Carden Club Plans Spring Show and Garden Work
Mrs. Lester Norris hosted the Cache Rose garden club March meeting. Members discussed the Spring lower show, water conservation, and street marker checks. Garden improvements at Cache Health center include blue Scopto lorieums ligustrums junipers and purple leaf honeysuckle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache
Lester Norris
Cache Rose Garden Club
Noel Wade
Pearl Good
H. W. Richards
Fort Cobb
Emmitt Long
Lena Jarvis
Roxie Plumlee
Leah Worley
Cecil Roach
M. E. Ritter
Club
Cache Health Center
Rose Garden Club
Mable Hood
Cologne
Angel
Leo Donaldson
Hobart Rice
Clarence Lee
Johnny Ryder
Lula Shaw
Jess Tidwell
Dear Abby column excerpts on etiquette and etiquette issues
A reader questions a mother allowing a 14-year-old daughter to accept a $40 gift from a 20-year-old student. Abby responds that parental concern should consider the giver's means. The page also features a complaint about a non-English speaker on a party line and advice to contact the telephone company. A sharper note argues toothpicks in public remain improper despite jewelry store sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Lutheran Women Meet In Church
Emmanuel Lutheran churchwomen held a monthly meeting with twelve members and two guests, with Mrs. Mabry presenting “Deborah, A Woman in Public Life.” Plans were made for the Lutheran League rally April 26-27 and meals by the local group. They voted to accept a by-law for the new constitution on membership and to apply for charter membership in the national Lutheran Church women. President Mrs. Dumler urged district assembly attendance in Tulsa on April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peitsmeyer
Mathilde Dorle
Emmanuel Lutheran
Kenneth Dumler
Dale Swardes
Richard Mabry
Deborah
Lutheran League
Lutheran Church—women
Lutheran Church In America
Dumler
Tulsa
Mrs Coffin Hosts Army Officers Wives Coffee at Fort Sill
Mrs Ralph B Coffin hosted a Wednesday morning coffee at her Fort Sill home for wives of officers from the U S Army Artillery and Missile School Command. She presented a farewell gift to Mrs Hershel B Lucht. Newcomers welcomed included Mrs Richard S Bentley Mrs Cecil J Burton Mrs Ralph C Walden 2nd Lt Patricia Long and guest Mrs James A Benford. Twenty one attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army Artillery and Missile School Command
Ralph B. Coffin
Lauman
Fort Sill
Battalion Wives Host Monthly Coffee Meet
Wives of officers from the 7th Battalion USATCFA held their monthly coffee at Mrs William Koons home. Mrs Harry Tchakirides welcomed attendees as the new commander’s wife. A new welcoming committee and publicity chair were named, with April 3 coffee set for Mrs Darrell Clark at 1802 Kingsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Battalion
Usatcfa
William Koons
Harry Tchakirides
Eugene Irvin
Walter Johnston
Benjamin Hartley
William Trainer
Robert Brock
Nehemiah Ricardson
Daniel Hart
Darrell Clark
Kingsbury
KAI Conclave Hlas Auction and Meeting Notes
The Alpha Beta conclave of Kap pa Kappa Iota held a Chinese auction in Eisenhower Junior High School's Homemaking department with art scenes from China. Auctioneer Mark Crawford, a Lawton High School junior, led the sale while Mrs. Al Joern presided over the business meeting and nominating slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Beta
Kappa Kappa Iota Teachers Society
New Eisenhower Junior High
Art
Mark Crawford
Lawton High School
Frank Crawford
Cheyenne
al Joern
National Building Fund
Kappa
Lawton
Russell Marshall
G. F. Hamburger
Eldon Crosson
John Roberson
Alton Cox
Garland Curtis
B. W McMahon
Roy Barrick
Robert Lanmon
R. L. Anderson
Ennis Oliver
Lloyd Merritt
Mrs Thomason Hosts Officers Wives Coffee at Fort Sill
Mrs Joel Thomason hosted the monthly coffee of Wives of officers of the 9th Field Artillery Missile Group at her home on Lindsay Avenue Fort Sill. Guests included Mrs E V Creel and Mrs M E Jessup with Jessup pouring coffee. The group planned a household box for members leaving and set up an information list for newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Thomason
9Th Field Artillery Missile Group
Lindsay Ave
Fort Sill
E. V. Creel
M. E. Jessup
Jessup
Thomason
B. H. Sisson
Sisson
J. D. Bates
N. 23Rd
M. L. Marr
H. J. Robertson
R. J. O'Connor
G. W. Ingalls
D. R. Voysey
J. R. Mitcham Jr
T. A. Polsley
Community club events fill Lawton area calendar
VFW post 1193 and auxiliary host games night at the VFW building 926 S Second at 8 p.m. Lawton chapter 8 2 Order of the Eastern Star meets at the Masonic Temple 41342 S Fourth at 7 30 p.m. Unity Rebekah lodge 121 IOOF hall 109 S D at 7 30 p.m. Square Toppers Square Dance Club hosts a get acquainted night at the American Legion Seventh and E at 8 p.m. Camp Fire Girls International fair runs 2 30 to 4 30 p.m. at the Museum of the Great Plains. St Paul’s Methodist church hosts St Patrick’s Day supper at 6 30 p.m. Reddy Kilowatt Square Dance Club meets at the American Legion hall at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
S. Second
Lawton
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
S. Fourth
Unity Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
American Legion
Museum of the Great Plains
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
American Legion Hall
Sew Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Benson in Apache
Apache guests Mrs. L. L. Dunlop and Mrs. Ray Wiatt attended the Sew and So club meeting at Mrs. Carl Benson's home. Other members present included Mrs. Leonard Jones, Mrs. E. P. Wilkinson, Mrs. Sam Cobb, Mrs. George Levite, Mrs. Tom Manor, Mrs. Bobby Crews, Mrs. Dan Simmons, Mrs. Bob Hughes, Mrs. M. W. Goodman, Mrs. M. T. Wilhite, and Mrs. Baxter Marr of Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Benson
Leonard Jones
E. P. Wilkinson
Sam Cobb
George Levite
Tom Manor
Bobby Crews
Dan Simmons
Bob Hughes
M. W. Goodman
M. T. Wilhite
L. L. Dunlop
Ray Wiatt
Apache
Baxter Marr
Lawton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carden Club
Constant Reader
Beverly Hills
Calif
Mrs. Coffin
Bill & Jerry’s
Lawton Brace & Appliance
Hlas
Avenee
S.W. Oklahoma
Lawton Beauty School
Sheridan Road
Sealy
Wolverton’s
Jack and Jill
Oklahoma
Sears
13Th and Gore
Standard
S. 28Th St
Cameron College
America
Uli
Stereo Theatre
LA San One
Woolworths
Cache Road Square
Oolworth
Woolworth 'S
I. G. Cole
Cache Road
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