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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1963

Page

7

Shorts lengths explained for travel fashion buyers

An explainer on the common shorts names and lengths with measurements. It lists Clam Digger, Golf Short, Bermuda, Jamaica, Tennis Short, Short Short, and Capris, comparing them to knee height and ankle bone, helping travelers pick the right style.

New York Nea Bermudas Jamaica Nassau Bermuda Jules Rosen Pantsmaker Fisherman Cabin Boy

Wilson P-TA Meets with Reports on Awards and Activities

The Wilson P-TA met in the school auditorium with president John Woodward presiding. Delegates for next year include Mrs. Donald Odell and Mrs. Jess Newby. YMCA official Warren Smith spoke on summer activities. Gene Smith discussed the summer baseball program. Blue Birds and Camp Fire Girls activities were outlined by Mrs. Martin Demling. New officers were installed by Marvin Trope. Room count honors went to Mrs. Ann Anderson, Mrs. S. A. Altizer and Melton Simpson.

Wilson P-Ta John Woodward Jess Newby Donald Kline Acorn P-Ta Donald Odell Warren Smith YMCA Gene Smith Wilson Dads Club Martin Demling Blue Birds Camp Fire Marvin Trope Ann Anderson S. A. Altizer Melton Simpson

Whittier P-TA Elects New Officers At Meeting

Music students from Cameron College performed for Whittier P-TA on Monday night in the school auditorium. Frances Inman introduced Gene Brooks who led a mixed choir with soloists Charles Rightmer and Jenelle Landrum. Dr. Lewis Flagler gave the devotion and Dr. J McDonald installed the new officers Randol Compton president and officers Dale Barnett Southerland Callicott Phillips with Frances Inman and Elizabeth Maupin on the hospitality committee.

Cameron College Whittier P-Ta Frances Inman Gene Brooks Cameron Charles Rightmer Jenelle Landrum Natawa Camp Fire Girls Lewis Flagler J. McDonald Randol Compton Dale Barnett Buryl Southerland Viona Callicott Jim Phillips Elizabeth Maupin

Westwood Unit Hears Students Chorus Program

The fifth and sixth grade chorus under Miss Peggy Curry presented a Westwood PTA program titled Toast of Broad way. Cub Scout den 4 pack 77 led the flag salute while Rev John Roy Harris gave the devotion. Leo Holmes presided and Miss Ayers with Miss Washburn won the room count.

Peggy Curry Westwood Pta Broadway Leo Holmes John Roy Harris First Baptist Church Ayers Margaret Washburn Lowell Walker

Culture Club Concludes Year With Luncheon

The Apache Culture club ended the year with a covered-dish luncheon at Mrs. J. M. Bohart's home. The group voted to rename itself the Apache Study club and announced affiliation with the National Hemophilia Association. Incoming president Mrs. Marvin McCarty received the gavel from Mrs. O'Connor and reported on the Federated Women's Club state convention in Oklahoma City. Special guests included Mrs. Thurman Bohart and Mrs. Ira J. Hessilink, with many members in attendance.

Apache Culture Club J. M. Bohart Apache Study Club National Hemophilia Association Jay Lee Scott Marvin McCarty O'Connor McCarty Federated Womens Club Oklahoma City A. H. Cook Jake Dunn Walter Gilbreath Haley W. W. Hirst C. S. Jenkins J. V. Lasley A. J. McMahan O’connor Patterson Ira Sawyer Roy Smith Charles Stone Herbert Umber Frank Weidenmaier O. E. White E. P. Wilkinson W. P. Woodward Andy Kamphuis Thurman Bohart Tahlequah Ira J. Hessilink Lincoln Neb

Square Topper Square Dance Club Welcomes Guests

The Square Topper Square Dance club held a Friday night dance at the American Legion hall Sev enth and E. Welcome guests included Pat Poindexter Delores Burkhalter Pete Perry John Harvey Polly Campbell Glenda Campbell Connie Galbrieth Vicki Knight Mr and Mrs Bob Moran Jo Addington Lou Allridge Dora Cotney Janie Lou Williams Fern Woods Joy Perry Paul Tate was caller and hosts were Mr and Mrs Johnny Bandy and Mr and Mrs Herman Jones Southwestern district officers were welcomed: Mr and Mrs Lee Davidson president Mr and Mrs Dick Matthys secretary and Mr and Mrs Roy Everett. New local officers elected were Roy Everett president Howard Cole vice president Paul Kennedy secretary treasurer and Rich White reporter. Delegates to district meetings were Herb Moran and Buster Bradley.

Square Topper Square Dance Club American Legion Hall Seventh Pat Poindexter Delores Burkhalter Pete Perry John Harvey Polly Campbell Glenda Campbell Connie Galbrieth Vicki Knight Bob Moran Jo Addington Lou Allridge Dora Cotney Janie Lou Williams Fern Woods Joy Perry Paul Tate Johnny Bandy Herman Jones Southwestern Lee Davidson Dick Matthys Roy Everett Howard Cole Paul Kennedy Rich White Herb Moran Buster Bradley

Personal News From Fort Worth and Mangum Visit

Miss Alice Payne returns from Fort Worth Texas after visiting her sister Mrs Katie Johns and other relatives. Mr and Mrs J M Corcoran of 1909 Taft visited friends in Mangum Saturday.

Letitia Alice Payne Fort Worth Tex Katie Johns J. M Mike) Corcoran Taft Mangum

Lawton Women Attend 65th OSFWC Convention in Oklahoma City

Nine members of Lawton Woman's Forum attended the Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Clubs 65th annual convention in Oklahoma City. A Lawton high school painting by Harold Copeland won a superior rating and previously earned second in the Hallmark contest. Delegates included Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Godlove, Mrs. Dunlap, and others. 318 delegates registered for the event which heard Governor Bellman and other leaders. The USFWC endorsed resolutions on conservation, welfare, health, drugs control, safety and literacy under the theme Widening Horizons.

Lawton Woman's Forum Oklahoma State Federation of Women’s Clubs Oklahoma City Harold Copeland Lawton Forum Arts and Crafts O. L. Parsons W. W. Godlove E. B. Dunlap J. Hale Edwards W. F. Shepard Raymond Crook Irvin E. Schmidt Harry B. Routh Clyde Irwin Edwards Godlove OSFWC Oklahoma Henry Bellman Dexter Otis Arnold General Federation of Women’s Clubs W. Angie Smith Oklahoma-New Mexico Methodist Church Walter Menninger Menninger Clinic Topeka Kaw

Altar Society Plans May Queen Crowning

St Anne's Altar Society in St Anthony's hall held a meeting led by Mrs John Ryan. Miss Cyrilla Gaster was announced to crown Mary the May queen at 7 30 p m May 12 in St Anne's church. A nuptial mass for Linda Boelin and Wayne Lewis is set for June 15 with a reception in St Anthony's hall. Bridal shower for Miss Boelin on June 3.

Pat Harrel Jack Schlitt Fred Jones John Hardrog Cyrilla Gaster Mary St. Anne’s Church John Boelin Linda Wayne T. Lewis John Lodes Herbert Jackson Pat Cappuccio Frank Krasnica Anna Ryan Joyce Russeau

Mrs. Virgil Piercy Receives Layette Shower Honors

In Letitia church a layette shower honored Mrs. Virgil Piercy, the former Davis, with a large group of local ladies and family members listed among the attendees and honorees.

Virgil Piercy Letitia Davis Flossie Vandevort Melton Rogers B. Ford Ben Bertram Laurene Kelling E. J. Schram Stanley Wade J. Carman Max Nunley Perry Gore Wimner Watkins Bill McCall A. Dayton Don Minors Paul Taliaferro Bard Taliaferro Frances Wade Marsha McCall Nancy Wade

New Officers of Swinney PTA Installed

Mrs. Fred R. Whitehead and Mr. Wayne Smith were installed as co-presidents of the Swinney PTA at a Monday night meeting. The retiring officers were invited to form a line as the new leaders accepted symbols of office. The ceremony honored Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith with a silver pitcher.

Fred R. Whitehead Wayne Smith Swinney Parent-Teachers Association PTA Whitehead Larry Smith Wayne Riley Ross Fasolino Bryan Pohl Ronnie Worthen Raymond Burgess Brock Phipps Kenneth Copeland Margaret Schmidt Walter Truex Jane Roberts Exma Kimbro

Social Calendar Tuesday Events Across Lawton Area

Community groups host meetings and gatherings including the Goodwill Rebekah lodge at IOOF hall 10942 D 8 p.m. the First Presbyterian couples club at Fellowship hall 6:30 p.m. the Lawton Fort Sill International club Food Fair 7:30 p.m. at the Museum of the Great Plains First Methodist WSCS circles across multiple addresses and times the NCO Wives club at the NCO club 1 p.m. and Shasta Daisy club birthday luncheon at Cattlemen's Cafeteria 1 p.m. plus Junior Miss club meeting 7:30 p.m. with Linda Watts at 2012 Wesley.

Church P. O. Porter Julie Crane Pollard Walter Wolverton NCO Wives Club NCO Club Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant Ioof Hall Shasta Daisy Club Cattlemen's Linda Watts Wesley

Camp Fire Group Has Tacky Party

The Walton Camp Fire group from Pecan Grove school held a Tacky party at Jan Berry’s home with co host Jan Jarvis. Kathy Painter won first prize and Barbara Mahoney second for the tackiest costumes. A patio picnic supper followed. Present were Ann Brazil, Jackie Cagle, Janie Cagle, Deborah Curtis, Patti Dowling, Barbara Mahoney and Kathy Painier.

Walton Pecan Grove Jan Berry Jan Jarvis Kathy Painter Barbara Mahoney Ann Brazil Jackie Cagle Janie Cagle Deborah Curtis Patti Dowling Kathy Painier

Abigail Van Buren Advice Column Highlights

Dear Abby advises against gossip and suggests suing for slander though rare. A reader recalls a delivery room plea to husbands and Twins incident ends with a note to please the doctor. A reader asks whether to please self or husband after childbirth and Abby tells to please the doctor for personal peace.

Abby Morrow Bay Calif

Junior Club Wins Three State Prizes

The Lawton Oklahoma Junior Federation of Music clubs gathering in Norman saw the local Keyboard Music Club win two first prizes and one third. Nancy Sue Rogers and Mark Reebes earned five year superior pins for piano. Denise Derke led the pledge as club president. A mother’s day tea follows at 4 p.m. Friday hosted by Mrs Pine.

Oklahoma Junior Federation of Music Clubs Norman Nancy Sue Rogers Mark Reebes Denise Derke Lawton Gaylon Pine Kenny Roach Kathy Powers Marsha Mullins Debbie Walker Morris Walker

Brownies Celebrate Mother's Day With Skit and Gifts

Brownie troop 409 hosted a Mother's Day program at Mrs. D J Gumm's home 4527 Cheyenne. Skit Who featured Jill Munson Susie Duncan Debbie McArdle and Sharon Warren. Mrs Minnie Van Hoozer explained Mother's Day. Di ana DeFrees Lois Monk read My Mother and Daddy Dear Deborah Gumm read For Mother's Day Janie Jones led a prayer. Mrs Charles Hockenberry welcomed guests and gave each a soap fish gift. Twelve attended.

Brownie Troop D. J. Gumm Cheyenne Jill Munson Susie Duncan Debbie McArdle Sharon Warren Minnie van Hoozer Diana DeFrees Lois Monk Daddy Deborah Gumm Janie Jones Charles Hockenberry

U S Sw Mills Distribution Across Regions

The United States operates 32 000 sawmills with 15 480 located in the southern states.

United States

Club Sponsors European Trip

Foreign-born women may join a group tour to Europe sponsored by the Lawton Fort Sill International club. Mrs A V Caldwell says the trip targets visitors who want to travel together, depart in early June, and return before August 22. Prices include 479 for Amsterdam and return, 506 for Frankfurt, with about 30 percent savings and a time payment option. Phone numbers EL3-8690 or EL3-3682 for details.

Lawton-Fort Sill Oklahoma City Amsterdam Frankfurt Caldwell

Two for the Hospital Chattanooga Accident

S J Pete Weitzell a white coated attendant rode an ambulance to fetch a sick woman and return as a patient. He slipped carrying the cot fell and fractured a hip in Chattanooga.

Chattanooga S. J Pete) Weitzell Weitzell

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