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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1954

Page

6

Englishwomen Dowdy Blame Men Says UK Fashion Coordinator

Paula Clark reports from London on fashion coordinator Joan Pearson who blames British husbands and fathers for modest dress among English women. She cites climate, wartime rationing, and cultural norms, notes improving style among younger women, and highlights Frederick Starke’s affordable cottons expanding into the American market.

Paula Clark London United States Joan Pearson Mrs. Pearson Frederick Starke

Fellowship Sets Several Events

Members of Liberty Heights Christian Women’s Fellowship gathered at Mrs. Frank Husted’s home for a 9 20 a m session led by Mrs. W E Harris. Mrs Cliff Blackwelder gave the devotional. A mock airplane ride program was presented by Mrs Harris with help from Mrs Hudson, Mrs McDonald and Mrs Straub. The group planned a July 20 silver coffee for Mrs Leon Smith’s home and a donation for Clayhall at Phillips University. Next meeting Aug 10 with Mrs D A Givens as hostess. Secret Pals were drawn. Other attendees included Mrs J T Hendershot, Mrs A B Hook and Mrs Robert O Kelley.

Liberty Heights Cliff Blackwelder Harris Mesdames R. E. Hudson C.J. McDonald A. W. Straub Husted Leon Smith Clayhall Phillips University D. A. Givens Jack T. J. Hendershot A. B. Hook Robert O'Kelley

HD Club Auction Quilt Plans in Union Valley

Union Valley Home Demonstration club members met at Mrs. Clay Miller’s home for an all day quilting session and business. They planned to auction the finished quilt and set the next meeting at Mrs. O M Runnels. Four members prepared to attend the Comanche county club picnic at Craterville Park hosted by Lawton’s BPW club. Attending members listed: E F Kern O F Kern E C Kriss O P Langdon C E Logan W W Miller Howard Money and W M Worley.

Union Valley Clay Miller O. M. Runnels Comanche County Craterville Park Lawton Business & Professional Women’s Club Mesdames E. F. Kern O. F. Kern E. C. Kriss O. P. Langdon C. E. Logan W. W. Miller Howard Money W. M. Worley

Auxiliary Meet Highlights Social Evening at Dobry Home

Members of the auxiliary to the International Association of Machinists gathered at Mrs. James Dobry's home on Erwin Street for a social evening. Prizes were awarded to James Dobry, Douglas Isenberg, Richard Bodine and Marvin Werneke. Mrs. Bodine showed an old-time movie before refreshments. Attendees included A. R. Denton, Francis Fisher, Donald McLeod, Donald Murray, Harold Rogers, Raymond Axe, Schrader, Wi Friedlie, M. A. Yates, M. Jon and Bill Martin.

International Association of Machinist James Dobry Erwin Jes James Dobry Douglas Isenberg Richard Bodine Marvin Werneke Bodine Mesdames A. R. Denton Francis Fisher Donald McLeod Donald Murray Harold Rogers Raymond Axe Schrader Wi Friedlie M. A. Yates M. Jon Bill Martin

Social Calendar Friday Events and Square Dance Prayers

Social Calendar lists Order of Eastern Star study class at 7 30 p m Masonic temple dancing Kideties Square Dance club 8 p m 35th Division park Paul Tate caller reception for Laura Joyce former Law tonain now of Anchorage Alaska 7 10 p m Presbyterian with invited guests Roddy Kilowatt Square Dance club 8 30 p m Public Service Company's home service room Johnny Roberson caller host couples Blaine Parrish and Paul Powell

Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Roddy Kilowatt Public Service Company Johnny Roberson Blaine Parrish Paul Powell

Ahvella Sue Jones Birthday Party Noted

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones of 2103 Pollard hosted a second birthday party for their daughter Ahvella Sue. Attendees included Ronnie Matlock Stanley Lemons Linda Banks Dennis Banks Susie Youngblood Valerie Pipes Mitch Ayers Bob Fife Cassie Jones and others.

Jack Jones Pollard Ahvella Sue Ronnie Matlock Stanley Lemons Linda Dennis Banks Susie Youngblood Valerie Jean Pipes Mitch Ayers Bob Bill Fife Freddie Cassie Jones Bob Lemons Gien Pipes Eddie Youngblood Bob Ayers Ig Fife Earl H. Jones Sam Jones

Dinner Meeting Held By ABWA

Mrs. M. B. .w presided over the ABWA dinner meeting at Claudia's Drive-Inn. The 6:30 p.m. gathering included guest Mrs. Mary F. Ferris and numerous members such as Neema S. Atallah Louise M Barrett Verley M. Blunck Lydell B. Goodey Janette R. Larson Mable V. Littlefield Al Shore Peggy J. Snell and others R. B. Sparks Helen H. Starns Belma Wilkerson K. W. Williamson Dorothy A. Yde W. M. Trest Mildred Brown Bette Bea Blanck Ruby F. Harris Jewel E. Montgomery Brooks Rector and Gwendine Vogel.

Jaycee Janes Board Meeting Names Officers at Home

Mrs Jack Botts president led an 8 p m session as new Jaycee Janes officers were chosen in her home No 22 N 21th Committees for the new year were discussed Mrs Cuffie Ward was named parliamentarian Next week 7 pm dinner at Claudia's Drive In with Mesdames Jack Batten Earl Botkin Warren Chrisman Ted Ralston in attendance Also Bill Harvey underwent emergency appendectomy in Wichita Falls hospital this week

Jack Botts Jaycee Janes Cuffie Ward Claudia Jack Batten Earl Botkin Warren Chrisman Ted Ralston

VFEW Auxiliary Plans Summer Events At Fort Sill

Mrs. Margaret Dundar led a 12 member VFEW auxiliary meeting at the Fort Sill hut to map future activities. A farewell party for Mrs. George Saffle departing July 22 for Germany and for Mrs. Earl Parker Jr. whose husband is reassigned was planned for 8 p.m. Monday. A quilt project was approved for fundraising and July August meetings were shortened to a single monthly session. CWO Bob Wright, McNair Post No 5363 commander, is ill at Letterman Hospital San Francisco.

Margaret Dundar Leslie J. McNair VFW Hut Fort Sill George Saffle Germany Earl Parker Jr Msgt. Parker VFW John Neff Agust Stardalat Veek G. D. Ba CWO Bob Wright McNair Letterman Hospital Presidio of San Francisco Calif

Weekly Luncheon for Cosmopolitan Club at Fort Sill

Mesdames H. R. Barthel and S. L. Grysczkowski hosted a 1 p m luncheon for Cosmopolitan club members at NCO Open Mess Fort Sill. Afterward card games were played and next week’s hostesses were named. New member Mrs Gerda Breckenridge and several listed members attended.

H. R. Barthel S. L. Grysczkowski Cosmopolitan Club Nco Open Mess Fort Sill Mesgames H. Hemby Mary Others Gerda Breckenridge John C. Lowrey J. L. Neff Joe McFadden Jack Wester J.S. Mendon W. H. Hudspeth C.H. Himes Venice James

Guests Attend Square Dance at American Legion Hall

Pennington and Paul Tate hosted a Wednesday square dance at the American Legion hall on Seventh and E. Ernest Hunter served as caller. Guests included Art Ashline Joe Hill Maj Ila Brashear Gus Laubhan of Oklahoma City, with members Orville Andrews Walter Crosby Mike Gudinas Earl Jackson Melvin Jennings Jr Ira Lanman Raymond Wickham and others present.

Penniington Paul Tate Square D Square Dance Club American Legion Hall Ernest Hunter Messrs Mesdames Art Ashline Joe Hill Maj Ila Brashear Gus Laubhan Oklahoma City Orville Andrews Walter Crosby Mike Gudinas Earl Jackson Melvin Jennings Jr Ira Lanman Raymond Eee Gene Wickham Ates

The Jack Jones Name New Daughter

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones announce the birth of a daughter at Southwestern hospital. The eight pound eleven ounce baby was born in June. Grandparents are Mrs. Sam Jones and Mr. and Mrs. LB Kidwell.

Lois Lee Jack Jones Pollard Southwestern Hospital Sam Jones LB. Kidwell

Army Reading Readiness Program At Fort Sill Annex

Fort Sill announces a reading readiness and fine arts program for ages 4 to 11 30 with sessions for 4 to 6 and 9 to 11 30 and 1 to 3 30. Conducted by a director with a masters degree formerly with Alabama Polytech along with an experienced music teacher. Call Lawton 2117 or 5160 W for details.

Fort Sill Ki Alabama Polytech Lawton

Junior Debs Set Next Week's Fete

A Junior Deb club meeting at Joyce Freund's residence 2622 Bell discussed pledges and events for the new school year. Charles Mount, son of Mr and Mrs C L Mount, was named to the medical division of a polychemicals plant project. E S duPont Nemours plant at Belle near Charleston WV supplied refreshments. Dr Mount, Oklahoma medical grad and former Johns Hopkins intern, will lead next week's activities.

Joyce Freund Bell Aes Grandfield Charles Mount Susie C. L. Mount Ap Crawford Polychemicals E. S. duPont Nemours & Co Belle Charleston W. Va Dr. Mount University of Oklahoma Medical Ae Granafield Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore

Fragmentary notice from Fort Sill event at morass site

OCR text shows a fragment referencing a presbyterian group at a morass, a person named V Grover and a Mrs. L with Fort Sill Boulevard address, plus a note about Saturday after an event involving Miss Joyce.

Presbyterie Eich Morass V. Grover Fort Sill Blvd Joyce He

Reception To Honor Miss Laura Joyce In Alaska

A reception for Miss Laura Joyce aged today in Alaska will be held at the local First Presbyterian church. Friends of the honoree are invited to call between 7 and 10 p m. Joyce serves as a youth leader there.

Laura Joyce Alaska First Presbyterian Church Joyce

Grandfield businessman named to American Hereford Association

Wilson Carroll of Grandfield has been named to membership in the American Hereford Association in Kansas City Missouri. The recognition marks Carroll as a member of the cattle breeders’ group and ties him to a national network of Hereford producers.

Grandfield Wilson Carroll Kansas City

Former Area Resident Jo Lawson Shackleford Dies in Muskogee

Mrs. Bob Shackleford formerly Miss Jo Lawson died at home in Muskogee. A Grandfield native, she leaves son Bobby of Tulsa and sister Mae Frances. The brief notice notes her residency and survivors.

Muskogee Grandfield Bob Shackleford Jo Lawson

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