OES States District Fete at Lawton Chapter Host
Lawton Oklahoma news notes that OES States District Fete will be hosted by Lawton Chapter No. 82 at the Masonic temple 41312 S Fourth. Mrs Jack E Allen is the worthy matron announcing the one day school of instruction with 10 am registration and a luncheon in the DeMolay room. A 6 pm banquet honors Beulah Davidson and Judge Lavern Fisher with district grand appointments. Reservations to Mrs Melvin Phelps at 6024.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Order of Eastern Star
Starworks
Masonic Temple
Jack E. Allen
Robert P. Henry
Ardmore OS
Temple
Beulah Davidson
Red Fork
Tulsa
CES
Lavern Fisher
Coalgate
Melvin Phelps
Circles Meet for Lessons at Westminster Church
Westminster Presbyterian Women of the Church circles met in members' homes this week. Esther circle hosted by Mrs. Virgil Snyder opened with prayer and featured a lesson by Mrs. E H Pourcho. Reports on visitation and hospital project were shared, and evangelism article discussed. Martha circle met at Mrs Gene Snider's home after a business meeting led by Mrs J P Haywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Westminster Presbyterian
Virgil Snyder
S. 17Th
Esther Circle
E. H. Pourcho
Circle Hospital
Ann Henderson
J. P. Haywood
Luther Carter
Deward Stringer
James A. Dow
W. R. Robinson
Rena White
Pledges Attend Sub Deb Meeting at Fuqua Home
Liz Ryan presides over a Sub Deb club business meeting at Patti and Donna Fuqua’s home 2111 Ferris. Pledges present include Jane Bab bitt, Carol Barnes, Colleen Cum mins, Sue Cochran, Sharon Dixon, Beverly Dayton, Mary Lynn Emanuel, Leslie Hamm, Shirley Hester, Deanie Hendrick, Susan Green, Paula Knight, Sue Lacy, Pam Matheny, D Ann Pope, Lynne Parmenter, Gerry Page, Rocky Strand, Nancy Smith, Marilyn Thompson, Faye Verma, Jan Howard, Maylan Wolverson. Members present are Diane Hart, Connie Lassetter, Norma Abbott, Ella and Stella Price, Glenda Kinsey, Kay Crossland, Karen Carpenter, Stephanie Lester, Jan Griffin, Linda Hawkins, Brenda Gould, Judy Bledsoe, and Sue Botkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liz Ryan
Patti
Donna Fuqua
Ferris
Jane Babbitt
Carol Barnes
Colleen Cummins
Sue Cochran
Sharon Dixon
Beverly Dayton
Mary Lynn Emanuel
Leslie Hamm
Shirley Hester
Deanie Hendrick
Susan Green
Paula Knight
Sue Lacy
Pam Matheny
D’ann Pope
Lynne Parmenter
Gerry Page
Rocky Strand
Nancy Smith
Marilyn Thompson
Faye Verma
Jan Howard
Pattern Alteration Is Club Lesson
Mrs. Woodrow Patton led a Better Living Home Demonstration club lesson on pattern alteration at Mrs. Henry Payne's home. The hostess provided a devotional and refreshments for attendees including Mesdames J. C. Kill gore, Frank Krasser, L. C. Kras er, A. S. Patton, Leston Patton, Kol Patton and Otto Wilcoxson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Woodrow Patton
Better Living Home Demonstration Club
Henry Payne
J. C. Killgore
Frank Krasser
L. C. Kraser
A. S. Patton
Leston Patton
Kol Patton
Otto Wilcoxson
Mary Schwartz Rose Club Initiates Mrs Parsons II Member
Mrs O L Parsons II was initiated as a new member of the Mary Schwartz Rose club at a Wednesday meeting held at Mrs W S McKinzey's home. A textile painting program followed a business session led by president Mrs Rex Beall as plans were laid for the annual Easter egg hunt for members' children. Refreshments were served to attendees including Mesdames Kelsey Rumbaugh Godwin McCord Kaspereit and English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Parsons
Mary Schwartz Rose Club
W. S. McKinzey
N. 30Th
Jack Moorehead
Rex Beall
Charles Kelsey
Edwin Rumbaugh
E. L. Godwin
Chester McCord
Kenneth Kaspereit
D. H. English
Mrs Woodrow Pippin Named Emerson PTA President
Emerson Parent-Teacher Association elected officers for the coming year at the March meeting in the school auditorium. Mrs Woodrow Pippin was named president and Fred R Harris discussed "Legislation" as the March program. Harris noted that as of Sept 1, 1955, ten percent of Oklahoma teachers had left the profession in the prior year due to death illness or service, with 40 percent teaching elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Pippin
Emerson Pta
Emerson Parent-Teacher Association
Harris
Oklahoma
PTA
Citizens Councils On
Fred Larrance Jr
C. W. Walker
Harold Olin
J. C. Pinchback
Cleo Craig
Dad
J. J. Stowe Jr
First Methodist Church
Earl Haley
Blue Birds
Mrs. C. Johnson
Libby Bennett
Judy Cyrus
Kathy Dayton
Betty Haley
Mary Louise Jones
Patricia Johnson
Carolyn Lucas
Faunda Mills
Mary Jane Meadows
Gwendolyn Oldham
Shelia Prowell
Jeanette Royce
India Stowe
Cora Lee Taylor
Pamela Welker
Henry Welker
Kenneth Easton
R. T. Royce
Jack Allen
Otis Black
Stephen Bender
Marcus Black
Evan Barr
Edwin Chapman
Victor Crabb
Gordon Dayton
Craig Downing
Mike Flahart
Eddie Gregory
James Hall
Ronnie Mattice
Wilbur Pippin
Bobby Reader
Raymond Roberts
Francis Stacy
Victor Taylor
Bill Walker
George Whitten
E. G. Pool
Charles Vanis
Jake Lyons
Lawton High School
Emerson Auditorium
Storey & Barton School of the Dance
Monta Collins
Opal Brown
Aline Lowry
Earl Simmons
Ted Warkentin
Rogers PTA Names Officers and Leaders
Rogers PTA unfolds its next year slate at March meeting in the school auditorium with Mrs Ira Yoder as president. Officers include Mrs C A Frost first VP, Mrs C W Walker second VP, Mrs Harold Olin secretary treasurer, and Mrs J C Pinchback historian.
Episcopal Guild Elects Officers at Parish House
Mrs. James F. Brittingham was reelected president of St An drew s Episcopal guild at a 2 pm Tuesday meeting. Elected with her were Mrs. Ron Stephens as vice president Mrs T J Kelly as vice treasurer and Mrs I G Cole as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Brittingham
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Guild
Parrish House
Ron Stephens
T. J. Kelly
I. G. Cole
Jeff Runyon
Ralph McT. Pennell
Runyon
Frances Wright
Mesdames J. B. Bowman
J. H. Crosby
T. P. Cullen
J. Olen Conner
C. R. Holley
Ransom Jackson
Harry Kennedy
Russell T. Rauscher
Anne Wear Smith
Bennie Stephens
C. B. Tyler
RCA Wives Club Meets For Spring Social Planning
Mrs William McGuffin presided as RCA Wives held a 8 p.m meeting in the Retired Servicemen’s club noting a bake sale charity report. A spring social was planned with co hosts Gene Hassell and McGuffin for the April 3 meeting in Secuity Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secuity Bank & Trust Company
Mesdames
Gene Hassell
McGuffin
Mrs Paul Harris Hosts Entre Nous Club Meeting
Mrs Paul Harris entertained the Entre Nous club at her Arlington home 3524 on Wednesday afternoon 2 30 pm discussing Adult Education and The New Three R s Mesdames W D Ford Jr and T G Russell presented the program Readings were given by Mrs Charles Green and members voted to hold the next meeting with Mrs S W Carmichael 3530 Ferris Other attendees included Mesdames Frank Austin Pete Becker Jack Cummins Terry Cowdrey J Hale Edwards Joe Ford Claude Gilliam W W Godlove J C Harper Hugh Horn Milton Keating E P McMahon Milton Meek Orville Pope Ed Riddle Milo Tague Walter Wicker Jr Ernest Winter and W F Wulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ford Jr
T. G. Russell
Entre Nous Club
Paul Harris
Arlington
Charles Green
S. W. Carmichael
Ferris
Mesdames
Frank Austin
Pete Becker
Jack Cummins
Terry Cowdrey
J. Hale Edwards
Joe Ford
Claude Gilliam
W. W. Godlove
J. C. Harper
Hugh Horn
Milton Keating
E. P. McMahon
Melton Meek
Orville Pope
Ed Riddle
Milo Tague
Walter Wicker Jr
Ernest Winter
W. F. Wulf
Pictures Viewed At Class Meeting
Central Baptist Dorcas class met at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Lowell R. Dikes home to present a $5 donation for mirrors in the parlor. Miss Lilly F. Stafford led a business session in the president’s absence. Betty Provine’s European scenes, including Annie Armstrong Baptist school photos in Geneva, Switzerland, drew interest from members. Guests Mesdames J. D. Poole and John W. Aowen attended, with refreshments served in a St Patrick theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Dorcas
Lowell R. Dikes
Lilly F. Stafford
Cecil Holman
C. L. Hight
Annie Armstrong Baptist School For Girls
Geneva
Switzerland
Europe
Betty Provine
Mesdames
J. D. Poole
John W. Aowen
St. Patrick’s
Mesdames Fay Rush
Gladys
Local Society Names Incomplete List Noted
A fragmentary social notice lists individuals including Goldie Bunch Richards John H Schlumbohm Bennie Olsen Perry Moss and H D Hastings among attendees and contributors with unclear context or event.
Community Club To Meet Monday
Central Community club will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the Central Community building east of city Residents are invited and each family is requested to bring cookies or doughnuts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Community Club
Central Community Building
City
Faxon WMS Group Attends Cache Fete
Faxon Baptist Woman's Missionary society members were entertained by Cache WMS members at the Cache church for a continuation of the study of The Tribes Go Up. Attending from Faxon were Mesdames R. W. Beatty, M. L. Hurst, Bill Peters, Jessie Peters, Mabel Paden, Alex Richardson, B. O. Robison, Orville Smith and Everette Young, plus one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faxon Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society
Cache Wms
Cache Church
Mesdames R. W. Beatty
M. L. Hurst
Bill Peters
Jessie Peters
Mabel Paden
Alex Richardson
B. O. Robison
Orville Smith
Everette Young
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Mrs
Fred R. Harris
Rogers Pta
Ira Yoder
Will Rogers
Parent-Teacher Association
Bill Whitehead
Love of God
Ellabeth Halbrooks
Garlyn Jean Evans
Joe Earls
C. A. Frost
George Broome
James Nealy
Kenneth Hughes
W. J. Allen
C. M. Rinehart
Mesdames Berdie Bowman
Mary Dell Sims
Ruth Hunter
Pauline Riley
Edmund Buttram
Bowman
Hunter
Pioneer Western Store
Aurell’s Shoe Store
Episcopal Guild
RCA
William Parker
Radio Corporation of America Wives Club
Retired Servicemen’s Club
William McGuffin
Robert Copely
Thomas Armstrong
Bernard Brown
C. V. Hagar
Charles Terry
Jean Burris
Virgil Smith
Roy Howard
Clinton Bell
Elbert Sheaks
Jack Saults
Robert Allison
Clarence Scott
C. F. Murray Jr
Edward Bristol
Mrs. Paul Harris
Entertains
California
Modern Landscape Co
Sheridan Rd
Lawton’s Garden Center
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Faxon Wms Group
Oldsmobile
Paris
Argyle Sox
Cache Road
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