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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1957
Page
5
A guide to using photography to enhance hobbies by photographing collections and subjects. It covers close ups, backgrounds, and simple equipment to capture items, architecture, or cars, with tips for sharing images and using photos for insurance records.
Members of the NCO Wives Club hosted a dinner dance at Fort Sully Moss Townga Open Moss Tounga to celebrate their 10th anniversary. Twenty-eight guests attended with 52 members. tables featured green banks bears and pink carnations, white candles, and pink and white carnation name cards. Mrs Thad Dudek served as hostess chairman, with Mesdames Wilbur Joyner and Jan Gomez assisting.
The Bill Dixons have returned from a vacation that included Las Vegas visits with his brother Raul Dixon and sister-in-law, Birdie, in California with relatives, water skiing at Lake Mead and sightseeing in Los Angeles, finishing with a San Antonio tour on the way home.
Outgoing accounting branch chief Bob Bryson at Fort Sill received a letter of appreciation from Col. H. M. Thompson and a presentation for 12 years of service. A party at the Blackerby home followed games and refreshments with many attendees listed including Bryson’s colleagues and family. Bryson will transfer to comptroller.
A Shawnee benefit concert drew about twenty attendees at Central Baptist Church on Saturday. Miss Sandra Trawvers, a local musician, performed a complete sonata by Schumann with pianist Missy Traweek and organist Virginia Gallaher. Schubert Music Club hosted the event with Jack Raulston presiding, and a tea hour followed led by Mrs T J Ball.
Area relatives including 3 and Mrs i M Brabbree and children Lead and Peony and Mr and Mrs T L Crabtree returned from Wichita Falls Texas where Vancy attended funeral services Saturday for Mrs Bena Gulledgr a former longtime Cache resident and sister of Mr L Crabtree and aunt of J M Crabtrer
A compiled list of social events for the week includes Southwestern Beauticians Association swimming party at Dee Dee Park at 7 30 p m, First Presbyterian couples games night at 7 30 p m, St Andrew's Episcopal guild at 2 p m with co hostesses Mesdames Crosby and Shelton, Sub Deb club at 7 30 p m hosted by Genda Kinsey on Elm, Central Baptist Sunday School at 2 p m with Mrs Dayton, Boal Heights Wom en of the Church Circle VI at 5 p m with Mrs Nauman, Forget Me Not club at 7 p m with covered dish at American Legion hall, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers local 1880 auxiliary at 7 p m with hosts DeVore and Crook, Community Home Demonstration club at 2 p m at Blue Beaver school, Whonesbay NCO Wives club at 1 p m in Fort Sidi Open Mess lounge with co hostesses Warnock and Barry, Home Demonstration club at 12 noon with Mrs Goodin, Paradise Valley Home Demonstration club at 12 noon at Mount Scott school house, Thursday events include Lawton Wormann's Forum executive board at 9 30 a m civic room, Security Bank & Trust building, Lawton Fort Sill Hermes club at 7 p m civic room, Geronimo Home Demonstration club at 2 p m with Mrs Stuever, Mountain View Home Demonstration club at 2 p m at the community house.
Mrs Clyde Stephens led the Lopalting prayer after a seven oclock supper for the TEL Sunday School class at First Baptist on the back lawn of Mrs Fred Maris Dearborns home The devotional was by Mrs R H Hemmer with class president Ed Callahan conducting the business period Co hosts were Miss Florence Spagily and Mrs L E Burnett A guest was Mrs Mary Sparlin and other members and a child attended The event featured informal fellowship and remarks by several listed community names.
Norman AAUW members named hosts for the state convention at the University of Oklahoma in Norman with Miss Ruth Arnold announcing the 1959 spring meeting date and Tivestale regional convention set for Dallas. Local officers and guests attended a workshop and reception at OU, with plans outlined for the year and the Horizons Unlimited home theme.
A guide to using portable planters and containers to brighten a new home entrance. Choose weatherproof, indoor outdoor options in varied sizes and colors with tips from a nursery expert on sun exposure and house orientation. Includes display ideas like fiberglass bowls, iron gates with pots, and clay planters for simple, inexpensive setups.
Crop and enlarge to salvage photos and improve shots. Photofinishers advise on which area to enlarge and how large prints should be, depending on negative quality. Enlarged cropped negatives cost a bit more than standard enlargements but offer greater satisfaction.
A Georgia group from Cache Baptist church led by pastor Roy Burk and Mrs. Burk, with seven Junior Girls Auxiliary members including Jeanne Guthrie Judy Guthrie Pat Korn Mary Logan Laquaria Legue Jessie Price and Cheryl Tidwell, departed from a Falls Creek Baptist assembly near Davis. Sponsor PY Langdon and Mrs Harole Guthrie also joined.
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