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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1947

Page

5

Dorcas Class Hosts Tacky Party at Central Baptist

Mrs. C. C. Colclasure acted as hostess for the Dorcas class at Central Baptist church. The group held a tacky costume party and its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening, awarding a prize for the tackiest outfit.

Dorcas Central Baptist Church

Teckiest Costume Contest at Class Meeting

A short business meeting and song service led by class president Mrs. D. E. Fincher preceded a games session and a teckiest costume contest in which Mrs. Bowen won unanimously. Refreshments followed served by the hostess to Mesdames Perry Moss, Golda Hillis, Herlon Hughes, Earl Austin, M. M. Reynolds, Mrs. Fincher, Bennie Olsen, GC, CG. Bowen, and Miss Lily Stanford, the class teacher.

C. G. Colclasure Elm D. E. Fincher Bennie Olsen CG. Bowen Misse Lily Stafford

Luncheon Honors Domestic Science Club Members

Mrs Olive Peller co hosted a members luncheon and program for the Domestic Science club at 1 p m Wednesday in the home of Mrs Albert Childs 307 Columbia Violets and spring flowers adorned the table Mrs E E Cones program chairman introduced vocalist Mrs Virgil Riddle who was accompanied by Mrs C R Ellsworth at the piano Mrs Ellsworth offered two piano solos and Mrs George Bridges read a selection The president Mrs Ben Ash led a brief business session Other attendees included Mesdames Donald Angus Clyde Bawley G M Brocka P S Cox John Helvey G S Holman Bruce Lucas W K Miller J C Miller A G Norris H W Powell Grover Ralston Joe Reed Reece Russell E W Shuil J B Westbrook Ernest Waller Gladys Wolverton L P Ross and Ivan J Young

Olive Peller Domestic Science Club Albert Childs Columbia E. E. Cones Virgil Riddle C. R. Ellsworth Ellsworth George Bridges Ben Ash Donald Angus Clyde Bawley G. M. Brocka P. S. Cox John Helvey G. S. Holman Bruce Lucas W. K. Miller J. C.miller A.G. Norris H. W. Powell Grover Ralston Joe Reed Reece Russell E. W. Shuil

Reorganization of Cache PTA Set for March 31

The Cache Union Valley Home Demonstration club meeting set plans to reorganize the Cache Parent Teacher Association on March 31 at 8 p m with refreshments. Members discussed federation attendance for the April 8 meeting and heard a lesson on freezing fruits and vegetables plus a survey for the Consumer Speaks Project. The gathering named officers and listed participating members for an all day session on April 9 at Mrs E C Krlas home.

A. P. Daybenapeck Union Valley Home Demonstration Club O. F. Kern M.P. Treadway O. P. Landon Cache Juanita Benson American Home Economics Association Consumer Speaks Project Mesdames E. ©. Kriss HE. F. Kern J. M Worley L. Colvin J. M. Blackburn B. L. Fort E. L. Fort, Jr Carl Livingston J. O. Robinson D. B. Barker W. B. Story

Centenary WSCS Circles Hold Regular Study Sessions

Centenary Methodist church Wo man s Society of Christian Service conducted business meetings study hours and social periods Tuesday. Circle 1 hosted by Mrs L W Ferguson at Fort Sill featured study on The Christian and Race led by Mrs James Craig with three visitors present and several members listed. Circle 2 met in the church library with four new members serving as hostesses and Mrs Grover Thomas presiding. study led by Mrs Ernest Hicks covered The Christian and Race followed by a dessert social.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Centenary Methodist Church L. W. Ferguson Circle 1 Fort Sill James Craig Jesson Rivers Randall Ray Menard Fred Dunning Nell Ashlock G. M. Clarix Joe Dockery Fred Gray Dan Owen F. E., Lawrence Marion Belveo Circle 2 Luther Hisan Winifters Reinders

Circle hostesses and study on The Christian and Race

Hostesses named including Mesdames Robert Brock Martha Farriss J W Berryman E C Cagle Dillard Wiseman Stella Tadlock and Fred Kluck. Mrs A H Newton hosted Circle 3 at 1802 South 11th when Pauline Obel led the study on The Christian and Race assisted by Mrs W.

Robert Brock Martha Farriss J. W. Berryman E. C. Cagle Dillard Wiseman Stella Tadlock Fred Kluck A. H. Newton South 11 Pauline Obel

WSCA Meeting Seeks Gift for Hospital Patient Carrie Eakin

E Provine and other members hosted a WSCA gathering. Mrs R J Christian delivered the devotional on Service with the Master using Luke 10 25. Members voted to give a gift to Carrie Eakin, daughter of Edna Eakin, a Southwestern hospital patient, with refreshments served to numerous members and guest Miss Fern Cassel.

E. Provine William A. Munson Jess Perciver Bert Stuart R. J.christian Carrie Eakin Southwestern Hospital Edna Eakin WSCA John F. Thomas, Sr Lorene Fields Walter Wicker Floyd Jackson W. T. Burleson T. C. Caldwell W. W. Teasley Miss Fern Cassel Conference Church

Circle 4 met at Mrs Garrison's home to study relationships

Secretary Mrs James Black presided as Circle 4 members gathered at 1126 Laird for a meeting led by Mrs John E Brooks on the study of relationship and Brotherhood. Assisting were Mrs E B Dunlap and Mrs O G Darling gave devotions.

James Black Circle 4 H. D Garrison Laird John E. Brooks E. B. Dunlap O. G Darling

Refreshments Served to Guests at Event

The hostess served refreshments to the guests listed as Mes James Arthur Clark, Albert Sha fer, George Pierson, I. R Ozman, A. C. Shelton and Walton. The note adds that Tung nut production in the United States rose from under one ton in 1924 to 47 300 tons in 1946.

James Arthur Clark Albert Shafer George Pierson I. R Ozman A. C. Shelton Walton United States

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