Pat Moussa Honored In Chickasha
Miss Pat Moussa daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Moussa 504 A was honored with an informal party at the home of Miss Dorothy Milionee Chickasha Misa Moussa is the houseguest of Miss Marilyn Muegge The table was centered with pink phlox and baby breath Guests included Miss Muegge Miss Joy Sprague Miss Louise Ersland Miss Betty Kay Brown Miss Mazell Osteen Miss Ramona Gads Miss Janet Sanger and Miss Phyllis Williams The Moussas formerly of Houston Texas have reestablished their home in Lawton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moussa
H. B. Moussa
Dorothy Milionee
Chickasha
Misa Moussa
Marilyn Muegge
Miss Muegge
Joy Sprague
Louise Ersland
Betty Kay Brown
Misa Mazell Osteen
Ramona Gadals
Janet Sanger
Phyllis Williams
Moussas
Houston
Tex
Lawton
Swimming Party Held By Church Class Thursday
Members of the first year Intermediate Sunday School class at First Christian church enjoyed a Thursday afternoon swimming party at Dee Dee park. The event celebrated birthdays of Mrs. Dick Hawkins and Marian Kaner with gifts from the class and refreshments. Attendees included Janet Tague Barbara Smith Marian Krisner Nancy Milton Virginia Patton Mary Lois Shore Shirley Soper and several Hawkins family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Virginia Patton
Mary Lois Shore
Shirley Soper
Jack France
Charles Farum
Jack Hawkins
Richard Foster
James Hawkins
Mary Lou
Linda Soper
Deera
Frankie Hawkins
Charles Gondin
Geraldine Nottingham
Mary Beth Lund
Gloria Beauchamp Celebrates Her Second Birthday
Gloria Beauchamp celebrated her second birthday at a party hosted by her mother Mrs. M. R. Beauchamp at 913 Monroe. Gifts were given and photos taken with guests including Rita Ann Keller Patricia Dugger and Carolyn England. Assistants for hosting were Mrs. C. S. Pennell Mrs. John Bearden Mrs. Jack Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Jean
M. R. Beauchamp
Monroe
Beauchamp
C. S. Pennell
John Bearden
Jack Davis
Virgil Halbrooke
Emma Duggar
Geneva Holt
Rita Ann Keller
Patricia
Mrs Munson to Leave for Fort Knox Station
Society notes honor Mrs. Tom Munson as she departs this week with her husband for his new station at Fort Knox Kentucky. Mrs. Francis Hannigan hosted a Wednesday morning bridge and cocktail party at 1215 Lake, where guests included Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Wiegley, Mrs. Cagle, Mrs. Gay, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Matthew, and others. Gifts and bridge prizes were presented, with winners named as Mrs. Bessie Wiegley, Mrs. Hazel Cagle, and Mrs. Betty McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Munson
Mas. Munson
Ft. Knox. Ky
Francis Hannigan
Lake
Munson
Bessie Wiegley
Hazel Cagle
Betty McDonald
McDonald
Hazel Matthew
Bra. Wiegley
Dorothy Gay
Alice Cook
Cagle
Central Baptist WMS Holds Monthly Business Meeting
The Central Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon at the church led by first vice president Mrs. John Hain. Miss May Schofield gave the devotional on The Surrendered Life, with Romans 12 1. The secretary read reports, Ms. Eugene Moore reported as treasurer, and the group voted to provide clothing for a three year old girl in the Baptist Children's Home in Oklahoma City. Announcement noted W A installation and an auxiliary banquet tonight with attendees including Mrs. Chandice Johnson and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
John Hain
Miss May Schofield
Miss Schofield
Jerry Caudell
Eugene Moore
Baptist Children's Home
Oklahoma City
Itsuko Saito
Southern Baptist
Hawaii
United States
W.A
W.M.S
Chandice Johnson
A. H. Stewart
O. C. Aubrey
H. P. Hiester
Frances Byars
Cecil Baker
C. C. Cuthbertson
R. O. Ward
E. E. Neptune
Naomi Circle Meeting at Westminster Church Host Home
Mrs Delbert Walker hosted the Naomi circle of Westminster Presbyterian at 2 30 p m Tuesday in her home 1608 A Mrs Jess Roper auxiliary president led a brief business session Mrs Lyndon Jackson and Mrs C Owen presented the Bible study lesson Refreshments were served to the listed members and guest Mrs Florence Meeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Walker
Naomi
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Jess Roper
Lyndon Jackson
7. C. Owen
Luther Carter
Roy Moyer
Florence Meeks
Winners Listed For Horse Show At Tyree Ranch
A large crowd attended Sunday's horse show at Tyree Ranch under Mrs. John W Tyree. The I Y Riding Academy's year’s activities concluded as judges Lt Archibald W Arnold Maj J S Fincher and Lt Col R L Woodard named winners across five classes. First place in Be Sinners went to Jasper ridden by Joe Scott, with Venus Diana Foster second and Frankie Jo Betty Tyree third. Roy's class awarded Frankie Jo ridden by Floyd Porter first, with Jasper John O Neal second and Sammy Hammra third. Advanced class saw Surprise King ridden by Reddy Johnson first, John Tyree second, and Frankie Jo third. Jumping class crowned Frankie Jo ridden by Tom David Ashmore first, Prince Trent Downing second, Lad Allan Johnson third. Parent-Child class awarded Sad and Surprise King ridden by Harold Johnson and Reddy Johnson first, Frankie Jo and A J second, and Jasper and Prince third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyree Tossacomic Ranch
John W Tyree
I-Y
Archibald W. Arnold
J. 5. Fincher
R. L. Woodard
Sinner
Jasper
Joe Scott
Venus
Diana Forter
Frankie Jo
Betty Tyree
Otto Howard
Roy
Floyd Porter
Prince
Sammy Hamra
John O'Neal
A. J. Jack Babbitt
Llroyd Aurel
Surprise King
Reddy Johnson
A. J
John Tyree
Tom David Ashmore
Howard Babbitt
Dolph Montgomery
Trent Downing
Lad
Allan Johnson
King
Harold Johnson
Ross Porter
Jasper and
Jack Babbitt
Miss Perkinson Teaches Lesson To Utility Club
Miss Perkinson presented a lesson to the Utility Home Demonstration club at Mineral Wells schoolhouse. Mrs. Wolfe presided, roll call named time savers in sewing, and reports were read. The group planned travel to Stillwater for the Farm and Home convention on August 24 with gifts awarded and beans in a jar guessed. The next meeting is scheduled for August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Reinwand
V. ©. Penland
Utility Home Demonstration Club
Mineral Wella School House
J. L. Wolfe
S. W. Pair
Mark Landoll
Stillwater
Louise Perkinson
Jesson
Willard Bentley
C. C. Wolfe
D. J. Welch
M. A. Hollingshead
J. A. Mitchell
Tice
Young Adult Monthly Party and Barbecue at First Christian Church
Social Calendar notes a Friday event at the First Christian Church. A monthly party and barbecue hamburger supper starts at 7 p.m. at 2112 Baltimore hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fountain with co hosts Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Foster. Children are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Christian Church
J. D. Fountain
Baltimore
KR. C. Foster
Luncheon of Mayflower Guild at First Congregational Church
Members of the Mayflower Guild of the Pilgrim club held a covered dish luncheon Tuesday in the basement of the First Congregational church. Salmon colored gladioli graced the dining table. A brief business meeting followed. Attendees included Mrs. Reece Russell, Mrs. Morgan Van Tassell, Mrs. L E Wiggs, Mrs. La Mar Hamblin, Mrs. HE A Michels, Mrs. John Carter, Mrs. Ray Dial, Mrs. Hattie Strickland, Mrs. Del Fisher, Mrs. Vera Craig and Mrs. Caroline Rossucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower Guild
Pilgrim Club
First Congregational Church
Reece Russell
Morgan van Tassell
L. BE. Wiggs
la Mar Hamblin
A. Michels
John Carter
Ray Dial
Hattie Strickland
del Fisher
Vera Craig
Caroline Rossrucker
Overseas Service For Reserve And Guard Units Cited
The Fourth Army announces recall of reserve and national guard officers to extended active duty. Civilians from each branch will be listed on rosters determining overseas service eligibility, based on months overseas since December 7, 1941, and time since return to the Zone of the Interior. Information on tours of extended active duty is available from unit instructor offices, Organized Reserve Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Thomas T. Handy
Fourth Army Headquarters
Army
Organized Reserve Corps
Three Men Fined for Disturbance at 23rd Club
Clinton Dean aged 24 of 406 Roxey Fitch 22 of 325% C and Bill Neal with no address were fined $50 plus costs by Justice Fred Kinmonth for a disturbance at the 23rd club on N 23rd Sunday. They were arrested by Constable Fred Sullivan and City Policeman Homer Farria and charged with quarreling and trying to incite a mob. Ordinary white horses are not born white but become white from lightening dapples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Dean
Roxey Fitch
Bill Neal
Fred Kinmonth
Fred Sullivan
Homer Farria
Irene Champlin in Time magazine on new TV makeup
Lawton girl Irene Champlin, daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Parsons, 507 Euclid, is featured in Time magazine July 12 in an article on TV makeup techniques. A former Lawton High and Cameron College student who studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, she works with the DuMont network and appears on the Gloria Swanson show. Her husband John B Champlin, son of Mrs Frances Champlin, was killed in action in the recent war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Irene Champlin
W. H. Parsons
Euclid
Irene
Time Magazine
DuMont Network
Gloria Swanson
Lawton High School
Cameron College
Oklaoma
A and M
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Carnegie Hall
New York
John B. Champlin
Frances Champlin
Gore
Time
Bible biographies reveal humanity of Israel’s story
William E. Gilroy extols the Bible as a bank of history and biography. He notes the Old Testament blends national epic with individual lives, praising prophets, kings, and craftsmen like Bezalel while also detailing sins and flaws across figures such as Jacob Moses David Solomon and the women of scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Gilroy
D. D.enry Ford
Israel
God
Man
Samuel
Bezalel
Jacob
Moses
David
Solomon
Red River Beards Duel Shapes July Texan Towns
The piece notes flowers and snow capped peaks at Red River New Mexico. Mildred and Eddie Wyatt flee daily life rain at Hot Springs Arkansas. S R Harper Lawton attorney travels to Tennessee possibly Florida. Walters and Burkburnett Texas see high demand for razors while Burkburnett and Walters Oklahoma plan a beard duel next Tuesday at rodeo barbecue. The goat beard length will be set there. The embalming custom is traced to ancient Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
N. M
Mildred
Eddie Wyatt
Gore
Hot Springs
Ark
S.R. Harper
Lawton
Tennessee
Florida
Walters
Burkburnett
Tex
Okla
Texas
Lone Star State
Local Society News Notes Personal Visits and Travel
Mrs R Webb and son Glens Taylor 1602 Gore spent a week in Albuquerque visiting sister Mrs Jewel West. Mrs G S Holman 710 C hosted houseguests Corsicana Texas sister Mrs R L Dennis and daughter Ailene over the holidays. WW Price of the home address accompanied his daughter and granddaughter home. Mrs Errl Hatto returned to Pauls Valley after visiting sister Mrs A W Elrod 1216 B. Mr and Mrs Eddie Wyatt 414 Gore are vacationing in Hot Springs Arkansas. Mr and Mrs A Buskirk 508 Gore left for East Moline Illinois to visit brother E M Buskirk for two weeks. Dr and Mrs S T Mellwain have returned to Waynesboro Mississippi after visiting Mr and Mrs H L Piercy 408 Ferris and Mr and Mrs Ewing Horne 1015 Columbia. Mrs McIlwain is sister of Mrs Piercy and aunt of Mrs Horne. Mrs John Prigmore Oklahoma City is visiting daughter Mrs Lyle Ozman 602 Columbia and plans to return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Wyatt
Gore
Hot Springs
Ark
A. Buskirk
East Motine
Ill
Mr.Buskirk
E. M. Buskirk
S. T. Mellwain
Waynesboro
Miss
H. L. Piercy
Ferris
Ewing Horne
Columbia
McIlwain
Plercy
Horne
John ‘. Prigmore
Oklahoma City
Lyle Ozman
Sundar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gloria Beauchamp
Central Baptist Wms
Falstaff
Party
Mississippi
Blakes
Tyree Ranch
Miss Perkinson
Utility Club
Overseas Service
Geeta Eee i
Talon
Memphis
Robert E. Lee
America
E. Oliver
D Avenue
Emil Weesner
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Emil
John
Mike Kennedy
Colorado Springs
Mildred McKenney
Dopey
Goss, Falstaff Brewing Corp
St. Louis
Omaha
New Orleans
Weekly Bible Comment
Walters Rodeo
Ancient
Egypt
Eitrox
Eltcoa
Lawton Business College
J. Hale Edwards
Errl Hatto
Pauls Valley
W. Elrod
Mollie Simon Ola Mae
Beatty Shop
C Avenue
Werner
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!