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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1954
Page
6
Packing is a blend of art and technique emphasizing waterproof linings and plastic fittings to guard against leaks. Wrap each bottle, pack shoes at the bottom, roll items, use tissue padding, and keep cosmetics in a small fitted case. Label luggage with home and destination addresses to aid identification if needed.
Vernon Howell college president will speak at a charter night meeting of Wesley Methodist Men's Brotherhood slated for Tuesday July 13 at Wesley Methodist church. Rev John Paul King will conduct installation rites and the group president will preside. Program includes solos by Ramond Allen Gene Brooks and James King followed by a social hour.
Central Baptist Women Missionary circles gathered in members homes for study and devotionals. Members shared prayer and scripture as they discussed chapter six of the study book under direction of circle leaders Mrs. J.A. Pannell Mrs. S. V. Carmichael Mrs. George Rollins and others. Guests included Mrs. George Chew new member Mrs John Bowman and several attendees.
Saturday social calendar lists a square dance from 8:30 to 11 p m at 35th Division park corner Sixth and Columbia with public invited, Charlet J Waller as master of ceremonies and Barney Dailey's band providing music. A Horizon club sponsored dance runs 8:30 to 11:30 p m at the American Legion hall Seventh and E.
Mrs Dale Icenogle hosted the Army Wives club luncheon at USC Y1 and B I. Plans were made for a picnic next Thursday meeting in front of the USO YMCA at 11 30 a m. Attendees included Mesdames Carleen Wendy Martha Buchanan Grover Thomas Oral Cargill and new member Mrs Lucille Thompson along with other members and several children.
Members of the auxiliary to the International Association of Basket Makers held a garden social at the TOOF Hall on Thursday July 15 at 8. Ms. James Witcher chaired the event and discussed management relations with Mrs. Pras Fisher union label chairman who reported on new pamphlets. A door prize was awarded and fruit punch was served during the social hour after the business session.
Plans were completed for a rum sale to be held at 7 15 Saturday on the corner of and D. Attending were Diane part Brendan Earls Pat Payne Sarah Wright and Janice Griffin.
Mrs. William Craddock hosted the Northside Baptist Women’s circle at 714 Williams for a Royal Service program. Attendees included Mesdames Everett Burk Eda Brammer Naomi Jones and Craddock with Mrs. Ed Kanady assisting and giving the closing prayer.
B P Hann 403 DK Diamond shows true integrity in a brief notice noting character and claims of reliability. The snippet records a name and a descriptor implying trustworthiness and steadfast conduct. The exact event or context is not provided in the fragment.
A luncheon fundraiser drew local residents including Mrs. Raymond Rust and Mr. Howard. The event featured can game contests won by several participants and a knitting activity. Proceeds support ongoing community efforts.
WSCS members gathered for a study session with Mrs. Helen leading opening prayer. Ruth Berry presented a message, and other attendees included Jewell Carvin and IR Glass among the participants.
A historical note reports a wife taking over a professorship after her husband, reflecting gender roles in education. The fragment mentions Hopi and white communities and a metaphor about a rattlesnake, with an unclear completion of the sentence.
The account recalls Sophe Meaty’s 36 hour berth at 45 degree angle amid typhoons near Fiji, her malaria and cool conditions, and her work recording native genealogies with ana language. It also notes Dr. Thompson’s rewarding Iceland trip as a cultural field study in harsh cold and wet conditions.
For Army personal at Fort Sill Hospital Annex Building 5225, ages 4 to 6, two sessions 9 to 11 30 am and 1 to 3 30 pm. Focus on reading readiness fine foundation and handicrafts. Conducted by a director with a masters degree formerly connected with Alabama Polytech. Music teacher has several years experience. Call Lawton 2117 or 5160 W.
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