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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1956

Page

7

Social Calendar for Local Organizations in Lawton

Social events include Old Settlers club at 7 p.m. at the American Legion hall with pot-luck and a lackey party. VFW post 1193 auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. for initiation and officer elections. Other gatherings cover Presbyterian Couples club, Beta Omicron and Xi Tau sororities programs, PEO Sisterhood chapter EB, Square Dance at the Legion hall, Junior Miss club, AAUW art group, and a cancer dressing meeting with a public lunch. Regular weekly bop-hop at the VFW hall invites local youth.

Old Settlers Club American Legion Hall Woman's Auxiliary VFW First Presbyterian Roy Barrick Xi Tau Beta Sigma Phi Lawton PEO Sisterhood Clare Morford Jr Lake Square D Square E. Ernest Hunter Bob Yates Deep Burr Patsy Horton Columbia American Association of University Women Stephen’s Arts and Crafts Shop Sheridan Road Woman’s Veterans of Foreign Wars S. Second Lawton Garden Council Usc-Ymca F. Jack Allen

Past Matrons Club Meeting Led By Mrs Hooper

Mrs. Roy Hooper hosted a Past Matrons club meeting with Mrs C W George presiding. Fannie E Boggs provided the devotional and Mrs W C Belcher led the program on Jesus the Light of the World. Guests John Japp and L W Williamson attended as co hosts with Easter motif refreshments and a list of members present.

C. W. George Roy Hooper Laird Fannie E. Boggs Jesus W. C. Belcher John Japp L. W. Williamson Mesdames Boggs Hooper Anne Wear Smith George Wright Ed Crabtree Roland Croft C. C. Clothier Hub Crawford James Dale G. W. Ford Riley Park R. B. Stewart Andy Wolverton

Easter Shopping: A Mother’s Careful Suit Mission

A seasoned mother outlines a planned Easter clothing raid for her three year old son and baby. She coordinates locations, measures at home, packs a stroller kit, times the trip after naps, tests several suits by tag measurements, and lets the child choose between two acceptable outfits before paying. Shoes and hats are deferred for another outing.

New York Mike

Insect Carried Diseases Rarely Harm the Carriers

A concise note explains that few diseases carried by insects significantly injure the insects themselves, suggesting resilience or tolerance among vectors. The statement underscores the distinction between pathogens affecting hosts and those persisting in their carriers.

Hamburger Fry Precedes Lodge

Lawton Re bekah lodge No 87 members and families enjoyed a 6 30 p m hamburger fry before the regular meeting in IOOF hall 10914 D Mrs Edgar Peak noble grand and Mrs Ina Mae McClannahan vice grand led the session Forty members attended Local lodges sponsor the Bill Mack show set for 8 p m April 20 at Central junior high auditorium A special drill team will be formed for the tri state conclave June 30 at Municipal auditorium Oklahoma City Next meetings start 8 p m and a Red Cross donation was approved Guest Mrs Joe Stagner Columbus Ga was present.

Lawton Rebekah Lodge No IOOF Edgar Peak Noble Grand Ina Mae McClannahan Rebekah and Oddfellow Bill Mack Central Junior High School Carl Wheatley Municipal Auditorium Oklahoma City Red Cross Joe Stagner Columbus

Sterling band parents raise funds for bass horn purchase

Sterling special report notes $114 was raised by band parents at a pie and box supper in the American Legion hall. Under Loyd Booth direction the event featured several band selections, piano student performances, and Jackie Ellis singing and accompanying himself. Susan Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Preston Williams, was chosen band queen. Proceeds will buy a bass horn for the band.

Sterling Sterling Band American Legion Hall Loyd Booth Charlie Jepsen Jackie Ellis Susan Williams Preston Williams

OCW Glee Club to Perform at Banquet and City Event

Oklahoma College for Women Glee Club members Eleanor Bicknell Ava Bilbrey Lydia Morales Ann Phillips Velma Blaine and Joyce Ikard Kahle return to campus after spring break for classes on Tuesday April 3. The fifth annual Greater OCW Appreciation banquet features speaker Mrs Julius Johnston and a $1000 scholarship winner announced at the dinner. The club will perform again April 10 in Oklahoma City for the PEO state convention.

Lawton Eleanor Bicknell Ava Bilbrey Lydia Morales Ann Phillips Fort Sill Velma Blaine Snyder Joyce Ikard Kahle Cyril Oklahoma College For Women’s Glee Club OCW Julius Johnston Columbia Association Greater Ocw Homer Bolton Glee Club Oklahoma City PEO

Area Study Club Hosts Easter Guest Day Tea Program

Dr Horace C Casey Enid Presby pastor was guest speaker at the Saddle Mountain Study club Easter pageant event at the Holy City chapel in the Wichita mountains. His daughter Mrs Joe Taylor introduced him as club president and welcomed guests. baskets of pink and white gladioli decorated the altar and a coffee reception followed with a silver service and white iris centerpiece.

Saddle Mountain Horace C. Casey Enid Harry E. Payne Charles V. Payne Frank Payne John Payne M. R. Redman Bob Reece Frank Rush Jr James Rausch Wayne Rowe J. W. Tugman Herald Tipton Charles Turner Sherman E. Schoubee Earl M. Smith Carl Smelser Frank Sommers Jr Bob Williams Bert Wolf B. H. Williams Mesdames Howard Burk Nelson Davis David Fritz Jr Orbin Henson Clifford Pirtle Joe Taylor Paul Wege Sr Lee Wood

Pheasant Dinner Honors Birthday Celebrants

Mrs George Cox and Clell Wolfe were feted on their birthday anniversaries as Mr and Mrs Ryvers Reeder and son Dean hosted a pheasant dinner. Guests included George Cox Richard Cox James K Haley Mrs Frank Sommers Jr Frances Bell and Mrs Clell Wolfe.

Saddle Mountain George Cox Clell Wolfe Ryvers Reeder Dean Richard Cox James K. Haley Frank Sommers Jr Frances Bell

Oklahoma Traffic Toll Rises With Two Fatalities

A 15-year-old Oklahoma City girl, Patricia Ann Hudson, and a 45-year-old Lincoln county man, Lonnie C. Caldwell, were among Oklahoma’s 1956 traffic deaths reported for Tuesday. Hudson was struck in a crosswalk near Douglass High School and dragged 178 feet by a car that hit a fire plug. Caldwell died at University Hospital from injuries suffered March 7 when a car overturned twice eight miles west of Chandler. The driver of Hudson’s accident, Bryce Martin, 47, was critically injured.

Oklahoma City Lincoln County Oklahoath Tuesay Patricia Ann Hudson Douglass High School Bryce Martin Oklahoma City’s University Hospital Lonnie C. Caldwell Warwick Chandler

Bitten Housewife Refuses Free Antirabies Treatment

NORTH BAY Ontario A 5yearold housewife refuses free antirabies injections after a fox bite on her leg last week. She says she has had a full life and ignores pressure from husband two brothers and three daughters. Over 30 rabid foxes have been killed in six weeks and twenty people including nine children were given injections after handling dead animals.

North Bay Ont John Hart

Side Or Size-Whats Your Bed Problem

A discussion on bed width suggests standard doubles at 54 inches split between two. Many couples choose extra wide or twin beds for comfort and individual space. Supersize beds are common, but mattress and bed springs must be lump-free for proper rest.

Faxon Juniors Set Play Friday Night

Faxon high school presents the three act play Two Days to Marry at 8 p.m. Friday in the auditorium. Public invited. Cast includes Billy Anderson Jane Carson Junior Garrison Helen Howell Marvin Livingston Nita Swinford and Donald Wood.

FAXON Billy Anderson Jane Carson Junior Garrison Helen Howell Marvin Livingston Nita Swinford Donald Wood

Diamond Watches Offer Trusted Timekeeping

B. P. Hann promotes Benrus watches in Hamilton and Elgin lines with focus on durable, accurate timepieces. The ad notes successor to Osborn's and provides contact at phone 118 308 S. 4th for orders and inquiries.

Hamilton Elgin Benrus Osborn

Municipal water relies on wells and springs for a quarter

U S municipalities source roughly 25 percent of their water from wells and springs.

U.S

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