Local Social Calendar Highlights Various Clubs and Meetings
A dense listing of social events from EB of PEO Sisterhood to dance clubs and church programs. Dates include 7:30 p.m. at American Legion hall, 6:30 p.m. at First Presbyterian for missions, and 2 p.m. homemaker group gatherings. Notable entries feature XYZ auxiliary luncheon, Pioneer business meeting, and a post-nuptial shower for Mrs. Preston Trimble with guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO Sisterhood
R. B. Morford Jr
Atlanta
D Square Dance Club
American Legion Hall
Sevcai
E. Ernest Hunter
Messrs
Mesdames
Mike Gudinas
Melvin Traines Jr
First Presbyterian Church Special Missions Program
Lawton High School
Schubert Music Club
McMahon Foundation
Centenary Methodist Church
American Opera
William Fletcher
Cocounselor
Marvin Earl Inman
Oklahoma State Nurses Association
Kiowa Indian Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
Lowery Whitehead
Progressive Homemonstration Club
E. Seibold
Roseland Home Demonstration Club
Bernice Watgon
XYZ
ABC
Oss Restaurames Bowm Quest Club
J. Wiest
Ferris
Pioneer —Y
IOOF
Pleasant Valley
F. Schneeberger
Soca Pea Garden Club
Jim Becer
Oak
Preston Trimble
Ann Horne
Jay Dee Fountain
Mesdames O. A. Smith
Guy Robertson
Alpha Phi Social Sorori
Lincoln
Clyde Shelton
Lutheran Women Have Luncheon at St John’s Church
The Lutheran Women Missionary League held its monthly luncheon at St John’s Lutheran church with Rev. Donald V. Hafemann leading a discussion on Mindful of Our Sisters in India. Members discussed making layettes for babies in India and planned the April 22 district rally at Apache with Rev. L. W. Meinzen as speaker. Hostesses for the April 1 luncheon were Mesdames Louis Hrbacek and William Siller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald V. Hafemann
India
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Paul Bauer
Donald Hafemann
Felow
Oklahoma
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
Apache
L. W. Meinzen
Mesdames
Louis Hrbacek
William Siller
Alwine Luers
Ray Anderson
A. N. Davenport
E. A. Hansen
Anna Miehling
Pauline Marburger
Fred Rudolph
Miss Mikel Johnson Pledges Sorority at OU Norman
Lawton student Miss Mikel Johnson has been pledged to Pi Beta Phi at the University of Oklahoma Norman campus. OU president Miss Joanne Kelly announced the pledge noting Miss Johnson is a freshman in the College of Fine Arts and is not a daughter of Mr or Mrs Johnson of 810 North 13th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikel Johnson
Lawton
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Pi Beta Phi
Joanne Kelly
Johnson
Potel
College of Fine Arts
Oleta Snell Circle Leads Central Baptist Program
Oleta Snell Circle of the Woman's Missionary Society at Central Baptist hosted a Royal Service program at 2 p m Tuesday. Mrs E E Neptune opened with prayer and Mrs Charles Ware led the discussion on Lifting America's Morals with topics including Someone Has to Care and Alcohol Does Not Belong. Other speakers covered Home Church Family Life and Racial Prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Oleta Snell Circle
Woman's Missionary Society
E. E. Neptune
Charles Ware
America
R. D. Morgan
D. R. McAda
Day Dresses Slimmed Down in Spring Fashion
New York City reports a shift from billowy dresses to slim line silhouettes. One-fourth of spring designs keep wide, back-full skirts especially for after five, while empire and princess styles dominate. Lighter fabrics like crepe and soft silk create softer daytime dresses with jackets sometimes revealing a halter top. Navy leads color trends with beige blue mauve and pink also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
NEA
State Post Children’s PTA Elects Officer Slate
Col. M. L. Green heads the slate at the Post Children’s school PTA meeting held at 7:30 p.m. in the Salarans School. Elected were M-Sgt. M. R. Bell first vice president Mrs. O. J. Vogl second vice president Mrs. Eldee Wilson secretary Capt. Alfred Hicks treasurer Mrs. J. C. Fralish and Miss Maureen Stabler members at large. Mrs. John Hector moderated the panel on Do We Place Too Much Emphasis on Grades with Mrs. Willa Dean Johnson and Rozella announcing. Maj. Paul Wiley outgoing president presided as the minstrel show for sixth and seventh graders was announced for 7:30 p.m. March 24 in the school auditorium with about 250 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Green
Children’s School
Tee
John Hector
Mesdames
Willa Dean Johnson
Rozella
H. Potink
William Smith
Paul Wiley
ACE Members Hear Guests at International Relations Event
Lawton’s Association for Childhood Education program titled International Relations featured a panel discussion at Roosevelt school auditorium with UNESCO chairwoman Mrs. Terry Seigler and organizer Mrs. Floyd Jackson. Panelists included Mrs. Jack E. from Italy, Mrs. O. N. House from Italy, Mrs. Robert Dean from Peru, and Mrs. C. Washam from Wales, each sharing educational insights from their native countries. Mrs. W. C. Newton led business, including a library donation plan for Kiowa Indian hospital student nurses. Refreshments welcomed a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
International Club
Association For Childhood Education
Roosevelt School
Lincoln
Terry Seigler
Unesco
Floyd Jackson
Infor
Jack E
O. N. House
Italy
Robert Dean
Peru
C. Washam
Wales
W. C. Newton
Kiowa Indian Hospital
Mrs Leo Donaldson Honored At Home Supper
A steak supper was hosted by Mr and Mrs E C Kriss in observance of Mrs Leo Donaldson’s birthday anniversary. Guests included Leo Donaldson and Mr and Mrs Jim Ash J M Worley and L M Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache
E. C. Kriss
Leo Donaldson
Messrs
Jim Ash
J. M. Worley
L. M. Norris
Real Gone Ad Promotes Aloma Lotion Odor Deodorant
An old advertisement extols Aloma Lotion as the only hand lotion with deodorant action. It claims it removes onion odors from hands and is non sticky. A free demonstration bottle is offered at cosmetic counters, with price points 25 cents 50 cents and 1 dollar.
Two Piano Numbers Featured At Lawton Meeting
Two piano numbers titled La Cu ce and te ne Con certo were performed by C. R. Ellsworth and Decath Bell at the Lawton Music Teachers Association meeting. President Mrs. Rose Mayo Partlow presided and brief business was conducted at the home of Mrs. W. F. Shepard. Upcoming programs were announced with Altus president Stella Parrish and Prof. Robert Laughlin as guest artists for April and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Parrish
Altus
Oklahoma Music Teachers Association
Robert Laughlin
Oklahoma City University
Ned Hawkins
Leta Mae Smith
Helen S. Moran
Mrs. Royce Means Hosts Local Club Meeting
Mrs. Royce Means served as club hostess at a gathering held in a member’s home. Gene Dees presided and led the group with attendees Willis, Bill Capshaw, Joe Thorne, Bill Peters, Lacey Holley, and Warren Chrisman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathr Club
Royce B. Means
Gene Dees
Willis
Bill Capshaw
Joe Thorne
Bill Peters
Lacey Holley
Warren Chrisman
PEO Chapter Names Officers Named for State Convention
The new president and Mrs. John G. Erwin Sr. were named delegate and alternate to attend the April 22-23 state convention at McAlester. Other officers include Mrs. Erwin as vice president and Mrs. W. E. Tomlinson as recording secretary. More members present were Mesdames Browers, Brock Sr., Pa Cae Nice, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Erwin Sr
McAlester
Erwin
W. E. Tomlinson
William E. Cunningham Jr
Lawton Burton
Bill Bentley
Max Brock Jr
Mesdames J. Walter Browers Jr
Max Brock Sr
Robert Pa Cae Nice
Paper Man
J. W Faye R. Or Seat
Ned Shepler
Clayton
Bible Learners Meet At Church Weekly gathering opens with prayer
Mrs W D White led a brief business session at the Bible Learners meeting held at the church. Mrs Grace Davis offered a prayer, devotional tied to the theme, and Mrs White offered the dismissal prayer. Mrs May Bolt directed two games and refreshments followed. Attendees included two guests, Baird and Georgena Whitten, with many others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. White
Grace Davis
Elsie Go Ben
Emma Henderson
K. F. Mc
Delegates Named To Does Convention
Harold Henderson George Carey Virgil and Ada Johnson named as delegates to the Does Convention. The list highlights four individuals selected to represent their group at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Does
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aoa
Mrs
Arthur Weber
Daniel Rozewicz
Carlene Fox
Mesdames Sid Hutchins
Carl Fox
Edward Bauer
Frank Horn
Dave Roberts
Don Melcis
E. Foster
A. Ellis
F. Jer
Tom Ray
Edward Chs
Deward Stringer
Miss Mikel Johnson
Oleta Snell Circle
Central Baptist
Richard T. Hopper
E. G. Hobbs
Miss Hardin
Elizabeth Poole
Walter Nunn
Alex McIntosh
C.H. Louderoo
Peegree Mattie Fite
Alex Wales Rooks
G. C. Rolae
Jerry Cautell
R. J. Noble
D. W. Smith
J. B. Johns
H. P. Heister
E. K. Caldwell
J. T. Pepper
Ethel Griffin
H. C. Holman
M. F. Spencer
E. G. Ingraham
W. E. Morfield
L. B. Adams
L. B. Johnson
Frigidaire
Hewett
Post Children’s Pta
ACE
ALOMA
Mrs. Royce Means
PEO
Auto Radio
Southwestern Radio & Sound
E Pho
Nt Jewelry
D Ave
Squaw ‘Dress Shoppe
Gladys Schwarz
Tressie Rhodes
Budget Shop
West Building
Ees
Snole
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