Social Calendar highlights Fort Sill clubs and meetings
Fort Sill hosts a Busy Bee session at 11 a.m. and an Arts forum at 7:30 p.m. The Womath auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. at the VFW hut, while the Square D Square Dance club dances at the American Legion hall. Various groups including AAUW, PEO EB chapter, Jaycees, and international wives gather across Fort Sill areas with luncheons, picnics, and programs led by named hostesses and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womath’s Auxiliary
VFW Hut
Fort Sill
Square D
American Legion Hall
E. Ernest Hunter
Cmdr
Ed Brown
Earl Austin
Jaycee Jones
Jaycees
Darold English
Euclid
PEO
Warren Wolverton
American Association of University Women
J. Edward Houseworth
International Club
Security Bank & Trust Company
Fort Sillmen
Lawton DAR Discusses Adopted Resolutions and Honors
Lawton chapter Daughters of the American Revolution reviewed two resolutions from the 64th Continental Congress urging U S sovereignty against UN interference and calling for quick Senate review of the status of forces treaty. Mrs Damon Watson presented the measures at the home of Mrs M E Olmstead, with past regent Mrs E B Dunlap summarizing the chapter’s achievements since 1921.
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64Th Continental Congress
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Damon Watson
National Defense
Lawton
Daughters of American Revolution
M. E. Olmstead
E. B. Dunlap
DAR
Mesdames Dunlap
Sam Maddux
Abe March
Frank S. Sneed
Old Post Chapel
Old Post Corral
Comanche County
Courthouse Square
United States
Watson
National Society
United States Senate
United Nations
Speedy Apple Pie Quickie From Seasonal Green Apples
A compact recipe feature promoting green apples for sauce pies and desserts. It describes Speedy Apple Pie using apple sauce, cinnamon, nutmeg and a crumb topping, baked 25 minutes at 375 degrees. Serves about four. It notes the popularity of apple pie and offers homemaking tips for using seasonal fruit.
Arts Department Tea To Feature Antique Show
Lawton Woman's Forum members plan an antique show tea to raise funds for the spring arts festival. The event runs 9 to 11 a.m. November 18 and is open to the public. Mrs C S McCuistion hosted the first fall session and Mrs John Gorski Sr. led the meeting.
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Arts Department
Lawton Woman's Forum
C. S. McCuistion
Columbia
Forum
John Gorski Sr
Flower Show Judges To Meet In Oklahoma City
Nationally accredited flower show judges from local and Southwest districts travel to Oklahoma City for the Oklahoma Council of Nationally Accredited Flower Show Judges fall meeting. Mrs. Don Baldwin will preside at a 1 p.m. luncheon on Monday Oct. 17 at Tropical cafeteria. About eight Southwest Oklahoma Garden clubs members may attend. Allen Henry and Raymond Kays will present the program. Judges will learn more about growing showing and judging dahlias.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Council of
Don Baldwin
Anadarko
Tropical
Southwest District of Oklahoma Garden Clubs Inc
Allen Henry
Tulsa
Tulsa Dahlia Society
Raymond Kays
Oklahoma A&M _ college
Stillwater
Colored Slides Shown Of Trips At Fine Arts Club
Mrs C A Wolverton of Faxon presented color slides from her travels at a Chattonooga Baptist church Fine Arts club meeting. She displayed images from Yellowstone National Park Williamsburg Virginia and various flowers. Refreshments followed with several members in attendance including Mrs Roy Beavers and Mrs George Bohl.
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Chattanooga
C. A. Wolverton
Faxon
Fine Arts Club
Chattanooga Baptist Church
G. H. Schumpert
Wolverton
Yellowstone National Park
Williamsburg
J. C. Killgore
Mesdames
Roy Beavers
George Bohl
J. C. Crow
Walter Crow
G. E. Kerr
Gus Labude
F. C. Minton
Roy MecCary
A. S. Patton
Othel Patton
W. F. Rushing
A. U. Schumpert
Hostess to Group Saddle Mountain Special Lunch Quilt
Mesdames Roy Askew Kelly Askew Royal Cook Balis Evatt Roy Henderson Orbin Henson Frank Sommers Jr and Herald Tipton attended a luncheon and quilting session in the home of Mrs Jack Tipton.
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Saddle Mountain
Mesdames
Roy Askew
Kelly Askew
Royal Cook
Balis Evatt
Roy Henderson
Orbin Henson
Frank Sommers Jr
Herald Tipton
Jack Tipton
Mrs F Anderson Shower Honors FAXON
A personal shower for Mrs. Fine Anderson was hosted by Mrs. Bill Peters at her home. Games at 2:30 pm preceded gift opening and refreshments. Gifts came from Alma Anderson Bill Buchwald Paul David Carson Oran Carson Jim Curtsinger Lee Dungan and others including Wilbur Morrison Jim Morrison Maude McKee Bob Norrell Virgil Parks Frank Peters Mabel Paden C F Perry Alex Richardson M E Reid J R Roberts B O Robison E L Stair Orville Smith Mary Trussell Maurice Wyatt Earl Woodall Everett Young Paul Zellers Linda Reid and several children.
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Faxon
Fine Anderson
Bill Peters
Alma Anderson
Bill Buchwald
Paul David Carson
Oran Carson
Jimmy Curtsinger
Lee Dungan
Bill Gover
Leroy Geis
D. W. Hudderston
Clint Johnston
Wilbur Morrison
Jim Morrison
Maude McKee
Bob Norrell
Virgil Parks
Frank Peters
Mabel Paden
C. F. Perry
Alex Richardson
M. E. Reid
J. R. Roberts
B. O. Robison
E.L. Stair
Orville Smith
Mary Trussell
Maurice Wyatt
Earl Woodall
Everette Young
Paul Zellers
Linda Reid
Elgin WSCS Plans Two Events On Tap
Bethel Woman’s Society of Christian Service members attend a zone WSCS meeting in Elgin. A covered dish luncheon and an all day work and study session are scheduled for Thursday at the local WSCS.
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Bethel
Bethel Woman’s Society of Christian Service
WSCS
Elgin
Chapter I of PEO Studies By-Laws
Chapter I of PEO met at 815 Dearborn in the home of Mrs. Irwin R. Ozman to study state and chapter by laws. Mrs. P C Fontaine was co host to the 2 pm Monday session with one guest, Mrs J R Richardson, in attendance and several listed members present.
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L. L. Cole
PEO
Irwin R. Ozman
Dearborn
P. C. Fontaine
J. R. Richardson
Donald Angus
H. A. Angus
J. G. Anderson
Will Austin
Stanley Bryant
S. V. Carmichael
James Cox
L. H. Fouts
William E. Harris
A. B. Lawrence
George Miller
R. B. Morford Sr
George Page
Frank Ross
John D. Shoemaker
C. A. Wolverton
Charles E. Young
Richard Taliaferro Feted By Parents
BETHEL special report says Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Taliaferro honored their son Richard on his sixth birthday with a dinner for friends. Guests included Tommy Cosgrove Tommy Hollingshead and Buddy Cranfill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
J. R. Taliaferro
Richard
Tommy Cosgrove
Tommy Hollingshead
Buddy Cranfill
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Woman’s Forum
Stephen’s Arts & Crafts
Sheridan Road
Schubert Music Club
McMahon Foundation
Adjutant General Section
Artillery School
Busy Bee Club
M. B. Howard
Pershing Drive
Warren Baty
Cecil Carter
Leonard Rainey
Roseland Home Demonstration Club
Ed Jones
Petunia Garden Club
Craterville Park
Jack Sharp
C. C. Shull
Post Children’s School
PTA
Army Daughters
C. H. Anderson
F. T. Unger
Cameron Alumni Association
Cameron
Cameron College
Quest Club
Irwin R. Qzman
F. T. Jensen
Milford Walker
Sweet Pea Garden Club
Ezra Baker
Social Service Department of Lawton Women’s Forum
Old South
Pioneer Club
Margaret Day
XYZ Auxiliary
American Business Club
Martin’s Restaurant
Cache Road
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Glenn Davis
Red Cross
Valley Forge
National Building Fund
Washington, D. C
H. W. Hallett
DAR Americanism Committee
Lawton High School
Olmstead
Helen Bixby
Lily F. Stafford
J. J. Hopps
Roy E. Stafford
Eugene Heinz
Hendrickson
W. W. Godlove
Rex Lee
South
Brian
Scar
Wits
ouirBas
Otyles
Teaareeee Et Tele
Fay
Mrs. F. Anderson
Phil Gafford
Richard Taliaferro
PFAFF
Buick
Star of Stars
Roadmaster
Cutti
Norton-Kitchens
Buick Co
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