Social Calendar Highlights Busy Week Events
A dense social calendar lists numerous church and club meetings. Kappa Gamma sorority hosts at Barbara Ramey’s home. Larrance Tank employees hold a safety meeting and ladies night. District women’s circles meet at Beal Heights and First Christian parlor sessions. missionary Mary Lee Haraughty returns from Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrance Tank Corporation
East B. Mesdames
Noble Fields
Earl Larrance
John Martin
Bishop Casady Guild
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Beal Heights Presbyterian Church
Mary Lee Haraughty
Lawton
Japan
First Christian Sunday
Home Demonstration Council
Security Bank & Trust Company
Betty Mowery
Beaver Valley Home Demonstration Club
E. E. Coody
William Daws Jr and Bride Wed In July Church Rite
William Daws Jr and Miss Annedia Sue Yerby were married at the Church of God in a 2 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. E T Curtsinger. The couple, now residing at 2714 F, plan a Florida wedding trip after a reception hosted by the bride’s parents. The bride is the daughter of J W Yerby, the groom the son of W L Daws of Woodville Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Daws Jr
Church of God
Lee
Annedia Sue Yerby
J. W. Yerby
W. L. Daws
Woodville
Fla
E. T. Curtsinger
Flora Ward
Rolf Hestevold
David Mabry
Maurine Williams
Anna Miller
Edith Yerby
Watson Yerby
Charles Gilbert
Charles Langford
Judy Gellner
F. Beasley
M. Shepard
Lynatha Bryant
Burkburnett
Tex
Florida
R. J. Gellner
Devol
Edwin Michna
Mesdames Don Roy
Ed Gellner
OCW production features Morales in The Consul cast
Lydia Morales of Lawton and Cpl Carrol Procter of Fort Sill join Oklahoma College for Women's July 19 performance of The Consul in the Chickasha campus Little Theater. Virginia LaCroix Anderson directs with Betty Remy and Annette Vinson on piano roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High School
Lydia Morales
Cpl
Carroll Procter
Fort Sill
Oklahoma College For Women
OCW
Little Theater
Fine Arts
Chickasha
Virginia LaCroix Anderson
OCW Voice
Johnanna Jones
Donna Gayle Brown
Scott Fulton
Annette Coffey
Lindsay
Dix Turner
Oklahoma City
Nancy Hanks
Fletcher
Nan Bilbrey
Jo Ann Clement
Ralph Flagler
Marylin Ann Haddan
Eva June Martin
Sparky Culp
Jimmy Smiley
Bob Sawyer
Miss Morales
Roy Morales
Fujii Club History Lesson At Fort Sill Meeting
Mrs A A Burton taught United States history to Fujii club members in the quarters of Mrs M E Moore at Fort Sill. President C R Martinez presided as members discussed a letter about trips to their home country for Oriental brides and voted to reconvene October 7 at Mrs T T Tibbs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Burton
United States
Fuji Club
M. E. Moore
Butner
Fort Sill
C. R. Martinez
T. T. Tibbs
R. W. Day
A. D. Williamson
H. D. Williams
Leo Thorne
R. D. Davis
T. D. Gerolden
G. W. Stewart
Highland Park WSCS Meets At Mrs Glass Home
Mrs J R Glass presiding as president led Highland Park Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service in an 8 p m meeting at 402 S 23rd with study on The Loneliness of City People. Next gathering set for Mrs Ward’s home 2018 Gore. Attendees included one guest Mrs Ernest Chester and Mesdames Corwin Gilham Roberts Wynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Glass
Highland Park Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Mesdames
Stanley Ward
John Mitchell
Installation Set Tonight By Rebekahs
Lawton Rebekah lodge No. 87 will install new officers at 8 p.m. in the IOOF hall. Mrs. Cecil Carter to be noble grand, with Mrs. Edgar Peak vice grand, Mrs. Carl Wheatley degree captain, Mrs. E. N. Wheeler lodge deputy, Mrs. K. F. McClain representative to grand lodge, and Mrs. R. E. Cullins alternate. Mrs. Jess Brewer to become immediate past noble grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand
Cecil Carter
Oak
Lawton Rebekah Lodge No
IOOF
Edgar Peak
Carl Wheatley
E. N. Wheeler
Lodge
K. F. McClain
Grand Lodge
R. E. Cullins
Jess Brewer
Busy Bee Club Sets Park Lunch
The Busy Bee club plans a covered dish luncheon at Harmon Park intersection 14th and Lake at noon. Members bring their own table service. Co hosts are Mesdames R E Evans E E Quinn W A Walker and John Schlumbohm for Thursday’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Club
Harmon Park
14Th and Lake
R. E. Evans
E. E. Quinn
W. A. Walker
John Schlumbohm
14Th and
Lake
Mesdames
Cityans Attend State VFW Fetes
Mr and Mrs Deward Stringer and Mr and Mrs Raymond Rust attended a joint meeting of the Duncan Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary. Rust, VFW commander for Oklahoma, explained operation identification tag to the group. Friday night the group attended hor d oeuvres and banquet by VFW post No 1857 in Oklahoma City celebrating the post 1857th member. Rust returned Sunday morning after staying to transact VFW business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
S. Second
First Presbyterian Women’s Organization
First Christian Women’s Fellowship
Deward
Stringer
Columbia
Raymond Rust
Cornel
Duncan Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Rust
Department of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Farewell Fetes Mrs Bryant Moves to Denver
Mrs Leslie H Bryant to move to Denver with husband and four year old Kay Rissa after serving as superintendent of the primary department at Law ton Heights Methodist Sunday school. Hostesses Mrs Alfred Beasley and Mrs Roy Harper led a 7:30 p.m. farewell at 2131 Smith with guests including Mrs Jess Newby and Mesdames Eugene B Shelkett W L McGuire D E Sparling and Aaron Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie H. Bryant
Denver
Colo
Alfred Beasley
Roy Harper
Smith
Kay Rissa
Jess Newby
Eugene B. Shelkett
W. L. McGuire
D. E. Sparling
Aaron Smith
Four-Alarm Fire Destroys Club and Hotel in San Francisco
A spectacular four alar m fire in San Francisco’s North Beach gutted the Italian Village nightclub and the Entella hotel. Seventeen injured including 13 firemen, with no fatalities found in a preliminary search. Fire Chief Kelly estimates damage at 250000. Beatrice Kay lost 20 years of musical arrangements and wardrobe. Twenty nine pieces of equipment responded to the four alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
North Beach
Entella
George Kelly
Beatrice Kay
Reds Mass Fleet Nationalists Say
In Formosa Taipei an official nationalist news agency said the Chinese Communists were concentrating a naval fleet off the Chushan Islands southeast of Shanghai. The agency also charged Soviet Russia turned over 30 more MIG 15s to North Korea in June bringing total to 350. Reds intensify invasion plans via Free Thai forces in Yunnan southwest China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Chushan Islands
Shanghai
Tatao
Soviet
Russia
Thailand
China
Yunnan
Interior Ministry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rhe Kappa Gamma Sorority
Barbara Ramey
Morford Drive
Better Homemakers Home Demonstration Club
H. W. Richards
Good Cheer Home Demonstration Club
Bill Buchwald
Centenary Woman's Society of Christian Service
Circle VI
E. D. Garrison
Beal Heights
Presbyterian
Church Circle
H. A. Angus
S. Sixth
E. E. O'Neill
Nell Henna
Ferris
C. A. Tackitt
Maple
Centenary Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
E. L. Bowman
Arlington
E. E. Singleton
Union Valley Home Demonstration Club
Cedar Grove
Square D
American Legion Hall
Raymond Spratt
Stanley Tyrone
Ernest Hunter
Bride
Jane Cantero
Faxon
Hollister
Fujii Club
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
the Orchid & Flower Shop
Caladium
D Avenue
Doe Doe Park
Rebekahs
Mrs. Bryant
Art
S. 4Th
Rhodes
Rhodes Pharmacal
Gilbert-Woods Drug Co
Raulston Furniture
Dinette
RauLston Furniture Store
Courthouse
B. P. Hann
Fiessi
Duke Bicycles
Firestone
Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation
Chicago
Illinois
L. H. Ensleys
Tire and Supply
Williams
Service To
A. B. Drug CO
4Th and
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