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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1954

Page

6

Wanda Hastings Becomes Travis Toland Bride in College Station

Wanda June Hastings and Travis Toland wed in a single ring ceremony at College Station Texas. Toland, a Texas A&M graduate and former lieutenant, will work at Sun Oil in Beaumont while Hastings, daughter of the Cade terian church pastor Lee Hastings, will reside with her husband after a brief South Texas honeymoon.

College Station Jim Stravolemos Shreveport Ted McBeth Sweetwater Texas Wmfor South Cache Peane Texas A&m College Station Phi Eta Sigma National Scholastic Society Far East

Central Baptist WMS Studied Formosa At Meeting

Central Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met in the church for a Formosa study session with native costumes and displays. Mrs. E. E. Neptune led the devotion and program, with Gene Calahan and Mrs. Frances Bean presenting on Formosan islands and customs. Tea and wafers followed as members socialized.

Central Baptist Wms Formosa Jewel Lunsford Presento Sinn World E. E. Neptune Calahan West Gene Calahan Frances Bean Everett Richard _T.man Parker D. W. Smith Hobbs Saito Neary Choate Jerry Caudell S. ‘Winston Davis Mate Fite Richard Heimer E. Ingraham L. B. Johnson Z. G Lee Perry Moss R. D. Moray Ea Earl Ge Ghai ‘Yancey Miss Mise May ‘Shoneld

Seveys Hosts To Reunion Observing Mrs Morton Dyer Birthday

The 83rd birth day anniversary of Mrs Morton Dyer was observed May 30 in Graham. Attendees included Lloyd D Moonee and relatives from Weatherford Denton Dallas Paradise Vernon and Fort Worth. Gifts and photos marked the gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs W B Sevey with Mrs Ralph House assisting.

Morton Dyer Graham Lloyd D. Moonee Cee Sovr Inlaw W. B. Sevey Pa Cherry Ralph House Irwin Morton L. G. Cunningham Weatherford Carol Lloyd Raymond James Morton Denton Texas Betty Lou’ Heath Fort Worth A. H. Payne Jan Jon Dallas M.H. Peek Sharon Paradise Linda Lockett Vernon Shirley Orr A. L. Watts Linda

Busy Bee Members To Meet Thursday

Busy Bee club members will assemble at 11 a.m. Thursday in the home of Mrs. Edgar Peak at 1611 B for a covered dish luncheon and all day meeting. Games are planned for the afternoon. A note on home improvement mentions rubber base paint as best for cement basements and to consult a paint dealer for suitable products.

Edgar Peak 1611 B Busy Bee Club

Wesley Methodist Men Dinner Highlights Family Fellowship

Lawton Wesley Methodist Men’s Fellowship hosted a family dinner with about 55 attendees at 7 30 p m. Rev John Paul King and Mrs King joined Dr M L Sims and Mrs Sims as guests. Activities included games and social time, followed by a brief business meeting led by president Harry Tensen. New officers named include H A Allen vice president O K Rothell treasurer John H Coady secretary and Leon Copeland reporter.

Lawton New Wesley ‘Methodist Men's Fellowship Club John Paul King Wesley Harry Tensen H. A. Allen Pepsident O. K. Rothell John H. Coady Leon Copeland

Dancing Kidettes Hold Lesson With Guest Instructor

About 50 children attended a Dancing Kidettes lesson led by guest instructor Soar Tate and club sponsor Juanita Doiron. Joe Eldin Best served refreshments after the session.

Soar ‘Tate Juanita Doiron Club Spon Joe Eldin Best

New Club Plans Thursday Meeting for Lawton Women

Members of Lawvon's new Mrs. James A. Black temporary president will lead a Thursday session to set meeting dates by laws and operations. About 75 women have signed to join the club with John Denney to review an outstanding book during a monthly session. Six meetings will be held with some being guest nights and others in the afternoon.

Lawvon James A. Black John Denney Lawtonian

VFW Auxiliary Announces Rummage Sale at Bus Station

Members of the VFW Auxiliary announce a rummage sale at the bus station corner Second and C. The sale begins at 7 a.m. Saturday, with Mrs. Frank White noting the fundraiser. The event supports veterans activities at Fort Sill and involves the BPO Does and local auxiliary leadership.

BPO Does Club Second Frank White

Mrs. Shelton Leads Local Garden Council

Mrs. Shelton becomes president of the local Garden Council for the new year. Plans include membership and program duties with officers such as Mrs. Edward Ellenbrook and Mrs. C. Y. Oval Gardener prominent in committees.

Mrs. Shelton Ile the Bailey Edward Ellenbrook C. Y. Oval Bes. Mustain Guy

Square Dancers To Meet Tonight

Ernest Hunter will be caller tonight as members of the Square Dance club and guests assemble at the venue for an evening of dancing.

Ernest Hunter Square ’ Square Dance Club

Frustrated cook seeks broth making tips for leftovers

A garbled request suggests turning wing tips and sacs into chicken broth. It mentions using bones with onions and carrots, bay leaf, peppercorns, and salt, aiming for a simple stock to serve as an economical base.

Officers Named By Auxiliary Officers Named By Auxiliary

Brief extract shows mentions of auxiliary officers and present attendees in a meeting. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to define a precise summary.

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Wanda June Hastings Travis Toland Seveys Busy Bee Dan River R. L. Meadors Son Dad Lund VFW Leslie J. McNeit Fort Sill Margaret Dunbar Fairmont Consumer Service Fairmont B. P Hann KIRBY Bell Phone Vanity Fair Seni
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