Progressive Club Luncheon and Club Reports Held
The Lawton Progressive club hosted a covered dish luncheon at 716 Washington with Mrs. J. H. Freeman presiding. Activities included horticulture lesson by Mrs. Clara J. Kelley, 4 H reports, and plans for county home demonstration dress revue in early April. A $10 donation to the heart fund was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cremer
Washington
Progressive Club
Charlies Kelsey
J. H. Freeman
Harold Sinor
Clara J. Kelley
Kelley
Lawton Bpw
Museum of the Great Plains
Freeman
Litthe Rock
Ark
Heart Fund
Carolyn Johnson
Melinda Freeman
Rickey Jung
Frank Stenner
George Jung
Mary Kaikainahaole
Thomas Worth
L. C. Nichols
Arthur Holliday
Dan Andrews
Birds as Garden Helpers Highlight City Club Meeting
Mrs. Louis Power spoke to the Rose Garden club on birds as weed controllers and insect eaters, noting a bird can consume 300 weed seeds per square foot and up to 15 000 insects daily during nesting. She advised feeder and water placement to attract birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Power
Rose Garden Club
Roy Stafford
1610 Lake
Estelle Jones
Larnie Allen
D. L. Wigington
Irene Haddox
Patty Walker elected Junior Misses president at meeting
Patty Walker became president of Junior Misses at a Tuesday night gathering hosted by Pat Holley. Other officers named include Lou Ann Cousins as vice president and reporter, Ann Godfrey secretary, Sandy Ferguson treasurer, Gloria Beauchamp parliamentarian, Pat Holley historian, and Darlene Puckett social chairman. Three pledges received final assignments. A paper drive fundraiser was planned to benefit a charity project with a date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Walker
Pat Holley
Lou Ann Cousins
Ann Godfrey
Sandy Ferguson
Gloria Beauchamp
Darlene Puckett
Jeni Leggett
Karen Hastings
Linda Baker
Miss Ferguson
Lake
Beverly Cregg
Jeni Jackson
Linda McCord
Karen Tackett
Linda Watts
Newcomers Welcomed at Sill Coffee Hostess Honors Wives
Mrs. Howard B. Boston hosted a Fort Sill coffee for the 41st Group wives at her Lauman Street home. Mrs. Samuel R. Ross welcomed Mrs. Edwin N. Bathorne and others, announced a March 26 luncheon by 2nd Howitzer Battalion, 36th Artillery wives, and a March 28 International Fair. Coffee, nutbread and coffee cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard B. Boston
41St Group
Lauman
Fort Sill
Samuel R. Ross
Edwin N. Bathorne
13Th Artillery
Charles R. Weeks
Louis Shriver
Girl Scout Troop Tours Local Newspaper Plants
Garfield School Girl Scout troop 484 toured the Lawton Constitution Morning Press plant on Friday and invited Howell school Troop 420 leader Mrs Albert Hartley as guest. Senior Scout Jan Freese assisted, and Tuesday the Garfield group also visited the Fairmont plant with Miss Freese and Mrs Kelly Hillis aiding leader Mrs Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Constitution
Constitution
Howell School
Albert Hartley
Frank Alexander
Jan Freese
James Toland
Garfield Troup
Fairmont
Miss Freese
Kelly Hillis
Deaconess Speaker Leads St John Lutheran Guild Meeting
Miss Chris Awe from Enid guest speaker for Doreas guild at St. John Lutheran Tuesday night. She showed colored slides on deaconess work. Elmer Henderson opened devotion. Twenty five members answered roll and officers elected to nominating committee. South Zone rally of Lutheran Women’s Missionary League set for April 26 in El Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Awe
Enid
Doreas Guild
St. John's Lutheran Church
Elmer Henderson
Edward Korell
Archie Ramming
T. A. Bailey
Walter Reed
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
el Reno
Kathleen Ballauer
Carol Hackcroft
Karolyn Henderson
Linda
Sharon Heyman
Linda Korrel
Susan Kea
Elizabeth Marburger
Judy Deffner
Diana Wiechman
Linda Thoma
Susan Roth
Sharon Alveg
Chris Hanson
Donna Hafemann
Patsy Rudoliph
Bobby J. Miller
Douglass PTA Theme Aims to Increase Culture in Meeting
The Douglass Parent-Teachers Association held its regular meeting with the theme Increasing Our Culture. Mrs. Norton Chatman led the program featuring Moses Jackson commentary on a student art display, a vocal by Nelvin Brown, and a film The Mind of Free Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass Parent-Teachers Association
Norton Chatman
Moses Jackson
Nelvin Brown
Jesse Salmon
L. W. Presley
Rudolph Smith
Elmer Stewart
Emerson Travers
Mattie Simpson
MacDonald
Jefferson
Homemakers of America
Social Calendar Friday Events In Lawton Oklahoma
Lawton calendar lists Friday activities from the Unity Rebekah lodge and IOOF to the Masonic temple hospitality room and VFW Games Night. Dance and social gatherings fill the evening at local halls with multiple clubs and posts hosting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Unity Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
VFW
S. 2Nd
American Legion Hall
FHA Club Hears Cosmetologist at Lawton High
Mrs Leith Roeder cosmetologist spoke to the Lawton High School Future Homemakers of America on Proper Care of the Hair. Donna High modeled a new hair-do as Roeder outlined spring styles, wigs, coloring options and care methods. Refreshments for about 60 members sponsors and club mothers were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leith Roeder
Lawton High School Future Homemakers of America
Donna High
FHA
Roeder
Mrs Barrett to Lead Roosevelt PTA Unit Next Year
Mrs. Dave Barrett will head the Roosevelt Parent-Teachers Association unit for the next year, heading a new officers slate approved unanimously. Other officers include Mrs. Robison, High, Rejda, Mr. Barrett, Fonville, Parrish, with Mrs. Houser and Mrs. Barrett as voting delegates. Ray Myer illness canceled the guest speech. PTA workers collected $100 for the Heart fund. Room counts were won by classes of Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Barrett
Roosevelt Parent-Teachers Association
Charles High
W. D. Robison
High
Joseph Rejda
Barrett
J. W. Fonville
John Parrish
Bob Houser
W. G. Barrett
Ray Myer
Norman Hess
Heart Fund
PTA
Homemakers Club Quilts At Meeting In Medicine Park
The Medicine Park Homemakers Club spent the day quilting at Mrs. C. E. Scott home. A noon luncheon followed by a business meeting and an interior decorating demonstration by Mrs. Claud Arnold. New member Mrs. Billy Goodall joined. others present included Mrs. Arthur Manning, Mrs. Claude Buffaloe, Mrs. Howard Peterson, Mrs. Leonard Beavers, Mrs. Bud Rowell, Rosa Frampton, Mrs. F. E. Smith, Mrs. Frank Counts and Mrs. Lou Loubinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Park
Cruel to Dump Cat and a Personal Dilemma for Abby
Abigail Van Buren shares advice on disposing of a persistent gray angora cat and a reader's worry about marrying a widow with three teen children. The columnist suggests using a local animal shelter and advises the caller to seek a childless partner. The letter also covers a remarried mother confused by how friends refer to her as Mrs Jones versus Mrs Smith, with guidance to clarify privately to her son and husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickie
Abby
Suddenly Slim girdle promises instant figure change
A new 40oz girdle named Suddenly Slim uses science fibers and a nylon front panel to slim hips and contour figures without diet or exercise. Sold at Lucilles in EL5 area with contact 415 C Avenue, price and availability vary.
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Olga
Lucilles
C Avenue
El5
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