Social Calendar Suggestions and Club Meetings
The list outlines numerous local group meetings and social events across Lawton and area venues. Highlights include Young Republican Club at 16 SW 45th, Unity Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall, Lawton Country Club women’s golf and bridge groups, Legion posts with dinners and installations, Eastern Star chapter, NCO Wives Club, and Rainbow for Girls events. Also notes a Lawton-Fort Sill sectional bridge tournament and a summer roast guidance paragraph.
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Young Republican Club
Richard Yarbrough
45Th
Unity Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Lawton
Shoe stores rise on higher heels lure in shoppers
Edd Ash of Brooklyn expands to four Arrowsmith shops in Manhattan and Brooklyn selling men's high heel shoes and opens a women’s shop after demand from female buyers. He notes women wear two sizes smaller than their normal size and highlights Italian imports and tailored creations. The customers range into their sixties, with some executive clients buying in bulk for wardrobe updates.
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Edd
Arrowsmith
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Gentlemen's Quarterly
Unity Rebekahs To Enter Float In Local Parade
Unity Rebekah Lodge No 121 held at IOOF Hall with Mrs Edna Malone and Mrs Joe Bunch as hostesses. Officers Mrs Ervin Mitchell and Mrs Ross Shelp presided. Twenty members attended as the group voted to enter a float in the Lawton birthday parade to be held Friday. Drill practice is set for 8 p.m. Friday at the IOOF Hall 10914 D.
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Unity Rebekah Lodge No. 121
IOOF
Edna Malone
Joe Bunch
Ervin Mitchell
Noble
Ross Shelp
Lawton
Jeff Brown
Lawrence Delano
Theta Rho Girls Plan Picnic and Skating Party
Ten members of the Theta Rho Girls Club No. 29 met at Goodwill Rebekah Hall with Miss Lavena Shuler as president. They scheduled a picnic and skating event for Saturday Aug 19 at Eagle Park near Cache and invited Junior Lodge members. Belinda Garrett was installed as vice president aide and Carolyn Weaves as warden. guests included Mrs Wylie Box Mrs Howard Gear and Mrs Neil McKanna.
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Theta Rho Girls’ Club No
Goodwill Rebekah Hall
Lavena Shuler
Eagle Park
Cache
Belinda Garrett
Carolyn Weaves
Wylie Box
Howard Gear
Rebekah Lodge No
Neil McKanna
Edd Tenopir
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Members Host Poolside Dinner
Xi Tau chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Dale Taylor’s home 4632 Meadowbrook Dr for a covered-dish dinner and swimming party. Social planners Thurman French and Charles Jueschke decorated with a Spanish motif and discussed Sunday Aug 27 observances and new yearbooks. seven members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Tau
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Dale Taylor
Meadowbrook Dr
Thurman French
Charles Jueschke
Beta Sigma Phi
Women Honored And Club Meeting Notices At Fort Sill
Where The Women Are Miss Kristin Stiles received a farewell tea at Miss Anne Mayo's home in Fort Sill. A Three Link Club meeting, led by Mrs. Steve Eblen, included a gift exchange and lesson by Mrs. Montie Bryant. Also noted is a Marine cocktail party for Officers of the Artillery Tactics Division TCAD with several guest couples and a white elephant exchange among wives of officers from the 1st Battalion 30th Field Artillery.
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Kristin Stiles
Anne Mayo
Lindsay
Fort Sill
Steve Eblen
Three Link Club
Eblen
Bertie Rath
Montie Bryant
Pete Huggins
Roger W. Greer
Advanced Branch
Artillery Tactics Division
TCAD
30Th Field Artillery
Edward Carruthers
Gore Blvd
Officers Wives Welcome Cadets at Fort Sill Club Pool
Officers of the 1st Battalion 17th Field Artillery and their wives attended a poolside party at the Fort Sill Officers Club. Lt. Col. Henry S. Taylor welcomed newcomers Capt. and Mrs. Dave Menig and Capt. and Mrs. Tim Toler, while farewells were given to Capt. and Mrs. Jim Hare and Lt. and Mrs. Steve Schwaderer and Lt. and Mrs. Lacy Hagood. Visiting ROTC cadets G. Bothwell J. Johnson M. Wells and B. McFarlain trained with the group through Aug. 4.
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17Th Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Henry S. Taylor
Dave Menig
Tim Toler
Jim Hare
Steve Schwaderer
Lacy Hagood
ROTC
G. Bothwell
J. Johnson
M. Wells
B. McFarlain
Summer dining tips mix cold and hot meals
A summer diet of cold meals can dull family interest in dining. It’s best to intersperse cold meals with hot ones. Although cold meat platters rise in popularity when the sun is high, a family can yearn for a hot roast stew or casserole. A well balanced diet including meat is important in summer as in any season.
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Jacques Esterel
Paris
Gwen Fisher
Ladies Auxiliary
Bateman- Zarling
American Legion
Medicine Park
Osa
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Lincoln
NCO Wives’ Club
NCO Club
Lawton Business and Professional Women's Club
Hotel Lawtonian
Comanche County
Retired Teachers’ Association
O. E. VanMeter
Grensted Lane
Order of Rainbow
York Rite Masonic Temple
OK Tops Club
S. Sheridan
Old Settlers Club
Museum of the
Square Toppers
Comanche County Fairgrounds
Shoe Buffs Dream
Beverly Gilmore
Staten Island
N.Y
Edd Ash
East Side
Unity Rebekahs
Bacon
France
Tomers
Theta Rho
Lairds OF Lawton Ternwire & Pest Control
Capes
Coats
N. Sheridan
Sheridan
Miss Stiles
Leavenworth, Kan
Karen
Mary Ellen Greer
Meg Hobbs
John J. Luxemburger
John E. Travas
Guy E. Hobbs
John T. Oates
Browder A. Willis
Gnons Shoes
Children’s
Men
U.S
Odds and Ends
Florsheim
Mr. Phil’s
Cache Road
Squere
Wig Boutique
Inspiration
Dynes
BankAmericard
Gore
Lawton’s