Beta Sigma Phi Costume Rush Party Held at Baswell Home
The Beta Omicron chapter hosted a preschool themed rush party in the garage of Mrs. Carl Baswell at No. 8 NW. Prizes went to Mrs. Don Roberts and Mrs. Baswell for most original costumes. Refreshments included punch and animal cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Carl Baswell
Don Roberts
Baswell
Rushees
Ronnie Denham
Harry Ratliff
Ed Payne
Floyd Maddry
Joe Grayson
Vern Klein
Jim Abbott
Jack Peters
Willie Martinez
Ron McLaurin
Austin Coffin
Jack Gibson
James R. Williams
Bill Foster
Donald K. Bynum
Tom Adams
Daniel Conner
Richard Shetrompf
John Powell
Don Beavin
David Mayfield
St Patrick's Theme Featured At TAD Wives Luncheon
Wives of officers in the Target Acquisition Department attended a St Patrick themed luncheon at the Polo Club Fort Sill. Trish folk songs accompanied green and white decor with shamrocks, leprechauns, and a pink and white floral display. Mrs Eugene P Gillespie led the meeting proposing continued monthly support for the Children's Shelter for a year.
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Fort Sill
Trish
St. Patrick
Co L. Rodriguez
John L. Hume
Robert FE. Gilbert
John J. Ahern
Eugene P. Gillespie
TAD
Ronald Briones
Eleanor Hartung
Harry A. Ross
James R. Buntyn
U. S
Ronald J. Schirer
Officers Named By First Christian Missionary Guild
Edith Clyde McDonald elected president of the First Christian Missionary guild. New officers: Mrs. Paul Wilson first vice president, Miss Mildred Brown second vice president, Mrs. C. W. Littlefield secretary, Mrs. Velma Ludrich treasurer. Ludrich and Helen Chapman co hostesses. 15 present. Program led by Mrs. Fred Thomason who reviewed Threads of Gold. Littlefield gave the devotion Go And Tell. Hugh Peck sang a solo Hungary by Keeling. Also includes recipe notes for vanilla pudding filling and springtime salad with celery, eggs, bacon, scallions, oil and vinegar, plus nut additions for dishes.
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Paul Wilson
Mildred Brown
C. W. Littlefield
Velma Ludrich
Ludrich
Helen Chapman
Fred Thomason
Hugh Peck
Hungary
Keeling
Luncheon Honors Wives of 4th Group Officers
Wives of 4th Group officers gathered Wednesday in the Artillery room of the Officers Club as guests of Wives of officers of the 3rd Battalion 38th Artillery. A St Patrick theme appeared throughout the event with registration prizes and fashion displays.
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38Th Artillery
St. Patrick
Robert Vermette
Ben Bedford
Carroll Russum
Robert Ward
Thomas Kelly
Glen Dutcher
Dutcher’s
Dutcher
Frances Wortham
Carolyn Porter
Evelyn Townsend
Melba Smith
Agnes Hunkler
Vermette
Frances Gorler
Helen Wing
Headquarters
Friday Social Calendar With Local Clubs and Meetings
A Friday listing of gatherings across Lawton and Fort Sill includes the New Frontier chapter of the American Business Women's Association at Hotel Lawtonian in Geronimo room at 7 p.m., Lawton Woman's Forum in Civic room, AAUW events, a Medical Assistants meeting at 1201 Gore Blvd, and arts and service group sessions at Fort Sill Arts and Crafts center Corrie and Miner Roads. Rebekah lodge and Iris Garden clubs host afternoon and evening events, with a Couples Party at West Side Golf and Country Club and VFW post activities at 8 p.m.
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New Frontier Chapter
American Business Woman's Association
Geronimo
Lawtonian
Lawton Woman's Forum Board
Lawton
Iris Garden Club
E. H. Hanes
Bell
Charles Brooks
Columbia
Unity Rebekah Lodge
Hall
Westside Golf and Country Club
VFW
Dorcas Class Entertained by Miss Lily Stafford
Miss Lily Stafford hosted the Dorcas class of the Central Baptist Sunday School. Mrs. Otis Christian presided and Mrs. Perry Moss opened with prayer. A $10 offering was given to Annie Armstrong home missions. Group 3 served refreshments to several members and guests.
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Lily Stafford
Dorcas
Central Baptust Sunday School
Otis Christian
Perry Moss
Bennie Olson
Annie Armstrong
J. L. Johnson
Cecil Holman
Belton Stallings
E. R. Steele
C. B. Haire
Wiley Sanders
A. D. Walker
E. A. Cook
Bud Barclay
John H. Schlumbolm
Decoration Award Winners Are Named
A national list honors nine interior designers for shaping taste by preserving and showcasing historic and modern styles. Notable names include Mrs. William Paley, Mrs. Charles B. Wrightsman, the Duchess of Windsor, Henry Francis Du Pont, Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan, Countess Laetizia Pecci Blunt, Charles Beistegui, Countess Aileen de Quintanilla, Baron Alexis de Rede, and others as they influence grand homes from New York to Madrid and Venice.
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New York
National Society of Interior Designers
John F. Kennedy
Arturo di Pini San Miniato
William Paley
Manhasset
Charles B. Wrightsman
Palm Beach, Fla
Duchess of Windsor
Henry Francis DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Winterthur
Time To Write Notes For Kids At School
A Busy Mom asks how to handle notes for sniffles to keep kids indoors at recess and noon hour. Susan Light advises prewritten form notes and parental planning to meet school rules while teachers manage supervision. The second letter praises a fourth grader's math genius but questions conformity. The answer encourages balancing approved methods with creative approaches at home.
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Susan Light
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Mrs. Light
Mom
Camp Fire Girls and Horizon clubs to attend church services
All Lawton Camp Fire Girls Blue Birds and Horizon club members will attend church Sunday to close activities marking the 54th anniversary of their founding. They will wear Camp Fire costumes and sit in groups at churches of their choice. Ministers will recognize the groups. Mrs Dode Wagner explains worship God.
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Lawton Camp Fire Girls
Blue Birds
Horizon Club
Dode Wagner
Evening wardrobe tips with silky skirts and pearls
To stretch your evening ward robe buy a long evening skirt of printed silk and select several tops in various shades to pick up the colors in the print. The most important item in a jewelry wardrobe is a string of pearls. Pearls can be worn with anything from a sweater and skirt to a formal gown.
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Texas
Plains
Dallas
Jan Leslie
Rent Electric Carpet Shampooer Ad
Rent electric carpet shampooer for only 1 dollar a day when you buy Blue Lustre Carpet Shampoo at Fountain Horne Howe Sheridan Road Gore EL 5 3835. Make your carpets new again with this promotional offer.
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Fountain Horne Howe
Sheridan Rd
Gore EL
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Venice
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Madrid
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Extramadura
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Rayons
Rayon
Capri
Strows
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