Unity Rebekah Lodge Announces Joint Installation
Unity Rebekah Lodge No. 121 plans a joint installation ceremony with Odd Fellow Lodge No. 71 at 8 p.m. Friday July 7 in the IOOF Hall 10914 D. Mrs. Faye Hallaford will make her official visit. A pancake day is set for Friday June 30 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the JOOF Hall. Goodwill Rebekah Lodge No. 83 hosts a fish fry Friday 5 to 9 p.m. at their hall 1315 G.
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Unity Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow Lodge
IOOF
Faye Hallaford
Oklahoma Rebekah Assembly
Joof Hall
Ray Forrest
Ervin Mitchell
Joe Marks
Louis G. Rosa Jr
Noble Grand
Wesley Johnston
Goodwill Rebekah Lodge No
Goodwill Rebekah
Toastmistress Club Holds First Meeting at Fort Sill
The Artillery Toastmistress Club held its E charter meeting in the Fort Sill Officers' Club Artillery Room. Guest speaker Mrs. Fern Tinsley of Oklahoma City presented the charter and installed the new officers of the group.
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Fern Tinsley
Oklahoma City
Artillery Toastmistress Club
Dorothy Gray
Fort Sill
Oklaho
Ma City
Texhoma
International Toastmistress Clubs
THE
Artillery
Reception Fetes Mrs. Martha Cole on 80th Birthday
Mrs. Martha Cole was honored at a listening reception in the home of her daughter Mrs. B W Hill in observance of her 80th birthday. Fifty five guests registered and refreshments were served. A gift was presented by her children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Cole
Kingsbury
B. W
Wynnifred) Hill
Smith
Cole
R. C. Cole
Irwin
Hill
Fred
Mildred) Adkins
A. Ken Cole
Chula Vista
Calif
Harold Cole
Sacramento
Oklahoma BPW attends state meet in Oklahoma City
The first interim board meeting of the Oklahoma Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs met in Oklahoma City with Mrs. Hurley Jordan presiding. Mrs. Ernest Hunter reported on the state school of instruction and redistricting committee activities. Attendees from Lawton included several named members. Mrs. D. E. LaClair of St. Louis also attended with the Lawton group. In Chattanooga the Community Presbyterian Church hosted a homemade ice cream and cake social for the Pattons who move to Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Oklahoma City
Hurley Jordan
Ernest Hunter
Lawton
State School of Instruction
Hunter
Mary Porkorny
Florabelle Helvey
Iliff Autry
R. D. Bentley
Bernice Hagler
D. E. LaClair
St. Louis, Mo
Lawton Group
Chattanooga
Community Presbyterian Church
Leston Patton
Pattons
Kathy Copeland
Debbie Stuckey
Eva Martin
Charles E. Andrus
Fondue Cookery Event for Officers Wives at Fort Sill
The Fort Sill Officers Club hosted a luncheon for the Officers' Advanced Course Class 4-72 wives. Hostess Mrs. William Hudgins introduced speakers Mrs. Carole Jacoby and Mrs. Gina Sloniker who presented Flair With Flames a fondue cookery program. Attendees included Mrs. Paul Davis Mrs. John Luxem burger Jr. Mrs. Hazen Schouman Mrs. William Shunk Mrs. William Henry Mrs. Randal Hardwick and Mrs. Fredrick Schleusing.
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Field Artillery Officers
Fort Sill
William Hudgins
Carole Jacoby
Gina Sloniker
Paul Davis
John Luxemburger Jr
Hazen Schouman
William Shunk
William Henry
Two Local Daughters Return from New York Visit
Personal Miss Marsha Johnson daughter of the Johnsons of 1901 Ash and Miss Suzeanne Bennett daughter of Mrs. Bennett of 2902 N 19th recently returned from a trip to New York New York where they visited Mr and Mrs Frank Russo. The Russos are former Lawton residents and Mrs Russo is the daughter of the Johnsons.
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Marsha Johnson
Marcus Johnson
Ash
Suzeanne Bennett
Oleta Bennett
N. 19Th
New York, N. Y
Frank Russo
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Toastmistress Club
Darlene Miller
J. Cox
C. Smith
Protocol
P. Stephenson
International Group
D. Lane
Miss Gay
Maj
Myrna Williamson
H. Wickliffe
Vennett Greenwood
R. Marsh
Shagaroo
Cosmetic
Georgia Bignonette
Edna Hennessee
Beauty Center
N. Sheridan Road
Oklahoma
BPW
Herculon
Wild West Dacron
Bigelow
D’ Avenue
Lawton, Oklahoma
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