Women Missionary Society circles meet to study book
First Baptist WMU circles met in members homes to study Helping Others to Become Christian by Dr. Roland Q Leavell. Leaders, visitors, and hosts across several circles participated in prayer, business, and social hours, with plans for outreach and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Roland Q. Leavell
George G. Meyer
Mildred Cox
Lucy Perkins
General Meeting of First Methodist WSCS Held
The First Methodist Church WSCS held a Tuesday evening meeting in the church fireplace room with Wesleyan Service guild guests. Mrs. A W Langston presided. readings, hymns, and a program on Women in Paths of Service featured guest speaker Mrs. Howard P F Clark Fort Sill speaking on Frankfurt Germany. Tea followed with many members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
A. W. Langston
WSCS
Ralph Hacker
J. T Bruss
Florence Kennedy
Langston
Do. T Oneal
Miss Kennedy
Joe Porter
Frances King
Netherlands
Howard PF. Clark
Fort Sill
Frankfurt
Germany
Harry T. Miller
Glenn Ellman
Fred Hammond
S. R. Loud
Frank McDivitt
H. A. Gosset
H Baston
B. BP. Nelson
Lorena. Pate
Ruth EB. Hose
Wilma Parks
George Page
Charles Young
Lavoy E. Loyd
Bruce Reniok
A. P. Burng
Elmer Ewing
P. C. Reeve
H.C. Bice
F. P. Aycock
J. 8. Kuntz
H. H. Roark
C. C. Mahaffay
Carrie van Lew
B. F. Smith
William Porter
M. B. Farwell
George Whitten
Gertrude Gosset
Helen Hackett
Clara Lee Mahaffay
Leta Smith
Anna Wilson
Social Calendar Highlights For Friday And Saturday
Friday features a presentation by Mrs Rose Mayo Partlow at 3 p m in the First Methodist church to grade school students. The St Andrews Women's auxiliary meets at 1 20 p m at St Andrews Episcopal parish house with a buffet supper honoring four state diocesan officials. Saturday includes the IBEW annual wiener roast at 8 20 p m at the park and a First Presbyterian church breakfast from 8 am to 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
P. m
Masonic
Rose Mayo Partlow
First Methodist Church
St. Andrew's Women's Auxiliary
St Andrew's Episcope Church
First Presbyterian Church
First Christian Council Groups Meet Tuesday
Groups of the First Christian church held regular meetings Tuesday. Group One met in the church parlor with Mrs A R Newcombe as hostess and Mrs A E Newcombe leading the business session. Mrs Stanley Pohlveen gave a Bible study from Bible Manners and Customs. Others present included Mrs Earle, A Thompson, and several more. Group Two, hosted by Mrs Orville Pope at 1326 Ash, opened with prayer and featured a Romans study led by Mrs L L Jones and a business session led by James Nisbett, with attendees including Mrs Ted Wells and Mrs F T Nelson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Sanford Brandon
E. M. Galliher
WMU
W. L. Casey
Mary Rigsley
E. L. Hill
Elsie Gobin
Ruth Perkins
J. H. Merick
Ann
E. Chastain
John Manning
Robert Tucks
Janette Murdoch
W. E. Pops
Ash
A. C. Donath
Milton Keating
Jesus
Glenn Becker
B. W. Harris
Lena Whitten
Allen Bilbrey
Jake Witzel
Catherine
Doyle Brantley
J. W. Lyles
Garfield
A. EK. Seabolt
Cochairman
KK. F. McClain
General Society
G. D. Fawley
L. 3. Eckles
C. W. Sasser
Gordon Foster
Lorene Lilly
Phoebe ,Lyle
Irene Jeffers
Rex White
Myrtle Bailey
California
Hugh M. Jones
Emil Woesner
W. D. Robison
Ray Smith
T. R. Johnson
C. T. Tucker
Tom Blankenship
Glenn Wilmath
Anna Altman
D. W. Branch
Wilson Fielder
Dearborn
A. H. Parks
Charles Wolf
Eliza Hanks
Mary Wiles
Ruby House Circle
James Dooley
J. T. McMenis
James O’malley
James Loyd
Billy Pierce
Lloyd Pratt
Sam Taylor
Kenneth Myera
Harry Seirling
J. A. LaFonte
Cecil Brown
P. H. Bilbrey
Euclid
Eugene Hill
Howard Godfrey
George Lewis
John Ed Bullard
Homer Page
Melvin Moody
J. F. Lanman
First Christian Church Women’s Council
A. R. Newcombe
Ross Baker
A. E. Newcombe
Stanley Pohleven
Holy Land
W. K. Miller
Pohleven
Earle
A. Thompson
M. M. Tague
Albert Childs
W. H. Parsons
J. 8. Carlock
L. C. Rankin
John White
Orville Pope
Meeting notes record group sessions and devotions
Group three met with Mrs Claud Soper at 807 Columbia with Mrs Fred Thomason leading the session. Devotional readings from Abundant Living by E Stanley Jones and By Word and Deed from New World Ahead were discussed. Group four met at Mrs Ted Krisher's home with Mrs Sam Chapman leading. Mrs Charles Mavity delivered a Psalm 103 devotional comparing worship to Old Testament practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Shortemeyer
John W. Wherry
John Japp
Robert Chrisman
Ll. B. Ross
Clarence Soper
Otto Skrolle
Hollander
Martha Lee Barkholz
Ted Krisher
Sam Chapman
B. H. Wertz
Charles Mavity
Mavity
Chapmen
Krisher
Emma Mc
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Acacia Beauty Shop
B Avenue
Mrs Shelkett Given Gift as Group Plans Summer Leave
Group five met at teacher Mrs Milford Walker’s home and then at Lula Moores Chapel. Opening prayer by Mrs Alice Townsend followed by a devotional and inspirational talk referencing Isaiah 55. Group sang Leaning on the Everlasting Arms and was dismissed with the Missionary Benediction. Attendants included Mrs Cassie J. Stalcup Mrs Gilbert A Worland and Miss Margaret Simma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calamant
E. Black
Harry V. Payne
C. R. Thoman
L. W. Ledgerwood
D. Pool S
Joe Brown
Ruby Whitlock
Shelkett
Berkeley
James Gideon
Judy
Cherry Ledgerwood
Lawton
Milford Walker
Gore
Lula Moore
Columbia
Alice Townsend
D. H. Hawkins
Moore
J. W. Galyon
Cassie J. Stalcup
Gilbert A. Worland
Margaret Simma
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