Social Calendar Activities At Local Venues
A dense social calendar lists events at American Legion hall First Baptist and Central Baptist Woman's Missionary Society meetings. Highlights include church programs, Panhellenic and Methodist activities, and community services with speakers, musical performances, and book reviews across multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameriean Legion Hall
Messi
Ashiine
Conbal Baptist
Tar Sole
Paver Sere Dev
Swanaorh Sab Simp Club
Newlywed Shower Honoring Mr and Mrs Chay Davis
A community shower salutes newlyweds Mr and Mrs Chay Davis, members of the Time Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service and Happy Figure Flame Demonstration Unit. Hosts and decor celebrate with yellow and white themes, refreshments, and a large guest list. Also, Mrs Bill Cowan of Cache was honored with a birthday dinner hosted by aunt Aldene Petty, with Ray Edgar and Lorene Twineham among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Chay Davis
Methodist
Kay Tlurie
de O
Mrane Det Furley
Steeling Mesdames Orville Benued
Dbarrell Bruce
Sam Brass
le Career
Steelng Melandis
Alesses and
Lee Green
Elimes
Bill Sain
Buddy Sawin
Ben Whatley
Frank Hubbard
Ralph Harpe
Rodney Tirner
Woile
Waid
Farnest Bradshaw
Mesdames
Bowl Clark
Chester Liles
Sant Bra
Clarut
Simps Teirney
Sesmonure
Boxd Booth
Gutya Rather
Arch Ale
Melvin Frantiey
Toy Simpson
Mary Janey
Charles Duncan
State DAR Conference Continues in Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma Daughters of the American Revolution hold a continuing annual conference with Mrs. Rawl Foster as state regent presiding. Attendees include officers from Arkansas and numerous DAR chapters. Events include business sessions, plenary addresses, reports by state chairs, a banquet, and a tea hosted in colonial attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
The
Oklahoma Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
E. B. Dunlap
W. W. Godlove
Center
Sheridan Road
Joan Godlove
Children of the American Revolution
Ariba
Blotel Leanta Jan
Oselia Far Taka
He Dai
Okhiboma Wiety
Rawl Foster
Ars
Rederick Groves
Cipe Chardeat
Aresident General
Wnalionglso
Washington, D.C
Haroldtc
York
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Suviely
Harote Wy Mallett
Lawsen
Alle. Olmstead
Lawton
I ¢O
Tautay
Tocay
Banequel
BR. Mc Andeeson
Ardmore
Anne Lee
Chickasha
Washita
Duncan
Mary Quisenberry
Mullily Oka
Ohare
Franc Scott Walker
Lawind
Black Beaver
Elliott Lee
Wunnessa
Sarah Kemble Knight
Tulka
Bert Smith
Okkemoma
Q. D. Johns
Northeast
Melvin
Race
Southern
C. R. Bellatti
Avs. Spilers
P.L. Willson
Luther B
Tomm
J. J. McNeill
David Jackman
Good Citizens
Beverly Goodson
Mary Sue Grimes
Martha Sprague
Lawson
Emer Capshaw
Molly
Curt Buddrus
P. 3B. Gardner
R. H. Stanley
Annette Parker
C. H. Rudy
Fred Speakman
Sembly Epont
Foster
C. R. Ellsworth
Graves
Arkansas
the Children of the American Revolution
Irom
WL W. Starr
Toenis
Area Man Plays Production Role in Space Boy
Mr and Mrs James J Swan of Cooperton report their son Lawrence Swan has won the role of Prince Charming in Space Boy in New York City. He studied dramatics at the University of Oklahoma and will perform with a group of Shakespearean actors in a New York production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
James J
Swanson
Cooperton
Lawrence
New York City
N.Y
Mayme
Prince Charming
University of Oklahoma
Norman
New York
Whittier PTA Names Officers and Plans Fund Drive
Whittier PTA elected co presidents Mr and Mrs Githen Ir Rhoads to serve another town as leaders while meeting in the school auditorium. Mrs Rhoads led the March session with Rev Roy C Hopper delivering a devotion on What Are We Giving Our Children. Officers chosen included Milton Worley Tyrone secretary Orville Pape treasurer Dillard Irby historian and Earl Inman parliamentarian. A guest showed a film of Lawton High School in action and a proposed disaster warning system was discussed. Members voted to join a drive to raise funds for the project and approved a Wardrobe costume expense for the school with principal M Helen McIntosh authorized to purchase a new spotlight with unit funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Githen Ir. Rhoads
Whit l
Opera
Mark Lay
Sehoal
Rhoads
Stanley Chambers
Roy C. Hopper
First Baptist Church
Milton Worley
Stanley ‘Tyrone
Orville Pape
Wastrors
Dillard Irby
Historia
Earl Inman
Parliamentariat
Woc
Burris
Lawton High School
Deward Stringer
M. Helen McIntosh
Viona Callicott
Sue Hess
Cooperton Seniors Pick Play Cast for Three-Act Comedy
Cooperton seniors select a cast for the annual three act comedy A Pair of Country Skids directed by Bailey Snow. Cast includes Bonnie Boyd Lavery Riley Jerry Mack Lester Jellen Payne Patsy Finella Form Mosley Chardyn Payne LaVoy Jones Carl Hopkins and Bill Simons. ELGIN note reports a shower for Mrs Stauffer’s relatives. home and belongings were destroyed by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddliz Mountain
Cooper
Bailey Snow
Bonnie Boyd
Lavery Riley
Jerry Mack Lester
Jellen Payne
Patsy Finella
Mosley
Chardyn Payne
LaVoy Jones
Carl Hopkins
Bill Simons
Edwin Farrar Feted At Party In Elgin
A small party honored Edwin Farrar on his sixth birthday with Mrs Arthur Farrar hosting in Elgin. Refreshments were served to the honoree and guests Chesley Sanders Owavone Rickey Andal Lamb Ruth Millner Freddie Jones Kris Jones Philip Barnett Francis David Paul and Katherine Yooper along with Mesdames E. S. Castle Ray Cooper and John Jones.
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ELGIN
Spectra
Arthur Farrar
Edwin
Chesley Sanders
Owavone Rickey
Andal Lamb
Ruth Millner
Freddie Jones
Kris Jones
Philip Barnett Francis
David, Paul and
Katherine Yooper
Mesdames
E. S. Castle
Ray Cooper
John Dones
AAUW Art Group Ceramics Project Continues
Lawton branch AAUW art group members gathered at Stephen's Arts and Yafts show, 1701 Sheridan, for a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday meeting. Announcement made that the next session would be Tuesday March 19. Refreshments served by co hostesses Frances Wright and Mrs. John V. Sinevieck to Viva Bailey and several ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Stephen
Sheridan
Frances Wright
John V. Sinevieck
Viva Bailey
Mesdames
Sherman Kyisher
S. A. Alliiz
W. A. Stephen
Leonard Wilson
Beal Heights Presbyterian Women Program Opens Meeting
Mrs E E O Neill opened a Beal Heights Presbyterian Women meeting with a noon lunch for nineteen members. President O L Parsons led business noting duffle bags for overseas shipment will be packed March 19. Mrs J R Parsons led a program titled Christian Citizenship with assistance from several members. Choir by Mrs J Cease and prayers by Mrs E A Dexter closed the session. Co hostesses included Mesdames Adams Clapp Rex Beall and W D Calli con.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. O'Neill
Beal Heights Presbyterian
O. L. Parsons
J. R. Parsons
Mesdames
Charles Adams
Kenneth Clapp
Ethel Dowd
Gene Dees
Oneill
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Wornsis Boru
Honor Schubert Concert Club
Methodise Church
Pam
Tunvheor
Ries Gh
Collins
Tistess
Lrena
Stakes Group of Law
Amevied Association
Vaversity
Sirs
Madied Colthanp
Mires
Priday
Milfovel
Ives Clan
Fort Sill
Okie
Shenvity Bank & Thus Company
Ehomond Paths
Cental Baptist Woman
Chu
Sant Valley
Pam Amories
Svturday
Emu
Yuri
Auditorio Af Public Service Campas Tousheg
Doles Roninson
Calles
Mso
Gene Hale
Teo Morse
J. Bo Cirry
Orville Benneu
the Willaims
H. KE. Francis
Ines Grantham
Henry Schiulte Jr
Auddie Sours
Rose Dutton
Birdie Klank
Es Beaty Jo Jones
Maggie Cox
Glen White
Mary Lyi San Braddy
Bud
George Jones
Georgia
WSCS
State Dar
L. J. Spickard
Nathan B. Patterson
Oklahoma
Reoma
Ly Tic
Groves
ElLmoet
Fom Allis
Samuel Pangburn
Cherokee Dullus Fom Alva
G. C. Conley
J. A. Dolman
Bartlesville
J.C. Hawkins
Wson
Blackwell
Homer Barnes
Nelson
Washila
Clinton
EB. Martin
Cushing
B. Cate
Ethyle Curtis
Marcy Quisenberry
Durant
T. D. Hoover
J. Moody
Eliott Nev
W. Z Mre
A.c.rah
Saye Conner
Pawh Ponca City
J. A. Hula
Pond Crees
G. L. Collins
Council Grove
Putnam City
Co. W. Harmony
Nancy Green
Sapulos
Mae Pediga
Sasre
J. E. Smith
Vihila
L. P. Rice
Watonga
A. L. Street
McMahon Foundation
Venice
Area Man
Mayfair
John Stawler
Hinton Baoks
Edwin Farrar
Aauw Art Group
Beal
Ana Ae
Dallas
Matador
Mademoiselle
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