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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1954
Page
8
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Holliday entertained at 411 Gore with an open house Sunday afternoon. About 225 guests visited from 2 to 7 p.m. The event marked Mr. Holliday’s birthday and the couple’s wedding anniversary with two decorated cakes. Mrs. Holliday wore a rose lace dress over pale blue satin.
Numerous community gatherings listed for Fort Sill Lawton area including Beta Sigma Phi chapters Alpha Pi Beta Sigma Phi sorority 7 30 p m at civic room of Security Bank & Trust building and multiple home demonstration clubs. Also mentions Junior Deb club and school events at First Methodist church and other venues with times and host names.
Doris Fisher of Comanche County married Robert Paul Barnard in a May double ring ceremony at the Dumas Assembly of God church. Rev. H. L. Stevens officiated. Attending were family members from Dumas, Harrison Ark., and Oklahoma City. The couple plans evangelistic work in Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma.
Paradise Club members met at Locust Grove for a regular session of the Willing Workers club. Mrs Claud Watson gave the devotional and business was conducted by Mrs Cecil Watson. Mrs Nick Carras taught a civil defense lesson and several members were noted in attendance including Mrs Charles W Davis of Crossville and Mesdames Howard Fields Rogers Robert Schumann Seibolt Wayne Fessler plus additional members and guests.
Mrs Bruce Adkins was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs R at 1005 Dearborn with co host Mrs Leon Johnsey. Guests presented gifts and refreshments followed a game session.
Mrs. Clifford Clark of 1807 Smith departed Monday for Lawrence Kansas to attend commencement exercises at Haskell Institute where her son Louis is among this year s graduating class.
Mrs J Hale Edwards runs as Democratic candidate for Comanche County Treasurer in the July 6 1954 primary urging voters to support her.
Rev Milton Fe of First Baptist church served as guest speaker at a Central Baptist church choir banquet. The dining room event highlighted a Spring Symphony with speakers Rev Richard T Hopper and others including Jack Clarke Dale Shultles and choir president Mrs Joe Curb among many guests.
A committee was named to review choir robes as the Intermediate Girls Choir of First Methodist Church gathered for a practice. President Kay Stowe presided over the business portion before rehearsal with director Mrs. Frederic Hammond pianist Mrs. Tom Jelks and members Carol Jean Dowell Ellen Ewing Geraldine Greenlee Jenél Greenlee Fredererica Hammond Kay Hook Nancy Page Marie Sanders Betsy Stowe Carolyn Swinney.
Leta Mae Smith hosts a piano recital at Centenary Methodist Church with many relatives in attendance. Students perform pieces from Minuet in G to The Elf and the Fairy and Soldier's March. An upcoming recital by other students is announced.
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