Lawton Social Calendar Shows Wide Community Meetings
Lawton hosts a busy Social Calendar with music teachers meeting at 8 p.m. and a National Secretaries Association session at 7:30 p.m. Plus church groups, PTA, welfare clubs, Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary activities, and Wednesday events at local halls, churches, and schools featuring installations, socials, and officer trainings. Numerous hostesses and venues include Bryans shop, First Presbyterian Church parlor, and Fort Sill NCO Open Mess.
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Lawton Music Teachers Association
W. F. Shepard
Lawton
National Secretaries Association
Bryan
First
Prsbyterian Coll Club
Wean Lemention Hall
Louis Geisel
Richard Turner
Gordon Wayne
Calvin Woodall
Department of
D. Association For Childhood Education
Swinney School
Whittier
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Women’s Association
Lio Aurell
W. R. Cooter
Alpha Pi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Jesse Tkard
First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
J. H. Ford
Atlanta
Harry T. Miller
Fort Sill Blvd
A. P. Burns
Columbia
First Christian Women’s Fellowship
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Chamber of Commerce
First Methodist
Service Guild
J. T. Bruss
Peter Starns
Elton Wilkerson
Martha Circle of
Westminster Presbyterian Women of
Gene Snider
Dearborn
Better Homemakers Home Demonstration Club
Marie der. Neal
Pickles Relishes Club Plans Events and Lesson
The Locust Grove workers club met for luncheon and a business session. Mrs. Cecil Watson led the business portion and announced the April 20 civil defense program and May 26 session to honor Paradise Valley HD club. Mrs. Clara J. Kelley demonstrated pickles and kraut and announced the annual June Flower and Vegetable show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers Home Ton Club
Locust Grove
Cecil Watson
Nick Carras
Paradise Valley
Clara J. Kelley
Comanche County
Claud Watson
Garnet Morrow
Ernest Cost
Ross Crumby
Joe Fullerton
Floyd Housholder
E. E. Larcomb
John L. Seibolt
Charley Shotts
Ed Schumann
Louis Schumann
Jess Townley
Damon Watson
Stardust Theme Marks Cameron College Spring Prom
Cameron College held its annual Spring Prom in the school gym with a Stardust theme. Phil Lehman and His Orchestra played as students danced. decorations featured pastel blues pinks yellows and blue star ceiling accents with roses on tables and a red rose centerpiece. Dean Gordon L. Painted greeted guests at the punch table while Southerland registered attendees, including a long list of students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Lehman
Cameron College
Dean Gordon L
Southerland
Johnny Amburgey
Doris Ann Bowman
Suzie Black
Phoebe Burnett
Thelda
Jack Darnell
Nettie Ann Dickson
Leo Durbin
Glenda Dean
Rufus Elliott
Alton Ely
Shirley English
June Edgeman
Norman Foster
Charles Farum
Joan Fite
Jack Frances
James Fullerton
Roy Gant
Patti Goodin
Leon Hollingshead
Carroll Henderson
Sue Hilbert
John Hill
Frances Hall
Pat Holman
Jo Ann Holt
Janice Huff
Paul Hauser
Bobbie Johnson
Don Jones
Mary Klass
Mrs. R. Treadwell Shower Honoree
Mrs. R Treadwell was honored at a personal shower hosted by Mrs. Jerry Mustain at 3422 Cache Road. Pink roses displayed in a crystal container framed the dinner table as gifts were arranged. Winners and guests included Mrs. Les Sheldon and many listed attendees from Snyder to San Angelo, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Treadwell
Jerry Mustain
Cache Road
Les Sheldon
el Reno
S. S. Treadwell
Sue Treadwell
Snyder
Frank Clark
Medicine Park
Lawton VFW Post 1193 Observes 20th Anniversary Supper
In observance of the 20th birthday of Lawton VFW post No 1193 and its auxiliary a 7 p.m. supper was served at the VFW building 926 S See Paul Marburger post commander welcomed guests introduced two past post commanders Harvey Nelson charter member Raymond Rust active member Oklahoma Playboys provided music for dancing after the supper about 100 persons attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
VFW
Paul Marburger
Harvey Nelson
Raymond Rust
Oklahoma Playboys
Effects Of Alcohol Studied By WCTU
A Lawton Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meeting at Mrs. Eliza Hanks home discussed Alcohol, An Enemy to Us All with Mrs. J. W. Berryman leading a devotional and Mrs. Sarah McPherson teaching the lesson. Members present included Mrs. Mamie Crouch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Crouch
Lawton Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Eliza Hanks
J. W. Berryman
Sarah McPherson
Mesdames
Esther Friman
Bertha Cynthia Walker
Annie Cora Bundy
Club Outing Honors Husbands of Ellen H Richards Club
Ellen H Richards club held two meetings including a Lake Quanah outing at the Parker community house with a barbecue. Attendees included Messrs and Mesdames Bill Allen W A Buxton Bob Bryson Dee Clemmer Cecil Easton Merle Fisher J D Harper Robert Hamilton and others with Mrs Clemmer as committee chair and Mrs Payne receiving a club prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen H. Richards Club
Lake Quanah Parker
Messrs
Mesdames
Bill Allen
W. A. Buxton
Bob Bryson
Dee Clemmer
Cecil Easton
Merle Fisher
J. D. Harper
Robert Hamilton
C. W. Holley Jr
Homer Hyden
Delwin Jones
Robert Neal
C. R. Pursley
Joyce Pursley
Ed Riddle
T. R. Stephens
A. H. Stone
Dale Thompson
Buford Walker
Chattanooga Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Church
Chattanooga special report notes Mrs. Raymond Beavers gave the devotional as members of the Chattanooga Baptist Woman's Missionary Society gathered at the church. Prayers were voiced by Mesdames S. W. Parton and Belle McCary. Attending were Mrs. J. M. Dalton president who led the business period and Mesdames O. V. Goeringer Ella Long A. E. Hughes Sollie Fisher and R. B. Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Raymond Beavers
Chattanooga Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
S. W. Parton
Belle McCary
J. M. Dalton
Mesdames
O. V. Goeringer
Ella Long
A. E. Hughes
Sollie Fisher
R. B. Brady
Pickles and Relishes Lesson At Woman's Club
Mrs Will Clark hosted Tri angle HD club at her home 904 Euclid where a lesson on Pickles and Relishes was presented with kraut making a demonstration. Members sang group songs and heard a devotional led by Miss Mona Green. Refreshments followed and roll call listed several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara J. Kelley
Comanche County
Triangle HD Club
Will Clark
Euclid
Mona Green
Amil Winkelman
Farm Women's Club
Esther Green
Roy H. Moore
Quenten Livingston
Buford Allen
Alfred Hill
New Members Welcome At Fujii Club Meeting
Members gathered at Mrs. Robert Fenner's home at 1728 S. 13th for the Fujii club. They welcomed two new members and held the third lesson in American history. President Mrs. D. R. Davis announced plans for the next meeting with Mrs. P. J. Doiron at Fort Sill. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Bryan
Vagabond Club
Ernestine Rollins
Roosevelt
Rebecca Bryan
Robert Fenner
S. 13Th
Fujii Club
Ce Ae Ie Aa
P. J. Doiron
Fort Sill
J. J Glynn
M. Pacheco
K. S. Rangel
D. A. Poteete
Leo Thorne
Presbyterian Guild Meets For Lesson
Chattanooga church annex hosts the Presbyterian guild as Mrs. J. C. Crow delivers the devotional. Attendees include Mesdames Henry Payne Roy Beavers Walter Crow Harold Creith G E Kerr Gus Labude Patton Patton and Schumpert among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
J. C. Crow
Chattanooga Presbyterian Guild
Church
Henry Payne
Roy Beavers
Walter Crow
Harold Creith
G. E. Kerr
Gus Labude
Ey Patton
Au- 7
Petunia Garden Club Plans Thursday Meeting
Members of the Petunia Garden Club will assemble for a 9 30 a m session to discuss arrangements and plan activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petunia Club
Petunia Garden Club
Local Garden Club Hosts Flower Show at Fort Sill
In the home of Mrs. Clarence Soper at 602 Fort Sill Blvd a garden club flower show will feature horticultural exhibits. Each participant will present a floral display as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Soper
Fort Sill Blvd
No Windshield, Cop Can't Give Ticket
Petersburg man William A Worth, 52, parked his Olds in a working zone in Petersburg and returned to find a missing windshield and no ticket issued by the responding officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
William A Worth
Norfolk
Decker Bros Radio TV Service Ad
Record player specialists advertise electrical and mechanical repair services with contact at 410 S 4th and phone 176. The ad markets Decker Bros Radio TV Service as experts for music players and electronic devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker Bros. Radio & TV Service
Ticket On Windshield For Worth Car Absence
A police officer cites Worth for a windshield ticket since his ancient car lacks proper tag and the officer records the offense before leaving the scene.
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International Club
Civic Room
Security Bank & Trust Company
PEO
Helen McCrory
Ariington
Koma Union V Y
O. P. Langdon
Square D
American Legion Hall
Fred Jennings
Ernest Hunter
Shasta Daisy Club
Lawton Cafe
Virgil Halbrooks
Monroe
NCO Open Mess
H. R. Barthel
Z. C. Renard
Bill Smith Agency Auto Insurance Oe
Stardust
Sidne Koons
Dorothea Little
Kenle
Connie Lassetter
Lund
Ronny Little
Wayne Tea
Francis Lewis
Pat Mahseet
Lawrence Merrill
Donna May
Harvey McGee
Bill Murray
Freda Paeare
Patricia McIntosh
Munday
Bobby Mansel
Don Merrick
Dianne Moncrief
Donna Newsom
Pat Olson
Chuck Powell
Dorislyn Padgett
Glenn Pinchback
Nola Perry
Ralph Purvis
Veda Jean Payne
Stan Randall
Jimmy Rogers
Jimmy Rodgers
Rice
Charles Rotar
Noel — Leo Riley
LaVonte Jeanmaine Roper
Wayne Shehorn
Tommy Sheets
Dwain Stephens
Suzanne Silcott
Gene Shaffer
Suzy Stowe
Joe Skrolle
Craig G. Skewes
Barbara Smith
Eugene Tate
Meredith Thomas
Sammy Thomas
Dianne Thomas
Nan Taylor
Quetha Wampler
Joan Walters
Bob Wright
B. C. White
Dolores Warner
Roy Wicker
Gay Way
Janette Williams
Bill Williams
Phil Wyant
Arda Frans
Lillian G.rynolds
Max Harris
Claude W. Patterson
Russell Peterson
Coy Rogers
Don Wolerer
Lyle Work
Mrs. R. Treadwell
Kirby Sales & Service
WCTU
Arkansas
Kerr Mason Jars
Kerr Mason
Certo
C & H Vure Sugar
WMS
Bill Smith Agency Hall
Tom Oliver
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Presbyterian Guild
E. Oliver
Elgin
Wads Benrus
Gruen
Amily
Worth
Tome Charm Carpet Cleaners
A-B Drug Company
4Th and
D Avenue
Sin Es Hlas
Bendix Agitator
Clark
Bendix
Whisnand
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