Social Calendar highlights Thursday events in Lawton
Thursday events include American Legion birthday supper at the Legion hall 7:30 pm and Future Nurses of America Lawton High School chapter meeting with Lt Col Willa Hook Suess. Also Vagabond Club meeting, AAUW covered dish supper, and Lawton Little Theater regular meeting at Cacheron studio. Friday through Saturday list iris garden and garden club events, Eastern Star initiation, Protheon Sunday school class, VFW installation, and various home demonstration clubs with speakers and box suppers.
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American Legion and
Lowery-Whitehead No
American Legion Hall
the Legion
Future Nurses of America
Lawton High School
John Lattimore
Ash
Willa Hook Suess
Ernestine Rollins
Roosevelt Lawton
American Association of University Women
Cameron College
Frances Wright
Robert Crutcher
Sorrow
Leslie
Dayton
Beatrice Hoover
John
Lawton Little Theater Club
Storey & Barton Cacheron
Storey & Barton Cacheron Studio, 1410 N. 15Th
Iris Garden Club
Public Service Company
K. F. McClain
A. P. Burns
John L. Gross
Ernest J. Greenwalt
Unity Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
David O
Brown
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
VFW
Department
Messing
E. J. Schram
Beaver Valley
Goldie Nease
Scott Home
F. A. Tice
E. Reno-Hobart Presbyterial
Presbyterian Church, USA
Mary Ingram
Foreign Missions Area
Old Settlers Club
L Ettes
E. Annie Bullock
United Daughters of the Confederacy
E. Staffor
1610 Lake
Mesdames
Abe March
Lillian Reynolds
Plant Exchange Slated By Group
Mrs. Val Frakes led an IBEW auxiliary 1860 meeting at Mrs. Jack Reese’s home 1148 S. A planned plant exchange, with Shaw 158 Eighth, is set for April 29. Co-hostesses were Mesdames C. H. Passons and C. Rothell. guest Mrs. Louis Day attended along with numerous members.
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Val Frakes
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Auxiliary No. 1860
Jack Reese
Bill Ward
Shaw
Mesdames
C. H. Passons
C. Rothell
Calvary Baptist WMU Circles Meet in Members' Homes
Calvary Baptist Woman's Missionary Society circles held Tuesday afternoon study meetings in members' homes. Edwin Dozier circle opened with prayer by Mrs. J C McCain and featured devotional by C B Dunlap and Kennedy. Other circles, led by Mrs. Shir ley Dicks and Mrs. C F Rath, reported prayers, lessons, and secret pals exchanges. Members and visitors attended from multiple homes with prayers, lessons, and refreshments following.
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Calvary Baptist
WMS
Evangeline
Westminster Women hold separate study circle meetings
Members of two Westminster Presbyterian Women of the Church circles Esther and Martha met this week in separate sessions for lesson study devotionals business and hours. Mrs Ann Henderson hosted the Martha circle at 2 30 p m with Mrs Luther Carter teaching Otters. A guest Mrs Florence Rockwell of Walters attended along with Mesdames J P Haywood Barbara Montgomery Annie Moseley Floyd Rockwell Gene Snider and Max Tague. Esther circle met with Miss Helen Dunn. Mrs Ned McCord gave the devotional and the hostess led the lesson study. Plan announced that Mesdames Lodell Goocey and McCord will lead the next meeting at Mrs Ann Hendersons home. A shower greeted Mrs McCord during the social hour.
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Esther and
Martha
Westminster Presbyterian
Ann Henderson
Martha Circle
Luther Carter
Florence Rockwell
Walters
Mesdames J. P. Haywood
Barbara Montgomery
Annie Moseley
Floyd Rockwell
Gene Snider
Max Tague
Esther Circle
Helen Dunn
Sycamore
Ned McCord
Melvin Craig
Mesdames Lodell Goochey
McCord
Glenn
Hair Styling Studied By Club At Home Event
Virgil Isasvs led a Dairy club session on hair styling at Mrs. Paschal Austin’s home 1502 S Sixth. Roll call echoed hair problems as Mrs Claude Arnold taught. Mrs Joe Hickle won a prize during the social hour. April 15 next with Mrs H G Biles. Attending: Mesdames John Davis Clarence Ditmore Floyd Howell George King Nancy Peet Herman Priest Nettie Rainey Louis Sexton Arthur Whitehead Leonard Rainey.
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Monroe
Mesdames
John Davis
Clarence Ditmore
Floyd Howell
George King
Nancy Peet
Herman Priest
Nettie Rainey
Louis Sexton
Arthur Whitehead
Leonard Rainey
WSCS Honors Mrs Seaman With Honorary Pin At Meeting
The Woman’s Society of Christian Service presented Mrs John Seaman with an honorary pin in recognition of more than 50 years of service to the First Methodist church. The 2 pm meeting featured a closing prayer by Rev J J Stowe Jr and refreshments served by Circle V. Guests included Mrs C W Lewis of Wichita Falls Texas, with numerous members in attendance.
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John Seaman
Woman's Society of Christian Service
A. Langston
J. J. Stowe
Circle V
C. W. Lewis
Wichita Falls
Texas
H. E. Rice
John Hobbs
W. H. Easton
Wallace Gray Jr
Robert E. Williams
M. E. Olmstead
Mattie Smith
Clara Haley
Ed Gartrell
Harry T. Miller
J. J. Stowe Jr
C. J. Eliegood
Herbert Johnson
Sarah McPherson
J. F. Darnell
R. T. Currell
D. L. Wigington
Lindsey Whitten
Ree
Forge for Not Club Sets Pot-Luck and Dues Dinner
The Forge for Not Club votes to hold a pot-luck supper next meeting with Mrs. Apel in charge of event details and refreshments overseen by Mrs. Czer. President Mrs. Joe Treigus presided as members discussed reducing dues and updating service club activities.
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Joe Treigus
Forge For
Serviceore Ciub
Apel
Czer
Northside WMS Circles Hold Meetings In Members' Homes
Northside Baptist WMS circles held Tuesday sessions in members' homes beginning at 1 30 p m with devotional led by Mrs 3 W Atkinson hostess. circle chairwoman Mrs Fred Adkins led business, programs by Mesdames Carson Everett and Adkins, and closing by Mrs Walker Hill. Refreshments served.
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Sonary Society
Northside Baptist Wms
Perry
Ham Cieele Tetog
W. Atkiseon
W. W. Mincey
Iris Garden Club Meeting Change Noted
A notice indicates Iris Garden Club meeting has been rescheduled. The new date and location are not fully readable due to OCR damage.
Girls Auxiliary Meets At Church
Members repeated the watchword and memory work during a Girls Auxiliary meeting at the church. Attendees included Dearina Norris, Richard Johnson, Jay Dyer, Cecelia Cash, and Delores Ann.
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Dearina
Norris. Ra
Richard‘son
Jay Dyer
Cecelia Cash
Delores Ann
Hospital Party by Lawton Theta Rho Girls Club Held
Easter Pageant practice announced for 7 p.m. at Congrenational Church. A sweetheart dance is planned for March 30 with transportation provided by Wesley Kepler and Mrs John. Members attending include Hightower Barbara Sigyr and Caslene.
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Lawton Theta Rho
Wesley Kepler
Mrs. John
Hightower
Barbara_Sigyr Caslene
Notable Local Names Mentioned in OCR Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals including Sente, Virginia Kelly, Sherry Crumb, Kta Johns, Kepler Rose EX, Kepler Laeted ers, Sears, Shirley Wood and Billie Sly. The text provides no events or context.
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Ee Sente
Teen Fr
Virginia Kelly
Sherry Crumb
Kta Johns
On Kepler Rose EX
Kepler Laeteders
Sears
Shirley Wood
Billie Sly
Medelle's Beauty Shop Opens New Hair Styling Service
Medelle's Beauty Shop announces new hair styling and cold wave services at 906 Dearborn. The shop calls for customers to visit as it debuts this week with a focus on modern styles and beauty treatments. Phone contact listed as 8199.
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Medelle
Dearborn
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J. & J. Fixture Co
Rebekah Sue
Thomas
Clanton
Lawton
Shirley Dicks
Julia Gathright
Brister
R. P.owens
WMU
Dorene Haws _ kins
L. A. Sheffield
Park
W. H. Askey
C. F. Rath
Teedimes EE
Coombs
Sheffield
Walter Farrow
Mesdames Lyman
Glenn Kensell
E. C. Cornwell
Guy Kleeman
Smith
Corwin’s
Rhea
Best Cleaners
Ave
WSCS
Seaman
Northside
William Craddock
J. R. Zimmerman
Ethel Seigler
Naomi Jones
W.D. Ellis
Ernest ‘Cothrenmer
Bonnie Braids Dollate
Mincey
Réloms
Singer Sewing Center
D Ave
E. Oliver
D Avenue
Elgin
Wadsworth
Benrus
Gruen
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Fort Sill
Cne
Drarmacy
Bernell Gilbert
Mgr
Lawton’s ‘Prescription
Caren
Ta Schwinn
G. C. Lowe
Tom Oliver
Tee Monae
P. Laws
Lawton Business College
B. P. Hann
Diamond Confiden
Fize
Navy
Aurell
Pho
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