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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1963

Page

14

1964 HD Club chairmen named and plans announced

Progressive Home Demonstration club officers named by president Mrs. J H Freeman for 1964 include publicity chairman Mrs Harold Sinor and family life chair Mrs Kelsey with other posts for 4 H club clothing and nutrition. Plans discussed for Scott club event Share the Craft workshop Oct 29 and rheumatic heart workshop rescheduled for Oct 10.

J. H. Freeman Charles Kelsey Harold Sinor Kelsey J.H. Freeman Tom Worth Frank Stuever S. A. Reed Scott Home S. Sheridan Road Ronald Cagle Frank Austin Charles Green Bishop

Group Holds Italian Buffet at Fort Sill Polo Club

The Fort Sill Polo club hosted an Italian buffet for officers of the 30th Artillery Missile Battalion and their wives. Lt. Col. and Mrs. D. F. Jones led the event with civilian personnel. Baby cup presented to Lt. and Mrs. G. Trent Crosby for their new daughter. Capt. and Mrs. Fred Bell were welcomed as battalion newcomers. Special guest Lt. Gen. (Ret.) F. W. Farrell Sr. and Mrs. Farrell attended from Washington. Norma Jean Valentine of Cleveland was a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Collins.

Fort Sill Polo Club Sth 30Th Artillery D. F. Jones G. Trent Crosby Fred Bell F. W. Farrell Sr Farrell Washington, D. C F. W. Farrell Jr Norma Jean Valentine Cleveland Ohio A. B. Collins

BSP Chapter Rush Party At Euclid Home

Beta Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its second rush party of the season on the lawn at Mrs. Tom Adams home 3811 Euclid Tuesday night. Guests of honor were Mrs. James R. Williams Mrs. Carl Boswell Mrs. Gilbert Peppers Mrs. Harry Ratliff Mrs. Danilo Conner Mrs. Roger Baker and Mrs. Tom Williams. Others present included Mrs. Donald K. Bynum Mrs. Bill Foster Mrs. Jack Gibson Mrs. David Mayfield Mrs. John Powell Mrs. Ray Shackelford Mrs. Jess Weaver and Mrs. Ronnie Norman.

Beta Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Tom Adams Euclid James R. Williams Carl Boswell Gilbert Peppers Harry Ratliff Danilo Conner Roger Baker Tom Williams Donald K. Bynum Bill Foster Jack Gibson David Mayfield John Powell Ray Shackelford Jess Weaver Ronnie Norman

OCS Graduates Honored at Polo Club Coffee

About 150 people attended a post graduation coffee at the Polo Club after the ceremony for the OCS class 5A43. Honor guests Col. and Mrs. Stuart F Jillson Col. and Mrs Floyd D Gattis Col. and Mrs Edgar E Marvel. Lt. John M Fiske the honor graduate and Mrs G N Cameron cut the cake with the group sabre.

OCS Stuart F. Jillson Floyd D. Gattis Mas Edgar E. Marvel John M. Fiske G. N. Cameron Candidate Wives Club

Mrs. D. R. Grimes Named Oklahoma Music Club Leader

Mrs. D. R. Grimes, president of the Lawton Schubert Music Club, was appointed chairman of achievement records for the Oklahoma Federation of Music Clubs at a state board meeting in Oklahoma City earlier this week. She has served in the same role for three years during a prior period.

D. R. Grimes Lawton Schubert Music Club Achievement Records Oklahoma Federation of Music Clubs Oklahoma City

Luncheon for Guided Missile Wives at Polo Club

Wives of officers in the Guided Missile Department attended a Wednesday luncheon at the Polo Club. Mrs. Alton G. Williams led as chairman with Mrs. Roger R. Redhair and Mrs. Chester F. Campbell among welcomed attendees. Fifty-one people attended the event celebrating gift wrapping with speakers from Best Candy Co. and a film on the craft.

Guided Missile Department Polo Club Alton G. Williams Edith C. McDonald Jewel Jones The Best Candy Co

Centenary WSCS Luncheon and Meeting Held

Centenary Methodist WSCS held a luncheon and business meeting Tuesday in the church Fellowship hall. An executive session preceded lunch with Circle 3 hosting and Mrs. Merle Warren as chairman. Rev. Argus Hamilton gave the invocation and Mrs. C. J. Hanan led the business portion. 63 members attended.

Centenary Methodist Wscs Circle 3 Merle Warren Argus Hamilton C. J. Hanan WSCS T. P. Brammer Clarence Mull

Wives of officers host lavender coffee gathering at Fort Sill

The monthly coffee for Wives of officers of the Office of Director of Instruction met at Mrs. Gerald E. Robinson’s Fort Sill home. Lavender decor and a silver service highlighted the tables as guests, including Mrs. Kenneth Brown and Mrs. Douglas Hyatt, discussed the 49er party and planned the Oct 25 DCI hayride. Hyatt to host November coffee.

Gerald E. Robinson Lester Road Fort Sill DCI

WMS Circle Head Installed at Sunset Baptists Circle

Mrs. Ward McCracken was installed as chairman of the Verna Savage circle of the Sunset Baptist Women's Missionary society during a meeting at her home 2608 N. 19th. Guest speaker Mrs. Afton Bailey presented papers and explained duties to officers. Other officers installed included Mrs. Richard Gatliff Jr. as vice president and mission study chairman and several other posts. A tea with cake, coffee and tea followed.

Ward McCracken Verna Savage Sunset Baptist Women's Missionary Society Afton Bailey Westwood Mission Richard Gatliff Jr Hugh Lodge Frank Gatliff Clarence Cobb James Kirby Raymond Smith John Hoover Clyde Hoover Ollie Gatliff Robert Lanmann

ATC Wives Schedule Second Annual Tasting Fair

Wives of USATC officers plan a cooking tasting fair on Wednesday October 9 at Fort Sill Service Club 6 Hartwell Blvd. Each hostess will share her recipe and copies will be sold to raise funds for ATC families in need at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Chairwoman Mrs Winton R Mizell leads a committee including Mrs Philip H Riedel Jr and others. Fall produce decor and handmade items will enhance the event.

USATC Service Club Hartwell Blvd Fort Sill ATC Winton R. Mizell Philip H. Riedel Jr Edmund D. Heilbronner Robert H. West Taylor C. Anthony Sam A. Roberts Charles M. Busbee Jr Harry Tchakirides

Artillery Board Wives Lunch at Officers Club

Wives of Army artillery officers gathered at Fiddler's Green Officers Club for bridge and luncheon. Hostesses Mrs. Wendal Haley and Mrs. Roswell Walker welcomed 34 attendees. Mrs. John Gloriod led the session. Christmas project adoption of a Fort Sill Indian School girl noted. Cookies for Fort Sill hospital ward party to be sent by Mrs. Haley and Mrs. Lunn. November hostesses named.

Army Artillery Board Fiddler's Green Officers Club Wendal Haley Roswell Walker John Gloriod Thomas J. Welch T. W. Daniels Fort Sill Indian School. Mrs. Haley Robert J. Lunn Fort Sill Hospital Nelson Tobey Lunn

Central FHA Elects Officers

Central Junior High School Future Homemakers of America Tuesday elected Linda Brown as president. Others chosen include Peggy Brown as vice president Rhonda McCune secretary Pam Mavitv treasurer Martha Webb historian Susan Cox reporter and Linda Brown Carol Foster parliamentarians Diana Jones song leader Marsha Irby Peg gy Frink recreational directors. A cautionary note advises girls applying for office jobs to present neat and smart appearance avoiding eccentric attire or jangly jewelry.

Central Junior High School Future Homemakers of America Linda Brown Peggy Brown Rhonda McCune Pam Mavitv Martha Webb Susan Cox Carol Foster Diana Jones Marsha Irby Peggy Frink

UDC Elects Mrs Reynolds As Secretary

United Daughters of the Confederacy elected Mrs Lillian Reynolds as recording secretary to replace Mrs O C Darling who resigned. The Annie Bullock Sneed chapter held the vote in the Museum of the Great Plains with hostesses Mrs Catharine Garvin Mrs J R Timmons and Mrs Emma Jones.

United Daughters of the Confederacy Lillian Reynolds O. C. Darling Reynolds Annie Bullock Museum of the Great Plains Catharine Garvin J. R. Timmons Emma Jones Lily Stafford UDC Winnie Davis Jefferson Davis Georgia Confederacy Juanita Adams Vinita Marie Detty Mattie Curtis E. Williams Abe March Emma Thomas F. S. Sneed Roy Stafford

Rainbows Schedule School Instruction in Lawton Assembly

Order of the Rainbow for Girls assemblies across the area attend a Rainbow School of Instruction at 9 a.m. Saturday in the Masonic temple in Lawton. Host will be the Lawton assembly with Mrs. Betty Jeffersonson of Hobart, district deputy, directing.

Order of the Rainbow Rainbow Masonic Temple Lawton Betty Je Robinson Hobart

Abigail Van Buren Dear Abby column questions and replies

Abigail Van Buren answers reader inquiries on marriage manners lighting cigarettes public affection and a teen pregnancy. Topics include mother in law wedding seating a cigarette lighting etiquette and a veteran remark with advice to a reader.

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Social Calendar Thursday notices for local groups set events

Auxiliary to Lowery Whitehead American Legion Post 29 meets 7 30 p m at the legion hall. Old Settlers pie supper at the Museum of Great Plains at 7 p m. Eisenhower elementary PTA executive meeting in school at 7 30 p m. United Church Women of Lawton Cotton Pickin coffee at First Presbyterian 9 30 a m. Rose Garden club at 1711 Dearborn 1 30 p m. Lincoln PTA executive meeting in principal s office at 2 p m. Charity and Cache chapters O E S visit by worthy grand matron at Mason ic Temple 1814 C covered dish 6 p m meeting 7 30 p m. VFW Post 1193 and Auxiliary games night at VFW 926 S Second 8 p m. Note on boots comment.

Lowery-Whitehead American Legion Post American Legion Hall Museum of Great Plains Eisenhower Elementary School PTA United Church Women of Lawton First Presbyterian Church Rose Garden Club C. Y. A. Franklin Dearborn Lincoln Pta Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple VFW

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HD Club L. C. Nichols Tom Kuchynka Stuever George Jung Dan Andrews BSP John D. Williams S-1 Usatcfa John T. Elliott Col. Elliott Korea R. L. Langford L. R. Cook W. L. R. Cook Pershing Leo Draper R. Cottle C. W. Johnson Roger R. Redhair John J. Trankovich Chester F. Campbell Richard Langford Germany Trankovich Diver Hunter Centenary Wscs Marylin Miller Cosmetics Edna Hennessee WMS Laird’s Couture Natural Ranch Denmark Waggoner Ome Furnishings ATC Wives Artillery Board Central Fha Rainbows Beauticians S.W Oklahoma Lawton Beauty School Sheridan Road N. & M. Upholstery CO Abigail van Buren Husband Beverly Hills Calif N. 19Th St Wolverton’s Sierra Land Tiley Ricsrdidts 6Th Cache Rd Hickory Inn Steak House Gore EL U.S K. C D Ave
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