Social Calendar Highlights Set For Monday And Tuesday Events
Local clubs and societies list a busy start to the week with DeMolay Motherslub and Telephone Wives auxiliary meetings on Monday at various venues, followed by Chapter I of PEO Sisterhood and multiple church and civic group gatherings across town. Tuesday features Brotherhood of Electrical Workers activities, St Andrew's guild, birthday observances, and installation events as community groups plan their sessions through the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
S. Fourth
John B. Mitchell
Columbia
Underwood's
Ceche Road
Order of Eastern Star
Riley W Park
Elm
Howard Hamilton
C. T. Magill
Oliver
Raiheen
Central Baptist Church
B. RB. Buening
I3ea
Heights Presbyterian Women of the Church
J. T. Jorden
Duncan
Circle VI
William Gross
Euclid
American Legion Hall
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
New Church
Wesley
Jess Griffin
Community House
Christian Women’s Fellowshp
Flower Mound
St Christian Missionary Guild
Edith Clyde McTonald
Gore
Lola Black
E. G. Shedlebar
Russell Bassel
Life Is Beautiful Devotional Hosted by Mrs Farley
Mrs Seth Bailey gave a devotional at 2 pm for the Lois Senday School class of Central Baptist Church held at Mrs Will Farley home 1208 Arlington A group sang the class song as opening prayer by Miss May Schofield class teacher A brief business session led by Mrs Floyd Tice set the annual Christmas lunch and party for Dec 10 at Miss Schofield 708 Gore plans were made to reveal Secret Pass at the fete After closing prayer by Mrs Bailey refreshments were served to Mesdames Ethel Hayes and Elizabeth Maddick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Bailey
Lois Senday
Central Baptist Church
Will Farley
Arlington
May Schofield
Floyd Tice
WSCS Luncheon At Bethel Farm Sale Event
Bethel Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service members will sponsor a luncheon at the farm sale on November 21 at the J. A. Gize farm two miles south of Cin's store. WSCS will join a morning lesson led by Mrs. J. D. Scott and a devotional by Mrs. W. D. Cosgrove.
Area Girl Named To Organization
Miss Donna Grummon Walters, Ottawa University freshman in Ottawa Kansas, is a member of Pi Theta Chi on campus. She is a Daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Grummon of 121 West Nebraska Walters. Relatives left Sunday after visiting Mrs W R Sanders at 1702 Ninth and her daughter Mrs Stewart Holmes in Kansas City Kansas who is a patient at Southwestern Hospital. Mrs Holmes, formerly Dorothy Sanders of Lawton, was injured in an accident here last Monday while visiting her mother and sister Mrs Stanley J McCurrey at 410 North 20th. Her husband returned to Kansas City with Mrs Sanders sister Mrs Joe Dieadens and daughter Mrs W E Fisher of Denison Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Grummon
Walters
Odttawa University
Otawa
Kans
Pi Tieta Chi
Miss Grummon
Dan Grummon
Nebraska
W. R. Sanders
Stewart Holmes
Kansas City
Southwestern Hospital
Holmes
Stanley J. McCuréy
Dorothy Sanders
Lawton
Fleview Slated For Pansy Club
A book History of Gardening will be reviewed by Mrs. W R Jankins at 1 30 p m on Thursday by Pansy Garden club members at Mrs Stanley Sasser home 1401 S Seventh Mrs Paul D Cook to co hosta s e
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Jankins
Pansy Garden Club
Stanley’ Sasser
Paul D. Cook
Te Ata Inducted into Oklahoma Hall of Fame
Te Ata, renowned interpreter of Indian folklore and sister of Lawtonian Eugene Thompson, was inducted into Oklahoma's Hall of Fame during the state’s Semi Centennial celebration. She will present a costume program at Waiters High School at 10 30 am Tuesday as part of a 30 engagement statewide tour sponsored by Oklahoma College for Women.
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Te Ata
Waiters High School
Eugene R. Thompson
Morford Drive
Te ‘Ata
Oklahoma
New York
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Ada
OCW
Europe
George VI
Elizabeth
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
White House
Frances Dinsmore Davis
State College For Women
Theater School of
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Te’ Ata
Andromache
United States
Bel Canto Club Hosts Lesson On Foss Works
Fletcher Rivers led Bel Canto Music Club at Cyril and Fletcher in Mrs H C Rivers home. Myra Stevens and ladies presented Foss works while Mrs Ridgeway and Miss Bertha Antrim narrated Schein Tescher and Croft. The hymn Now Thank We All Our God was sung. Jimmie Rivers hosted with guests and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ridgway
Virginia Coller
W. E. Bates
Kenny Haley
WMS Ends Study Of Mission Book
Mrs. J. M. Dalton led the concluding lesson from the mission book Continent in Commotion and Mrs. Charlie Ochsner presided at a Chattanooga Baptist Woman's Missionary Society meeting. Assisting with the lesson were Mesdames W. J. Capshaw O. V. Goeringer Orph Jackson J. C. Killgore and Herman Ledford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
J. M. Dalton
Charlie Ochsner
Chattanooga Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
W. J.capshaw
O. V. Goeringer
Orph Jackson
J. C. Killgore
Herman Ledford
Oklahoma Under 14 Flags program by UDC chapter
Annie Bullock Sneed chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy hosted a program titled Oklahoma Under 14 Flags with slides. Guest speaker Mrs. M E Olmstead presented, narrations by Mrs E B Dunlap, and pictures from Washington DC shown at 3:20 PM at 406 Ferris in Mrs Frank S Sneed’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
M. E. Olmstead
Annie Bullock Sneed
United Daughters of the Confederacy
E.B. Dunlap
Ferris
W. D. Ford Sr
Dunlap
Lily F. Stallard
Christina Swanson
Juanita Adams
Mesdames
H. H. Brigham
Robert L. Brock
E. K. Caldwell
Mattie Curtis
CC. Darling
P. C. Fontaine
Sam Maddux
Abe March
Carl Partain
Ross W. Porter
Lillian Reynolds
J. R. Timmons
Roy E. Stafford
City Student Elected To Piano Staff At OCU
Miss Helen Lynne Ellsworth a sophomore at Oklahoma City University has been elected to the piano staff in the preparatory department of the School of Music. Dr. Clarence Burg announces she is daughter of Mayor C R Ellsworth and excels in vocal music education and piano. She has numerous both local and state honors including OFMC leadership, Sigma Alpha Iota pledge, and scholarships from the Federation of Music Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lynne Ellswarth
Oklahoma City University
OCU
Oklahoma City
Clarence Burg
OCU School of Music
C. R._ Ellsworth
Dearborn
Ellsworth
QCU
Federation of Music Club
CCU
Sigma
Alpha Tata
Lawton High School
SAL
Miss Ellsworth
Surrey Singers
Alpha Chi Omega Social
William Fletcher
Music Appreciation Club
First Southwest
Oklahoma Federation of Music Clubs
OFMC
Jocal Schubert Music Club
Lawton
Education Week Program Honors Fletcher School Ties
Fletcher High School auditorium hosted a meeting for American Education Week with Dr. John Morris of the University of Oklahoma as guest speaker. Superintendent Kenneth Harrel introduced him as prizes were awarded for longest distance and family-related ties among attendees. Board members, former treasurers, and current officials were named as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
John Morris
University of Oklhoma
Norman
Fletcher High School
Kenneth Harrel
Don Schroeder
Walter Love
Ad Maguire
Jim Nance
W. E. Nickels
Lee Shiflett
G. H. Walker Jr
J. F. Fentress
Clyde Brook
G. D. Jump
H. B. Kernodle
Hugh Thompson
J. M
Ensemble Program Slated For Tonight
The public is invited to an 8 p.m. piano ensemble at Centenary Methodist Church. Mrs Clinton Bell of 309 Dearborn presents her students in a National Piano Guild event featuring 15 pieces by memory from American popular music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Methodist Church
Clinton Bell
Dearborn
National Piano Guild
Senators Probe Carpenters Union Investigation Opens
Senate Rackets Committee launches inquiry into the International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, powerful 800,000-member union. Counsel Robert F. Kennedy cites records subpoenaed from Indianapolis HQ. Hutcheson and two officials invoke the Fifth Amendment. Committee aims to scrutinize the union’s Special organizing fund and its unitemized monthly average of $122,647.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Brotherhood ‘of Carpenters and Joiners
Robert F. Kennedy
Carpenters Union
Maurice ‘Hutcheson
Afl-Cio
Hutcheson
Senate Public’ Roads
Indiana
Kennedy
Indianapolis
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Carpenters
Crash survivors named in B29 crash near Anchorage
The Air Force released four survivors from a B29 crash 50 miles north of Anchorage during a snowstorm. Six crewmen were killed. Survivors include T. Sgt. Manuel Garza, a light engineer, whose mother is Mrs. Alvarez Garza of Midwest City Oklahoma.
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Anchorage
Alaska
The
Air Force
Here
Manuel Garza
Alvarez Garza
Midwest City
Okla
Ag Graduates Eligible For Tulsa Scholarships
Cameror college sophomores who will graduate in May are eligible to apply for University of Tulsa scholarships for 1958 59. Awards based on academic record letters of recommendation and a university test to be taken at the applicant’s college. Test must be completed and materials submitted by April 12 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameror College
University of Tulsa
Cabddate
Lawton News Capsule From Yesteryears
Ten year snapshot notes Weist fatally injured when car hits bridge. F A Lee files to build 37 homes. Weather forecasts snow tonight. Downtown paving program under way per city engineer. Jaycees begin 200 member membership drive with captains Scott and Russell. Twenty years ago Japanese forces seize central China near Nanking. Soil conservation district petitions circulated in Comanche Cotton and Ti m Stam sist counties. N A Robertson couple observe 62nd anniversary. Water concerns at Medicine Park filtration plant. drought may force pumping from Lawton lakes. Thirty years ago Lawton High aims to keep undefeated streak as they meet Walters. City observes 20th anniversary of closing saloons. Kiwanis marks sixth year with Madame Leroy mind reading at Palace Theatre. D A Becker notes weekly Chapel at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Weist
Lawton
F. A. Lee
Selected Investments Corporation
Charles Gallaher
Jaycees
Bill Scott
Phillip Russell
Angtze Valley
Nanking
Comanche
Cotton
Titimasi
N. A. Robertson
Bob Smith
Medicine Park
Lawtonlra
Lawton High School
Walters
Kiwanis Club
Madame Leroy
Palace Theate
D. A. Becker
Yale Man Dies at 76 in City
T G Rawdon long time bank director and former Internal Revenue Office employee in Oklahoma City died here yesterday at age 76. He was associated with the First National Bank and had a career spanning banking and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
T. G. Rawdon
First National Bank
Internal Revenue Office
Oklahoma City
Cub Pack 13 to Award Wolf Badges at Lincoln School
Cub Scout Pack 13 of Lincoln school will award Wolf badges to four dens at a 7 30 p m meeting Tuesday in the school auditorium. Dewey Foust cubmaster announced today urging all Cub parents to attend. He said refreshments and two skits will allow the presentation of awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Dewey Foust
Foust
Legion to Mest Meeting At Post 29 Tonight
Members of Lowery Whitehead American Legion Post No. 29 will meet at 7 30 p m today in the post club 321 C to discuss membership Vernon Cannon is post commander.
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WSCS
Fleview
Pansy Club
al and
Las Pete
Lawtonian
Hall of
Bel Canto Club
WMS
Mutual OF Omaha
J. Crew
D Ave
UDC
P. R. Ramey
Carolyn Hunt Club
J. Willard Johnson
Bell
Uteri
Joe Ford Desh Ries
Ingis
Imperial
Denmark
Boyett
Corwin
Eel
Insurance
Senators
Carpenter Union
FORD
Fairmont
U.S.P
Cub Pack
Ptulifs
Sheridan Rosd EL
Aofar
Ferd
Smooth
Vey Toma
Feirlone
Victoria
Guzet
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