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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1954

Page

8

AAUW Lawton Branch Hosts Year End Tea

AAUW Lawton branch held its annual guest day tea at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Kennedy with pink and red roses, yellow decorations, and six co hostesses. Thelma Talla and Pat Campbell poured, and new officers named Leslie Brauer president John Hector vice president and Sarah Hawkins treasurer. Numerous members registered and attended, among them Mrs. B Swinney and a long list of attendees.

Lawton American Association of University Women C. Kennedy Cherry Yellow Papa James Cox Harold Crosby Dean Paramore Clyde Shelton Kennedy Thelma Talla AAUW Pat Campbell B. Swinney Leslie Brauer John R. Hector Sarah Hawkins Mesdames S. J. McIintosh Bill Deadwyler Vestal Long Viana Callicott George A. Wright O. R. Hoover Leslie Dayton Nat Robertson H. R. Jackson W. A. Stephen Frederic Hammond Glenn Dillingham Bob Crutcher Cecil Baker Mildred Coltharp Dorothy Cunningham Henry Welker Paul Prior James Sanders Leonard Wilson Lawton Aruw

Pickles and Relishes Taught By Homemakers Club

Mrs Pete Ritter led a lesson on Pickles and Relishes for Better Homemakers Home Demonstration club members at Mrs Kenneth Sniders home A devotional by Mrs Fate Taylor opened the session followed by shared The Lord's Prayer and the Farm Women's club creed Refreshments were served to members Mrs Herbert Woesner Mrs Earl Woodard and one child

Pete Ritter Better Homemakers Home Demonstration Club Kenneth Snider Fate Taylor Farm Women’s Club Herbert Woesner Earl Woodard

Martha Circle of Westminster Presbyterian Women Meeting

Mrs Franz Bernhardt attended the Martha circle gathering at Westminster Church in the parlor at 2 p m on Tuesday. Mrs Ann Henderson hosted the regular session and Mrs Luther Carter taught the lesson followed by a brief business period led by Mrs Max Tague.

Franz Bernhardt Martha Circle Westminster Presbyterian Women of the Church Ann Henderson Luther Carter Max Tague Annie Mosley Daisy Haywood Bill Montgomery

Forget-Me-Not Club Holds Meeting At Retired Service Club

The Forget-Me-Not club met for a regular session at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Retired Service club 426 D. Mrs Nellie Tregilgus president led the brief business period and 14 members were served refreshments by Mesdames Stanley Czeros Green Brogdon and Joeuhn.

Forget-Me-Not Club Nellie Tregilgus Stanley Czeros Green Brogdon Joe Uhn

Plant Exchange Features Meeting at Mrs Woesner Home

The Past Matrons club held a 2 p m plant exchange session at Mrs. Herbert Woesner's home in Cache. Assisting hostesses were Mesdames John Robinson and Earl Woodard. Mrs. John Seaman led the devotional, then Mrs. M B Capshaw, president, led a brief business period with attendees Mesdames N H Birch C C ge Ed Crabtree James Dale W George Austin Parker Ann Wane Smith R B Stewart and William Weaver.

Herbert Woesner Cache John Robinson Earl Woodard John Seaman M. B. Capshaw Mesdames N. H. Birch C. C. Ge Ed Crabtree James Dale W. George Austin Parker Ann Wane Smith R. B. Stewart William Weaver

Lowell McKees Welcome Second Son in Denver

Denver couple Mr and Mrs Lowell McKee announce the birth of their second son Danny Loren on Tuesday May 18 in Denver. The baby weighed eight pounds six ounces at birth. The family includes a two year old son Billy. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Emmett L McKee of 608 Fort Sill Blvd.

Danny Loren Lowell McKee Denver Colo Billy Emmett L. McKee Fort Sill Blvd

Music Appreciation Club installs new officers in meeting

Mary Sue Grimes heads the new officer slate with Judy Luther as vice president and Patsy Sheppard as secretary. Leta Mae Smith becomes counselor, replacing the retiring Helen Lynne Ellsworth who received the president’s pin and MacDowell gavel. The session featured a program Spring Round up, slides from the Oklahoma Federation state convention, guitar numbers, piano solos, and group singing ending with Oklahoma.

Mary Sue Grimes Music Appreciation Club MacDowell Helen Lynne Donna Dee Lehman Miss Smith Ore C. R Elsworth Oklahoma Federation of Music Clubs Altus Gayle Crow Ronald Taylor Sandy Sodergren Joe Candy Melvin Sexton

Junior Deb Club Elects Officers

Lara Nell Rush was re elected president at a session hosted by Doris Holley 1806 Spaulding. Officers named include Mary Jane Kidder vice president Doris Holley secretary and reporter Pat Hood treasurer Jackye Woolman sergeant at arms and Luetta Travers pledge mistress. Also listed are Jahrea Friedman Rose Mae Davis Sarah Williams Becky Salter and Delores Pannell.

Lara Nell Rush Doris Holley Spaulding Mary Jane Kidder Pat Hood Jackye Woolman Luetta Travers Jahrea Friedman Rose Mae Davis Sarah Williams Becky Salter Delores Pannell

Theta Rho Event At Shirley Wood Hall Held

Members gather for a Theta Rho event at Shirley Wood with president OOF presiding and Billie Jean as vice president. Attendees include Ann Kepler Margie Anderson Barbara Barclay Billie Berryhill and adviser Mrs John Brooks among about 40 others.

Shirley Wood Billie Jean Ann Kepler Margie Anderson Barbara Barclay Billie Berryhill John Brooks

Caddo Girl Almost Misses Washington Trip

A Caddo senior nearly missed the senior class bus trip to Washington D C. The bus left early, and Shirley’s parents called the patrol at Durant for help. The bus was stopped at Idabel and Shirley was taken there by car.

Washington Washington, D . C Durant Idabel Shirley

Polka Dot Pattern Gloves Catch Spring Attention

Readers are invited to notice fashion items this spring and summer as new gloves feature an all over polka dot pattern making a playful style statement.

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