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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1954

Page

5

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Activities

A dense list of meetings dinners and events across Lawton Fort Sill including Royal Neighbors IOOF hall Delta Sub Deb Paula Hill VFW posts and dozens more. Highlights include Allied service clubs square dance at American Legion hall and numerous church and community group gatherings throughout the week.

Royal Neighbors Lodge Paula Hill Gore Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Lillie Mae Fultz Hook & Whirl Square American Legion Hall Ira Lanman Gene Wickham Art Ashline Alpha Pi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Peggy Loud Columbia Centenary Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild Wesley Silk Phebian Sunday School Central Baptist Church Joe Narmore Maple

Girl Scout Troop 26 Holds Third Proficiency Session

Girl Scout Intermediate troop 26 members work on a child care proficiency badge by making stocking dolls. Sherry Asbery elected patrol leader at the home of Mrs Walter Asbery 1316 Kingsbury. Officers named Sandra Davidson assistant patrol leader Sue Bishop treasurer Nancy Bishop patrol scribe Delores Chandler game leader Cecilia Cash song leader. Refreshments by Cecilia Cash served to the girls Wanda Coburn and Mrs Mildred Davidson.

Sherry Asbery Walter Asbery Kingsbury Sandra Davidson Sue Bishop Nancy Bishop Delores Chandler Cecilia Cash Wanda Coburn Mildred Davidson

WMU Rally Set at Lawton Trinity Church

Mrs. Gerald R. Smith will preside over a Thursday all day WMU rally at Lawton's Trinity church. Women from the Comanche-Cotton Baptist unit will attend a program themed God's Stewards with morning and afternoon sessions including devotional talks, business, reports, and multiple concurrent conferences. Lunch is provided at noon and the meeting adjourns at 2 45 p.m. May include special music and district WMU notices.

Carolyn Hunt Club Bill Joyner Arlington Louis Sasser Lawton American Association of University Women New High School Marge Reynolds Chickasha Geronimo Joyce Harvey American Business Women's Association Claudia Nick Carras VFW S. Second Art Ashline Gerald R. Smith Comanche-Cotton John Roberson Smith W. A. Wilcoxson WMU Rally Mission Institute Fred Houston Walters Mesdames Home Hise Elmer McMahan Elgin K. M. Anderson Temple J. M. Dalton John Evans John Hain C. T. Tucker Business Women's Circle W. J. Alexander M. Anderson Stewardship Foundation A. L. Stringer Orphans Home A. Dayton Community Missions H. E. Wolf Margaret Fund Elmer Price Hospone John Harris Christian Education

Modern Landscaping Topic Aims at House Style

Hugh G. Payne Jr. spoke to the Iris Garden Club on Make Your Garden Fit Your House linking landscape lines to house design. He traced historical styles from Moorish to Italian to American ranch and outlined three plant varieties and zones for public service and private outdoor living areas.

Hugh G. Payne Jr Modern Landscape Company Iris Garden Club A. C. Shelton Arlington Spain Europe Africa Italy America Southwest Payne E. D. Garrison Mesdames John L. Gross E. H. McKinney National Tulip Society

Keeler Couple Mark 30th Wedding Anniversary

Longtime Lawton residents Mr and Mrs A T Keeler celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary with a family dinner. He retired from Fort Sill where he served as a first sergeant most of their 30 years in the area. Their children are T Sgt A E Keeler at Biggs Air Force Base El Paso Tex Mrs A M Curry Oklahoma City and Mrs C A Anderson Milwaukee Wis. They have five grandchildren Mary Ellen Cheryl Jean Keeler Allen Bob Angela Kay Curry and Stephen William Anderson.

Lawton Fort Sill A. T. Keeler Ferris Keelers A. E. Keeler Biggs Air Force Base el Paso Tex A. M. Curry Oklahoma City

Sorority Pledges Feted At Brunch

Miss Virginia Lewis heads Beta Mu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha as rushees are introduced at a Bry an’s Coffee brunch for pledges at 10 30 a.m. Attendees include Miss Billie Kinsey Virginia Doran Betty Stevenson and several Mesdames and Messrs. A business session for Salon 315 8 et 40 is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m.

Virginia Lewis Beta Mu Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Bryan Billie Kinsey Virginia Doran Betty Stevenson Mesdames Merion Porter Ross Baker Fred Larrance Jr Jewel Montgomery Marjorie Welch Charlene Gunter Polly Lafferty Barbara Wilkerson Lenora Clark Lee Roy Lewis John Scott Rusty Williamson Don Holman Jesse Bitterman Gerald Kirk R. B. Sparks Bill Quantz Chapeau Bateman-Zarling American Legion Fort Sill

Miss Louise Kennedy Attends Oklahoma A&M Homecoming

Miss Louise Kennedy of 5104 Arlington attended homecoming activities at Oklahoma A&M College in Stillwater over the weekend. Kennedy, assistant county home demonstration agent, graduated from A&M last year.

Louise Kennedy Arlington Oklahoma A&m College Stillwater Kennedy A&m

Beta Omicrons End Rush Week Hat Tea Highlights

Beta Omicrons of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority wrapped up rush week with a crazy hat party at Leona White's home 1816 Taylor and a preferential tea at Jasper Grigg's 2422 D residence. Mrs Rachel Wray won first prize for a wedding reception themed hat with fresh flowers while Mrs Leona White hosted the party and Mrs Richard Taylor earned second prize for a nursery item decorated hat. Yellow chrysanthemums were centerpiece at the tea as rushees and members including Mesdames Pike Freeman Nishimura Penepacker Littlefield Bowden Plank and Misses Carter Docken Stanton Best Biles Conley and others attended.

Beta Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Rachel Wray Leona White 1816 Taylor Richard Taylor

Taft PTA Plans Halloween Fun Night at Taft School

Taft elementary hosts its annual Fun Night on Friday starting at 5 p.m. sponsored by the Taft PTA. The event is a fundraiser with hot dogs and drinks, a talent show, pony rides, candy sales, home-made pies and cakes, rummage sale, fish ponds, boxing, movies, cake walk and other games for Taft patrons, children and friends.

Taft Elementary Taft Parent-Teacher Association Taft

Unity Rebekahs Draped Charter in Memory of Jesse Cost

Unity Rebekah lodge No 121 held a regular session at the IOOF hall to drape its charter in memory of Jesse Cost. Officers Mrs C F Rath and Mrs G W Martin led the ceremony with Mrs Ross Shelp giving the history and Mrs Ethel Pendleton reading scriptures. Attendees included Mrs Jesse Cost and daughter Juanita Hugill. Deputy commissions were announced for Enid assembly and Unity lodge visitation, with October birthday anniversaries to follow.

Jesse Cost Unity Rebekah Lodge No. 121 IOOF C. F. Rath Noble Grand G. W. Martin Ross Shelp Ethel Pendleton Geraldine Gordon Beatrice Morrison Kelly Sunday Tommy Hartline Unity Rebekah Lodge

Army Brats Club Plans Hayride at Fort Sill

Army Brats club met at the Officers club Fort Sill with Joanie Hadfield presiding. Minutes were read by Liz Ryan and Patsy Conner gave the treasurer's report. Members discussed selling articles at the post Thrift shop and a hayride set for 7 p.m. November 6.

Joanie Hadfield Army Brats Club Officers Club Fort Sill Liz Ryan Patsy Conner Sue Fulton Marilyn Morris Paula Jenkins Sharon Rouse Becky Harloff Judy Henry Beverly Barnhart Julia Means Barbara Smith

OU student hosts informal hamburger fry at Medicine Park

University of Oklahoma senior Joe Blake Dutcher entertained friends at his parents cabin in Medicine Park with a casual hamburger fry and record party. Guests included Ruth Rivers Frank Kalana Carol Liebe Beverly Drummond and Bill Crawford. Kalana is Lawton High School graduate and new OU degree recipient.

Joe Blake Dutcher University of Oklahoma Business Administration Medicine Park Ruth Rivers Frank Kalana Norman Carol Liebe Fort

Russell-Davis Nuptials Revealed By Bride Parents

Announcement of the marriage of Mary Ann Russell to Jackson J. Russell with Justice H. M. Newman presiding in Wichita Falls Texas on Oct 13. Attendants were Donald Russell. couple now resides at 911 Summit. Mary Ann attended Lawton High School Wolverettes Rho Kappa. Jackson a 1947 Lawton graduate, discharged from the Army Air Force in June and employed by Thomas Concrete Pipe Co.

Mary Ann Jackson J. Russell E. M. Russell Homer A. Davis H. M. Newman Wichita Falls Tex Donald Russell Summit Russell Lawton High School Wolverettes Rho Kappa Gamma Sorority Army Air Force Thomas Concrete Pipe Company

County Fair Levy Support Urged At PTA Council Meet

Four men from the Comanche agriculture community addressed Lawton PTA Council at Washington Elementary School urging voters to approve the county five mill building levy on November 2. The levy would raise about 140000 for new fair buildings and improvements. Rev Henry Wall offered a devotional tying moral training to civic progress.

Comanche Agriculture Board Lawton Parent-Teacher Association Council Washington Henry Wall Calvary Baptist Church Cleo Craig John Keathley Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee Fred Bentley Comanche Fair Board Willard Bentley Farm Bureau Comanche County Wal Wall Western Hemisphere C. C. Moon G. G. Goodier Council PTA Norman Dale Roberson John D. Shoemaker Dedica

Lawtonians Return From Southeast Music Convention

Lawton residents Mrs. Clinton Bell and Mrs. C. R. Ellsworth attended the Southeast district convention in Sulphur. Sessions were at Sulphur First Baptist Church with a luncheon at the Artesian hotel. Oklahoma federation president Mrs. Frederic Libke spoke as about 75 adults and junior musicians participated. Elgin Order of Eastern Star plans a rummage sale at Humpty Dumpty Super Market at 7 a.m. Saturday.

Clinton Bell Schubert Music Club C. R. Ellsworth Oklahoma Federation of Music Clubs Sulphur Sulphur First Baptist Church Artesian Hotel Frederic Libke Oklahoma City Elgin Order of Eastern Star Humpty Dumpty Third

Home Charm Carpet Cleaning and ColorBack Ad

Carpet cleaning by Home Charm Carpet Cleaning and ColorBack Company advertises factory trained operators. Services include upholstery cleaning, mothproofing, and oriental cleaning with no soaking or shrinkage, phone 8338-1652, established 1946.

Home Charm Carpet Cleaning & Colorback Company

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Jaycee Jones Leslie J. McNair Shakespeare Club Don Harvey City NCO Wives Club NCO H. R. Barthel Stokes Yarbrough Lawton Golf & Country Club Department of Lawton Woman's Forum H. H. Brigham G. F. Attlee Mary Swartz Pioneer Women's Club Centenary Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Scott Home Demonstration Club Earl Austin Realtors Ociety Lucile Creswell Potter Trinity Church Keeler Singer Sewing Center D Avenue Tom Oliver Puelid Taft Pta Unity Rebekahs Drape Charter Dalton Business College D Ave Russell-Davis Bride PTA Council Virgle Wallace William J. Porter Elman Haines Earl W. Young Glenn Miller N. 14Th Donald Wickens Irwin Ph Fairmont’s U.S.P Auto-Lite Ron Stephens Avenue B. P. Hann Mary Leener Lawtonians Guys & Dollis Toy Shop 11Th and C Avenue Tot Johnson Duncan Hines Folger
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