Miss Kay Malcolm And Fiance Honored At Rehearsal Dinner
Miss Kay Malcolm and Lt. Richard Luther Gwinn were honored at a 7 p.m. Thursday rehearsal dinner at Hotel Lawtonian hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Malcolm. Guests included Gwinns Merritt Gwinn Sr and family, Rev J J Stowe Jr and others. The couple will marry at 8 p.m. at First Methodist Church with Rev. J J Stowe Jr presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kay Malcolm
Kay Malcolm
Richard Luther Gwinn
Fort Sill
Dwight Malcolm
Bell
Lawtonian
Merritt Sams Gwinn
Sikeston
Merritt Gwinn Jr
Philip
St. Louis
J. J. Stowe Jr
Roger Alspaugh
Ponca City
Eugene Thompson
Dan Hayes
Joey Johnston
Jane Herskowitz
Shirley Stovall
Nancy Howard
Kaycharlet Waller
Susan Jane Sanders
Joe Thompson
Mike Longmore
First Methodist Church
Fort Sill Teens Host Scavenger Hunt and Sock Hop
Social calendar lists Fort Sill Teen-Age Club scavenger hunt at 1105 Upton Road with past teens invited and refreshments. Kidettes offer dancing and instruction at 7 to 10 p.m. at 35th Division Park with Paul Tate as caller. NCO Wives celebrate club birthday with dinner while NCO Open Mess hosts. Rho Kappa Gamma sorority hosts a sock hop 8 p.m. to midnight at American Legion Hall open to ages 13 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Upton Road
35Th Division Park
Sixth
Columbia
Paul Tate
NCO Wives Club
NCO Open Mess
John Lowrey
William Blake
B. Abraham
Rho Kappa Gamma
American Legion Hall
City Visitor Complimented at 12 year old niece’s party
Mrs W T Burleson hosted an informal courtesy at 804 Euclid Midland Texas for Virginia Ann Worthen visiting from Midland. Guests of grandparents uncles and cousins gathered at 4 p.m. for Cokes and refreshments then swam at Dee Dee park followed by a hamburger supper. Attendees included Marty Choice Donna Joe Rust Patti Dent Tish Downing Bon Bon Lewis Mary Morris and Nancy Jo Worthen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ann Worthen
Midland
Tex
W. T. Burleson
Euclid
Burleson
Dee Dee Park
Marty Choice
Oklahoma City
Donna Joe Rust
Patti Dent
Tish Downing
Bon Bon Lewis
Mary Morris
Nancy Jo Worthen
Geronimo Club Meets For Lesson
Mrs. Louis Beznoska presided as Geronimo Home Demonstration club met at 2 p m Thursday in Mrs. Glen Hastings home in Geronimo. Devotional by H E Wolf followed roll call answered with Health Habits Learned in Early Life. Clara J Kelley discussed living with heart disease and Hastings and Clifford Sarah were elected delegates to the Farm Women conference at Stillwater in August. Visitors included Mrs. R D Blevins Mrs H D Hastings and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Beznoska
Geronimo Home Demonstration Club
Glen Hastings
Geronimo
H. E. Wolf
Clara J. Kelley
Comanche County
Mesdames Hastings
Clifford Sarah
Farm Women’s
Stillwater
R. D. Blevins
Wichita Falls
Tex
H. D. Hastings
Lawton
Marvin Baughman
Joe Hawthorne
Guest Addresses IBEW Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Clara J Kelley Comanche county home demonstration agent spoke on new fabrics as members of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers auxiliary No 1860 gathered at 1607 N 18th for an 8 pm Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs W B Ogden with Mrs Ivan Lanman co host. Jack Ferrell led the business portion. Mrs Ed Ward attended among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara J. Kelley
Comanche County
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Auxiliary No
W. B. Ogden
Ivan Lanman
Jack Ferrell
Ed Ward
Mesdames R. A. Bennett
Wilbur Best
LaVon Crook
Bert Hendrix
Fred Hollander
Melvin Jennings
Fred Jennings
Stephen Kovacs
H. L. Lodge
Herschel Passons
O. K. Rothell
Rex White
Thomas Worth
Herbert Spurlock
When Temperature Rises Sit Down More
Two kinds of heat make summer miserable latent heat from humidity and sensible hot air. Household activity adds moisture and heat while air conditioning removes moisture. Even still, body heat from resting to sweeping ranges from 400 to 2000 heat units per hour, a fraction of AC capacity. When temperature rises, sit down more.
Lawton Forum Invites Ninth District Convention
Lawton Woman's Forum board approved inviting the Ninth District Oklahoma Federation of Women's Clubs to hold the 1956 convention in Lawton. Meeting at 9:30 a.m. in the Chamber of Commerce room, presiding officer Mrs. C. S. McCuistion led committee reports and announced plans for a September Woman's Forum Assembly tea. Present were Mesdames John Gorski, W. E. Hamm, Harold Hallett, John Botkin, Nick Carras, T. D. Nicklas, Tom Lansden, and Earl W. Ethell, with Mrs. S. E. William accepted for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
C. S. McCuistion
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
S. E. William
Forum
Woman’s Forum Assembly
John Gorski
W. E. Hamm
Harold Hallett
John Botkin
Nick Carras
Fort Sill Teen Agers Sponsor Scavenger Hunt
Fort Sill teen-agers are invited to attend a scavenger hunt sponsored by the Fort Sill Teen-Age club tonight. Members and guests assemble at 7:30 p.m. at the club building on 1105 Upton Road. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Upton Road
Hair Stylist Addresses Club Hair Techniques Talk
William Hopkins demonstrated hair styling techniques as guest speaker at the Army Wives club noon meeting at the USC YMCA. Mesdames Posvic and Denton hosted the luncheon. Mrs. Jim Raffin led the business period. Guests included Mesdames Hill Newmueller Eddy and Charles Eddy with many attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hopkins
Army Wives Club
Uscymca
Lyle J. Posvic
Delbert Denton
Jim Raffin
James Hill
Lorraine Newmueller
Charles Eddy
Bernard Abraham
Louis Marczuk
Clarence L. McArdle
Dave White
Paul Langdon
David Land
Ronald Botzenhart
Paul Eichel
Ronald Pincus
Jim Collins
Mrs Luther and daughter move to Columbia for lumber work
Mrs. Bob Luther and her daughter Judy left their home at 2101 Atlanta today to join their husband and father, who is employed in the lumber business in Columbia, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Luther
Judy
Atlanta
Columbia
Visiting Lynch family in Alexandria quarter
Capt and Mrs James E Lynch with daughters Karen and Kathie visit this week in the home of Mrs E L Dunn at 608 Bell Alexandria after a Texas visit. Mrs Lynch is the former Betty Dunn. Her husband, formerly stationed at Fort Sill, is now an artillery instructor at Fort Belvoir. Edwin L Dunn, studying art at Tulsa University, will spend the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Lynch
Karen
Kathie
Alexandria
E. L. Dunn
Bell
Texas
Lynch
Betty Dunn
Fort Sill
Fort Belvoir
Club Members Ride In Parades At Two Rodeos
Approximately 25 mounted Lawton Saddle club members joined street parades and grand entries at the Chickasha and Walters rodeos. Earl Austin served as president and led the group, with members enjoying picnic dinners during the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Saddle Club
Chickasha
Walters
Earl Austin
Mary Ann Goode Is Club Hostess
Beverly Clemmer presided at a 7 30 p m Thursday Junior Miss club meeting in Mary Ann Goode’s home at 1527 Gore. Refreshments followed, and a pledge court was held for Marilyn Lewis Rosalind Stanard Linda Munson Claudia Looney and Marilyn Marr with many other junior members listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Clemmer
Mary Ann Goode
Gore
Marilyn Lewis
Rosalind Stanard
Linda Munson
Claudia Looney
Marilyn Marr
Sylvia Wigington
Pat Lee
Sue Stamps
Marie Violett
Nana Amis
Linda Rhody
Martha Darden
Brenda Burton
Pat Glandon
Betty Mowery
Brownie Sue
Robertson
Shirley Brittain
Barbara Lewis
Mary Combs
Janice Callicott
Babs Yarmuk
Julie Ashlock
Nancy Joyner
Church Women Have Lessons at Westminster Presbyter ian
Westminster Presbyterian Women circles meet for lessons from Living the Faith. Esther circle hosted by Miss Helen Dunn at 7 30 p m with Mrs Harry W Smith leading the business session in the absence of the chairwoman. Martha circle met at 1 30 p m at Mrs Ford Rockwell's home with Mrs Clyde Crawford teaching on salvation for all people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian
Helen Dunn
Esther Circle
Harry W. Smith
Ned McCord
Lodell Goodey
M. L. Baker
Janice Owen
Mesdames
W. W. McCaskill
Annie Mosely
Ann Henderson
Bob Morford Jr
William Fargo
Luther Carter
Martha Circle
Ford Rockwell
Kingsbury
Clyde Crawford
Mesdames J. P. Haywood
Cal Killgore
Henderson
H. W. Smith
Florida relatives depart after visit with Alabama trip planned
Mrs. E. W. Anders and her son Ed and daughter Elaine left Miami after two weeks with MSgt. Garmon Corbin in Florence Alabama. They will travel to Atlanta and other Georgia points to visit relatives before returning to Miami in mid August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Anders
Eddie
Elaine
Miami
Fla
Florence
Ala
Supper Served At Joint Meeting
Representatives to Girls State and Boys State spoke at a Lowery-White head American Legion post No. 29 meeting held at the Legion hall. A covered dish supper served 38 members and guests at 7 30 p m. Speakers included Molly Levite Apathe governor of Girls State Marilyn Salyer Carolyn Darnell Judy Gramolini Dale Thompson Jr and John Shoemaker Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls State
Boys State
Lowery-Whitehead American Legion Post No
American Legion Hall
Seventh and
Molly Levite
Apathe
Marilyn Salyer
Carolyn Darnell
Judy Gramolini
Dale Thompson Jr
John Shoemaker Jr
Heart Trouble Studied By Club
Medicine Park Home Demonstration club members gathered at Mrs. B. M. Howell’s home for a round-table discussion on heart trouble. The meeting also covered planning for future activities and community health topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Park Home
B. M. Howell
Comanche County Fair August Meeting Hosted by Mrs Fay Rush
Luncheon was served by the hostess Mrs Fay Rush at the Comanche county fair August meeting. Others present included Mesdames Leonard Beavers Dora Lutz Eston Martin Frank Rush R R Rush C S Scott Otha Simpson and H F Timberlake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County Fair
Fay Rush
Mesdames Leonard Beavers
Dora Lutz
Eston Martin
Frank Rush
R. R. Rush
C. S. Scott
Otha Simpson
H. F. Timberlake
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park Opens Across Three States
The United States officially opened a new national park on Thursday, the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park spanning Kentucky Virginia and Tennessee. Kentucky transferred 10 700 acres to the federal government followed by Virginia 7 400 acres and Tennessee 2 000 acres establishing the park across the tri state region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
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City Visitor
Geronimo Club
IBEW
Jwhlen Richardsdts Gi
Oklahoma
Rosa Merello
Chile
Long Beach
Calif
Leonor Caracache
Ecuador
Mrs. Lynch
Florida
the Orchid & Flower Shop
Caladium
D Avenue
Doe Doe Park
Lawtonian Shop
Orig
Bermuda
Eton
Oxfords
Aurell’s Shoe Store
General Electric
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th and — Avenue
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