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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1955

Page

5

Social Calendar Notes From Lawton Community Groups

Lawton events list includes Southwest Beauticians association at 8 p.m. in the chamber building showing a movie, Telephone Wives auxiliary at 7:30 p.m. with a family ice cream social, multiple Episcopal church guild meetings led by Mrs Anne Wear Smith, First Christian Women's Fellowship groups, and numerous club gatherings at schools, civic buildings, and churches. Attendees include Mrs. J C Brubaker, Mrs. George Lutz, Mrs. Clarence Soper, Mrs. Paul Wilson, Mrs. Ed Crabtree, Mrs. Herbert Young, Mrs. W B Ogden, and many others with locations across Lawton and Fort Sill. A Junior Chamber of Commerce board meeting was attended by Mr. Manville Redman, Wes Elkins, and Dr M E Waid in Enid.

Southwest Beauticians Association Lawton Chamber of Commerce Telephone Wives Auxiliary Robert C. Thompson Liberty Bishop Casady Guild St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church St.Andrew’s Guild St. Andrews Episcopal Church Anne Wear Smith First Christian Women’s Fellowship J.C. Brubaker Maple George Lutz Morford Drive Clarence Soper Fort Sill Blvd Paul Wilson Ed Crabtree Blue Beaver Community House Woman's Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Herbert Young Practical Nurses Association Security Bank & Trust Company Winnie Price Helen Curley Hattie Crossman Jessie Mae Penn First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Auxiliary W. B. Ogden Ivan Lanman W. R. Morris Manville Redman Wes Elkins M. E Cuffie) Waid Chamber of Commerce State Board of Directors Enid

Lawton Rebekah Lodge installs slate of officers

Mrs. Cecil Carter heads the installation at Lawton Rebekah Lodge No. 87 with Mrs. R. E. Cullins as installing officer. New officers include Jennie McCutcheon warden and Leonard Rainey conductor. Peach gladioli decor and rose corsages noted. About 150 guests attended with poems read and gifts presented.

Cecil Carter Noble Grand Lawton Rebekah IOOF R. E. Cullins Jennie McCutcheon Leonard Rainey Telia Helms Eula Baty Cullins Tom Bradford William Crow Gordon Foster Vice Grand Ester LaBlanc Byron Lasater Jr L. P. Morrison Ray Allison Warren Baty Ina McClanahan Guardian Earl Wheeler Jess Percival Alford Hennessee Clarence Wright Ruby Bennight Edgar Peak Denver Colo R. E. Tallent Edmond Quinn L. G. Vowell George Lutz Sam Braddy Gladioli Salal Fernery Jess Brewer Braddy Brewer Lodge W. D. White Margaret Terry Quinn Cora Nix Mesdames Brewer

Square Dance Guests Attend at Public Service Building

Johnny Robinson presided as caller for the regular Saturday night dance by Roddy Kilowatt Square Dance club at the Public Service company home service auditorium. Plans were made for a 8:30 p.m. Saturday event at 35th Division park, Sixth and Columbia with Art Ashline and Paul Tate calling. Host couples were Orville and Gene Wickham, and Orville Andrews. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Schreiner of Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collins of Walters, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Collins of Temple, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gudinas. Additional members present were Col. and Mrs. Eddie Shinkle Sr., Mrs. C. M. Mynes Jr., and Haydn Berryhill, F. F. Hollander, Fred Jennings, Melvin Jennings Jr., Earl Jackson, Ira Lanman, Paul Powell, Arlen Swanson.

Johnny Robinson Roddy Orville Schreiner Duncan Roy Collins Walters J. C. Collins Temple Michael Gudinas Col Eddie Shinkle C. M. Mynes Jr Messrs Mesdames Hayden Berryhill F. F. Hollander Fred Jennings Melvin

Mrs U D Walker Hosts Central Baptist Class Meeting

Mrs Seth Bailey delivered a love devotional at Lois Sunday School class of Central Baptist Church in the Walker home at 407 Fort Sill Blvd. Mrs Paul Shelton opened with prayer and Miss May Schofield gave the dismissal prayer. Refreshments followed the social hour with Mesdames Claude Gibson Ethel Griffin Elizabeth Maddox and R E Steel among those present.

Seth Bailey Lois Central Baptist Church U. D. Walker Fort Sill Blvd Paul Shelton

Wesleyan Guild Reviews Wallace Frndy Book Discussion

First Methodist Wesleyan Service guild met at 7 30 p m in Mrs John T Bruss home to discuss Wallace Frndys A Light Unto My Path with Mrs Peter Starns presenting the devotional on Christianity in the Street and Shop and Tenement. Mrs Edyth Adams led the lesson, assisted by Miss Ellen Hollem and Mrs Florabelle Helvey, with Mrs Starns presiding as president. Refreshments were served to absent members and several guests including Lillie Mae Frazier Gladys Fulbright Helen Hackett Louise Kirkham Leta Smith and Oretha Wildey along with Glen Frimian Esther Herron J D Howard Eva Seydell Ivan G Walz Velma Wilkerson and H B Easton.

Wallace Frndy Peter Starns First Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild Mesdames Edyth Adams Laura Wells John T. Bruss Florabelle Helvey Starns Lillie Mae Frazier Gladys Fulbright Helen Hackett Louise Kirkham Leta Smith Oretha Wildey Glen Frimian Esther Herron J. D. Howard Eva Seydell Ivan G . Walz Velma Wilkerson H. B. Easton

Bethel Men Plan August 11 Meeting After Sermon

Bethel Methodist Men’s fellowship gathered in the church annex after Rev. O W York spoke. President Jimmy Farrell presided as plans began for the August 11 meeting with about 18 people in attendance and refreshments of ice cream cake and cookies served.

Bethel O. W. York Bethel Methodist Men’s Fellowship Jimmy Farrell

Committees Named At Unity Lodge Meeting

Unity Rebekah lodge No. 121 named six month committees led by Mrs. Ray Young with Mrs. W. T. Hartline presiding. Committees cover memorials, kitchen, home fund, personal service, goodwill visitation, community service, care and share, attendance, youth, finance, sick relief, cards and flowers, auditing, lookout, decorations, and good of the order. Mrs. Weatherford named historian and reporter. plans to attend Fletcher Rebekah street drill Sept 2 and visit Comanche chapter in Wynnewood with Oklahoma Rebekah president Mrs. Lyne.

Ray Young Noble Grand Unity Rebekah Lodge No IOOF Young W. T. Hartline Nancy Jones Ethel Pendleton Jess Stanley Eliza Fansler Vena Maples Arthur Barrett Jacl. Wellington J. C. Curley Bee Martin Glenn Rading Kelley Cliff Rath John Purcell Noble Fields Ross Shelp Wellington A. Best C. J. Curley Pendleton Joe Bunch Anna Gentry Harry Zwick Stanley

First Baptist TEL Sunday School Class Meeting Host

Mrs. F. W. Martin hosted a 7 p.m. TEL Sunday School class meeting on the lawn at 811 Dearborn with Ed Callahan presiding. A buffet supper was served. attendees included Mesdames Adams, Rosser, Compton, Stevens, Farr, Dalton, Watson, Kniffin, Brown, Lowe, Ryan and Jarrell.

Ed Callahan TEL First Baptist Church Fred W. Martin Dearborn Mesdames L. E. Adams George Rosser E. M. Compton Clyde Stevens Homer Farr Odetta Dalton C. R. Watson H. H. Kniffin George E. Brown G. C. Lowe Viola Ryan W. R. Jarrell

Coffee Fetes Jaycee Janes at Mrs Botts home

Mrs. Jack Botts hosted Jaycee Janes members at a 10:30 a.m. coffee gathering at her residence 22 N 27th. Attendees included Mesdames Earl Botkin Bill Capshaw Henry Weddle Owen King Jr. Donald Torbert Darold English Wes Elkins Dan Woesner Bill Peters Bob Cahn Mike Eisler Fred Harris Cuffie Waid Jack Spencer and W. C. Bonnell. The group presented a silver coffee service and previewed photos from the installation service. A large centerpiece of multicolored zinnias and miniature breakfast rolls complemented the two-hour event. An adjoining note reports 1954 U.S. soybean production at 342 795 000 bushels, a record.

Botts Fred Larrance Jr Mesdames Earl Botkin Bill Capshaw Henry Weddle Owen King Jr Donald Torbert Darold English Wes Elkins Dan Woesner Bill Peters Bob Cahn Mike Eisler Fred Harris Cuffie Waid Jack Spencer W. C. Bonnell

Parsons Observe 51st Anniversary in Lawton

Longtime Lawton residents Mr and Mrs J R Parsons celebrate their 51st wedding anniversary with family. Married July 13 1904 at Bone Steel South Dakota they moved to Lawton in 1915 from Norfolk Nebraska after living in Enid and Mountain View. Attending were relatives including daughters Fern Vrail and the late Fala Parsons, son Dr O L Parsons and grandson Jerry Gibson.

Lawton J. R. Parsons Euclid Bonesteel S. D Rosebud Parsons Norfolk Nebr Enid Mountain View Beal Heights Presbyterian Church Hotel Lawtonian J. B. Jones Hinton Bertie Jennings Pauls Valley R. A. McConaghie Tulsa Ila Burnett Jerry Gibson

Janice Meadows Weds Dale Fain in Decatur Ga

Indiahoma special reports Mr and Mrs Bill Meadows announce the July 10 wedding of their daughter Janice Sue to Dale Fain. The ceremony at First Methodist Church in Decatur Georgia was small with relatives present. Janice is set to be a high school senior this fall. Dale is a 1955 Snyder High School graduate.

Indiahoma Bill Meadows Janice Sue Dale Fain Jessie Langley, Snyder First Methodist Church Decatur Snyder High School

Quilting and Review Feature At Bethel Methodist

Mrs J D Scott led an all day Bethel Methodist Woman's Society session at the church reviewing the book Face to Face with India. A quilting activity served as a diversion during the meeting.

Bethel India J. D. Scott Bethel Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service

Luncheon Meeting Led by Mrs Cosgrove at noon hour

The report notes a covered dish luncheon at midday with Mrs. W. D. Cosgrove as president presiding. Mrs. Virgil Smith offered the opening prayer, Mrs. Scott led devotional and song, and Mrs. Jim Nease offered another devotional prayer. Rev. O. W. York delivered the dismissal prayer. Other attendees included Mesdames Cecil Clapton J. A. Grigg H. Hollingshead Clifford Nunley Eunice Stout Fannie Terrell and O. W. York plus five children.

W. D. Cosgrove Virgil Smith Scott Jim Nease O. W. York Cecil Clapton J. A. Grigg H. Hollingshead Clifford Nunley Eunice Stout Fannie Terrell

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NCO Wives Club NCO Open Mess Fort Sill Earl Upton L. R. Thom Hook and Whirl Square American Legion Hall Art Ashline Jaycee Jones Carl Paradise Valley Mount Scott Woman’s Auxiliary Lowery- Whitehead American Legion Schubert Music Club McMahon Foundation Oklahoma Federation of Music Clubs Schubert Club Roseland F. G. Wood Geronimo Glenn Hastings Mary Ann Goode Gore Pioneer Club Lawtonian Scott Home Demonstration Club Marvin Bickett New Mexico Cationer’s Paradise Continental Wesleyan Guild Auto Radio Radio & Sound Unity Lodge F. W. Martin Jaycee Janes Jack Botts United States Art South Gilbert-Woods Drug CO U. S. Pat Hamilton Elgin Benrus Ea le Ast Chryslers Chrysler America Adolph Fietz Motor Co Janice Meadows Linda Christian Ayds Ayds Vitamin and Mineral Candy A. B. Drug CO Fairmont’s U.S.P the Orchid & Flower Shop Caladium D Avenue Doe Doe Park Tilt-down Egg Server Sheridan Rd
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