WSCS Circles Hold Meetings at First Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service circles at First Methodist met Tuesday in various homes and the church. Circle 2 bid farewell to Mrs. Percival moving to Pennsylvania. Circle leaders were honored and lessons included origins of the Methodist Church and Isaiah studies. A covered dish luncheon served to 23 members and four guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Circle 1
Ralph Wolverton
Arlington
Dean Beavers
Peter Marshall
W. H. Stanton
Wayne Meeks
Circle 2
W. D. Goodlett
R. G. Percival
Pennsylvania
Circle 3
Bill Needham
Orville Smith
D. L. Hinckley
Methodist Church
Circle 4
Pearson Porter
Porter
Circle 5
Julie Crane
Pollard
Isaiah
Raymond Lewis
Jack Rhodes
Carl Cartwright
Circle 6
Walter Wolverton Farm
Goldie Hammond
John Wesley
175 Advance In CFG Work
Sixth grade Camp Fire Girls and eighth grade junior high Camp Fire girls graduated Tuesday at the USC ceremony. Tekawitha Horizon club led the program with Pat McBride Pam Price Janet Gorski Kathe Sohl Peggy Richard and Nancy Francoeur among participants. Jolynn Howenstine welcomed the advancing group and Mrs J C Hester invited continued community service. Punch was served at a pink rose table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
USC
Junior Service League
Tekawitha Horizon Club
Pat McBride
Pam Price
Janet Gorski
Kathe Sohl
Peggy Richard
Nancy Francoeur
Jolynn Howenstine
J. C. Hester
Connie Hill Jr
OCW Units Elect Five Lawton Cyril Girls As Officers
Five girls from Lawton and Cyril have been chosen as officers of organizations at OCW Chickasha. Sheila Whitley will serve as 1963 64 PEM club president. Myra Stevens heads the OCW Sigma Alpha Iota chapter. Donna Nauman is vice president. Other officers include Mary Frances Carnes song leader of Eche Sa. Pat O Hare student government rep and Newman club officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton and
Cyril
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Sheila Whitley
W. P. Whitley
Dearborn
PEM Club
Myra Stevens
T. E. Stevens
OCW
Sigma Alpha Iota
Donna Nauman
H. O. van Cleave
Mountain Park
Pecan Grove Students Stage Round Trip Ticket Musical
Pecan Grove P-TA entertained Monday night in the school auditorium with a musical by fifth and sixth graders titled Round Trip Ticket to Many Places. The show featured seven skits with US locale music, student composers, and highlighted performers Jerry Blake Jackie Cagle Danny Plummer Robert Shreve Roy Shreve Jimmy Dunn and Jan Berry. Maj. Edgar E. Marvel presided over the meeting and presented a past president’s pin and corsages to staff and the principal for their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecan Grove
P-Ta
Mike Ayers
United States
Jerry Blake
Jackie Cagle
Danny Plummer
Robert Shreve
Roy Shre
Carrie Fisher Club Sets Bake Sale
The Carrie M. Fisher home economics club will hold a bake sale Saturday in front of the downtown C. R. Anthony Co. store. The next meeting is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday May 21 with hostess Mrs Ronald Baggett. The program will be by Mrs Dwight Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie M. Fisher
C. R. Anthony Co
Jerry Moon
Ronald Baggett
Dwight Morris
Lyons Hobby Shop
Bob McCarthy
Ed Cox
Baggett
Jack Babbitt
Cox
McCarthy
Morris
Richard Neptune
Moon
Geronimo WMS Program Marks 75th Anniversary
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Geronimo Baptist Church met Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Elmer Sims and Mrs. Lee Baughman presented the program Laborers Together With God Through the Years. Mrs. Marvin Baughman led the business session and Mrs. Sims baked a 75th anniversary cake for serving. Attendants included Mrs. W. R. Caviness, Mrs. Emory Crow, Mrs. Aubrey Ritter, Robi Ann and Jay Price, and Connie Sandman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the Geronimo Baptist Church
Elmer Sims
Lee Baughman
Marvin Baughman
Sims
W. R. Caviness
Emory Crow
Aubrey Ritter
Robi Ann
Jay Price
Connie Sandman
Shasta Daisy Club Celebrates 14th Birthday Luncheon
The Shasta Daisy club marked its 14th birthday with a luncheon at Cattleman’s Cafeteria led by president Mrs. Louis Sexton. Mrs. Paschal Austin gave the devotion, gifts were exchanged, and a downtown shopping district tour followed. Attendees included Mrs. Percival, Mrs. Abraham, Mrs. Beach, Mrs. Cooper, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shasta Daisy Club
Cattleman’s
Louis Sexton
Paschal Austin
Julia Percival
Jerry Abraham
Michael Beach
Ola Cooper
Austin
Sexton
Johnny Bandy
Cliff Rath
Leonard Rainey
Gilbert Peggod
H. S. Henrix
May Breakfast of Lawton Woman's Forum Saturday
Traditional May Day breakfast marks the close of the club year at 9 30 a m in the Hotel Lawtonian ballroom. Officers will be installed and guests entertained with a program themed Our American Heritage including music and awards. more than 106 people expected. Reservations end Friday noon via Mrs Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Woman's Forum
Lawtonian
Jle
Volney Hamm
Clifton Glandon
C. J. Hanan
G. G. Goodier
O. L. Parsons
Miss Swindell Honored At Fellowship Shower
Becky Yannice Swindell bride elect of Andrew Otis Jackson was celebrated at a Calvary Baptist church shower in Fellowship Hall. Attended by about 530 guests, the event featured orchid and white decor and gifts from Mrs. A. L. Stringer. The couple plan to marry May 31 in the church sanctuary with Rev. Troy Corzine officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Yannice Swindell
Andrew Otis Jackson
Calvary Baptist Church
Yandell Swindell
Jackson
Otis Jackson
Enterprise
Ala
Henry
Troy Corzine
A. L. Stringer
John Hain
J. D. Golden
Bryan Bowman
L. A. Sheffield
Fred A. Harris
Nita Golden
Joy Sheffield
Sarah Kay Hain
Local social calendar lists clubs and meetings across Lawton area
Jefferson school PTA hosts a preschool roundup at 1 p.m. Benevolent and Patriotic Order of Does and Elks lodge hold events at 1001 A. at 8 p.m. Rebekah lodges and other groups schedule covered dish dinners, social gatherings, and meetings from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at various addresses. Also listed are medical, veterans, garden, and music group activities with locations in Lawton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
PTA
Patriotic Order of Does
Elks Lodge
Goodwill Club of Goodwill
Rebekah Lodge
Floyd Miller
Arlington
Busy Bee Club
L. G. Vowell
Summit
Southwest Iris Society
Lou Ella Gillock
Comanche County
Ronald Cagle
Melton Meeks
People’s Baptist Church
Eighth and B
Benevolent
DAR Will Hear Convention Report
Lawton chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets at 1 45 p m Saturday in the Museum of the Great Plains to hear a report on the Kees Continental Congress of NSAR presented by delegates Mrs Roy Stafford and Miss Lily F Stafford who visited historic sites around the capital. Hostesses listed. Also notes luncheon, rummage sale, and Pioneer club meeting with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Museum of the Great Plains
Kees Continental Congress
NSAR
Roy Stafford
Lily F. Stafford
Washington, D.C
A. B. Gosselin
B. L. Curtius Jr
R. M. Massad
Fay Kimbell Ozman
Wives of Officers Hold Monthly Army Coffee
Wives of officers from the 2nd Howitzer Battalion 36th Artillery gathered at Mrs. Gerald Brown’s home for a monthly coffee. Farewell to Mrs. Gerald LaTour was noted. Mrs. Richard L. Strube announced a 34th Brigade evening party at the Officers club and a May 28 coffee for the 41st Group in the Artillery room. Hostesses for June named Mrs. William Weske and Mrs. Andrea Prochilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
36Th Artillery
Gerald Brown
Joe F. Tyler
John F. Bobbitt
Gerald LaTour
Richard L. Strube
34Th
William Weske
Andrea Prochilo
Garfield P-TA Installs Officers After Program
Mrs. Lucille Jones led a chalk talk on Mother and Johnny Mackey sang Wonderful Mother of Mine with his mother present. Dr. Douglas Wilson presided as outgoing president. new officers include Dr. Charles E. Green co president and K R Armstrong first vice president and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Jones
Garfield P-Ta
Jewell Bowman
Johnny Mackey
Mother
B. C. Mackey
Volney Hamm
Charles E. Green
K. R. Armstrong
Leon Garrison
Wayne Watson
Yale Scurlock
Bernard Montgomery
Douglas Wilson
John Guy Erwin
O. R. Hoover
Etna Story
Oklahoma College for Women accepts 11 area applicants
Fort Sill and Lawton area girls including Wanda Mattoon Annette Rominger Janie Williams Betty Collier Dixie Drumond Dorothy Mays Jane Mays Claire Mays Carol Dombrowski Melissa Murray and Norma Bentley are accepted for enrollment next year pending successful spring courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill and
Lawton Area
Oklahoma College For Women
Wanda Lee Mattoon
Morford Dr
Annette Rominger
Janie Williams
Maple
Betty Jane Collier
Knox Rd
Fort Sill
Dixie Dale Drummond
Dorothy Mays
Jane Ann
Claire Irene Mays
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WSCS
Lawton, Cyril Girls
19Th St
S.W. Oklahoma
Lawton Beauty School
Sheridan Road
CMMI
Carrie Fisher Club
Geronimo Wms
Forum
Sweet Pea Garden Club
Hickory Inn
Quest Club
Maurice Elledge
N. 40Th
Pioneer Club
Oliver Pine
Unity Lodge
Ioof Hall
Hollywood Cleaners
Gore Bivd
Sealy
Wolverton’s
DAR
Gore Blvd
Sill Group
Laird
Lawton Venetian Blind & Screen CO
Lee Bird
Rita McDonald
Marie Lewis
Betty Burgess
Sheridan Rd
Marylin Miller Cosmetics
Edna Hennessee
Furs & Woolens
Oklahoma
Speck Sanders Cleaners
C Avenue
Cache Road
Trade Mart
Maytag
Badgett
Maytag Highlander Center
44Th & Cache Road
Larry J. King
Carol Jo Dombrowski
Frederick
Melissa Lynn Murray
Rte. 1
Granite
Norma Bentley
Rte. 2
Elgin
Erie
O.K. Transfer & Storage CO
Sears
Kenmore
Kenmore Vacuum Cleaners
Sears and
Save
Gore Lawton
Okla
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