Women Hostesses And Farewells At Fort Sill Officer Events
Mrs Standly McCallum and Mrs Thomas Roper led a potluck for Sensor and Targeting Division officers and spouses in Mrs Roper’s home. Capt and Mrs Hubert Stainton hosted a battalion party for 2nd Battalion 36th Artillery with commanders and guests. Farewell gifts were given to several captains and lieutenants. Other gatherings included a Lawtonian hotel dinner for Artillery Transportation staff and a Service Club luncheon for USAFAC Sergeants Major wives. The Entre Nous Study Club met with talks on color psychology and fashion, while Lawson DeMolay Mothers Club prepared for a state convention in Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standly McCallum
Thomas M. Roper
Charles A. Teel
Sensor and Targeting Division
Target Acquisition Department
Roper
Usafac
Lawson DeMolay Mothers’ Club
Masonic Temple
Leonard Cates
H. R. Dwyer
Oklahoma
DeMolay Mothers ’ Club
Mothers’ Club
Lawton
Gerald Sill
Arthur J. Foundas
John Madzelan
Five WSCS Circles Meet at Centenary United Methodist
Five circles of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met recently at Centenary United Methodist Church. Circle One, hosted by Mrs. Ernest Godlove, was presided by Mrs. Carl Simpson with the study led by Mrs. J. Donald Rust continuing The Invitation. Circle Two hosted by Mrs. Elmer Bauman featured lessons by Mrs. Merie Warren and Mrs. W. W. Easley with guests Mrs. Al Meese and Mrs. Elwyn Thurston. Circle Three met at Mrs. Howard P. Rice’s home with Mrs. C. J. Mull presiding and Mrs. Roy Ranes leading Matthew. Circle Four met at Mrs. Gladys Harris’s home with reading by Mrs. Tressie Alford and Mrs. T. A. Over, and presiding by Mrs. Gilbert Monatoboy. Circle Five, hosted by Mrs. Ernest Winter, had Mrs. Jesse Barnes preside and Mrs. Neil Petree lead the Matthew study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Centenary United Methodist Church
Ernest Godlove
Carl Simpson
J. Donald Rust
Elmer Bauman
Merie Warren
W. W. Easley
al Meese
Elwyn Thurston
Circle Three
Howard P. Rice
C. J. Mull
Roy Ranes
Matthew
Circle Four
Gladys Harris
Tressie Alford
T. A
Gilbert Monatoboy
Prayer Retreat by WSCS in Carnegie Oklahoma
The Southwest District Indian Women's Society of Christian Service held a two day retreat at Wetsel Line Church in Carnegie. Mrs Ida Kaubin led the opening singing and prayer session. Mrs Louis Amos president Oklahoma City led the opening discussion on the Women's Society. The second day featured a litany reading by Mrs Amos and scripture reading by Rev Hazel Botone. Rev Prudie Edmonds spoke on self determination and stewardship after a covered dish luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest District
Indian Women's Society of Christian Service
United Methodist Church
Wetselline Church
Carnegie
Ida Kaubin
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Louis Amos
Oklahoma City
Amos
Hazel Botone
Prudie Edmonds
Lawton Social Calendar Series Details Monday Events
Local clubs and organizations schedule Monday gatherings across Lawton Fort Sill venues. Rebekah Lodge meets 7:30 p.m. at OOF Hall while American Legion Post No. 29 hosts 7:30 p.m. events. golf and bridge events planned at Lawton Country Club with luncheon and bridge times. A busy civic agenda includes Circle group meetings at various addresses, Handicapped Children Center benefit dessert bridge, Senior Citizens Club at the Museum, and a Kaleidoscope pre-show reception at the McMahon Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Rebekah Lodge
Lowery - Whitehead
American Legion
Sheridan Bank
Lawton
NW 44Th
T. A. Dyer
Elm
Wayne Cousins
Lincoln
Military Wives’ Garden Club of
Fort Sill
New Post Chapel
Comanche County
E. E
Senior Citizens Club
Museum of the Great Plains
McMahon Memorial Auditorium
NCO Wives Plan Events and Meetings
The NCO Wives' Club held a hail and farewell coffee and games at the NCO Club. President Mrs. Charles Himes announced the AUSA banquet set for Tuesday, April 11 and urged Waiting Wives to register with Mrs. Himes by April 5. Retirement coffees resume March 31 after the ceremony, with the next board meeting at 9:30 a.m. in the NCO Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCO Wives’ Club
NCO Club
Deval Bible
Rose Sougoa
Ruben Torres
Aubrey Boyd
Charles Himes
LeRoy Ellington
AUSA
Himes
Ing
Ill Corps Holds Dinner and Farewell Dance at Fort Sill
Ill Corps Artillery officers and wives held a hail and farewell dinner dance in the Artillery Room at Fort Sill Officers Club. Col. Arthur C. Meier presided, recognizing newcomers Lt. Col. Lowell Smith Lt. Col. Andrew Sullivan Capt. William Boehm Capt. Eugene Egan Capt. David Schneider Lt. David Phillips and CW3 Sam Cooper. Farewells were exchanged with Lt. Col. Smith Maj. Robert Johnson Capt. Dale Granlund Capt. Garey Perkins and Capt. James Watson. A silver baby cup was presented to Capt. and Mrs. Granlund. A Sherri Tipton party was hosted by Donese Whitaker Tammy Cagle at the Cagle home, followed by a slumber party at the Whitakers. Guests included Kim Alexander Betty Gillain Janet Miller Jana Miller Betty Morgan and Lisa Young. APACHE special notes a Sew and So Club gathering at Mrs. E. P. Wilkinson’s Lawton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ill Corps Artillery
Fort Sill
Arthur C. Meier
Corps Artillery
Lowell Smith
Andrew Sullivan
William W. Boehm
Eugene Egan
David Schneider
David Phillips
Sam Cooper
Smith
Robert Johnson
Dale Granlund
Garey Perkins
James Watson
Granlund
Sherri Tipton
Donese Whitaker
Tammy Cagle
Dove Cagle
Lawton
Don Whitaker
Kim Alexander
Betty Gillain
Janet Miller
Jana Miller
Betty Morgan
Lisa Young
Officers Wives Name Chairman At Fort Sill Event
Mrs. John R. Fox and Mrs. Thomas H. Brown hosted a coffee for Wives of Officers of the 1st Aerial Field Artillery Battery, with Mrs. Donald L. Peters presiding and Mrs. Johnny G. Turpin named publicity chairman. Aviation Command luncheon planned for April 11. next coffee set for April 26 at 7 30 pm hosted by Mrs. Douglas L. Raper and Mrs. Alvin C. Freeman. NCO Chapter to meet at Fort Sill NCO Club to discuss San Antonio convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Fox
Thomas H. Brown
1St Aerial Field Artillery
Aviation Command
Douglas L. Raper
Alvin C. Freeman
James W. Halley
NCO
Redleg
NCO Association
Fort Sill
NCO Club
San Antonio
Tex
Abigail Van Buren columns on divorce dinner party and mail mixups
Dear Abby columns recount a 25th anniversary divorce announcement at a party, etiquette on hosting and sibling dinner tensions, a junk mail money loss and administrative delays, and a marijuana legalization question prompting public opinion.
New Officers Installed By Auxiliary No. 16
The Auxiliary to the Military Order of the Cootie Pup Tent No. 16 at the VFW Hall installed officers. Emile Leveille became president and Nile Beebe received a past presidents pin. Gifts and corsage were given to Beebe, Boone, and Wallman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Order of the Cootie
Pup
VFW
Earl Boone
Margaret Wallman
Emile Leveille
John Baggents
Earl Green
Gary Stinson
James Scarborough
Howard Robey
Don Verpagel
George Damon
Wallman
Nile Beebe
Nelda Meloni
Fun
Boone
Hospital
B.P. Wal
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36Th Artillery
Hubert M. Stainton
Stainton
George L. Cramer
Donald E. Hilbert
Meredith Mazzle
Edward FE. Gato
Frederick R. Hackman
Rolf N. Hufnagel
Lawrence R. Scamahorn
Joseph G. Korzeniewski
Gregory L. Sullivan
Artillery Transportation Department
Lawtonian
F. D.R. Baker
Nicholas J. Chelenza
Martha Russell
Lois Gillard
Entre Nous Study Club
Charles Andrus
George Barber
Andrus
William Thomas
Donald Roney
Leonidas Johnson
Charles A. Roberts
Wil
Liam Weske
Jim Lockerd
American Airlines
Toronto
New York
San Francisco
Acapulco
Haiti
Hawaii
Fijis
Australia
MI 4
WSCS
Ernest Winter
Circle Five
Jesse Barnes
Neil Petree
Elaine Powers
Hame
Gore
Lfile LP
Ali
Preceptor Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Arthur Knott Jr
40Th
Robert Fullerton
Cherry
Lawton-Fort Sill
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Redley
Mountain Tops Club
S. Sheridan
Ill Corps
S-4
Apache Club
Rs. E. P. Wilkinson
Sos
N. Sheridan Rd
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Henry
San Jose
Los Angeles
Cal
Cite ‘National Vere
BankAmericaid
WTON
Mrs. Ancell
Flair Studio OF Charm
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D.T.C
O.P.B.S
Fabric Sale
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