Lawton PTA to Host Civil Defense Leader Miss Treadwell
Lawton parents hear Miss Mattie Evelyn Treadwell from Dallas speak on civil defense Monday March 22 at Emerson Elementary Auditorium. The event at 7:30 p.m. is arranged by the Lawton PTA Council with cooperation from Oklahoma’s Office of Civil Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Parent-Teacher Association Council
Mattie Evelyn Treadwell
Dallas
Texas
Emerson
Treadwell
Federal Defense Administration
C. G. Goodier
PTA Council
Lahoma Congress of Parents and Teachers
Office of Civil Defense
Oklahoma
Miss Treadwell
Goodier
Lawton
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Air Force Reserve
University of Texas
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Ooe
Aes
WAAC
Fort Des Moines
Beau
Army
Command and
Fort Leavenworth
Headquarters
Army Air Force
Air Wac
H. H. Arnold
Oveta Culp Hobby
War Department
School For
WAC Personnel Administration
Waco
Women’s Army Corps
First Christian Women’s Groups Continue Lesson Study
Members gathered in homes and at the church parlor for study, business, and social hours under the First Christian Women’s Fellowship. Devotionals, Bible quizzes, and group prayers opened sessions led by group leaders including Mrs. Orville Pope, Mrs. Clyde Gillock, and Mrs. Ted Krisher. living links and missionary notes were shared alongside lessons on church life and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Women's Fellowship
Albert Childs
Columbia
Orville Pope
L. L. Jones
Theo Jared
Jones
Mesdames
R. B. Morford Sr
Gore
Clyde Gillock
Clyde Bowlby
Milo Tague
Pena
Bell
Ed Jones
P. Bet Gy
James Gibson
D. G. Hawkins
K. Miller
Ed Simpson
Paul Wilson
G. A. War
Mallie Baldwin
Ted Krisher
John Japp
Krisher
Carl Good
Vera Grace Cuppy
Mondombe
Africa
G. A. Worland
Emma McCalmant
W. H. Parsons
A. W. Puttkamer
R. L. Segraves
C. C. Shull
Ida Whitescarver
Social Calendar Events Highlight Frid ay and Saturday
Friday social items include Unity Rebekah lodge at IOOF hall and Lawton chapter O E S at Masonic temple for initiation with officers presiding. Sunday Protheon class at Central Baptist and Veterans of W ar Aux No 1193 meeting at VFW hall for officer installation. Old Settlers club social at Seventh and E. Saturday Cup-L Ettes club fish supper at American Legion hall and Annie Bullock Sneed chapter luncheon of United Daughters of the Confederacy with Mrs Reynolds hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Lawton
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Lanelle Belcher
Pete Williamson
Central Baptist Protheon
Bava
Veterans of In Wars
VFW
Old Settlers Club
Can Legion
American Legion Hall
E. Annie Bullock
United Daughters of the Confpcracy
Roy E. —_ Mar
Birthday Party Slated By Club
A fashion stitching lesson for Katherine Harper club members opened the gathering at 6 45 p m Thursday at Singer Sewing Machine center 324 D. Guests were invited to the April 1 birthday party in the civic room of the Security Bank & Trust building. Mrs Warren Chrisman won the door prize. Other attendees included Mesdames Cuffie Ward Jack Willis Hayden Harden Marlin Keather Robert D Scott and Bill Capin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Harper
Singer Sewing Machine Center
Fred Larrance Jr
Bill Peters
Jim Rees
Security Bank & Trust Company
Warren Chrisman
Mesdames Cuffie Ward
Jack Willis
Hayden Harden
Marlin Keather
Robert D. Scott
Bill Capin
Mrs Alice Townsend Hosts Royal Neighbors Luncheon
Mrs. Alice Townsend of 415 Jefferson hosted Royal Neighbors Sewing club members for a noon covered dish luncheon at her home. After the 2 p.m. business meeting the afternoon included visiting with Mesdames J. O. Wilson Leonard Rainey Ara Wilkie Mamie Crouch and Jess Percival in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Townsend
Jefferson
Royal Neighbors Sewing Club
Mesdames J. O. Wilson
Leonard Rainey
Ara Wilkie
Mamie Crouch
Jess Percival
St Patrick Day Program by LL Sunday School Class
The LL Sunday School class met at the First Ba church parlor for a St Patrick Day program at 2 pm. Mrs. Tom Davis opened with prayer and Mrs. H. M. Stannard led a brief business session. Edna Belle Woodard sang Irish songs, Dorothy Leister read, Bible quiz games followed, and refreshments were served by Groups II and V led by Mesdames W. C. Thacker and Mattie Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Davis
H. M. Stannard
Lillian Reynolds
Edna Belle Woodard
Mesdames Ed Barnes
Catherine Coleman
W. L. Casey
Madie Carter
L. S. Eckles
D. E. Harder
A. H. Krouse
Olive Reese
C. W. Thacker
T. A. Oe
Mattie Wilson
Charles Olf
St Patrick's Day Banquet Fetes Cameron Baptist Families
Cameron Baptist Friendly Sunday school class held a St Patrick's Day banquet in the church dining room for families. Mrs Zoral Young served as toastmaster with invocation by Mr and Mrs F M Pillow. Don Jones led the dismissal prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Baptist Friendly
Zoral Young
F. M. Pillow
Don Jones
Leroy Rogers
Mes
Easter Parade Showcase By Local Club
The club held an Easter parade with members modeling dresses they designed. Mary Roseyoc won the award for the craziest hat made from scouring pads and black feathers. Mrs E L Godwin was elected new member. St Patrick s day games and refreshments followed with guests and members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Jim Recer
Frank Sandholm
E. L. Godwin
Jesse Robertson
Darold English
Harvey House
Kenneth Kaspereil
Charles Kelsey
Charles Musgrove
W. J . Herb Tozier
Chester McCord
Wesleyan Guild Completes Study Discussion
The Wesleyan Guild concluded its study on The Life and Task of the Church Around the World with the final chapter taught by Miss Oletha Wildey and discussed by Miss Leta Smith and Mrs Edyth Adams who assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oletha Wildey
Leta Smith
Edyth Adams
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PTA
First Christian
Corwin
J. & J. Fixture Co
C—North Courthouse
Burt York
H. D. Lyle
Troy Raioon
Vernon Fetteretnn
A. Smith
Don Recer
Messrs
Gert Casteel
Carl Aavers
Dewey Scoggins
Hotel and Rhea Beauty Salon
Marlene
the Dixie
Wesleyan Guild
Realtors
Lawton, Oklahoma
Rothmoor
Ladies
Youthcraflt
Varel
Fourth Street
The
Heather
Red Cross
America
Cooue
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