Summer Art Classes Set By LWF Board
Lawton Woman's Forum executive board discussed summer art classes and a parade. Enrollment runs June 13 at Centenary United Methodist Church with six Wednesday sessions from June 20 to July 25. Adults may join beginner drawing and tempera painting for 19 dollars tuition.
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LWF
Lawton Woman's Forum
YMCA
Edward C. Campbell
Campbell
T. J. Booras
McMahon Foundation
Arts and Crafts Department
Public Affairs Department
International Affairs Department
William B. Poe
Arts and
Jake Lyons
Fellowship Hall
Centenary United Methodist Church
Poe
Paul Cullen
Joint Fort Sill Toastmaster and Toastmistress Meeting
The Satanta Toastmasters and Artillery Toastmistress Club held a joint meeting in the Fort Sill Officers Club Arillery Room. Prizes were awarded to Lt. Col. Jerry Raczor for best table topics, Maj. Maurice Myles for best speech, and Miss Margaret Hardin for best evaluator.
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Satanta
Artillery Toastmistress Club
Fort Sill
Roy Hollander
Jerome Turner
Col
Raczor
Dale
Paul Bross
Fire Makers Rank Honors For Four Camp Fire Girls
Four Camp Fire Girls received the Fire Makers Rank during an outdoor cookout for parents hosted by O Ki Tanda Discovery Club at Mrs. Jean Morris home. Recipients were Debbie Haupert Carol Morris Audrey Davis and Lisa Ballard. Ceremony was conducted by Waynese Leheww Nancy Belie Lupe Melendez Dawn Morris and Debra Kopinski. A skating and horseback riding party at Eagle Park was planned as a final activity.
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O Ki Tanda Discovery Club
Jean Morris
Debbie Haupert
Carol Morris
Audrey Davis
Lisa Ballard
Fire Makers
Waynese Lehew
Nancy Belie
Lupe Melendez
Dawn Morris
Debra Kopinski
Eagle Park
Gerald Ballard
T. J. Davis
Daphne
Donald Kopinski
G. L. Haupert
Luis Melendez
Morris
Mystery Dinner Hosted by I Can See Camp Fire Group
Members of the I Can See Camp Fire Group led by Mrs. Jim Vineyard hosted a mystery dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dales Hooks at 2164 Lincoln Miquel Brennan Jackie Lynn Cartwright Laura Pringle Elizabeth Schultz Barrie Lynn Sloan Cindy Vineyard and Elizabeth Grover planned the menu shopped for and prepared the meal for 15 guests served on the patio. Individual tables featured bright yellow cloths and a framed painting was given to Mrs Vineyard for her help and leadership.
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I Can See Camp Fire
Jim Vineyard
Local Social Calendar Highlights Community Meetings and Dinners
A dense listing of clubs and church groups in Lawton Oklahoma notes events at Grace United Methodist, Hotel Lawtonian, Medicine Park Y, Masonic Temple, and more. Activities include luncheons, tea, meetings, games, sack dinners, dances, and a regional council event, plus a citizenship class and recycling drive.
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United Methodist Women
Fellowship Hall of Church
Lawton
American Business Women’s Association
Lawtonian
Grace United Methodist Church
United Methodist
James C. Johnson
Beachwood Drive
Bateman - Darling
American Legion
Medicine Park ‘Y
Osa
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Lincoln
Double Ring Vows Set in Oklahoma City Ceremony
Miss Debra Ann Bullock and William Carter Sheets plan a 7 p.m. Saturday, June 9 ceremony at Covenant Presbyterian Church in Oklahoma City officiated by Rev. Homer Richel. Parents are Mrs. and Mr. Robert D. Bullock of 733 S 45th and Dr. and Mrs. Marion E. Sheets of Enid. Bullock, Eisenhower High School 1970 graduate and St. Anthony Hospital School of Nursing alumna, works at Baptist Memorial Hospital. Sheets, Oklahoma City business college graduate, is employed by Meltoni Carpet Co. They will establish a home in Oklahoma City after the wedding.
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Covenant Presterian Church
Oklahoma City
Debra Ann Bullock
William Carter Sheets
Homer Richel
Robert D. Bullock
Marion E. Sheets
Enid
Miss Bullock
Eisenhower High School
St. Anthony Hospital School of Nursing
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Sheets
Meltoni Carpet Company
Readers Debate Euthanasia and Living Will Stand
Abigail Van Buren faces reader letters on end of life care and living wills. Contributors cite medical greed and family burden while clergy and lay readers urge dignity, faith, and personal choice in end of life decisions.
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Miss van Buren
Buffalo
Lawton Medical Assistants Hear Detective Speaker
Glen Williams from the Narcotics Division of the Lawton Police Department spoke to the Southwest Counties Medical Assistants Society in the office of Doctors Henley Hillis and Montague. Sixteen members attended as bake sale plans were set for Saturday June 16 and a donation to the Lawton Children's Shelter announced. Charlene Curtis of Lawton High School received a society scholarship from immediate past president Mrs. John Rooney.
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Glen Williams
Lawton Police Department
Southwest Counties Medical Assistants’ Society
John Rooney
Marie Scheirer
Barbara Epperson
Bob Easley
Lawton Children’s Shelter
Society
Charlene Curtis
Lawton High School
Claudine Dixon
Shirlina Shelton
Sharon Halterman
Lois Petree
Carolyn Swinney
Karla Cline
I Ki Ca Ga Camp Fre Girls Visit Oklahoma Museums
Members Anita Boydston Mary Beth Shanks Mary Jane Camposs Alberta Stanley and Kelly Hy san joined a field trip from I Ki Ca Ga Camp Fre Girls to the Oklahoma Science and Arts Foundation Museum in Oklahoma City. They also toured the Oklahoma City Zoo and attended a Children of the Earth show at Kirkpatrick Planetarium. Accompanying adults included Miss Edna Stanley Mr and Mrs Albert Stanley Mr and Mrs Raymond Henson Linda Wayne Michael Mark Bindsell and Gregory Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Science and Arts Foundation Museum
Oklahoma City
Anita Boydston
Mary Beth Shanks
Mary Jane Camposs
Alberta Stanley
Kelly Hysan
Oklahoma City Zoo
Kirkpatrick Planetarium
Edna Stanley
Albert Stanley
Raymond Henson
Linda
Wayne
Michael
Mark Bindsell
Gregory Hines
Trend Toward Casual Elegance Shapes Home Furnishings
The piece argues a lasting movement in decor toward elegance rather than fleeting fads. It notes French and Italian Provincial furniture gain popularity, modern styles gain rich fabrics and refined lines, and a warm mix of textures defines good taste in interior design.
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Joseph's Nursing Home
McMahon Tomlinson Nursing Center
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Fort Sill Allied Liaison and Visitors Division
ALVD
Department For Allied Officers
Irene Meek
LaVerne Schickedanz
Trade Mart
D. Hooks
Lawton Business and Professional Women’s Club
NCO Wives’ Club
NCO Club
Officers Wives’ Club
David Ott
Offiers Club
Comanche County Retired Teachers’ Association
Security Bank
Veterans of Foreign Wars
S. 2Nd
C. B. Foster
S. Sheridan
Old Settlers’ Club
Museum of the
Lawton Pioneer Women’s Club
Ok Tops Club
Chester Weinberg
New York City
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Durham
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Ted S. Sponsel
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Daly City
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Colossians
Christ
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Daniel
Charity St. Louis
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Dutton
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Discount Clothing
N. Sheridan
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New Shipment Ladies
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National Bank
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