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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1957

Page

14

Jackson PTA Names Officers For Next Year

Jackson PTA approves a new slate led by co presidents Mrs Ma and Narval Pring with officers including Mr and Mrs James Guid as vice presidents Sgt and M Don Barber as service and Clarry Blunt treasure andAfr and Mrs Delmair Chole historians. The unit elected James Roberts and Meskimes Bivins to the voting council. The meeting featured a devotional by Rev Weldon Kightmer and a program with Girl Scouts Brownies Camp Fire Girls and Blue Birds. A civil defense school March 18 22 at Oklahoma A&M was proposed, and Ms Beall urged subscriptions and a men style show was announced for April. About 175 patrons attended.

Iid Bivins Andrew Jackson Narval Pring James Guid Don Barber Clarry Blunt Trearss Afr Delmair Chole Meskimes Bivins James Roberts Marvin Beall BMLL B. Tom's Camp Gini Group Bivins Blue Mis Jean Capps Disinet GS Bae Wilian Miller Chiton Hildalwand Vac Uni Treasury Sastent Beuil Oklahoma A&m College Stswater Ing Oklahoma PT Maren Lawrence Ciegarelli Proairman Aprik Zoussian Asd Yon Q. Solland Beall Louise Rainville Morma Baker

Mrs Keiser Heads PTA at Washington school meeting

Mrs Keiser presides as Washington Parents Teacher Association elects 2 new officers at March general meeting in the school auditorium. New officers include Jack Darling first vice president Mrs Lee second vice president Mrs Robert Taylor treasurer and more. Week observed Chattanooga special Our Mission in Home Missions noted during Week of Prayer for Home Missions by Chattanooga Baptist Woman's Missionary Society.

Martin Keiser Washington Parents Teacher Association Bil Pieres Frederic Hammond William J. Porter Oliver Lee Jack Darling Lee Robert Taylor Robert D. Williams Bryan Waid Leo Johns Roomcourt Vernona Newton William Gross John Littlefield Jr Ronald Mahaffay F. W. Klilbert Charles Zimmerman Chattanooga Our Mission Chattanooga Baptist Woman's Missionary Society

Bob Booths To Lead Garfield PTA Next Year

March Garfield PTA general meeting at the school auditorium elected and announced a youth-led program and officers for the coming term. Bob Booth and Mrs. Booth were named presidents with Roy Bacon and others as vice presidents secretaries and treasurers along with historians and a voting council. The session featured color guard, songs by a school chorus, skits from Cub Scouts and Brownies, a fashion show, and acknowledgments to coaches and players. A disaster warning system fundraiser was approved and about 230 patrons attended the social hour afterward.

Garfield Parent-Teacher Association Tie School Mgr Bob Booth Roy Bacon Jake Gordon Maj Robert Mowland Kenneth Mentreasurers Newman L. DeYong FB. Wo Young Young Parl Powell Joanne Shackelford Youll Never Walk Cub Scout den No. 4 HK. C. Gerth Shire Guide Chaster McCord Judy Warner Cub Scoul den No. 1 Birs William B. Thomas Brownies Letha Childs den No. 4 Allan Trankley Ovie French Chester McCord Orville Swindler Tommy Nims Swinder Duff Weddle Bobby Booth Philip Swindler Larry Vantine Richard Neely Ronnie McCord Louis Fite al Wickliffe Cub Scout den No. 2 L. C. Hawkins Andy Crosby Jr Deward Stringer Woman's Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign War Pearl Wuarmon Luha Story Lew Johnson

Jefferson PTA Elects New Officers for Next Year

Jefferson Parent Teacher Association chose new co-presidents and officers at the March meeting in the school. Co officers include Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Smith as co first vice presidents, Clarence and Mrs. Price as co second vice presidents, Calvert and Mrs. Dukes as co secretaries, Kenneth and Mrs. Puckett as co treasurers, Maj. and Mrs. Shaw as co historians, and Mrs. Alfred Jones and CG Johns as voting delegates. Reverend Wedon Rightmer moderated a citizenship panel featuring Warren Crane, Githen Wh, Rhnads, and Joe Woodard with Tom Perkins coordinating. The unit approved a $50 donation to Principal Ward McCracken for travel to a principals’ convention in Baton Rouge. About 300 attended. dictionaries and clocks were donated to Jefferson School.

Harold Evans Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association V. Carmichael Irma Lou McCray Brownie Troop Dennis Smith Clarence Price Calvert Dukes Kenneth Puckett D. W. Shaw Masdames Alfred Jones CG Johns Jefferson PTA Council Wedon Rightmer Liberty Treights Chapel Warren Crane Githen Wh Rhnads Joe Woodard Tom Perkins Unit Citizenship Ralph Lanning Zeb Williams Glen Spaulding

WMS Observes Week Of Prayer at Central Baptist Church

The Central Baptist Woman's Missionary Society held a Monday service during March Week of Prayer and Annie Armstrong offering at 2 p.m. Mrs. Sidney Bentley announced the theme Look-Love and Mrs. Charles Brooks led Oleta Snell circle in presenting the program. Devotional by Mrs. H. P. Nestor, topics and prayers by members, and a closing hymn followed.

Central Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Annie Armstrong Sidney Bentley Charles Brooks Oleta Snell Circle H. P. Nestor Brooks

WMS Observes Prayer Week Service In March Observance

Mrs. A. K. Wren led the Central Gaplist Woman's Missionary Society observance of March Prayer Week at 2 30 p m with the theme Love Pray Jeannie Spears circle led the service following an opening prayer and devotional by Mesdames Ed Desautel and George Rolling Members presented topics and prayers including What Are Indians Li The Pueblo Indians in Taos and The Chiiocco Indians and the Responsibility Toward Them Others voiced prayers Miss Pearl Hardin closed a silent session Twenty five members attended and ended with a hymn

Paul Shelton S. V. Carmichael Ed Desautel May Schofield Brooks A. K. Wren Central Gaplist Woman's Missionary Society Annie Armstrong Jeannie Spears Wren Richard Heimer Taos N. Mex Miss Schofield Mesdames Richard Hopper Vernon Carmicahel

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