Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Dozens of groups in Lawton gather for the Social Calendar season. The Southwest Beauticians meet at All American Beauty shop, First Christian Missionary guild convenes at 105 N Fifth with Mrs. Wood, and Circle II of First Presbyterian Women meets at 1715 Gore. Other events include Alpha Pi Beta Sigma Phi at 3131 Kinyon, First Christian Women’s Fellowship groups across multiple homes, and many more woman’s clubs, demonstrations, and church gatherings scheduled throughout the day and week. The programs feature lessons, devotions, lunches, and community service plans across Fort Sill, Lawton, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Beauticians Association
All American Beauty Shop
First Christian Missionary Guild
H. H. Wood
Hugh Platts
First Presbyterian Women's Organization
J. M. Bakley
Gore
John 4
Erwin Sr
John Scott
E. L. Richardson
Alpha Pi
Beta Sigma Phi
William F. King
Kinyon
First Christian Women’s Fellowship
C. C. Glascock
Ferris
Otto Skrolle
Dearborn
Ed Russell
Arlington
John White
Woman’s Missionary Society of Central Baptist Church
Richard T. Hopper
Itsuko Saito
John Bowman
Woman's Auxiliary
VFW
S. Second
Jack Smith
Roy Beene
Circle V
First Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Jean Matthews
Maple
Practical Nurses Association
Security Bank & Trust Company
Centenary Methodist ‘Woman's Society of Christian Service
Blue Beaver
Woodlawn
First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Circle I
Lawton High School
Sue Botkin
E. P. McMahon
McMahon Foundation
Centenary Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
NCO Wives Club
NCO Club
Fort Sill
E. E. Stanafer
Thad Dudek
Mary Swartz
Charles Kelsey
Rte. 3
Lawton
E. L. Godwin
Meers
Paradise Valley
W. W. McClung
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Cement Masons International Association
Lincoln
Carolyn Hunt Club
Louise Yarmuk
Schubert Music Club
Lawtonian
R. C. Allman
Southwest
Oklahoma Federation of Music Clubs
American Association of University Women
Tomorrow’s
Pansy Garden Club
Wesley Ford
Baltimore
H. L. Porter
Carolyn Cole
Centenary Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Geronomo
Mountain View
Christian Workers Conference
First Christian Church
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Iris Garden Club
Hugh Payne Jr
Northwood
W. L. Jacks
E. R. Bauman
Payne
Beaver Valley
Bel Canto Club Meets For Study
Bel Canto Music club members from Cyril and Fletcher met at Mrs. H C McAninch home. Mrs C M Ridgway of Fletcher elected president after Art Wolf resignation. Cyril group included Riv ers Steiner Woodward Clyburn Bates Rivers Birkle bach Wolf Webb Webb Stevens. Fletcher group included Lee Ridgway Collier Ridgway. Refreshments served by Mrs O Skelton. guests J H Ennis T E Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clyburn
W. E. Bates
H. C. Rivers
Sallie Birklebach
G. Wolf
Naomi Webb
Kristin Webb
Myra Stevens
Fletcher
Lee Ridgway
Virginia Collier
Carolyn Ridgway
O. Skelton
Mesdames J. H. Ennis
T. E. Stevens
Cyril
Edna Mae Roberts
Marie Lake
Meat loaf with olive garnish crafted for neat slices
A CECILY BROWNSTONE recipe presents a compact loaf baked in an 8 by 4 by 3 inch pan. Green olives stuffed with pimiento form a decorative bottom, then a mixture of beef pork rice cereal egg onion and seasonings bakes for 1 1/2 hours. Serve hot with peas or potatoes. leftovers heat under a broiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Pastor and Family Farewell Honorees
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Crater Jr. and family were feted at a farewell pot luck supper at First Christian church where he has served as pastor. Crater will move to Mar low soon to become pastor of the Christian church there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
C. A. Crater Jr
First Christian Church
Crater
Marlow
Christian Church
Preferential Tea Climax for Beta Sigma Phi Rushing Season
Members of Beta Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a preferential tea from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Mrs. Leona White’s home in Sterling. The table featured fall flowers centerpieces, an ecru lace cloth, and yellow candles. Presiding were Mrs. John Littlefield and Mrs. White. guests included several Mesdames and Misses named in attendance. Sterling (Special) reports Wesley Foundation students at the University of Oklahoma, Norman, will conduct morning services at the Methodist church today and meet 2-5 p.m. with Methodist Youth Fellowship members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Leona White
1816 Taylor
John Littlefield
White
Jack D. Lank
Sterling
Wesley Foundation
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
OU Chatter Highlights Club News And Student Achievements
University of Oklahoma students resume studies after the Cotton Bowl game in Dallas. Joe James, industrial engineering, joins Advanced Air Force Training. Jerry Adelman elected social chairman of Delta Chi. Nancy Ferguson majors in fashion merchandising and is in campus fashion groups. Floyd Harris, electrical engineer, joins three engineering honor societies Tau Beta Pi Sigma Tau Eta Kappa. John McKee named rush chairman for Sigma Nu. Dorothy Leister works as a proofreader for philosophy professor Dr. Gustav E. Mueller. Catherine Moe elected recording secretary of Sigma Alpha Iota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
University of Oklahoma
Dallas
Joe James
Advanced Air Force
Joe
T. B. James
Jerry Adelman
Delta Chi
Jerry
Nancy Ferguson
Lawton High School
John McKee
Rush
Sigma Nu
John
Emmett L. McKee
Dorothy Leister
LeRoy Leister
Euclid
Dorothy
Can-Can Slip Program At Ellen H Richards Club
Two guests Mesdames Leonard Bollinger and Jimmie Middleton attended a meeting at Mrs. J R Neal s home. A program on can can slips made from plastic screen wire was presented by Mrs. Merle Fisher. Card Friend gifts were exchanged. Plans for a rummage sale were completed during the business session led by Mrs. D L Clemmer. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Mesdames Bill Allen W A Buxton Cecil Easton J D Harper Robert Hamilton Homer Hyden Delwin Jones Joyce Pursley T R Stephens and Buford Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Leonard Bollinger
Jimmie Middleton
Ellen H. Richards Club
J. R. Neal
Merle Fisher
D. L. Clemmer
Bill Allen
W. A. Buxton
Cecil Easton
J. D. Harper
Robert Hamilton
Homer Hyden
Delwin Jones
Joyce Pursley
T. R. Stephens
Buford Walker
Broiling Foods Studied By Ready to Help Club
Indiahoma reports Ready to Help Home Demonstration members studied broiling foods in a session at Mrs. Rusty Jones home. Present were Mrs. Otto Bussanmas. visitors included Mrs. Paul Long. other attendees were Mesdames H. C. Robertson Arch Nelson James Mahan Bob Singleton and Pearl Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Bussanmas
Rusty Jones
Paul Long
Mesdames H. C. Robertson
Arch Nelson
James Mahan
Bob Singleton
Pearl Smith
Camp Fire And Blue Bird Leaders Meet For Business
Mrs. Harold W. Hallett distributed Tuberculosis Christmas seals to Camp Fire and Blue Bird leaders in Lawton districts. Workshops on Halloween Thanksgiving and fall crafts were held. Mrs. Val Wagner handed out fire prevention materials as home inspection sheets were distributed where no grade school children reside. District I Leaders included E R Godfrey A D Graves and others. District II session at Lawton Youth Center listed J C Kennedy presiding with numerous officers and members. District III meeting at Mrs Slatten's home named Milo Howenstine as chairman with new officers and attendees. A horizon club advisers round-table followed at Mrs Wagner's home with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Hallett
Comanche County Tuberculosis Association
Lawton Council
Val Wagner
District I Leaders Association
Wagner
Arlington
Mesdames E. R. Godfrey
A. D. Graves
Robert Demary
Don Recer
Alvin Dees
Arnold Heath
Leon Harrison
Harry Tranter
Jessie Gonzales
Lawton
14Th
Bell
J. C. Kennedy
Mesdames
Oscar Cox
Cal Kilgore
Bill Isaac
Oscar Lock
Robert Billman
J. K. Jennings
Marvin Bickett
B. B. Derrick
Harold Wilson
Don Jones
Dan Lee
A. E. Newcombe
Dean Richmond
Richard Hawkins
W. R. Taylor
D. C. Griffin
Robert Taylor
Max Goldner
W. D. Hughey
N. E
Birth of Grandson Keith Owen Announced in Tacoma
Leroy Leister of 1107 Euclid reports the birth of a grandson named Keith Owen to his daughter Mrs. Kenneth Bridges in Tacoma Washington on October 5. Bridges is a Lawton High and Cameron College graduate, now stationed at Fort Lewis and will leave the Army in February. He plans to pursue a master's degree at the University of Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Leister
Euclid
Keith Owen
Kenneth Bridges
Tacoma
Wash
Bridges
Lawton High School
Cameron College
Fort Lewis
Army
University of Oklahoma
Dress Around Those Braces Style Advice for Teens
A teen guidance piece riffs on braces fashion and future photos. It cautions not to overplay metal gear in public, to keep mouths closed in pictures, and to avoid glittery jewelry while maintaining soft textures. It notes braces are visible in wearers but not conspicuous, and that jewelry can resume later.
Auxiliary Honors Mrs. Bill Oliver Auxiliary party in Chattanooga
The Girls auxiliary of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Union surprised their leader Mrs. Bill Oliver with a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams after a regular meeting. Refreshments were served by Wanda Jo Gardner Bette Brady Clara Williams with assistance from Linda Williams and Mrs Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Bill Oliver
Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union
Frank Williams
Wanda Jo Gardner
Bette Brady
Clara Williams
Linda Williams
Beware Chronic Bronchitis Ad Warning for Creomulsion
An advertising notice warns that untreated coughs and bronchitis may lead to chronic bronchitis. It praises Creomulsion for loosening phlegm and soothing inflamed bronchial membranes, notes no narcotics, and markets a larger bottle and a milder child version in pink and blue packaging.
XYZ Auxiliary Luncheon Hosts Zwaan and Guests
Mr and Mrs Henry Zwaan were special guests of XYZ auxiliary members at a 1 pm luncheon for the American Business club held at Martins restaurant 2107 Cache Road Zwaan narrated and showed a film of their Europe trip visiting Italy Switzerland Germany and France after the meal Mrs Harold Anderson president led a business session with Mesdames Herb Stonehocker Lacey Holley Doug Fife James Story Carl Schow Kenneth Henry and William Matthey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zwaan
XYZ
American Business Club
Martin’s
Cache Road
Zwaan
Europe
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
France
Harold Anderson
Herb Stonehocker
Lacey Holley
Doug Fife
James Story
Carl Schow
Kenneth Henry
William Matthey
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Bel Canto Club
Lawton Constitution
Lucille Creswell
Marta Stephen OU
Camp Fire
Blue Bird
Slatten
Robert Pierce
Willard Cochran
Morris G. Glass
Calver E. Dukes
W. C. Phillips
Bill H. Stephens
Carl Stephens
Basil Cherry
E. D. Richard
Ed Bivins
Herebrt
Now- Jin
Olen Garrett
Horizon Club
Charles Bledsoe
Elmer Ewing
W. W. Godlove
William E. Harrison
Julius Johnston
J. E. Kosco
Jim Taylor
Taylor
Southwestern Hospital
Joe Taylor
San Francisco
Calif
Lee Taylor
Fort Worth
Tex
R. L. Phillips
Simeon C. Dorland
Olympia
Irene Anderson
Hillsdale
Ore
James Dorland
Theodore G. Dorland
Dorland
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Mt. Scott
Columbia
Call Irwin
the McKee CO
Pho
Alicia Hartner
Beauty
Ing
Ney A UE
Service
Gilbert’s Pharmacy
Phil Gafford
Pontiac
Art
VikQateoma Cangle
Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City Times
Oklahoma
Harry H. Hollister
Tangle Towns
Philippines
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Oklahoman
The
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