New Cast Member Joins Fort Sill Sill Play
Robert Payne is added to the cast of George and Margaret replacing Dudley. Director Charles Kimball says the three act comedy is ready for opening night with ample time to prepare. Final staff have been chosen and the Fort Sill Officers Club debuts this play in the Red Barn theater with seating for 300 nightly.
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Sill
Robert Payne
George
Margaret
Dudley
Charles Kimball
Wild Booth
Red Barn
Fort Sill
Xi Tau Chapter Elects Officers of Beta Sigma Phi
Mrs Al Lenz named president as Xi Tau chapter meets at Mrs Calvin Clevenger home 1517 Smith W A Stephen speaks on Creative Arts Officers also include Mrs Dan Hanna Jr vice president Mrs P R Bennett recording secretary Mrs Robert Ensley corresponding secretary and Mrs Floyd Kennedy Jr treasurer Miss Maxene McGowan council representative and Mrs Clevenger alternate Refreshments served to members and guests
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al Lenz
Xi Tau
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Calvin Clevenger
Smith
Dan Hanna Jr
W. A.stephen
P. R. Bennett
Robert Ensley
Jerry Williams
Floyd Kennedy Jr
Maxene McGowan
Young People Attend Rallies
Methodist Youth Fellowship members from FRITE rallyes meet at Centenary and First Methodist churches in Lawton and Frederick. Rev. I. E. Ward leads both sessions with Mrs Hudson and Mrs Morris Eckhart accompanying groups. Comanche county MYF members include Winona Fincher, Jeanette Howard, Eileen Long, Joe Floyd Hart y, and others. District MYF rally attendance noted in Frederick.
Social Calendar Highlights Fort Sill Activities
Gen McNair auxiliary to VFW holds annual election at Fort Sill VFW hut. Various groups meet: 8 p.m. Bateman Zarling hut. 7:30 p.m. PEO Sisterhood at 1009 PAO. First Christian church choir social 8:30 p.m. at Fort Sill Blvd location. Square Dance club 8 p.m. at American Legion hall. Army Wives club luncheon 12 noon at USC YMCA. Ladies association games luncheon 12:30 p.m.. Young Women's auxiliary 7 p.m. study. Frontier club at American Legion hall. Quest club 2:30 p.m.. ration council 10 a.m. at Cameron college.
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McNair
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fort Sill
VFW
Bateman-Zarling
PEO Sisterhood
Warren Wol
Pao
First Christian Church
B. H. Wertz
Fort Sill Blvd
Army Wives Club
Uscymca
Fred Gilley
Ladies Association of Lawica Golt
Coney Club
Elmer Schutte
Young Women's Auxiliary
Winston Davis
Fronier Club
American Legion Hall
McMahon Onstration
Cameron College
City council bulb show set for Friday at First List church basement
The bulb show hosted by the council is Friday in the east entrance church basement. Entry rules vary by division with public access for horticulture and members-only arrangements and education displays. Volunteers assist cleanup. judges and prize ribbons include a grand gold for overall blue-ribbon wins.
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Ns Ny
George W. Thorpe
M. E. Olmstead
Ainey
E. H. McKinney
James G. True
Clyde ‘Shelton
R. L. Gilbert
Curtis Penning
Guy Wilson
C. C.iy
Shull
J. Roy Duning
Edwin Lewis
Wille Givens
Lawton Garden Club
Chapter BY and PEO Committees Set for Year
Chapter BY and PEO Sisterhood held a meeting at 2 p m at Mrs Glen Dutcher home 1305 is Bill Bentley led a Constitution study A social hour followed Attending were Mesdames J W Redeker Faye K Etso Joe Rodolph Andrew Crosby Lawton Burton Earl Zorger John G Erwin Sr Charles E Bledsoe Otto Howard Ted Warkentin Bennie Stephens Max Brock Jr and W E Tomlinson
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Rober E. Williams
PEO
Glen Dutcher
Bill Bentley
Margaret Fox Leads Circle II Lesson On A Praying Church
Miss Margaret Fox conducted the lesson on the topic A Praying Church from the Book of Acts during Circle II meeting at the home of Mrs. J. M. Bakley 1715 Gore. Mrs. John Scott co hosted with Mrs. Lloyd Aurell president who led the business session naming three groups for a mission project and Devotional on optimism by Mrs. Hamra.
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Margaret Fox
Circle II
Cration
J. M. Bakley
Gore
John Scott
Lloyd Aurell
Bairney
Bill Joyner
T. A. Hamra
Hamra
V. 1Reer
Reed Cooter
W. B. Ferguson
L. O. Giesel
Murray Gilbert
Dana Kintner
Jake Lyons
B. Lacy
Charles Morledge
WA. Ross
District Conference and Pan American Day Plans Outlined
A Beal Heights Presbyterian Church gathering sets April 6 for the district conference of Westminster Presbyterian Women of the Church hosted by Mrs Ann Henderson at 1915 Glenn. The event will feature a Mexican Maid Craft display by Tate medtines girls and include a campus building photo showing. Woodrow McCaskill led the devotional with N J McCord guiding the program, assisted by W R Robinson and Yodelle Goodey. attendees included Helen Dunn Melvin Craig B McDaniels Bob Morford and J C Owen. The district conference coincides with Pan American Day observances on April 9 at Taft with a festival and dinner.
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Beal Heights Presbyterian Church
Pen Neal Ae Es Aing
Westminster Presbyterian Women of
Ann Henderson
Glenn
Tate
Tenge
Taft
Woodrow McCaskill
N. J.mccord
Spiritual Life
W. R. Robinson
Yodelle Goodey
Helen Dunn
Melvin Craig
B. McDaniels
Bob Morford
J. C. Owen
Baptist Young People leaders gather for state event
A Banquet held at 3416 Oak honors Miss Abine tae Oka om, Baptist Young People state secretary, with a 5 PM dinner at Mrs. Gerald R. Smith’s home. At 7:30 PM a coronation service at First Bay church featured Miss Green speaking on missionary work in Brazil Chile Argentina Mexico and Paraguay with slides. About 300 representatives from Comanche and surrounding counties attended and were recognized for Girls Auxiliary and Royal Ambassador achievements.
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Brazil
Chile
Argentina
Mexico
Paraguay
Comanche
First Baptist Church
The J. W. Redekers Have Houseguests
Mr and Mrs J W Redeker host visitors en route to the West coast for a FECOM assignment. Mrs Umphers formerly Miss Lucretia Snelling Lawton school teacher will reside here until her port call.
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J. W. Redeker
Audie Amp
FECOM
Umphers
Lucretia Snelling
Lawton
VFW Auxiliary Installation And District Meet Planned
VFW Auxiliary No. 1193 prepares an installation and initiation at VEW ball for Sixth district encampment in Lawton on April 34. Mrs. John Moats was the candidate. other officers named include Mrs. Jimmie Lancaster secretary and Mrs. Wallace Nyrop conductress. Visitors included Mrs. Mond Rust and Velma Saffel with district officers attending. VEW Post No. 1183 members and Okarche attendees joined the event. The meeting coincides with the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service activities.
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Vew Ball
John Moats
Jimmie Lancaster
Wallace Nyrop
Harvey Nelson
Harold ‘Barclay
Grimm
Guy Allred
Traister
Eka
Lawton
Mond Rust
VFW Auxilia
Aula Et Ber
Velma, Saffel
Marcella Jacobs
Artie Mae Moeller
Okarche
VEW
IBEW Auxiliary Votes Donation
IBEW Auxiliary votes on a donation measure with members weighing contributions and guidelines. The brief item notes internal committee action and the resulting decision pending final ratification.
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Ibew Auxiliary
Longshoremen Return To Work On New York Docks
Longshoremen resumed duties on New York piers Tuesday with no immediate outbreaks reported. Union officials and dock operators cautioned about potential flare ups while emphasizing normal cargo operations.
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New York Docks
Funeral Rites for Pioneer Woman Remain Incomplete
Born February 29, 1889 in Illinois and married February 10, 1911 at Miller Arkansas, she moved with her family and leaves behind a lengthy legacy. The obituary notes a lengthy life and ties to local communities as it concludes with sparse details from the memorial.
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Iinois
Miller, Ark
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