New Rebekah Committees Set For Term
Lawton Rebekah lodge No. 87 appoints six month committees with at least three members per panel including sick and relief auditing lookout good of the order examining flower kitchen and publicity plus memorial telephone line of charter youth Rebekah and other groups at IOOF hall 109 D Mrs E E Quinn presided with Mrs Jess Brewer assisting Fifty two members attended and yearbooks were presented to staff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Quinn
Lawton Rebekah Lodge No
IOOF
Jess Brewer
Noble Grand
Rebekah
Oda
Brewer
Lawton Theta Rho
R. E. Cullins
Auxiliary Has New Officers
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Letter Carriers Association elected Mrs. Ralph House as vice president, replacing Mrs. Bill Pierce who moved to president after Mrs. Maurice Crabtree’s term. The session, at Mrs. Nat E. Robertson’s home, featured a guessing game titled The Mailbox and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Pierce
Ladies Auxiliary
Letter Carriers Association
Ralph House
Pierce
Maurice Crabtree
Ness
Nat E. Robertson
House
Otto Pettit
Robertson
John Timmons
J. E. Frazier
Tony Pokorny
Employees and families enjoy lake outing at Quanah Parker camp
At Lake Quanah Parker campsite in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Tuesday night, Edison workers and their families gathered for a picnic supper after a swim. Host B J Skipper and wife led the event with several attendees including George Morgan and children, Billy Allen, Sandra Kay, Ladonna, Nettie Clark, Pear Good, Betty Good, E D McClanahan and Connie Jo Skipper, plus D E Fincher and daughters, Roy Curtis, Winston Davis and Cleta June, Clyde Awtrey and F R Mead families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Quanah Parker
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Em Win Atts Sa Singer Sewing Ciie
B. J. Skipper
George Morgan
Billy Allen
Sandra Kay
Ladonna
Nettie Clark
Pear Good
Betty Good
E. D. McClanahan
Connie Jo Skipper
D. E. Fincher
Shirley
Dianna Kay
Roy Curtis
Winston Davis
Cleta June
Clyde Awtrey
F. R. Mead
Social Calendar for Lawton Area Midweek Events
Lawton Jaycee Jones hosts regular dinner at Claudia's Drive-Inn at 7 p.m. Xi Tau chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets at Hub Food store Sheridan and Cache roads for steak fry. Maj John McLain and Mrs depart. Lawton Woman's Forum exec board meets 9 30 a.m. McCoe Foundation auditorium 716. Auxiliary to International Association of Kiwanis 7 p.m. IOOF hall 109 D. Junior Miss club 7 30 p.m. Ann Lyon 3307 Cache Road. Comanche County Farm Women's Camp Craterville Park. Progressive Home Demonstration club 2 p.m. Mrs W G Yoakim 415 Columbia. Pioneer Women's Club guest day luncheon 1 p.m. American Legion hall Seventh and E with all members in pioneer dresses. Square dance class 8 p.m. VFW Post 1193 auxiliary VFW building 926 S Second with Art Ashline caller. Messing Home Demonstration club 2 p.m. Mrs E J Schram Mount Scott school house. Scott Home Demonstration club p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Jaycee Jones
Claudia's Drive-Inn
Xi Tau
Beta Sigma Phi
Hub
Sheridan
Cache Roads
John McLain
International Association of Kien
Ioof Hall
Ann Lyon
Cache Road
Comanche County Farm Women's Camp
Craterville
Pioneer Women's Club
American Legion Hall
VFW
Art Ashline
Messing
E. J. Schram
Mount Scott
Scott
P.m
The Wallings Have Reunion At Elgin Home
The Walling family held a reunion at their Elgin area home the first time in 13 years. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Scott Walling Jr with children Shirley Susan Scott OI Sandra from Jacksonville Florida Mrs James Walling with Elaine Kathleen Beverly and Rob from Tulsa Oklahoma. Also present were Mr and Mrs Dean Walling with Phyllis Larry Dean and Donna from Wilmington California. Mr and Mrs Forest McClung with Judy Jimmy Jeannine and Joe Dale from Medicine Park near by and Mr and Mrs Robert H Walling with Scottie and Robbie from Chincoteague Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Scott Walling
Elgin
Wallings
John Scott Walling Jr
Shirley
Susan
Scott OI
Sandra
Jacksonville
Fla
James Walling
Elaine
Kathleen
Beverly
Robin
Tulsa
Dean Walling
Phyllis
Larry Dean
Donna
Wilmington
Calif
Forest McClung
Judy
Jimmy
Jeannine
Joe Dale
Near Medicine Park
Robert H. Walling
Scottie and
Robbie
Chincoteague
VFW Units Have Chicken Supper
A fried chicken covered dish supper was enjoyed by Veterans of Foreign Wars post 1193 members at the VFW building 96 S Second. For a 7 p.m. Tuesday games were played. Attending were a guest Mrs. Nona Eddings and members Messrs. and Mesdames Herbert Young Paul Marburger Harold Hunneycutt Loren Throckmorton Harvey Nelson Alfred Maples plus G W Birchett Wayne Pursley Frank Barker Deward Stringer Mesdames M T McCracken Andrew Koval Beatrice Koval and Sfc L S Stevenson and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Nona Eddings
Messrs
Mesdames
Herbert Young
Paul Marburger
Harold Hunneycutt
Loren Throckmorton
Harvey Nelson
Alfred Maples
Messrs. and Mesdames
G. W. Birchett
Wayne Pursley
Frank Barker
Deward Stringer
M. T. McCracken
Andrew Koval
Beatrice Koval
Sfc
L. S. Stevenson
Forum Board Meeting Set For Thursday Morning
The Lawton Woman's Forum executive board has scheduled a regular monthly meeting for 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the McCo Foundation building located at 716. The forum will discuss upcoming events and organizational matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Woman's Forum
Mcco Foundation
New Church Floor Plan Displayed At WSCS Meet
Rev J J Stowe Jr presented a revised floor plan for the proposed new church at the 9 am Tuesday WSCS meeting of First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service at the church. A family night supper will be on the site at 7 pm Sunday Aug 1 with Rev J Daniel Barron Wichita Falls district superintendent as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Stowe Jr
First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Stowe
Columbia
Wesley
J. Daniel Barron
Wichita Falls Methodist District
Charles Young
WSCS
J. T. Wood
America
Robert Fuller
Circle
W. H. Easton
L. H. Fouts
Fred Heinz
Fred Hammond
J. S. Kuntz
A. W. Langston
T. C. Mason
R. D. McCaskill
Harry T. Miller
Dwight Malcolm
W. J. Porter
R. M. Siville
Ross Shelp
Lindsey Whitten
Lesson on Enjoying Our Best Years by Louise Kennedy
Miss Louise Kennedy conducts a lesson titled Enjoying Our Best Years for Mountain View Home Demonstration Club at Mrs Edith Kelly’s home. Co-hostess Cephas Kelly. ice cream social planned for August and a community gathering every third month. Co-hostess for next meeting Mrs Henry Taylor. two guests present, Mrs Bill Taylor and Roger, plus Mesdames Dalton Harney Hayes Jones Nix Nolan Roberson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kennedy
Comanche County
Mountain View Home Demonstration Club
Edith
Cephas Kelly
Elmo Sessums
Henry Taylor
Bill Taylor
Roger
Mesdames
Jim Dalton
Art Harney
Dan Hayes
Cullen Jones
John Nix
W. A. Nolan
Arvil Roberson
Reception Held After Baptism
Mr and Mrs Anthony Vosilla and Miss Marilyn Vosilla and Mrs Anna Burger, all of New York City, traveled through Oklahoma and Texas after visiting the Cannatas in Lawton. They attended the baptism of Joseph Jr the Cannatas three week old son at Blessed Sacrament Church with Father Robert C Westerman officiating. Sgt and Cannata hosted a reception at their home marking their second wedding anniversary and the baptism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Vosilla
Marilyn Vosilla
Anna Burger
New York City
Oklahoma
Texas
Old Mexico
Joseph S. Cannata
Cache Road
Lawton
Joseph Jr
Vasilla
Robert C. Westerman
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Sgt
Cannata
First Christian Fellowship Groups Have Lesson Studies
First Christian Women fellowship groups meet this week in members homes for lesson studies devotionals and business sessions. Group I at Mrs. C. C. Shull home 709 E opened with prayer led by Mrs. Shull. Mrs. J. C. Brubaker led the business period. Mrs. Leonard C. Wathen led the lesson. Mrs. Rudell presented the devotional. Other participants included Mrs. Elbert M. Whitwell and Mesdames Falco King Kirk Pool, Thomas, Wells, and J. D. Pool Sr. Group II held a 9 am organizational session at Mrs. Clyde Bowlby’s 902 Ferris with officers named including Mrs. John White and Mrs. David Lucas. devotional by Magy Monroe, and Bible study from Genesis led by Mrs. Milo Tague. Group IV met at Mrs. John Japp’s 902 Euclid for a 10 am session led by Mrs. Ted Krisher with devotional by Maud Maid on overcoming storms. others present included several named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Women'fellowship
C. C. Shull
Group I
J. C. Brubaker
R. C. Rudell
Leonard C. Wathen
Elbert M. Whitwell
Mesdames W. R. Falco
Creed King
Charles Kirkand
J. D. Pool Sr
C. R. Thomas
Ted Wells
Tom Oliver
Clyde D. Bowlby
Ferris
John White
David Lucas
Forest E
Euclid
Ted Krisher
Maud R. Maid
Mesdames Willard Bentley
L. O. Bunch
Charles Crabtree
Agnes Gillock
Monta Johnson
Frank Nelson
Oliver Pine
L. Shumate
B. W. Tucker
J. P. Wooten
Square Dance Guests Attend Club Session at Legion Hall
Art Ashline and Fred Kisling led Hook & Whirl Square Dance at the American Legion hall in Gainesville Texas for an 8 30 p m Tuesday session. Host couples were Hayden Berryhill and Henry Fink with numerous guests and members present including Joe Hill Utica Montana Otto Hegeman San Antonio and Dr Louis Doiron among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Ashline
Fred Kisling
Gainesville
Tex
Hook & Whirl Square Dance Club
American Legion Hall
Messrs
Mesdames
Hayden Berryhill
Henry Fink
Joe Hill
Utica
Mont
Otto Hegeman
San Antonio
Nettie
Eldin Best
Louis Doiron
Juanita Doiron
Louis Giesel
Glenn Coleman
Marvin Scruggs
Watt Fleming
F. F. Hollander
Bobbie Jean Moser
Betty Chaney
Mrs Drexel Endorses Blue Bonnet for Flavor and Value
Mrs Drexel praises Blue Bonnet as a smooth spreading butter substitute loved by all. She claims it enhances the taste of foods in both table spread and cooking, noting its flavor nutrition and economy as reasons for recommendation.
Army Fort Sill reading program for ages four to six
Fort Sill invites Army personnel to a reading readiness and arts program at Building 5225 from September 7. Two sessions run 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3:30 p.m. The program features a qualified director with a master's degree and an experienced music teacher formerly with Alabama Polytechnic. Call Lawton 2117 or 5160-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill Peer
Alabama Polytech
Call
Mrs Henry M Douglas Guest of Grandfield Family
Mrs Henry M Douglas of Grandfield is visiting this week with Mr and Mrs Richard Morrison at 1804 Floyd Street. Mrs Morrison is Mrs Douglas daughter. Mr and Mrs D L Wigington have returned from a short visit at Western Hills Hotel Fort Worth Texas where they joined families of Warehousemen convention committee members. Local friends report Mr and Mrs Ernest Mundkowski and daughter Donna Grandfield left today for a two week West Coast vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Douglas
Grandfield
Richard Morrison
1804
Floyd
Morrison
Douglas
D. L. Wigington
Dearborn
Western Hills Hotel
Fort Worth
Tex
Ernest Mundkowski
Donna Grandfield
West Coast
Mrs Whitescarver Hosts Class Ice Cream Social
The Lookout Sunday School class of First Christian held an ice cream social on the back lawn with Mrs. Lola Black directing contests and prizes. Homemade ice cream was served as Mesdames Evans, Ford, Fuller, Harpe, Herron, Hamilton, Irvin, Layton, McDonald, McNiff, McDuffie, and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian
Lola Black
Roy Evans
John Ford
Walter Fuller
Forest E. Harpe
Olive Herron
Howard Hamilton
Joe Irvin
Leonhard Layton
Edith Clyde McDonald
Mary McNiff
Lydia McDuffie
R. B
W. K. Miller
Tri-Delts Dinner Session At Lawton Club
Delta Delta Delta alumnae gathered for a 7 p.m. dinner at Lawton Golf and Country Club. Mrs. A. S. Andrews, president, led the session. Also present were Mrs. Wallace Ki Anadarko and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Andrews
Delta Delta Delta Alumnae
Lawton Golf & Country Club
Wallace Ki Anadarko
Also Mentioned on This Page
Auxiliary
Mcoe Foundation
Lazier’s
Theda Trosino
First Christian Fellowship
Sanitizor
Mrs. Drexel
Blue Bonnet
David Eet Ee Drexel
Ee Ines
Peewee
Hann
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Maytag
Rvice
C Avenue
Mrs. Whitescarver
Mariene
Marlene
S. T Drug & Cosmetic
A. B
Tri-Delts
Selatiy Tse
Shoe Department
D Avenue
Singer Center
D Ave
Singer Sewing Center
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