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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1956

Page

4

Social Calendar Highlights Local Women Groups Activities

A busy schedule of clubs and societies features Beta Mu chapter events at 8 p.m. in the Geronimo room of Hotel Lawtonian with Mrs. Pete Becker presenting Holy Land slides. Other group gatherings include Licensed Practical Nurses at 8 p.m. in Security Bank & Trust civic room with Maj. Dutreau as guest speaker, and multiple auxiliary, church, and civic club meetings across Lawton.

Beta Mu Epsilon Sigma Alpha Geronimo Lawtonian Pete Becker Holy Land Licensed Practical Nurses Association Security Bank & Trust Company Charles W. Dutreau Woman's International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Melvin Jennings Jr Kinyon Bert Hendrix Steve Kovac Harold White Centenary Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Wesleyan Service Guild Fellowship Hall First Methodist Wesley Methodist Service

Sunbeam Band Meets At Church

Faxon Baptist Sunbeam Band sponsors Mrs. E M Carter and Alex Richardson, aided by Miss Peggy Norrell, led an Annie Armstrong program at the church. Mrs. Mabel Paden served refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Jim Morrison, Diana Carson, and numerous children and teens. Chattanooga special reports a Homemaking class inspection of upholstery work led by Mrs. Zuby Pierce.

FAXON Karita Coffey Kathleen Cozad Ronnie Mayes Billy Peters Pamela Smith Jerry Georgia Ann Wallace Brownie Trahan Darlene Wilson John E. Young Chattanooga Iva Higginbotham Grandfield Zuby Pierce

Lawton P-TA Council Names Mrs. L. E. Morgan President

Mrs. L. E. Morgan was elected president of the Lawton City P-TA Council at a 9:30 a.m. meeting in the Washington elementary auditorium. The slate included C. H. Miller as vice president and others in officer roles. The program covered April’s preschool round-up, an upcoming May 2 PTA school of instruction, and plans for a Tomlinson Junior High bond issue of 1.65 million dollars.

L. E. Morgan Lawton Parent- Teacher Association Council Woodrow Wilson P-Ta Washington Clyde Shelton Floyd Speights Morgan PTA Cameron College Add

Open House Fetes Couple In Lake Street Home

Open house honored Mr and Mrs Warren Wallace Smith III newlyweds at 1113 Lake Sunday with guests from 3 to 5 pm Refreshments were served from a lace clothed table with spring flowers and candles Mrs Ernest Winter poured The couple formerly Linda Curet from New Orleans reside at 1113 Lake since Feb 11 Guests included Pete Bryant Douglas O Bannion Rev W F Parish Jr and many others from New Orleans and area

Warren Wallace Smith III Warren Smith Lake Ernest Winter Poured Smith Linda Curet New Orleans Pete Bryant Douglas O’bannion W. F. Parish Jr J. C. Brupaker C. C. Shull Fred Thomason Jerry Amber O. C. Darling Harold English N. B. Hines Harold W. Hallett David Lucas A. E. Newcombe Clarence Thomas Paul Wilson William Worman Louis Yarmuk

Public Invited To Benefit Fete At Emerson Elementary

A varied program will be presented at 7 30 p m today in the Emerson elementary school auditorium. The Emerson Parent Teacher Association sponsors the fundraiser. Tickets cost 10 cents for grade children 20 cents for junior and senior high students and 29 cents for all adults. Students from Stor ey Barton School of the Dance perform several numbers and the firemen's orchestra also plays. The high school group led by Mrs Henry T Ford presents For Whom the Telephone Rings with Diana Hart Kenneth Huffman Donna Lacy Paula Persinotti Betty Rooney and Alfred Thomas in the cast. Roy Stoll after two years in the armed forces was separated from the service last week at Fort Riley Kansas and visited here with his wife and young daughter. Bethel Methodists today join Vacation Bible school activities for the Lawton Methodist district at Frederick.

Emerson Emerson Parent - Teacher Association Storey & Barton Henry T. Ford Diana Hart Kenneth Huffman Donna Lacy Paula Persinotti Betty Rooney Alfred Thomas

German Stamps Form Club Study

Lawton-Fort Sill Stamp club met at Fort Sill with Lt. Hans J. Krug addressing 10 members and one guest. He compared German and American stamp collecting methods and noted postwar inflation with stamps up to 50 billion marks and delivery uncertainties.

Germany United States Hans J. Krug Lawton-Fort Sill British North America James A. Romjue

Catherine Moe to Perform Piano Solo at OU Program

Lawton native Catherine Moe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Ross Robertson will be a solo pianist at the University of Oklahoma in Norman tonight. She will perform Toccata by Aram Katchaturian in a contemporary music program hosted by OU chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota at 8 15 p m in Holmberg hall auditorium.

Catherine Moe Lawton High School S. Ross Robertson Lawton University of Oklahoma Norman Aram Katchaturian Sigma Alpha Iota Holmberg Hall

Square Dancers Elect Officers at Legion Hall

Square D Square Dance club elected a new slate at a meeting in the American Legion hall Seventh and E with 18 member couples in attendance. Eddie Shinkle conducted the session naming Otto Hilbert as vice president and Nita Crosby as secretary treasurer. Edward B. Cmdir Brown was chosen president. Host couples Otto Hilbert and Raymond Spratt led refreshments with Easter motifs. Guests included Mrs John Smallwood Houston Texas Mr and Mrs Dan Whitt Fort Sill and others from Waurika Walter Springs and nearby communities.

Cmdir Edward B. Brown Square D Square American Legion Hall Seventh Eddie Shinkle Otto Hilbert Nita Crosby Messrs Mesdames Raymond Spratt Ernest Hunter Stub Davis Waurika Roy Collins Walters Bob Yates Aance Ryan South Gymnasium Altus John Smallwood Houston Tex Dan Whitt Fort

Preferential Tea Given For Pledges

Beta Sigma Phi Beta Omicron members hosted a 2 30 p m preferential tea at Mrs Paul Nishimuras home 1802 Taft honoring four pledges Mesdames Avalo Caldwell B Neal Leo Pokorny and Clifford Wine Yellow chrysanthemums centered the tea table D Ray Brown Leon Woodlock served with Miss Carol Best and Mrs Claude Patterson assisting Attending guests included Mesdames D W Ferguson Dan Walding Frances Biles Jane Houck Melvin Abbott B B Boykin Bruce Drummond J C Freeman John J Littlefield Jr Thad Martin.

Avalo V. Caldwell B. J. Neal Leo Pokorny Clifford Wine Beta Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Paul Nishimura Taft D. Ray Brown Leon Woodlock Carol Best Claude Patterson D. W. Ferguson Dan Walding Frances Biles Jane Houck Melvin Abbott B. B. Boykin Bruce Drummond J. C. Freeman John J. Littlefield Jr Thad Martin

Flower Show Slated Friday By Pansy Garden Club

Pansy Garden Club postpones its spring flower show from today to Friday. The event starts at 1 p.m. at Mrs. E. H. Boatright home, 3320 Baltimore, and runs until 4 p.m.

Pansy Garden Club E. H. Boatright Baltimore

Emerson PTA plans fundraising program at school auditorium

A varied program sponsored by Emerson Parent-Teacher Association funds a fundraiser in the school auditorium tonight. High school speech students led by Mrs. Henry T. Ford perform rings and other acts with cast members Dianna Hart Kenneth Huffman Donna Lacy Paula Persinotti Betty Rooney and Alfred Thomas. Storey Barton School of the Dance and the firemen's orchestra also perform. Ticket prices are 10c for grade children 20c for junior and senior high students and 25c for adults. In Indiana Oklahoma City veterans hospital. Mrs. Henry Zittercob oversees the cafe in Mrs. Robert Prince's absence while attending her ill husband.

Robert Prince Veterans Hospital Oklahoma City Henry Zittercob

Faxon WMS Program At Faxon Church

Mrs Jessie Adelman chaired the Royal Service program at the Faxon Baptist Woman's Missionary Society meeting at the church. Names were drawn for new Secret Pals among attendees including Mesdames R W Beatty, Bill Peters, Mary Trussell, M L Hurst, Jessie Peters, Mable Paden, Oran Carson, B O Robison, Alex Richardson and C F Perry. Also noted IndiAno cafe change of hands with Mrs Ora Smith taking charge and planning to reopen next week after repainting and redecorating. Mrs R E Smith had led for over a year.

FAXON Jessie Adelman Faxon Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society Mesdames R. W. Beatty Bill Peters Mary Trussell M. L. Hurst Jessie Peters Mable Paden Oran Carson B. O. Robison Alex Richardson C. F. Perry

Weekly bop hop draws large crowd at VFW hall

Richard Ebisch Sfc Roy Beene and Mr and Mrs Deward Stringer chaperoned about 125 youths at the weekly bop hop. The event started at 8 p m and took place in the Veterans of Foreign Wars building at 926 S Second, sponsored by the Woman's Auxiliary to VFW Post No 1193.

Woman’s Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Telephone Pioneer Club John Burnett Washington Linda Rhody Gore Katharine Harper Gordon Heying Cornell Yamarco First Christian Sunday School First Presbyterian Women’s Organization Circle IV Howard Kemper Tom Wolf O. S. Talbot BPO Elks Lodge Lawton American Association of University Women Cameron College Allie D. Swackhammer Progressive Home Nick Car- Tas Denton S. Second Pioneer Club Mount Scott Masonic Temple Wallock Memorial Congregational Church Paul Tate Scott Home Richard Ebisch Sfc Roy Beene Deward Stringer

Special box supper planned at Sterling Legion hut

Special entertainment is planned for the box supper on Thursday night March 22 at the Sterling American Legion hut. Proceeds from the benefit will go to the band.

Sterling Sterling American Legion Hut

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