SCS Installs Officers and Warns on Electric Appliance Care
Mrs. Dee Ford leads new officers of the Comenary Methodist Society at a meeting with coffee service setup. The column emphasizes selecting small electric cooking appliances, proper care and instruction book registration, and safe handling to ensure long service life and reliable coffee brewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Constitution
SCS
Dee Ford
Society of Christian & Co
Kay Sherwood
NEA
Brice
Havana and Miami Vie Over Fashion Exports
The article discusses Latin American fashion influence on U S markets, Cuban producers seeking export growth while U S importers explore design trends. It notes tensions over costs, material quality, and regulatory hurdles affecting Cuban and wider Caribbean garments.
Mothers Honored At Auxiliary Tea
A Mothers Auxiliary tea at Paso Baptist Church honored women including Watts Mus, Everette of axon Girls, and local caregivers. Attendees included Dorm Ta Trutt, Mabel Radon, Inez Weasie Pete, and John Everevie, with Pam Allen and Susan Young among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneen
Watts Mus
Vf Ancinty
Methor-Dautbette
Paso Baptist Churel
Everette
Axon
Carel
Eneafk
Linda
Carsan
Tine
Reidi
Vienrgeanne
Dorm
Puneh
Aneniing
Mos d W. Allen
EL ML Carter
Rasmocd Coster
Thuramalar
Mabel Radon
Bill Peters
Inez
Weasie
Pete Roo
Alew Richards
BU Tiebisers
Orville Smith
George Wallace
BL Perry
Bile Allen
Pamela
Sandra Smit
John Everevie
Susan
Allen Young
Slides Viewed At Auxiliary Meet
An auxiliary meeting featured a guest Mrs. Lester Miller of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Electrical Workers Inc. Plans for a Sunday family event were discussed. Tedder was initiated and others present included Mrs. Julian Hidkle and Mesdames Best Cronk Revere Fermi Hendrix Lanman Ope White Worth.
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Germany
Lester Miller
Woman's Auxiliary
Electrical
Mies
Col. Passons
Columbia Tithe & P.m
Rotheell
Malva
Ars
Do. Tedder
Inire
Julian Hidkle
Mesdames
WS. Best
Lavon Cronk
CL. Revere
Jack Fermi
Boo
Kant
Bert Hendrix
Olander
Stephen Saw
Elina Runiz
Vue Lanman
Vic Ope
Den
Rex White
TF. Worth
Ratertileholl
Sunbeam Band Meets For Lesson
Special notes report the Faxon Sunbeam Band meeting for a summer lesson with Mrs. Alex Richardson and Mrs. EM Carter assisting, refreshments served by Mrs. Bill Peters, attendees listed among local children. Hospital news lists Ananda Larkin as a medical patient at Comanche County Memorial Hospital Lawton after a stroke.
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Theoughout
Faxon Sunbeam
Atonday al Pon
Ee Les
Alex Richardson
Spony
IS Hospital
Elgin
Ananda “Larkin
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Lawton
Breakfast Fetes Baptist Seniors at Central Baptist
A morning breakfast honoring Central Baptist Church graduating seniors featured guest speaker Layton High School athlete Lipector and church youth director Tom Clark. Attendees included Sherry Alexander, Mitchell Braley, Jane Connell, and others as decor theme hinted at college life and future plans.
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Bob Borenhamey
Layton High School
Athlene Lipector
Cental Baptist
Tom Clark
Muse
Sevies
Sherry Alesander
Mitchell Braley
Jane Connell
Marilyn Gordon
Jerry Joy
Billy Lacy
Jo Ann McClenniy
Vonda Pipes
Linda Rhody
TH Salway
Billie Suggs
Gloria Stevens
Fele
College of Hard
Wilhile Bliet
Clark
Kentschemer
Kellege
Herakfast
Leon Calahan
Baptist Trainings Union
Baptist Trainings Union Director, and Mrs. Calahan
Spee Sanders
Ihr Board of Cleacons
Charl
Area Pastor Named To Church Offices
Rev. Br. T. Milner of the Bigin Methodist church returned from Lawton after attending an all day ministers meeting at Centenary Methodist church where lunch was served. Milner was named dean for the Central High camp to be held June 24 28 at Devil's Canyon Koahydro and was appointed to serve on the district licensing committee replacing Dale Trey Dol Saltey of Chickasha.
First Christian Fellowship Women Meet For Lessons
First Christian Fellowship groups hold lessons and devotions in members homes across town. Women lead studies on The Philippines and Southeast Asia with prayers, songs, and devotional talks. A social business session followed with attendees, guests, and several host homes noted.
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First Christian Fellowship
Four Area Seniors Win Bowell Club Scholarships
ALTUS area seniors were named winners of Bowell Club of Alice Aris aime college scholarships. Recipients include ALTUS High School students and others set to study at Bord Tess State College and the University of Oklahoma. Awards announced by Mrs. Waldo Orton, club scholarship chairwoman, at the final meeting of the season.
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Altus
Ars ‘ W. Stayton
Andy Rearon
Mra
Clarise Ryan
Bowell Club
Alice Aris
Rack
Minjor
Hell
Bord Tess State College
Wenton
Tex
Keith Alten
Sind Mire
Floyd Atten
Keith Dodson
Jess Doelsin
Theelgh
University of Oklahone
Norman
Altus High Schol
Girls Auxiliary Members Feted at Baptist Church Week
The Girls Auxiliary week at Crvary Baptist Church featured a tea in the educational building, a GA skit led by Mrs. Henry Wall, and a Royal Semnes prose. Leaders included Mrs. Joli Me heike, WATU president, with Emblems awarded to Linda Durbin and others, ushers Marion Covarthi and Jane Covarthi assisting, and Mrs. Howeth and Mrs. Mehefko in leadership roles.
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Ayural Carls
Crvary Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Union
Henry Wall
C. W. Suvyres
Athe sEstie
Joli Meheike
WATU
Mas
Daies Charley Dean
Jay Edwards
Fred Starr
Juhi Tein
O. Paden
Lawrence Sheffield
Mehellsa Pou Punch
Lyiman Howeth
Shervill Cartwright
Linda Cooper
Mary Ann Clanton
Lawana Sue James
Rosemary Lehew
Sonja Ste Marcom
Sharon Martin
Joy Sheffield
Lois Jean Thompson
Glenda White
Gail Young
Linda Durbin
Saraly Main
Louise Morris
Marion
Jane Covarthi
Phyllis Moon
Nila Golden
Howeth
Mehefko
Couple Feted With Shower Honoring Newlyweds
A postnup shower at 104 E for Shirley Yates and Weldon Kelley honored his niece and her husband. Guests included family and neighbors such as L. W. Yates Jr. and 1303 S 10th residents. fruit punch and cake were served around a red rose punch bowl centerpiece.
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Jimmy Mark
Coy
Thei
Shirley Yates
L. W. Yates
Stes
Weldon Kelley
E. B. Chambers
Bill Bruner
T. E. Ramson
Mloye Tywell
J. Melley
Joeene Price
Bit. Harrington
Pada Lily
Vinson
Mesers
Roland Howell
Church program outlined for five year plan debate
In a Presbyter y meeting held at a local parish, a five year church program was presented by a team from Ardmore, Chickasha, Elk City, Frederick, Grandfield and Chattano KA. About 40 people registered. Speakers included Dr Andrew Laynwin from the Synod office in Oklahoma City and Lawrence Johnson of McAlester First Presbyterian. Dan Prank of Tulsa and Ivan Clayton hosted. women of the church provided supper and coordinated arrangements.
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Persbyerin
Presbytery
Okahora City
Ardmore
Chickasha
Elk Cty
Frederick
Grandield
Chattanco KA
Andrew Laynwin
Synod
Oklahoma
Lawrence Johnson
MccAlester First Presbyterian Church
Dan Prank
Tulsa
Larman Tew
Ivan BL
Clayton
Methodists Run Vacation Bible School in Indiahoma
Forty four pupils enrolled at Val entia Bible school held this week by the Indiahoma Indied hoadist church. Superintendent Mrs Bunmas announced with teachers Beauchamp Clandton Greh Thinrell Jones Singlet on Wikersen Zitterval Wittorcob aiding.
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Indiahoma (Speciali
Valentia Bible School
Indiahoni Aled Hoadist Church
Die Bunmas
Meadams Jinks Beauchamp
Iester Clandton
Milward Greh
Tom Thinrell
Rusty Jones
Eeinsteed Singleton
Mark Wikersen
Henry Zitterval
Reuben Wittorcob
Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
Thursday features Dorcas Sunday School at Central Baptist 7 30 p m and Old Settlers club at Ameri can Legion hall. Friday includes Unity Rebekah lodge election of officers and entertainment, Pioneer club noon mother daughter banquet at American Legion hall. Saturday Woman's Forum breakfast 9 30 a m Hillside Athletic club Edward Ct Keefe of Oklahoma City speaks on American Folk ore.
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Dorcas
Central Baptist Church
CL. Hight
Park
Old Settlers Club
American Legion Hall
Rebekah Lodge
P.m
Ioof
Pioneer Club
Woman's Forum
Hillside Athletic Club
City
Edward Ct. Keefe
Oklahoma City
Indian Women Set Style Show at Fort Sill Indian School
Around 100 members from Cardo Comanche Cotton and Kiowa counties will take part in a Friday style show at Fort Sill Indian School north of town. Ribbons for first second and third place will be awarded in each class starting at 2 p.m. Judges are Miss Martha T Schultz Mrs Louise Bell and Mrs Clina J Nelley.
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Cardo
Comanche
Cotton
Kiowa
Fort Sill
City
Martha T. Schultz
Louise Bell
Cuddy County
Clina J. Nelley
Comanche Couny
Committees Named For BSP Xi Ta Exemplar Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Xi Ta Exemplar Chapter members at the home of Mrs. Calvin Clevenger set committee chairs led by Mrs. Floyd Kennedy Jr. The lineup included Mrs. R. B. Owens ways and means, Mrs. Willard social, Myx C I Constant, Leona White, and Mrs. Robert Cook pubr ty. Culture hour raised favors for the BSP state convention in Lawson. Others in attendance were Mel Lucius Fortney and Mesdames Lacey Tolle Terbert Stonehocker Gene Welch Harald Whithick Clarente Safrit and Eth ryn Bassford.
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Floyd Kennedy Jr
Xi Ta
Calvin Clevenger
Smith
R. B. Owens
Willard Social
Myx
Constant mi iMys
Leona White
Robert Cook
Hell
Lawson
Othbers
As Siest
Mel
Lucius Fortney
Mesdames Lacey Tolle Terbert Stonehocker
Gene Welch
Harald Whithick
Clarente Safrit
Ethryn Bassford
Reunion Hosts Bring G Robison Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs G Robison led a family reunion with attendees including Mo and Mrs Alau rice Bishop and children Kathy, Wendy, Hobbs, No Mex, Me. and Mr and Mrs Thomas Bishop with Dunn, Paula, Bren da. Pinear. Mrs Pete Gunter from west of Chattanooga. and Mr and Mrs Thomas Bishop of Medicine Park. An election of a new officer slate for Unity Rebekah Judge No WL is set for Friday at 1 30 PM in the JOOF hall 1099 UG.
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Fanon
Robison
Ting
Alaurice Bishop
Kathy Wn Jndy
Hobbs
No Mex
Thomas Bishop
Dunn
Paula
Brenda
Pinear
Pete Gunter
Chattanooga
Medicine Park
Unity Rebekah
No. WL
Joof Hall
Central Baptist Women Hold Study In Members Homes
Central Baptist Woman's Missionary society members met Tuesday in individual homes for circle studies and business. Meetings featured openings by circle leaders, devotional readings, lesson from Mission Advances and religious magazines, prayers, and a luncheon and refreshments for attendees. Members sewed for the Baptist hospital and shared scripture verses before closing prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
F. A. Tice
Jewell Lunsford
B. G. Flemming
Ferris
S. ¥. Carmichael
Courts Redford
J. A. Pannell
Paul Shelton
Bonnie
Home Mission
The
Baptist Hospital
E.K. Caldwell
China
R. C. Stanley
Jeannie Spears
Earl Newton
John Bowman
May Schofield
Royal Service Magazine
Medical Wives Elect Officers After Dinner
The Camanche County Medical Society Woman's Auxiliary re convened at Mrs. Donald Wicker's home for a post dinner meeting. Mrs. James F. Bus hart spoke on Today's Health and Mrs. L. W. Ferguson led a business session. New officers include Mrs. Donald Angus president, Mrs. O L Parsons president elect, Mrs Bushart vice president, Mrs Rabfont Shere secretary, and Mrs Slenry Smith treasurer. Nineteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Lawtonian
Woman's Auxiliary
Camanche County Medical Society
Donald Wicker
Cherry
James F. Bushart
L. W. Ferguson
Donald Angus
Wiener roast for Elgin seniors and dates event
Elgin high seniors and dates planned a Wiener roast at Mowit Scott campsite in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. Sponsors included Mrs Laura McCallister, Lem Apala, and Mrs C E McClune. Separate notes report Charles Daugherty Sr in Cyril hospital on oxygen for a heart condition and J D Mansel in Southwestern hospital after a hay baler injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Mowit Scott
Wichita Mountains
Elgin High
Actulty
Laura McCallister
Lem Apala
C.E. McClune
Charles Daugherty Sr
Cyril Hospital
Wand Elgin (Special
J. D Mansel
Lawton
Southwestern Hospital
OCW Summer Session Enrollment At Oklahoma College for Women
OCW in Chickasha schedules summer session with classes beginning May 31 after May 30 enrollment day. Dr. Howard Taylor dean notes over 60 pre enrolled and daily schedule workups continue. Trice Broadrick invites prospective students to finalize plans before regular enrollment. about 400 expected including graduates starting college careers.
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Oklahoma College
Chickasha
Howard Taylor
Trice Broadrick
OCW
Mrs Johnny Holcomb Honored By Circle at First Methodist
Circle V of the First Methodist Women Society honored retiring chairwoman Mrs Johnny Holcomb during a meeting held at Mrs Melvin Keen’s home on 724 N 32nd. The event followed a devotional by Mrs Jess Griffin and included a lesson from Eternal Contemporaries by Walter M Norton and a gift presentation to Mrs Holcomb.
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IOC
Avis
MOD
Ford
Anderson
Diarek Cum
Wookomis
Tack Little
WS. Johnson
Mc Moveis
Winter
Shirley Willansuad
Abe Pesidert
Williamson
Anne Circle
Uiwis
Havana
Miami
Viavasa
Alesigners Aire
Murray Comin
United States
Tawa
Crete
Cavan
Thetreen
Turer Corwin
Sunbeam
First Christian Women’s Fellowship
L. F. Peaver
Elmvirmin
Ted Warkentin
Gere
Clarence Soper
Messdames James Dibson
Pant Witan
Warkentin
Viebools
Philippines
United Church
Pilippines
Mes
Wayne Weagloy
Taader
Praser
Groay TL Avenib
Orville Pane
Laird
Philippians
John Fapp
Insson
Philips Pines
Voury Yarmuk
Ly Dams Porest Larpe
Geo Stor Wri
J. Wilson
Bill Land
Cn Uihia
Paler
Ralph Worle
Strong
Lanse
Tenry Sykava
Plc Monroe
D. Wooten
Maid Maid
Berlie Nixon
Garteu de Fueau
Mary Russell
FL J Langston
Jor Bush
Meeling
Grow
Miegill
Jack Sharp
Teatclen
Royer Alvkin
Shdy
Southeast Asia
Wl 8
Peyfoot Creda
Perbert Slongheek
Ait Mapper
Muetiling
Sven Ntlire Sdests
Masa Roy Dumiine
Ket Battun
Sigmund — Chmielewski
Jorma Warden
Tony Peakorns
Rev Makin
Opam
Fairmont’s
Modern Landscape Co
Sheridan
Stauffer
Staufffer
Lora Duckwall
Gog Ds
Addis
Clee
Central Baptist Women
Johnny Holcomb
Fairmont
Fairmont Milk
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