Lawton PTA canvasses city during Membership Week
Lawton eight unit PTA councils run a city wide campaign for Parent Teacher Membership Week October 1 to 7. Mrs J B Johns is council president and Mrs Walter Whittle is membership chair. Unit chairs and school reps from Will Rogers McKinley Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Washington Lincoln Emerson Whittier lead activities with programs and talks aimed at promoting parental involvement and youth education. The council totals 1730 dollars in membership.
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Lawton Council
PTA
Lawton Pta Council
J. B. Johns
Walter Whittle
Ross Vernon
Will Rogers
J. H. Davidson
McKinley
John Strawn
Roosevelt
D. R. Grimes
Woodrow Wilson
Nell Ashtock
Washington
Ethel Blair
Lincoln
EB. J. McDuffie
Emerson
Paul Soliday
Whittier
Will Ropers
Mary Grundy
D. D. Raibourn
Red Thomason
Gerald Smith
Beatrice Hoover
Daris Keeran
Army Wives Hear Book Review at Luncheon Meeting
Mrs Paul G Locke attended a weekly Army Wives club luncheon at the USC Fourth and B site where a review of Russell Janney s The Miracle of the Hells was presented Mrs Joyce Wise led the business session and announced helper hostesses for next week Mrs Kaye Caton and Mrs Louis Stinguist Mrs Junia Renia Boyd a Poland native will speak on wartime experiences next meeting Hostesses for Thursday s lunch were Mrs Pat Stephens Mrs Mary Bridges and Mrs Phyllis Barker Attendance was strong and members urged town landladies to invite new Army wives in Lawton to attend the weekly gathering.
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Paul G. Locke
Russell Janney
Hells
Army Wives Club
USC
Joyce Wise
Kaye Caton
Louis Stinguist
Junia Renia Boyd
Poland
Hostesaea
Chiuraday
Pat.Stephens
Mary. Bridges
Phyllis Barker
Lawton
Local Garden Council Sponsors Judging School
The Lawton Garden Council sponsors Curriculum No 2 of the and shows Mrs George W Thorpe council president says the event will be at the USC Fourth. Mrs John W Tyree is general chairman. Mrs Maude Jacobs from Kentucky lectures on horticulture and Mrs Inez Adrian Hamilton of Wichita Falls Texas will speak on flower arrangement.
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Lawton Garden Council
Tlower
George W. Thorpe
USC
John W. Tyree
Maude Jacobs
Kentucky
Wil
Inez Adrian Hamilton
Wichita Falls
Texas
Mary Jo Botkin Introduced to New Oklahoma Students
Miss Mary Jo Botkin daughter of Mr and Mrs Clark Botkin of 913 Dearborn and a senior at Oklahoma A and M college was introduced this week to women students at a special meeting. She is president of Theta Sigma Phi sorority. The all women's social hour is held annually on the Aggie campus to acquaint new students with organizations and leaders.
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Mary Jo Botkin
Clark Botkin
Dearborn
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Theta Sigma Phi
Aggie
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Thursday features Dovens Sunday School class at Central Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. and Vagabond Club gathering hosted by Miss Mary Frances Kennard. Friday includes Triangle Home Demonstration Club at 2 p.m., Woman's Forum, USO, and several social clubs with meetings and officer elections. Saturday offers Junior Garden Club events at Emerson School with Mrs. John W. Taylor. Sunday presents Young Academy of Arts home event at 2 p.m. honoring new teaching staff members.
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Dovens
Central Baptist Church
Harl Austin
Cherry
Mary Frances Kennard
Triangle Home Demonstration Club
Stanley Cahn
Government Department of Woman’s Forum
USO
Bill Logan
Friendship HD
L. O. Bunch
Arch. Parmenter, Jr
Rose
Lawton Garden Clubs
Lawton Poste
Henry Haviile
Gaven
Mrs Loyd Hosts Amuse-U-Bridge Club Meet
Mrs Lavoy E Loyd entertained Amuse-U-Bridge club at her home with dessert bridge at 1 30 p m Thursday. Bruce Renick won high score and Mrs B W McMahan guest won second high. guests included Mrs Guy Crawford and members Mesdames Aycock Bickett Howenstine Kinmoth Maddox Sanders Sims Wicker Wigington and others.
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Bruce Renick
Wnn
B. W. McMahan
Lavoy EB. Loyd
Amuse-U-Bridge Club
Guy Crawford
Mesdames
Byron Aycock
Marvin Bickett
Joe Howenstine
John Kinmoth
Leon Maddox
James Sanders
Hayward Sims
Walter Wicker
D. L. Wigington
LBA Meeting Names Reporter And Pledge Votes
Dorothy Avera hosted the LBA gathering at 608 Columbia on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Nita Jane Miller was named reporter and pledge bids were discussed and voted on while refreshments were served to Dorothy Avera and several guests including Joan Mann Margaret Sweatt Jean Becker Marjorie Brandon Jane Warren Sarah Lund Barbara McNair and Tommie Lynn Powers.
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Nita Jane Millér
LBA
Dorothy Avera
Columba
Joan Mann
Margaret Sweatt
Jean Becker
Marjorie Brandon
Jane Warren
Sarah Lund
Barbara McNair
Tommie Lynn Powers
Calvary Women Host State Missions Program at Church
Calvary Baptist Women’s Missionary Society held an all day prayer program for state missions at the church. Mrs Edna Medello led in organizing the event with Rev Deway C Squyres delivering the morning devotion and opening prayer. Various talks and prayers followed including topics on rural pastors evangelism community church and rural economic life. A covered dish luncheon concluded the gathering with prayers and songs throughout the day.
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Edna Medello
Magenim Tilken Grant
Women's Missionary Society of the
Calvary Baptist Church
Deway C. Squyres
Taudre
Maric
Tabe Tones
Leonard Harvey
Oklahoma
Donkins
H. A. Williamson
CG. A. Dean
Shige
FO EL Catlett
Comanche- Collon
Lule
M. J. Kidd
Louise Smith
Wade Beauchamp
Virgil Aalbrooks
S.C Allen
God
Winalon Davis
Lamoin Champ
Cnomeran
Special Vocal Duet By Mrs Davis Recital Evening
A vocal duet titled How Long Must We Wait offered with Mrs Harold Woodward as accompanist followed by Mrs Davis presenting background notes. An offering supported rural missions. Attendees included Mesdames C. T. Taliaferro A. E. Cook M. R. Mitchell George Broome Clarence Constant B. H. Peet Ola Austin Joseph McCain Fred Met scher R. E. Bryson A. H. Kirkpatrick Seth Bailey W. B. Cringle L. Allison John Davis G. W. King F. B. Lawin M. H. Dungan and Rev. and Mrs. Bert York.
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Harold Woodward
Davis
Mesdames C. T. Taliaferro
A. E. Cook
M. R. Mitchell
George Broome
Clarence Constant
B. H. Peet
Ola Austin
Joseph McCain
Fred Metscher
Mary Swarts club holds officer election at Mrs. Ford’s home
Mrs Dick Ford hosts Mary Swarts club meeting at 514 Euclid as officers are elected Kenneth Kasperell reelected president after an unfinished term Roy Pendergraft named first vice president and other officers elected at 2 30 p m Wednesday.
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Kenneth Kasperell
Mary Swarts Club
Dick Ford, Jr
Euclid
Roy Pendergraft
Club Elects Officers and Welcomes New Member
Re named Mrs Ford as second vice president and Mrs Roy Noble as secretary while Mrs Chester McCord becomes treasurer. New member Mrs Jess Newby was voted in. Attending were Mrs Cecil O Baker and Mrs J T Johnster. Tea service was provided by the hostess.
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Ford
Roy Noble
Chester McCord
Jess Newby
Cecil O Baker
J. T. Johnster
Messing HD Club Elects Officers at Miller Home
Officers of the Messing Home Demonstration club were elected at a meeting hosted by Mrs. W. H. Miller. Mrs Juenita Benson, county HD agent, presented the lesson on kit planning and demonstrations.
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Messing Home
W. H. Miller
Juenita Benson
Planning meeting outlines yearbook topics and duties
Mrs. George Rogers was chosen president with other officers elected and tee as secretary. The meeting opened with reading of the minutes and roll call. Members chose subjects for yearbooks for the coming year and refreshments were served to Mrs. W. J. Watkins, Irry Ord, H. W. W. Comer, J. W. Bunch, Grady Ray and E. C Stringer.
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Chen
Eac
E. C Stringer
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Ociety
Lucile Creswell
R. C. Stanley
D Ave
Layton
Myrtle McNeil
Russell Cleaners
E Ave
Phono
Army Wives
Paul Locke
L. E. Loyd
Ee Nite
Calvary Women
Dick Ford
REBA
Geo. Rogers
Messing HD Club
Howard
Coker
Tomers
Bud
Credit Department
Ments
Eparision
Winfield
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