Social Calendar NINESDAY Events and Meetings
A dense schedule lists IOOF, Kappa Iota teachers, First Methodist Wesleyan Service guild, Hook & Whirl Square Dance, First Christian Young Matrons, Carolyn Hunt and Entre Nous clubs, Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs, Langue Junior, Mary Swartz Rose, and many church and community group meetings. Activities span 2 p m to 8 p m with hostesses, lesson talks, and social events across Lawton Fort Sill venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Iota
Old South
Atrice Hoover
Ram
Carl Johnson
First Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
John Bruss
Lillie Mae Frasier
Bernard
Fulbright
American Legion Hall
Sonesday
Carolyn Hunt Club
R. L. McCrory
Oak
Nous
Centenary Methodist Church
Joe Lawsden
Ladies Auxiliary
Patriarchs
Militant
Primlor ‘Service Langue
Lawton Golf & Count Club
Frank Sneed
Mary Swartz
Elizabeth Pool
Autry
Utility Home Demonstration Club
Jimmie Johnson
Mopolitan Club
NCO Open
Fort Sill
H. R. Bar
Thel
Z. C. Renard
Mrs Bill Wheeler Shower Honoree
A bridal shower for Mrs. Bill Wheeler was hosted at 912 N. 20th, with Mesdames Ratliff Capshaw Elrod Pettijohn and White assisting. Out of town guests included Mesdames Gee and Griggs and Miss Gee, Apache, along with many local attendees listed in the guest roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Ray Harris
Joe Woodward
G. C. Harbor
Don Preston
Frank Preston
Fred Cooke
Bill Taylor
Barney Reeves
Elmo Kelly
Joe Gomez
Tom Ward
Ray Logan
Howard Mincey
D. E. Davis
John Allred
New Beauty Aids For Sensitive Skin Women
A cosmetic house introduces products designed for women with sensitive or allergic skin. The line includes deodorant, press powder, toilet water, perfumes, foundation, lipstick, soap, cold cream, nail polish, and more. The toilet water and perfume omit common irritants while the deodorant is free of aluminum compounds. Seven shade press powder and allergy friendly boiler water are offered to aid skin comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mater
Peru
Emerson PTA Dads Night features minister and heart themed talk
Emerson PTA held its March meeting in the school auditorium with Rev Stowe from Towton's First Methodist Church delivering "Beauty in the Heart" as part of a Dads Night program. The event included a skit, scripture readings, Camp Fire Girls and Cub Scouts color parade, flag salute, and a family altar message urging parents to slow down and guide children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archi
Eee
W. J. Porter
Rev. Stowe
South Carolina
George Washington
Daniel Webster
Edgar Allen Poe
Robert E. Lee
Earl Counsel
Sgt. D
Woodrow Pippin
Phyllis Swindell
Dalew Wiliams
Beare Beaty
Carolyn Ser
Sue Falk
Patla'Stine
Lee ‘Moses
Sand
Square Dancers Name Officers In New Club Slate
Charles Vanis presides as president at Roddy Kilowatt Square Dance club. Elected officials include Fred Jennings vice president Mrs Blaine Parrish secretary and C A Roberts treasurer. Out of town guests and local members attended with numerous names listed as attendees and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vanis
Public Service Company
Johnny Robinson
Duncan
Fred Jennings
Blaine Parrish
C. A. Roberts
Bob Guest
Beverly Robinson
J Vaughn
Paul Giann
Wanda Smith
Lonnie Lester
Bobby Mitchell
Ernest Hunter
Cozette
Geraldine Bolinger
Evlyn Barker
Minta ‘Davis
Bob Pugh
Fr. Sill
Rollen Bates
F. F. Hollander
Glenn Coleman
Hayden Berryhill
Messrs
Mesdames
Orville Andrews
Owen King Jr
F. H. Parker
Earl Jackson
Ernest Hynson
Cecil Pennington
Melvin ‘ Jennings Jr
Eldin Og
Paul Powell
E. F. Lowe
Lloyd Barker
Freedom's Holy Light theme for Chattanooga WMS week
The Chattanooga Baptist Woman's Missionary Society holds a week of Prayer for home missions with daily leaders and topics. Monday features "Freedom for American Indians" led by Mire Lovell Jackson. Tuesday "Freedom for man Americans" by Ray Beavers. Wednesday "Freedom for tall Americans" by Bars Jenn Moore. Thursday "Freedom through Church Expansion" by Fisher. Friday details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Freedom
Chattanooga Baptist ‘Woman's Missionary Society
Freedom Kmverican Indigsa
Mire
Lovell Jackson
Freedom For Man
Ray Beavers
Freedom For
Tal Americass
Jenn Moore
Fisher
Fourth annual Festival of Arts fills Cameron College venue
Hundreds attend night two of Lawton Woman's Forum events as the festival presents You Cant it Take it With You. The three act comedy drew a capacity crowd at Cameron College where gallery hours run 6:30 to 8 p m. Tonight features another play night with free admission. The festival committee led by Miss Mary Lavinia Young and paluts Volney E Hamm invites public attendance to the Wednesday program including musical and dance acts, tea ceremony, and gallery exhibitions by local artists and students under the College Chorus and local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Woman's Forum
Cameron College
Paluts
Volney E. Hamm
Woman's Forum
Iu Meron Auditorium
Mary Lavinia Young
Arts Department
Mesdames Earl Deskins
Darold E. G. Hickman
Frank B. Floyd Jackson
Heixnight
Elizabeth Killian
C. S.mccuistion
A. N. Slocum
Herbert
Tozier
H. W. Hallett
Fred Sims
Maude Smith
Clude
Harold English
J. M. Bakley
Fred Ham
Grant Mangum
Herbert Tozier
George Wright
Shizuko Yazawa
Yanagi No Ame
Tomiko Nechols
The Othel Pattons Open House Hosts Many Guests
Approximately 135 people attended the open house at the newly built Othel Patton home in south Norman. Mrs Hagar and Mrs Lester Patton oversaw the guest book while several Patton family members served from a table with a red carnation centerpiece. Registrants came from Mott Julesburg Colorado Moran Wichita Falls Burkoumnett Texas Frederick Faxon Loveland Indishoma Grandfield Mountain View Rush Springs Walters and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othel Patton
South Norman
Mesdames Hagar
Lester Patton
Mesdames
Woodrow Patton
Aubrey Patton
Lloyd Patton
Donnie Patton
Paul Patton
L. Lopez
Mott
S. Julesburg
Colo
Moran
Wichita Falls
Burkoumnett
Texas
Frederick
Faxon
Loveland
Indishoma
Grandfield
Mountain View
Rush Springs
Walters
Turkey
Bill Olivers Host Juniors After Church Roast
Juniors from a Baptist church enjoyed a wiener roast at the home of Mr and Mrs Bill Oliver on Spring Creek. Games were played with Charlene and Virginia Regan Jerry Rogers and Clara Williams attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Baptist Church
Spring Creek
Bill Oliver
Charlene
Virginia Regan
Jerry Rogers
Clara Williams
Northside WMS Program Features Psalm Reading by Mrs Stringer
Northside Woman’s Missionary Society program included Mrs Stringer reading the Indian 23rd Psalm as Mrs Mar c led the closing prayers amid a devotional gathering.
Also Mentioned on This Page
McMahon Foundation
Jamie Short
Young Women's Auxiliary
Central Baptist Church
Bernice ‘Walston
Elks Lodge
Dorcas
M. R. Mitchell
Park
William Fletcher
First Presbyterian Church
Lawton - Fort Sill
Annie Armstrong
Itsuko Saito
J. T. Pepper
Workers Home
Locust Grove
Schubert
First ‘Methodist’ Church
Colleen Cummins
Albert Granott Poms
Old Settlers Club
Pro Music Pes Association
Presbyterian
Andy Averen Wort
Axon
A. Franklin and
Emplociay
Central Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Jewel Lunsford Circle
E. E. Neptune
Triangle ‘Home Demonstration Club
G. 0
Livingston
Mrs
Bill Wheeler
Emerson Pta
Dads
P. Laws
Lawton Business College
Lawton
B. P. Ee
Tom Oliver
Singer Sewing Center
D Ave
E. Oliver
D Avenue
Elgin
Wadsworth
Benrus
Gruen
Lawton Morning Press
WMS
Madelle
Dearborn
Little Theater
Frieda Cordell
Matheny
Sarah Jane Morris
Jerry Page
Lynn Parmenter
Connie Pate
Elizabeth Porter
Koko Shelton
Ann Jeanette Shepard
Patsy Ruth Sheppard
Anita Thomas
Perichole
Sharon Barr
Mary Ann Goode
Judy Gramolini
Gretchen Meier
Virginia Partain
Suzanne Silcott
Barbara Petty
Sue Riddle
Jeannine Roper
Sonya Reynakis
Dorethy Ball
Accompani
I Cameron “College Chorus
Fort Sill New Post Chapel
Cpl
Best Cleaners
Ave
South 4Th Phone
Jst
Acei Tree
A. B. Drug CO
Belo Ag Ny
Othel Pattons
Avenue
Bill Olivers
Sales Service Rentals
Guy Kleeman
Smith
Northside Wms
Joe Ford
LS Er Atomeer Sr Ae
Peat Rd
Johnson
Folger
IAA
Toga Sadia
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