Area Girls In Limelight At College
Lawton area girls at Oklahoma College for Women in Chickasha earn honors. Ellen Coburn Sue Ann Botkin and Bertha Slaughter join the Regent’s honor roll with 3.75 or higher. Mary Frances Carnes Jan Howard and Louise Moss on the President’s honor roll. Carnes also in concert band with December program plans. Social clubs select members. majors in speech and hearing therapy include Romiger Collier Decker and Smith. The on campus deaf school serves as a lab for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Ellen Jacobs Coburn
Sue Ann Botkin
Dearborn
Bertha Slaughter
Mary Frances Carnes
Logan
Jan Howard
Ash
Louise Bellah Moss
Cyril
Carnes
Rene Connors
Nannie Eades
Sherry Decker
Be Si Ta
Carmine Garabato
Eche Sa
Annette Romiger
Betty Collier
FE Knox Road
Fort Sill
Miss Decker
Ann Smith
Ryan
Battalion Wives Host Coffee and Dinner With Officers
Wives of officers from the 3rd Battalion 80th Artillery attended a ladies coffee and dinner at the Officers Club Fort Sill. Mrs. Roger Neal and Mrs. Donald Lauzon co hosted the coffee and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Jimmy Wae and Mrs. Norman Hollian. Capt. John Ridgway led the event as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
80Th Artillery
Roger Neal
Donald Lauzon
Jimmy Wae
Norman Hollian
Winton Spiller
Marlene Jacobs
Herbert Lewis
Officers Wives Club
John Mitchell
Robert Brunner
Lewis
Brunner
Kenneth Goodman
Holliday
Leo Quilice
Roland Gauthier
John Ridgeway
Bradley Lott
Robert Williams
Wiggs
Roy Steinmier
Paul Hudson
David Phillips
Joseph Henderson
Michael Gilmartin
Tom Ben Walton
Spiler
Fort Sill
B Battery
John Ridgway
Lauzon
Col
Games Nights At VFW Post Attract 250 Attendees
About 250 people attended games nights sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1193 and its auxiliary in the VFW building. Deward Stringer directed the event with Ernest Trosino and auxiliary leaders Mrs. Burl Fitzgerald and Mrs. H. W. Waterbury assisting. Special winners included Mrs. J. B. Lucas and Beverly Hawkins among others. numerous members also won prizes. Another games night is planned for 8 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1193
VFW
Deward Stringer
Ernest Trosino
Burl Fitzgerald
H. W. Waterbury
J. B. Lucas
R. F. Neely
Beverly Hawkins
Wanda Ballow
C. C. Krie
Alice Carbral
N. E. Dall
George Reed
J. B. Conrey
Ernest Arendt
Kenneth Brown
Hulen Peppers Club Officers Re-Elected
Mrs. Charles Bard and Mrs. O. F. Hilbert were re elected president and secretary of the Hulen Peppers club. Nora Hilbert and A. H. Kriewald were chosen as vice president and reporter at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Reuben Zimmerman. Betsy Dahms demonstrated dress pattern alterations and attendees planned to send napkins and trap favors to Children’s Memorial hospital in Oklahoma City for a Thanksgiving party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bard
O. F. Hilbert
Hulen Peppers Club
Nora Hilbert
A. H. Kriewald
Reuben Zimmerman
Betty Dahms
Cotton County
Zimmerman
Social Is Held In Elgin Home
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Schroeder hosted an ice cream social for the Friendly Neighbors club and families. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Gordon Wolf Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scammahorn and several named ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Don Schroeder
Friendly Neighbors Club
Gordon Wolf
C. M. Schroeder
Earl Scammahorn
Jess Smith
Guy Slaughter
Dollie Slaughter
Altrusa Club Dinner Plans Future Activities
The Altrusa club of Lawton met with Mrs. Fred Mallon for a covered dish dinner and business meeting. New member Mrs. Edna Hill was introduced and plans included Christmas bazaars and a Chinese auction. Orders for the official Lawton flag and joy logs were noted, with upcoming seminars at the Design for Living room in the Southwestern Bell building. Oct 28 set for the next meeting and October designated as grants in aid contribution month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Lawton
Fred Mallon
S. J. MclIntosh
Edna Hill
Memorial Hospital
McIntosh
Springfield
Anastasia Lane
Altrusa
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Gore
Mallon
Ways and Means
Altrusa International
Dental Wives Meet For Coffee At Fort Sill
The Fort Sill Dental Wives group gathered in Fiddler's Green for coffee and a welcome to four new members. Mrs. C. A. Farrell wife of the new commander presided as plans for the year were discussed. The group set monthly coffees for the third Wednesday. About 30 attended as Mrs. Farrell poured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
C. A. Farrell
U.S. Army Dental Detachment
T. R. Watts
W. E. Gandy
S. G. Hyde
Farrell
Homemakers Elect Officers
Sterling Special reports the Homemakers Sunday School class of Sterling First Baptist Church elected officers for the coming term. Mrs. David Jones remains class teacher. president Mrs. Walter Rankin. vice president Mrs. Bert Melrose. secretary Mrs. Ralph Harper. devotional Mrs. Hugh Hoard. reporters Mrs. Ralph Harper. group captains named for Mrs. Leon Coleman, Mrs. Roy Cook, Mrs. Orville Lambert and Mrs. Hugh Hoard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Sterling First Baptist Church
Chester Liles
David Jones
Walter Rankin
Bert Melrose
Ralph Harper
Hugh Hoard
Sam Braly
Leon Coleman
Roy Cook
Orville Lambert
Two Entertain Officers Wives With Coffee
The Fireside room of the Officers Club hosted a Wednesday morning coffee by Wives of Officers of the Sth Battalion 30th Artillery. Hostesses were Mrs. T. A. Tolsley and Mrs. Pearson Por ter. Attending were Mrs. William A. Decker, wife of the brigade commander, and Mrs. FE H. De Saussure, wife of the 9th group commander, plus numerous other officers spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth Battalion
30Th Artillery
T. A. Tolsley
Pearson Porter
William A. Decker
FE. H. de Saussure
D. F. Jones
A. J. O'Donnell
J. D. Watkins
Carl Kincheloe
Fred C. Smith
Robert Wallis
Jerry Bates
W. Robecker
John F. Wilson
Richard Graves
James Haas
William Rigney
Wives Attend Buffet-Dance At Fort Sill Event
Officers of the 3rd Target Acquisition Battalion 26th Artillery and their wives gathered in the Artillery room of the Hotel Lawtonian for a buffet and dance. Lt. Col. Herbert W. Krueger presented baby cups to CWO and Mrs. Koren and to CWO and Mrs. Perkins. Newcomers Capt Garrett B Farrell Jr and Capt Perry E Peters were introduced. Miniature cannons were given in farewell to several officers including Lightner Llorens-Montero Polk Robertson Windgassen Koren. Shrimp, meatballs, cheese and crackers plus chile con queso were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
26Th Artillery
Lawtonian
Herbert W. Krueger
CWO
Lawrence P. Koren
Richard H. Perkins
Garrett B. Farrell Jr
Perry E. Peters
L. C. Downs
Army
Robert S. Robertson
Fort Benning
Dean L. Windgassen
Fort Sill
Windgassen
Cwo Koren
Alaska
Koren
Why I Need An Education Theme at Cache F H of A
The Cache high school chapter of Future Homemakers of America met in October with the theme Why I Need An Education. Lajuanna Logue led the meeting as president with devotion by Virginia Hull and a group song led by Linda Glandon. A panel on the importance of education was led by Jeanette Coody with Cuba Pagano Linda Blake Flora Woos Linda Logue Karol Maloy Jessie Price Verna Tanner Richard Lockart and Johnny Runyan participating. A skit by Penny Barkley Susie Wolf and Rosemary Stone entertained about 50 attendees. Verna Tanner reported Open Door to the Future from National Teen Times. Initiation of new members installation of officers and a sub district officers meeting were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache High School
Future Homemakers of America
Lajuanna Logue
Virginia Hull
Linda Glandon
Jeanette Coody
Cuba Pagano
Linda Blake
Flora Woos
Linda Logue
Karol Maloy
Jessie Price
Verna Tanner
Richard Lockart
Johnny Runyan
Penny Barkley
Susie Wolf
Rosemary Stone
Teen-Times
Young Matrons Hear Speaker at First Christian Fellowship
The Young Matrons group met Tuesday night at Mrs. Bob Hollis home 4611 Atom. Mrs. John Hume led the business meeting. Mrs. Clarence Thomas spoke on Choosing the Proper Kindergarten for Our Children. Eleven members attended including Mrs. Bell Benton Hevelone Pohly Simpson Skrdile Warkentin John Logan Hume Hillis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Women's Fellowship
Bob Hollis
Atom
John Hume
Bill Logan
Clarence Thomas
Grant Bell
Paul Benton
Dan Hevelone
Glen Pohly
Fred Simpson
Joe Skrdile
Jim Warkentin
Sue John
Hume
Logan
Hillis
Social Calendar Highlights for Thursday and Friday
Community events listed for Thursday include gatherings by Mary Swartz Rose club at 2901 Bell and the Greater Lawton-Fort Sill Arts council at Fort Sill. Medical assistants meet at 1202 Arlington, ABWA at Hotel Lawtonian, and Legion auxiliary game night. Friday features Iris Garden club meetings at 805 Parkview and 814 Columbia, plus VFW 1193 games night at 926 S Second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
R. E. Cagle
Melton Meek
Arlington
New Frontier
ABWA
Lawtonian
Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion
Lowery-Whitehead Post
Legion
Lawton-Fort Sill Aauw
Lawton High School
Iris Garden Club
Kelly Hillis
Parkview
Charles Brooks
Columbia
VFW
S. Second
Beaver Valley Club Holds All Day Inspirational Meeting
ELGIN Special Mrs Hall Harney hosted the Beaver Valley Inspirational club at her Fletcher home for an all day gathering. Lorene Twineham gave the invocation for lunch and a club quilt was embroidered with members names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Hall Harney
Fletcher
Beaver Valley
Do As You Want This Time Abby Advice Column
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on etiquette questions. A relative asks about wedding invitations and gifts. a reader questions reciprocity among single friends. a newcomer causes concerns by sharing intimate details about others. Abby advises to go or gift only if desired and notes that gift etiquette is optional.
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Abby
Square Dance Event Draws Forty Seven Attendees
The Square Toppers club hosted a square dance at the American Legion hall with forty seven participants. Fourteen guests included Mr and Mrs Gus Mathis and Mr and Mrs Jerry Dykstra of Roberts Montana and others from San Jose Wakita Fort Sill and Law ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square Toppers Club
American Legion Hall
Gus Mathis
Jerry Dykstra
Roberts
Mont
Dan Lumley
San Jose
Calif
Winston Yarbrough
Chickasha
George Plahn
Wakita
Bill Burk
Fort Sill
Bob Hutchings
Jackie St. Clair
Pat Poindexter
Lawton
Charles Barwell
Kelly Sewell
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Mary Burns
Jones
Tommy Lewis
Flavis Besett
Buck Hervey
OME Furnishings
Couture
Natural Ranch
Mink
Sill
Mary Swartz Rose Club
J. R. Gordon
Bell
Greater Lawton
Arts Council
Arts and Crafts Center
Currey and
Miner Roads
Beaver Valley Club
Harney
B. R. Stephens
Elmo Henson
Myrtle Windle
Art Harney
Carroll Cook
Hulda Ackert
Leona Cable
Minnie Cheens
Ida Cline
Bill Hulen
Joe Eise
Beauticians
S.W
Oklahoma
Beauty School
Sheridan Road
Abigail van Buren
Beverly Hills
Sealy
Wolverton
Cp Base
Marylin Miller Cosmetics
Edna Hennessee
Owurer Sal Dwine
Cache Rd
Dial
Sockwell Pianano and Organ CO
Baldwin — Hamilton
Howard Pianos
Baldwin Organs
Wolverton’s
N. Sheridan Road
Wacker
West Lee Blvd
Lee Blvd
Lacy
Hickory Inn Steak House
Gore EL
Kansas City
U.S. Choice
Lakeview
Liberty
Cache Road
Little Lake
Crisco
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