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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1957

Page

5

Varied Skills Keep This Woman Busy

Burlington news feature profiles Mrs. William Robinson a 24 year old artist and teacher who sews paints designs clothes refinishes furniture and makes bath robes from towels. A former home economics major at the University of Vermont she began gifts for family that grew into a career with hand painted ties plates and decorative textiles. Her works have been shown in Rockefeller Center New York and she often receives orders for personalized plates and bath robes crafted from terry cloth towels.

Burlington William Robinson University of Vermont Rockefeller Center New York Tommy Tucker Peter

Guest Discusses Human Relations at Xi Tau Dinner

Ray Black spoke on Dale Carnegie's Human Relations at a Thanksgiving supper and business meeting for Xi Tau chapter members of Heta Sigma Phi at Carl's restaurant 1306 Sheridan Road. Mrs. Black attended the Monday meeting and a brief session followed led by president Mrs. Floyd Kennedy. Canasta was played after the business period with many attendees including Miss Carol Best and Mesdames Cook, Whitlock, Bassford, White, Woesner, Stonehocker, Saffit, Constant, and Messrs. Brown, Grove, Nishimura, Baker, Holley, Hagler, and Liflefield.

Ray Black Dale Carnegie Xi Tau Chapter Heta Sigma Phi Sorority Sheridan Road Black A .Cornucopia Floyd Kennedy Carol Best Robert Cook Kaye Whitlock Ethlyn Bassford Leona White Dan_ Woesner Herbert Stonehocker Clarence Saffit C. J. Constant Ray Brown Paul Grove Paul Nishimura Willard Baker Lacey Holley L. D. Hagler Johnny Liflefield

Two Anniversaries Marked At Fete

In Cement a birthday dinner honored Kathy Ward eight years old and WL Renner Cyril at their parents home with Thieman Ward and other relatives and friends present. Jack Rand an acrobat from National assemblies performed as guest artist at a Cement school program. The Cement Alumni banquet was canceled due to unfinished gymnasium and cafeteria. next banquet planned for 1958.

Kathy Ward WL Renner Cyril Thieman Ward W. E. Renner Janice Steve Gary Keith Ward Jack Rand Cement Alumni Association

Dedication of OCW Home Economics Hall Draws Lawtonians

Lawtonians attended the dedication of Oklahoma College for Women’s Raymond Gary Home Economics hall in Chickasha. Gov. Gary spoke at the 6 p.m. banquet in the OCW Student Union, praising the hall named for him, with OCW president Dr. Dan Procter presiding and Mrs. Gary in attendance. An open house followed the dinner and tour, drawing about 475 guests including state officials, educators, and local lawmakers.

Lawton Chickasha Raymond Gary Oklahoma College For Women Gov Gary OCW Dan Procter Oliver Hodge Oklahoma City OCW Board of Regents Patricia Kennedy Karn Reynolds Margaret McConnell Peggy O'Bryan OCW Sinfonetta and Glee’ Club Cameron College George L. Cross University of Oklahoma Cross Norman Oliver H. William Oklahoma State University Stillwater M. A. Nash State Regents For Higher Education Rush Springs

Medical Wives Name Officers At Hedda Hopper Luncheon

Mrs. Robert Marlette heads a new Medical Wives officers slate elected at Wrights restaurant Fort Sill. New officers include Mrs. Payton Weary vice president Mrs. Sheldon Roen secretary treasurer and Mrs. Robert Myers welcoming chairman. Retiring president Mrs. Price received a corsage. About 54 attended with guests and new members listed. The Family to Move in Indinahoma note follows.

Robert Marlette Medical Wives Club Fort Sill Wright's Cache Road Paul ‘J. Lena Payton Weary Sheldon Roen Robert Myers Stuart E. Price Jr John Marlow Ralph Bernsen Kenneth Buerger F. Buerger John Pike John Crahorn Walter Mahan C. F. Nordholm A. M. Kowalski R. R. Zeucher A. C. McNabb W. L. Tarver A. C. Kohlmeyer Price Charles Matthews William Draper Robert Howland Culford Atkins Quentin Stiles Richard Farr Edna Arnold Ann Kigns American Red Cross Laurine Patterson Virginia Daniels Army Nurses Corps

Mrs. Lowell Kenedy Hosts Alumnae Bazaar Planning

Mrs. Lowell Kenedy led a regular Alpha Delta Pi alumnae session focusing on a Christmas bazaar to be held at the old Ramsey hotel building from early morning to evening. Proceeds will aid crippled children. refreshments were served to attendees including Miss Jeaneanne Johnston and Miss Sarah Lund.

Alpha Delta Pi Lowell Kenedy Jeaneanne Johnston Ramsey Hotel Sarah Lund Franz E. Bernhardt Ernest Corriveau William J. Porter James L. Vineyard

Dorcas Sunday School Class Raises Christmas Offering

The Dorcas Sunday School class of Central Baptist Church met at Mrs. Me R. Mitchell’s home with 17 members. Mrs. Bennie Olson led opening prayer and group singing, President Mrs. J. F. Bush conducted business, plans were made to send a Christmas silver offering to Central-State Hospital Norman and a Lottie Moon Christmas offering for foreign missions. Members recited Bible verses by memory, and refreshments followed.

J. L. Johnson Dorcas Central Baptist Church Me R. Mitchell Park Bennie Olson J. F. Bush Central - State Hospital Norman Lottie Moon Foreign Missions

Giant Pine Bears MacArthur's Name

NEWALD Wisconsin reports a 120 foot tall white pine in Nicolet National Forest named for Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Discovered 12 years ago, it measures 16 feet 8 inches in circumference and 28 feet crown spread, over 250 years old with about 8,000 board feet of lumber worth roughly 1,600 at current rates.

Newald Wis Nicolet National Here United States Douglas MacArthur MacArthur

Sormer Lawtonian Undergoes Surgery

A former Lawton resident, Irene Parsons Champlin Field, a Broadway stage and screen actress, underwent surgery at Lawton's Southwestern hospital after her husband, a film producer, traveled from New York City to accompany her. She will remain for convalescence.

Fairbanks Hollywood Calif New York

Assembly Of God Women Meet at Fletcher

Mrs. Floyd Sanders presided over a meeting of the Assembly of God Women’s Missionary council in Fletcher. Present were Mesdames Velma Clark W S Speirs C W Sainer J E Burcham E F L Babwless M G Keenon and one child.

Fellowship Hour Cement Baptist Church Minutes

Following the night service at Cement Baptist church a fellowship hour was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Salyer. Attendees included Thieman Ward Elmer White and G D Petty among others.

Cement Cement Baptist Church Baxter Taylor Don Salyer Messrs and Mesdames Thieman Ward Elmer White G. D. Petty

Lodge Rebekah No 33 names new officers for January

Goodwill Lodge No 33 held a business session and Thanksgiving dinner at Lodge hall. Mrs. Wood was named noble grand with Mrs. Bill Brown as vice grand and Mrs. Dan McPhail secretary. Other officers include treasurer Mrs. Elden Cowley staff captains and Mrs. Winnie Taliaferro trustee. Horace James birthday honored. new members admitted. Pancake breakfast with IOOF planned Jan. 2 to aid March of Dimes. committee chaired by Mrs. Ralph Lucas. A Thanksgiving donation to Odd Fellow home Checotah approved. about 50 members attended with Unity Rebekah guests.

Goodwill Rebekah Lodge No Goodwill Jodge Hall Alford’ Hennessee John Wood Wood Bill’ Brown Dan “McPhail Ralph Lucas Floyd Miller Emery Cowley Brown Schortemeyer Odd Fellow Checotah Jack Wellington Unity Rebekah Lodge No

Cement FHA Chapter Hosts Party for Members and Families

Eva Botts Joyce Parker and Linda Eaton led entertainment while Linda Williams Donna Hogg and Sylvia Hamer handled refreshments at a party for Cement chapter members Future Homemakers of America and families in the school Homemaking department. Mrs Tommie Kline sponsors the group and Bruce Bailey and Richard Botts are chapter parents.

Eva Botts Joyce Parker Linda Eaton Linda Williams Donna Hogg Sylvia Hamer Cement Chapter Future Homemakers of America Tommie Kline Messrs Mesdames Bruce Bailey Richard Botts

Fletcher WSCS Meets For Lesson

Miss Bertha Antrim presented a Bible lesson at Fletcher Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Susan nah Wesley circle in Mrs. R. B. Johnsons home. Members listed include Bruce Fayerweather E. C. Johnson J. A. Burch Gilford Windle F. B. Liles Roy Windle Odos Mullenix and Miss Virginia Collier. Cemetery work set in Dia oma inviting relatives buried in the new Post Oak Mission cemetery to join the Friday cleaning session replacing Saturday.

Fletcher Bertha Antrim Fletcher Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Susannah Wesley R. B. Johnson Bruce Fayerweather E. C. Johnson J. A. Burch Gilford Windle F. B. Liles Roy Windle Odos Mullenix Virginia Collier New Post Oak Mission Cemetery

Social Calendar Featured Events and Hosts

Wednesday social calendar lists Square D Square Dance club at 4 p.m. at American Legion hall with Ernest Hunter Oran Bailey's band and Mr and Mrs T A Bomar Ira C Lanman as hosts. Chapter ER of PEO Sisterhood meets at 7 30 p m with Miss Louise Kirkham at 508 N 10th.

Square D American Legion Hall Ernest- ‘Hunter Zallér Oran ‘Bailey T. A. Bomar Ira C. Lanman PEO Louise Kirkham

VEW Auxiliary Plans Veterans Hospitals Donations Drive

VEW Auxiliary States Projects in the animal in gathering of clothing sponsored by Social Service department of Lawtor Woman's Forum at an 8 pan Tuesday meeting of Woman's auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars post No. 7193. Mrs. Frank Barker presided as plans to send donations to five Oklahoma Veterans hospitals were made. Members discussed preparation of five baskets for local needy families. Ritual practice set Friday. A bake sale slated for Dec. 14. Other members present included Mesdames Deward Stringer W. D. Jones William Smith Harold Myers Ford Mabe J L Crow and R G Evelyn.

Social Service Department of Lawtor Woman's Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Frank Barker Vew Hall Oklahoma Mesdames Deward Stringer W. D. Jones William Smith Harold Myers Ford Mabe J.L. Crow R. G. Evelyn

District Director Conducts Meeting in Cache

Miss Myra Crawford of Chickasha led a South Central Girl Scout council organizational session at Mrs. Calvin Jackson's home to form Girl Scout and Brownie troops in Cache. The first of three trainings is set for December 6 at Mrs. Jerry Denton’s home with Mrs. Denton named temporary chairman. Attendees included Mesdames Ralph Hare Erwin Hull Donald Speigel and Glen Watts.

Clal Myra Crawford Chickasha South Central Girl Scout Council Calvin Jackson Cache Jerry Denton Ralph Hare Erwin Hull Donald Speigel Glen Watts

Fresh Cranberry Pie Surprise for Turkey Dinner

Thanksgiving feature presents a Cranberry Surprise pie recipe from The Lawton Constitution. Ingredients include cranberries sugar allspice walnuts lemon rind and butter with a cornucopia pastry topping. Bake at 425 F for about 30 minutes.

Lawton Constitution

Church Women Hear Reports at Beal Heights Presby Church

Beal Heights Presbyterian Church women met Tuesday at 59/30 a.m. with seven members present in the home of Mrs. C. L. Parsons. The executive board, led by president Mrs. Pe sons, approved plans for a 7:15 p.m. Sunday reception for the new pastor and wife Rev and Mrs. Clay Jon G. Forthman. Opening prayer by Mrs. Nell Hanna followed by a devotional by Mrs. Charles Adams. Dec. 17 executive board meeting set and closing prayer by Mrs. J. D. Glenn.

Beal Heights Presbyterian Women of the Church C. L. Parsons Euclid Pesons Clay Jon .G. Forthman Nell Hanna Charles Adams Lefter J. D. Glenn

Special Services Fet e SS Workers Honors at Fletcher Church

Kevii Gail Peterson preached at a Fletcher church service honoring Sunday school teachers and assistants. Giles Spencer presented carnations to nine teachers and several ladies, including C. B. Yates Paul Avants Elmer Hall John Roll Jerome Zisman Roy Kernodie Ella Bowman John Ray Carroll Ridgeway Paul D. Howard Tom Ellis Leonard Robinson Keith Long Claude Buckles Gail Peterson and R L Beam.

Beal Heights Women Attend Officer Workshop

Nine members of Beal Heights Presbyterian Women attended a joint officer workshop for the women’s work of Beal Heights and Westminster churches at Westminster Church at 7 p.m. Monday. Mrs. Q L Parsons opened with prayer and devotion, with sessions led by Mrs. Charles Adams and Mrs. J L Jordan. Other Beal Heights attendees included Mesdames Jack Trenary Nel Hanna J H Davidson Riley Floyd Reese Paul Cook and Floyd Guy.

Beal Heights J. L Jordon Duncan

Cement Residents Hear OCW Proxy Speech at Apache

Six local residents attended the schoolmasters meeting at Apache where Dr. Dan Procter president of Oklahoma College for Women spoke. The attendees included Miss Cathryn Ratiti Floy Lee Stepp and Messrs and Mesdames Hal Zachary Kenneth Ellis.

OCW Apache Dan Procter Oklahoma College For Women Cathryn Ratiti Floy Lee Stepp Messrs Mesdames Hal Zachary Kenneth Ellis

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Lawtonians Ec Hall Indiahoma R. C. Brenton Arlis Newhouse St. Mary's High School Adolph Fretz Bernell, Gilbert Bureh Machine Shop Carl's Food Market Cress Easton Hardware Charles Dickens Charley Wade Ohis Compton Pharmacy Dawes Motor Company Dr. F. Hat Earl Drug Edward's Men's Store Gene Trouppy Garber’s Jewelry Hamra’s Hankin's Marlys Barber Shop John Japp Kenney Motor Co Lawton-Fort Sill Bus Co Lawton Venetian Blind Co Lupi’s Mayfair Melton Jewelry Clan Mills Studio Pare Aircraft Parisian A7. C. Penney's People’s Ice Co Pope Barber Shop R. C. Cola. Bottiing Co Regal Oil Co Russel’s Cleaners Sooner Bowling Lanes Speck Sanders Cleaners Townes West Side Motors Walterton Electric Co Aurell’s Buster Wyatt City National Bank Clem Coca-Cola Company Currell Lumber Co Jack Spencer Elite Barber Shop Fordacey Kalker’s Gale Sadler Jack and Jill Lucille’s Mater Equipment Co Pat's Bar and Grill Public Finance Ron Stephen's Electric Co Sapp's Shoe Store Walt's Newstand’ Gale’s Jewelers Homer Specht Mrs. Lowell Kenedy George McNabb Anadarko Toof Hall Ng Clos Sormer Lawtonian Assembly of God Staulier Carl EL Stauffer P.O Armatinn Cletcher Wscs VEW Auxiliary States Projects G. C. Robertson Doyle Higdon Gayla Cortez Cole Robertson Louis Newman Wolverton Electric Co Sheridan Ha Fairmont’s Lucille’s Lucilles Charlie Lucille Saffa Fete SS India Imperial Denmark Boyett Corwin Lintz’s
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