W. Server Sam Williams B. A. Wilson John Wimberly Dillard Wiseman

Officers Wives Bid Mrs Hart Safe Departure Farewell Coffee

Fort Sill officers wives hosted a 10 am farewell coffee for Mrs Charles E Hart wife of the former Fort Sill commander Mrs Hart and her 18 year old twin daughters Suzie and Sally Hart will depart Fort Sill this afternoon to join Gen Hart in Germany The event at Col E Liebe home featured a bon voyage theme with doll table decorations and was attended by about 150 club members/co hosts included D D Rasco A C Martin J J Donohue W L Kindred E D White H D Wilcox C B Elliott and others

Fort Sill Germany Charles E. Hart E. Liebe Hamilton Old Post Officers Wives Club Suzie Sally Hart Gen. Hart V Corps

LSU Plans Future Wife Course At LSU

LSU in Baton Rouge will offer a new course titled Family and Community Living beginning September. Designed for girls aiming to pursue a housewife career, the curriculum will cover music art literature speech government and home economics under Gen. Troy Middleton's plan to balance courses for women.

Baton Rouge Louisiana State University Troy Middleton LSU

Darlinda Dreith Marked 5th Birthday Celebration

Mrs. Sam Dreith hosted a party in Chattanooga for her daughter Darlinda Dreith fifth birthday. Outdoor games followed by birthday cake and punch. gifts came from Brent Adler Craig Baugh Brenda Bentley Kay Huddleston Greg Hagar Bill Jones Joe Krasser Lynda Janet Martens Deana Ogden Randy Strecker Bobby Smith Anita Fay and Gregory Winham.

Chattanooga Sam Dreith Darlinda Brent Bennlee Adler Craig Baugh Brenda Bentley Kay Huddleston Greg Hagar Bill Jones Joe Krasser Lynda Janet Martens Deana Ogden Randy Strecker Bobby Smith Anita Fay Gregory Winham

Bride Honored At Post-Nuptial Shower At First Baptist

Mrs. Leslie William Contway Jr. was feted at a post-nuptial shower at the First Baptist church parlor from 7:30 to 9:30 pm. Co-hostesses were Misses Rae Ann Best Doris Ann Bowman Hona Friedman and Melba Pruitt. The honoree, formerly Miss Jean Ann Edgeman, wed June 18 to L W Contway Jr. in a ceremony at 1130 Maple and 1709 Columbia.

Leslie William Contway Jr First Baptist Church Rae Ann Best Doris Ann Bowman Hona Friedman Melba Pruitt Jean Ann Edgeman Cecil B. Edgeman Maple L. W. Contway Columbia Edgeman Contway Sr Jahrea Friedman Rosa Mae Davis Marjorie Crawford LaJuie Givens Janice Janette Hanes Nora Merle Henderson Gerry Hogan Nancy Howard Myra Grace Hendrick Joey Johnston Peggy Jackson Marian Krisher Marlene Kluck Beverly Kimball Jane Lacy Gladysurray Marjane Morton Mary Lynn Marler Pat Odom Betty Pierce Doris Reeder Jan Rice Ann Shilling Meredith Thomas Dee Vanderpool la Dell Wade Caroline Wiest Kaycharlet Waller

Dinner for Fourth Observance at Roberts Home

A large gathering celebrated the Fourth of July at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. T Roberts 1410 Illth with a bountiful dinner. Attendees included Mrs. Roberts mother Mrs. John Booze of Wapanucka Edgar Booze of Wichita Kans Mr. and Mrs J O Payne Ardmore Mr. and Mrs Frank Blankenship and son Bobby Gilmer Tex Mr. and Mrs Roy Stephens and children Tommy Donald and Janice Fort Worth Tex and Mr. and Mrs Odell Roy Roberts and daughter Shirley Lawton.

L. T Roberts Roberts John Booze Wapanucka Edgar Booze Wichita Kans J. O. Payne Ardmore Frank Blankenship Bobby Gilmer Tex

Social calendar notes for local clubs and meetings

Auxiliary to International Association of Machinists speaks at IOOF hall at 7 p.m. with nursery. Pioneer Women meet 2:30 p.m. at American Legion hall Seventh and E. Sweet Pea Garden Club 9:30 a.m. at Mrs. Cecil Brown’s 1725 Ash. XYZ auxiliary to ABC meets 1 p.m. at Martin's restaurant. cancellations by noon with Mesdames Lee Roy Lewis Laverne Lewis or Bob Booth. Home demonstration leaders teach bread making 1 p.m. at Fort Sill Indian School homemaking department. Horizon Club hosts dance 8:30–11:30 p.m. at American Legion hall Seventh and E.

Pioneer Women’s Club American Legion Hall

Cosmopolitans Install Officers At Fort Sill

Mrs J C Lowrey leads the new Cosmopolitan slate as president with Mrs J S Mendon and Mrs B Himes as officers. The group met at 1 pm in the Open Mess Fort Sill with hostesses named and next week’s hosts listed among members.

J. C. Lowrey Cosmopolitan Club N Open Fort Sill Oo Cers J. S. Mendon B. Himes Stanley L. Grysczkowski Lowrey Grysczkowski H. R. Barthel S. D. Rains J. L. Neff R. A. Simmons W. J. James L. L. Johnson

Jack Creek Group Celebrates Fourth of July

Members of the Jack Creek Baptist church met at the Hofacket home at 5 a.m. for a Fourth of July breakfast and social hour. Rev. Ralph Smith led prayer for the country and the armed forces and for the upcoming election, followed by an appreciation program.

Chattanooga Jack Creek Baptist Church Homa Hofacket Ralph Smith

Church Services Held at Usual Hour

Regular church services were conducted at the church at the usual hour, continuing the familiar spiritual routine.

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Bach Family Returns Home After Summer Visit

Personal mentions Mr. and Mrs. George Bach and daughter Kathi Lou of Drexel Hill Pa left for home this morning after a 10 day stay with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stephens at 1915 Lincoln. Mrs. Bach is Kathleen Stephens and Mrs. Fannie Boggs of 1 South Third accompanied them to spend the rest of the summer.

George Bach Kathi Lou Drexel Hill Earl Stephens Lincoln Bach Kathleen Stephens Fannie Boggs S. Third

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