DAR Hears Convention Delegates
The Lawton chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at the Museum of the Great Plains with Miss Lily F. Stafford presiding. Members approved membership for Mrs. John H. Biggs and reviewed NSCAR work from the 72nd Continental Congress in Washington April 15-19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Museum of the Great Plains
A. B. Gosselin
B. L. Curtius Jr
R. M. Massad
Fay Kimball Ozman
Lily F. Stafford
O. A. Smith
John H. Biggs
National Board
Miss Stafford
Kennedy
Charles A. Anderson
Sons of the American Revolution
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Tulsa Tribune
John G. Tower
U. S
Texas
America
Tamassee
S.C
Grant
Ala
E. L. Richardson
Velva Walz
J. Damon Watson
Guests Attend Square Dance Night at American Legion Hall
The Square Toppers Square Dance club held its weekly dance Friday night at the American Legion hall in Lawton area. Guests included Pete Petry and many couples from Lawton Fort Sill Chickasha Duncan and other nearby towns. Host couples were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Tate. Decorations, cookies, coffee, and a speech by Lee Davidson preceded calling by Russell Long and Paul Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square Toppers Square Dance Club
American Legion Hall
Pete Petry
Orville Andrews
John Harvey
Winston Raburn
Clinton Haynes
Wanda
Joyce
Linda
Mike Calderone
Thomas Bridgegone
Lindell Cummings
Lawton
Fort Sill
Elmer Petty
Albert Petty
Duncan
Jerry Taylor
Randall Martin
Winston Yarbrough
Russell Long
Chickasha
Paul Cook
Paul A. Tate
Roy Everett
Lee Davidson
South Central District
Paul Tate
Mary Swartz Rose Club To Meet Wednesday
The Mary Swartz Rose club will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. David Corley at No. 6 N. W. 56th. The program will be Design For Better Living.
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Mary Swartz
Combat Agency Officers Wives Enjoy Buffet Party
More than 60 officers of the Combat Developments Command Artillery Agency plus their wives and guests attended a cocktail buffet at the Polo club Fort Sill. Col. and Mrs. William A. Becker presided. new deputies Col. Thomas W. Donnell and Lt. Col. William H. Hamilton welcomed. Farewells were said to several officers. Engraved silver trays were presented. red and white roses adorned dining tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combat Developments Command Artillery Agency
Fort Sill
William A. Becker
Thomas W. Donnell
Donnell
William H. Hamilton
Philip C. Hubble
David M. Whitt
Alan Kinghorn
Alfred Eachus
Eachus
Becker
Searby Circle
Hamilton
Hubble
Kinghorn
Thompson
Ralph Paddock
Intermediate Girl Scouts Court of Awards Held
Intermediate Girl Scout troop 407 led by Mrs J L with Capt J W Anderson held a Court of Awards awarding merits and honors from the past season. Carolyn Kea C Ann Southwick and others received pins first class ranks world friendship pins and various badges for cook outdoor adventure rambler and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L
J. W. Anderson
Carolyn Kea
C. Ann Southwick
E. W. Rosseau
O. M. Southwick
Capt. Anderson
Cynthia Kurtz
Martha Lytle
Carol Jean Langford
Judy Endicott
Karen Riggs
Claudia Skeen
Teresa Jo Phillips
Shirley Harris
Brenda Rosseau
Claudia Sheen
Vicki Cooper
Mary Howton
Pansy Garden Club Hosts Speaker on Birds and Upcoming Show
Mrs. Daniel Delly of Meers spoke to the Pansy Garden Club about birds, noting 226 species in the Wichita Mountains. The group discussed a flower show planned for October 4-5, with Mrs. W. R. Hawkins as chair, and the next meeting set for June 6 at Mrs. Paul Cook's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Delly
Meers
Pansy Garden Club
Howard Peterson
Lawton
Wichita Mountains
Delly
A. D. McIntosh
Peterson
C. J. McDonald
Brownies Honor Mothers At Tea
Brownie troop 400 of Lee school held a Mother's day tea at leader Mrs. H. E. Zirschky's home 2406 N Fifth Place. Second to fourth grade girls gave corsages and planters to their mothers. songs were sung and Brownie cookies with punch served. Mrs. Willis English helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee School
H. E. Zirschky
Willis English
Zirschky
Harold Hilliard
Brenda
Clinton Cox
Debbie
Gerald Davis
Toni
Roy Wieden
Rhonda
H. D. MecNeight
Mary Kay
J. B. Chaney
Eva
John Kiger
Karen
Richard Birk
Linda
Pamela English
Ann Zirschky
Social Calendar Highlights Lawton Area Groups
Local women and civic groups schedule meetings and events across Lawton including Rebekah lodge and Beta Sigma Phi gatherings, church ladies circles, PTA, VFW auxiliary, and sorority alumni. Activities occur at churches, community centers, and the Fort Sill area from morning to evening, with multiple host addresses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Club of
Lawton
Rebekah Lodge
Katy Foster
Lee
Dorcas
Central Baptist Sunday School
Benny Olson
Dearborn
Beta Sigma Phi
Charles F. Moyer Jr
Snow Rd
Fort Sill
Museum of the Great Plains
First Presbyterian Church
Charity
Order of the Eastern Star
John Adams
First Christian Cwf
William Aaron
N. 28Th
Harry Morgensen
Baltimore
Stella Lawson
VFW Post
VFW
S. Second
P.m
Helen McCrory
Arlington
Centenary Methodist Wscs
Calvin J. Hanan
Lynn Circle
Elmer Bauman
N. 34Th
John W. Tyree
W. E. Clark
Euclid
T. P. Brammer
Eldon English
Gore Blvd
Charles Bledsoe
Ash
Junior Misses Hear Reports
The Junior Miss club met at Linda Watts home and discussed an honorary bid for Brenda Smith. A ber party report was given for the Junior Miss and Sub Deb clubs gathering at Hotel Lawtonian. Next meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 pm at Faye Shanks home with listed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Watts
Wesley
Brenda Smith
Lawtonian
Faye Shanks
Logan
Pat Holley
Gloria Beauchamp
Ann Godfrey
Lou Ann Cousins
Patti Walker
Chatty WMU Marks 75th Anniversary
Chattanooga volunteers celebrate 75 years of the Woman's Missionary Union WMU with period costumes a tall birthday cake and segments tracing the society from its Southern Baptist roots The Girls' Auxiliary and Sunbeams perform a skit and heirloom items grace a dining hall exhibit as coffee fills the old kitchen range scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Woman's Mission
Heron Ledford
Organization of
Woman’s Missionary Society
Southern Baptist Convention
Young Women’s Auxiliary
Girls’ Auxiliary
Royal Ambassadors
Sunbeam Band
Women’s Missionary Union
WMU
Harned Bain
Paul David Carson
Two New Members Join Pioneer Club in May Meeting
Marie Sharpe and Perry LeFors were welcomed as new Pioneer members at a Friday museum gathering. The group scheduled a Last Day of School sack lunch for May 24 at the museum, reviving a traditional spelling bee and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Sharpe
Perry LeFors
Pioneer Club
Museum of the Great Plains
Mamie Krause
Julia Percival
J. A. Love
G. W. Server
W. H. Clark
Lula Chancellor
Lafe Thompson
S. G. Farmer
R. B. Stewart
Roy Evans
John March
Art Manning
A. M. Reiiwand
Iace
Dear Abby Advice Columns From A Vintage Paper
A hoot of parakeet woes and dating misadventures unfold as readers seek guidance. A husband laments a free roaming parakeet causing home chaos while Abby prescribes strict cage rules. A mother complains about a neighbor’s rides to work prompting a blunt parenting solution. A Navy enlistee questions dating churn and Abby notes he will encounter many more such girls.
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Abby
Area PWA Luncheon Highlights May Meeting
The Presbyterian Women’s association in Chattanooga held its May luncheon in the church Fellowship hall. The program opened with a business session led by president Mrs. Gus Labude and devotions by Mrs. Ross S. Wilson. Members received coin boxes for a summer ecumenical hospital offering and charts for the women’s program. Dedication of hospital garments from the sewing project was led by Mrs. Henry Payne with several members assisting. Attendees included Mrs. J. C. Crow and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Church Fellowship Hall
Gus Labude
Ross S. Wilson
Woodrow Patton
Cecil Labude
Henry Payne
J. C. Crow
Sam Drieth
G. E. Kerr
C. W. Kelley
C. L. Krasser
A. S. Patton
Paul Patton
Jack Morrison
Ray Curry
A. U. Schumpert
Girls Auxiliary Plans Year Ahead At Chattanooga Church
The Girls Auxiliary of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Union met at the church with counselor Mrs. Harned Bain. They planned books to read and tasks for the coming year. Last year Yvonne Couch was crowned queen with attendants May Margaret Bain Connie Gravice and Carolyn Dooley and Brenda Stubbs Jan Ledford Reta Wolfe and Nancy Humble achieved maiden rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
The
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
Harned Bain
Yvonne Couch
May Margaret Bain
Connie Gravice
Carolyn Dooley
Brenda Stubbs
Jan Ledford
Reta Wolfe
Nancy Humble
Chapter I PEO Hears Program By Students
Central Junior high school speech department students presented a program for Chapter I of PEO at the home of Mrs. Will Austin on Cache Road. Director David McClung led four readers, Barbara Walker, Cathee Donihoe, Valerie Terris, and Bill Martin, with a devotion by Mrs. J. L. Frink and a host of attendees listed including Mrs. J. L. Cox and Mrs. Wayne Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High School
Chapter I
PEO
Will Austin
Cache Rd
John Shoemaker
David McClung
Barbara Walker
Infanta
J. L. Cox
Wayne Smith
Royce Means
Charles Graybill
Gretchen Currell
Ralph Wolverton
Gladys Wolverton
Charles Young
Annie Fouts
H. A. Angus
J. L. Frink
Billy Bryant
Lloyd Jacks
L. E. Carter
Leon Cole
Joe Reed
Dental Wives Schedule Coffee at Fort Sill
The Dental Wives will hold a coffee at 9 30 a.m. Wednesday in the Fireside room of the Officers Club. Hostesses are Mrs. Jose Espinosa and Mrs. Alan Helwig. Reservations to Mrs. Arthur Gottesman or Mrs. Alan Soffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Officers Club
Mary Swartz Rose Club
David Corley
N. W. 56Th
Lawton
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
James L. Frink Jr
Cherry
Jose Espinosa
Alan Helwig
Arthur Gottesman
Alan Soffer
Suddenly Slim girdle promises instant figure change
A 4 oz girdle named Suddenly Slim uses science fibers to slim without diet or exercise. It features a sheer nylon front panel, a slimming border, side panels for hip contour, and a Lycra blend with power net. Available in girdle or panty versions at Lucille's, 415 C Ave. EL5-2165.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga
C Ave
Teething Bisou Delights Baby With Easy Grip Snack
After six months teething begins in earnest and babies gain fine motor skills as eyes and hands coordinate. Gerber Teething Bisou biscuits are described as extra hard with waxy surfaces for biting and scalloped edges for easy grasp.
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P.S
Gerber
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DAR
Mary Swartz Club
Beauticians
Roney
S.W. Oklahoma
Lawton Beauty School
Sheridan Road
Combat Agency
Pansy Club
O.K. Transfer & Storage CO
Allied
van Lines
LOS
Sul Group
41St Artillery Group
Robert D. Carpenter
Santa Fe
Samuel R. Ross
Paul F. Wilson
Lyle E. Heechum
Ralph G. Crockett
William S. Martin
Charles Sheldon
William L. Pryor
Robert G. Edmondson
L. L. Jones
Shirley
Leva Slayton
George Guyll
Jap Brewer
Denton
Tex
Sheridan Rd
Trade Mart
Maytag
Maytag Highlander Center
4Th & Cache Road
Laird
Hollywood Cleaners
Ces
Chatty
Lawton Woman's Forum
Security Bank and Trust Co
19Th St
Abigail van Buren
John
T.T
U.S.S
John King
Area Pwa
Gore Bivd
Terminix
Emsyut
Larry J- King EL
Sealy
Wolverton’s
Marylin Miller Cosmetics
Edna Hennessee
Furs & Woolens
Oklahoma
Speck Sanders Cleaners
C Avenue
Cache Road
Dan Gerber
Gerber Baby Foods
Box
Fremont
Michigan
Raymonde Marand
Coats & Clark’s Thread Company
C” Ave
Cache
Square
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