Social Calendar Highlights Local Women's Groups Events
A packed Tuesday social calendar lists meetings for First Christian Missionary guild at 750 pum church parlors and various groups across the area. Activities include Wom en at Beal Avights Presbyterian, Sub Deb club, Central Baptist circles, University Women, Shakespeare club reading, and multiple luncheons, demos, and dances at venues such as Sheridan Road locations, Fort Sill, and the American Legion hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Missionary Guild
Shediebar
Pat Payer
Sheridan Road
Womrks
Internaional Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Jocal
Nave
Robert Mitchell
Hugh Lodge
Pletheon
Elas Ol Sentra Bapti
J. OR. Leane
W. Stephen
Central Baptist Wovnin's Missionary Society
Jeannie Spenrg Viveley Rad B.m
John Bowman
Arington
Monda Marler
Karl Ne Nan
Snelleirets
J . L. Allen
Ionel Lunsford
S. ¥. Carmichael
Bonnie Moore Cirele
Bennie Olson
Ameviva
Goodsill Rebekah Lodge
First Christian Workers’ Conference
New Materials Cub Study At Ellen H Richards Club
Mrs Cecil Easton led a 2 pm meeting of the Ellen H Richards Club at Mrs W A Buxton home 2122 Lake Cluz with Delwin Jones presiding and a short business period. Prize given to Mrs Merle Fisher. refreshments served. members Bill Allen H P Brady D L Clemmer Paul Cook Robert Hamilton J D Hare Ned Lewis and J B Vaughn attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Brady
D. L. Clemmer
Paul Cook
Robert Hamilton
J. DB. Hareper
Ned Lewis
J.B. Vaughn
Maupin Celebrates 75th Birthday at Family Lunch
H B Maupin marked a 75th birthday with a luncheon at his son in law and daughter home hosted by JR Valdez family. Relatives including Mrs. W N Marler and Debby and Sandy attended from Lubbock Altus Wichita Falls and local kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Maupin
Indaw
JR. Valdez
Sting
Valdez
W. WN. Mayler
Glen Putman
Altus
A. ¢. Black
Dalushters
Debby
Sandy
Lubbock
Tex
Alvin Wineham
Wichita Falls
Maupin
Marler
Irya Black
Senior voice and piano recital at Saint Marys College
Miss Maerita Riddle, Lawton High School graduate, among three seniors chosen for Saint Mary of the Woods College recital near Terre Haute. She leads College Chorale, the campus music club, and Senior Ball coat, with piano pieces and vocal selections under Miss Jean Hyland. The event, led by Riddle with peers Peggy Curl and Parrigine Donald, features Chopin, Debussy, Brahms, and others with a May ball to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Marrita Riddle
Snnary
Saint Mary-of-the- Woods College
Saint Mary-of-the- Woods
Terre Tlaure
Virgil E. Riddle
Riddle
Whittier Elementary School
College Chorale
Camurale
Campus Music Elitb
Miss Riddle
Peggy Curl
Paris
Ill
Par
Elgin Junior MYF Presents Program
Elgin Special reports a program by the Elgin Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship at the church with sponsor Mrs Billie Blackham. Participants include Hank Leonard Carol Keeney Mary Margaret Jones Billie Sue Revell Diane Conrad Johnnie Farrar Ray Farrar LaDale Jones Watny Athey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Elgin Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship
Billie Blackham
Hank Leonard
Carol
Carol Keeney
Mary Margaret Jones
Billie Sue Revell
Diane Conrad
Johnnie
Ray Farrar
LaDale Jones
Watny Athey
Two Pianists Named District Representatives
Lawson's Music Appreciation club member Chlorica Stephens and former member turned Frederick Cerilian club pianist Jot Turnbull were named Southwest district representatives for the State Music Festival in Muskogee April 6. They were chosen from 12 entrants at Chickasha during the Southwest district festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Muskogee
Chlorica Stephens
Turnbull
Frederick Cerilian Club
Oklahoma Faderation of Music Clubs
Chickasha
Music Appreciation Club
Clinton Bell
Southwest District
Jim Imy Elrod
Jean Highfill
Oklahoma City
Stewing Chickens and PTA Council News in Lawton
Stewing chickens are plentiful and economical says Comanche county agent Mrs. Clara J. Kelley with recipes and freezing tips. In Lawton, Mrs. C L Parsons was elected president of the Lawton PTA council, with a new slate of officers announced and notes on district meetings and upcoming education programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Parsons
PTA Council
Clara J. Kelley
Comanche County
Kelley
Weldon Rightmer
Liberty Heights Chapel
Roberson
Doyle Evers
John F. Thomas Jr
OEA
Parsons
Citizens Council On Education
Walter Oswalt
Rigsby
Lemuel Tlarkey
Harold Evans
Arnold Heath
Richard Stockwell
Eighth Graders Feted At Dinner In Cache
Cache eighth graders with sponsor Mrs. Dick Self plus ML and Mrs. Frank Rush Jr. dined in Snyder and watched a movie. Attendees included Louise Rowe Catherine Bartlett Suzy Rush Jeanette Ford Patsy Harmon Betty Stockton Glenda Christian Carolyn Holden Elnora Overstreet Dorothy Whittle Janice Runyan Connie Ray Sharon Hollander Delores Quetone Rita Thompson Larry Woodard Gary Hess Charles Shrader George Atterberry Doug Livingston George Wade Jerry Kern Jerry Miller Penny Crabtree Mark Guthrie Claude Craft Richard Gordon Ronnie Piltman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache
Dick Self
Frank Rush Jr
Snyder
Louise Rowe
Catherine Bartlett
Suzy Rush
Jeanette Ford
Patsy Harmon
Betty Stockton
Glenda Christian
Carolyn Holden
Elnora Overstreet
Dorothy Whittle
Janice Runyan
Connie Ray
Sharon Hollander
Delores Quetone
Rita Thompson
Larry Woodard
Gary Hess
Charles Sh
Sorority Members Honor Prospective Members at Beta Omicron Event
Bushels Were honored as mer bers of Beta Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority assembled for a preferential ten from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Decorations for the event in the home of Mrs. Bill Isaac featured yellow roses and candles on a yellow linen cloth. Mesdames Burkin and Miller presided with Isaac and Greene assisting as refreshments were served. Prospective members honored were Mesdames O'Neil and Bruns. Other members attending included Miss Hauk, Miss Best, and Mesdames Woesner, Frown, Shalvey, Hale, Abbatt, Nease, Nishimura, Lituefield Jr., and Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Bill Isaac
Kingoo
B. B. Burkin
Charles Miller
Donald O'Neil
Carl Bruns
Jane Hauk
Carol Best
Dan Woesner
Ray Frown
Joseph Shalvey
Fred Hale
Melvin Abbatt
Leo Nease
Paul Nishimura
John Lituefield Jr
Claude Patterson
Preferential Tea Welcomes Prospective Members at Beta Sigma Phi
Al pha Pi Beta Sigma Phi sorority hosted a preferential tea for rushees and members at Louise Lawrence’s home 306 N. 29th from 2 to 4 pm. Yellow roses and a Tower centerpiece with yellow and black tapers set the scene as Betty Goodman Gerry Hogan and several named members attended. Enrollments due Sterling clergyman Mrs Lee Green collects dues for the Half Century club, Oklahoma residents 50+ years, part of semi centennial state celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Pi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Louise Lawrence
Nene Littell
Betty Goodman
Gerry Hogan
Frederick Hill
J £. Fleck
Garner Red Elk
Jack Jones
Albert Mancini
Edna Tompkins
Dorma Banhart
Robert Eads
Jack Lankford
Frank Burt
C. A. Bevitori
Dan Stedham
Richard Taber
Joyte Abney
Barbara Farris
Sterling
Irs
Lee Green
Oklahoma
Rebekahs Initiate Two New Members in Lawton Lodge
Initiation rites were held for Mesdames Enos Washenburger and Joe Harrell at Lawton Rebekah lodge No. 87 a 7 30 p m meeting in the IDOF hall 1091st. Plans include entertaining contest winners at a hobo party May 3 in Medicine Park and honoring March anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Enos Washenburger
Joe Harrell
Lawton Rebekah Lodge No
Lee Davidson
Noble Grand
Willie Shrum
Idof Hall
Medicine Park
Banny
Duncan
Quest Club Plans Friday Program
Mrs Leo Ozeniti leads a planned Quest club program to be presented at the Friday meeting. Regular attendees will assemble at 2 40 p m in the home service auditorium of the Public Service Company building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Ozeniti
Quest Club
Home Service
Public Service Company
Ing
Lodge Club Lunch Meeting at Schortemeyer Home
Goodwill Rebekah lodge No. 83 held a noon meeting at Mrs. Ernest Schortemeyer’s home. Tables were decorated with greenery and jonquils. Emery Cowley, vice president, presided over a brief business period after group singing and The Lord’s Prayer. One new member, Mrs. L. E. Layton, was welcomed. several fathers reported ill. Eleven members attended. dismissals by Mrs. Cowley, Emery Cowley, and M. C. Dillingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Club
Goodwill Rebekah Lodge No. 83
Ernest Schortemeyer
Williams
Eldon Cowley
W. J.broome
Hazel Sutton
Emery Cowley
L. E. Layton
Cowley
M. C. Dillingham
Schubert Club Sponsors Memorial Day Community Chorus
The Schubert Club plans a special chorus for Memorial Day in the Lawson Schubert Music Lab. Mrs. Jack Raulston chairs the committee with Mrs. D. R. Grimes and Miss Leta Mae Smith assisting. Faure's The Requiem will be performed Sunday May 26, directed by Melvin Keeney of Cameron College. Choir members from local churches and others are invited to join, with the initial session set for 3 p.m. Sunday April 7 in the Cameron College band room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Schubert Music Lab
Jack Raulsson
D. R. Grimes
Leta Mae Smith
Faure
Melvin Keeney
Cameron College Music Department
Schubert Clu
Lawon-lort Sill
Raulston
County Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
Comanche county home demonstration agent Mrs Clara J Kelley spoke to Beever Valley club on fair exhibits at the community house. A covered dish luncheon followed with devotional by Mrs Goldie Nease and prayer by Mrs A Dayton. Southwest district meeting announced for March 28 and dress revue set for April 3 at the Fairview community. Next meeting scheduled April 4 9 at Fairview with Miss Juanitis Peters Patricia Peters and Mesdames Clarke Peters and Price plus three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beever Valley
Clyde Peters
G. K. Price
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shakespeare Club
Glen Dubhey
Foy E. Statfard
Lake
Eugene Matthews
Murray Gilbert
W. F. Griswold
Mccess
Bob Baumann
Paradise Valley
Cluo
Community House
Carl's
American Legion Hall
Lee O
Lyson
Ernest BD
Hynson
Art Ashline
Mary Swarlz Rose Club
Pam
Chester McCord
Katharine Harper
Bill Peters
Eunclid
Southwest Iris Society
Commerce Building
John Gross
Royal Neighbors of America Club
George Townsley
Cherry
Byron Lasater
Leonard Rainy
NCO Wives Club
Fort Sill
Curtiss Scott
Schubert iMusic Club
McMahon Memorial Auditorium
Metropolitan
Parkers
AL Wolverton
Woman's Auxiliary
Lowery- Whitehead
American Legion Post
Legion Hall
Anc
Mountain View Home Demonstration Club
H.B. Maupin
Miss Maerita Riddle
Elgin Junior Myf
Anna Ryan
Oklahoma A&m College
Stillwater
Telio Bond
Johnson
Lawton Theater
P. Pann
Esas Vee
Frank M. Whiting
Osborn
C. L. Parsons
Parent Teacher Association Council
Washington
P-Ta Theles
P-Ta Council
Oither
Dale Roberson
Elman Hilmes
C. C. Moon
Robert Houge
Carloss Tubbs
L. B. Mulgan
Civil Defense Fund
Urive
John D. Shoemaker
Vale
Mildred’s
Ave
Dial
Rebekahs
Pauline Joyner
County Election Board
T. D. Heyl
Alexambra
Cali
Katharine Harper Club
Euclid
Lodge Club
Joe Ford
Fitten
Schubert Club
Bae Dusting
County HD
Fairmont
Folger
Folger’s
Yee
Bo Muen
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