Club Elects Officer Slate After Initiation
Mrs. Glenn Becker hosted a Mary Swartz Rose session in which four new members were initiated Whit Ozier Jess Sherrod Wesley Mc Kinzey and Sam Stein. Mrs Jim Recer heads the officer slate set to take office January 1 with E L Godwin and other officers. Members also worked on crafts after the demonstration by Mrs Kaspereit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Becker
Fort Sill Blvd
Mary Swartz
E. L. Godwin
McKinzey
Auxiliary Benefits Net From First Cerebral Palsy Coffee
The first benefit coffee for Cerebral Palsy fund was hosted at Mrs. Clark Campbell’s home 1116 Lincoln. Sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars post No. 1193 auxiliary, the event drew members and guests including Mesdames Million, Allison, Trosine, Elmer, Martin, Pruitt, Magyar, Stedman, R Roach, Nash, Taylor, Jeannet, Thompson, Dexter Nash, and Sgt Trosine, Sgt Campbell, and John Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Campbell
Lincoln
Deward Stringer
Columbia
D. D. Roach
N. 24Th
Mesdames Sam Million
Ray Allison
Ernest Trosine
H. E. Elmer
Eston Martin
Roy Pruitt
Fred Magyar
Carl Stedman
Green Brogdon
Dexter Nash
A. Taylor
Paul Jeannet
Thomas Thompson
Roach
Sgt
Trosine
Sgt. Campbell
John Nash
Wild Pentstemon in Oklahoma Valued by Eastern Society
A Wichita Mountains Wildflower Garden club meeting in Meers discussed the American Pentstemon society’s efforts to develop the species for garden use. Mrs. Wayne Rowe highlighted Pentstemon grandiflorus and Cobaea Beardtung, noting many species have medicinal values and that soil tests aid successful replanting. The gathering also praised local publicity and programs from regional clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oklahoma
Wayne Rowe
Wichita Mountains
Penistemon
American Pentstemon Society
VFW Auxiliary Supper Follows Covered Dish Event
The VFW post No. 1193 held a covered dish supper at the VFW building 926 S. Second followed by games. Attendees included John Edwards Herbert Young Melvin Phelps H L Honeycutt Alfred Maples Lyle Smith and others with their spouses and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
S. Second
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No
Messrs
and Mesdames
John Edwards
Herbert Young
Melvin Phelps
H. L. Honeycutt
Alfred Maples
Lyle Smith
D. D. Roach
D. K. Roach
J. W. Rumbarger
James Sanders
Clark Campbell and Sons
L. W. Colman
Johnny
John Schlachtan
A. J. Koval
Ernest Cummins
Paul Marburger
Lillie Mae Fults
Beatrice Koval
R. C. Waggoner
L. S. Stevenson
Glen, Terry
Thomas Cummins
Prospective Tea Hosted by First Baptist LL Sunday School
The LL Sunday School class at First Baptist Church hosted a prospective members tea in the church parlor. Hostesses Mesdames Tom Davis and H. M. Stannard led prayers and devotionals, with Nettie Pippin showing slides from Europe and several members and guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Tom Davis
H. M. Stannard
Nettie Pippin
Europe
Mesdames C. C. Clothier
M. B. Dickson
Estelle Telford
Mesdames E. P. Bilbrey
Walter Shirley
Madie Carter
W. H. Thorne
R. B. Telford
W. R. Ray
L. S. Eckles
C. W. Thacker
Inez Palmer
Ethel Lanman
Ed Barnes
John Conner
Mattie Wilson
W. L. Casey
E. F. Wilkie
T. A. Tooms
Tax Study Course Slated At OCW Chickasha
First meeting of a tax study group organized at Oklahoma College for Women in Chickasha is scheduled for 7 30 p m Monday Oct 25 Fred Gardner a professor of commerce at OCW announced A two hour session for eight weeks will be held One hour college credit available Those attending will study sales tax social security taxes and recent income tax changes Members of the Southwest Chapter of Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountants cooperate with OCW on the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Fred Gardner
Wf Commerce
OCW
Southwest Chapter of
Oklahoma Socity of Certified Public Accountants
Camp Fire Girls Attend Church of Their Choice Sunday
Camp Fire girls in Lawton and Chattanooga will attend religious services this weekend as part of the Membership March. Families worship together to emphasize the spiritual value of shared prayer and to honor the Camp Fire Law seven precepts. Clergymen will recognize the girls in attendance. The Membership March runs from Sept 13 to Nov 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Church of
Lawton
Chattanooga
Val Wagner
Forget-Me-Nots Elect Officers
Mrs. W. A. Martin was elected president of the Forget-Me-Nots at a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Retired Service club. Other officers named include Mrs. Joe Tregilgus as retiring president, Mrs. J. L. Bigbee as vice president, Mrs. J. R. Tomes as secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Maddox refreshments chair, Mrs. C. A. Best social chair, and Mrs. Tregilgus child welfare chair. A guest, Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan, attended along with members and several listed guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Martin
Joe Tregilgus
Retired Service Club
J. L. Bigbee
J. R. Tomes
Elizabeth Maddox
C. A. Best
Tregilgus
Elizabeth Morgan
W. O. Farley
J. M. Kuhn
J. H. Lindsey
W. G. Harris
Artie Joy
Cc. Marer
Sfc Hill’s Family Announces Birth of Son in Germany
Mrs J W Hill announces birth of a son to Sfc and Mrs James W Hill in Lordstall Germany. The mother Ramona Powel from Lawton is also daughter of Sgt Belcher who awaits return from Trieste. Mrs Belcher of 1723 Ash has word from Nancy France of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfc
J. W. Hill
W. C. Belcher
Ash
Nancy
France
James W. Hill
Lordstall
Germany
Mrs. Hill
Ramona Powel
Lawton
Sgt. Belcher
Trieste
Horton pledges Delta Upsilon at Oklahoma University
Lawton high school graduate Charles Gail Horton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Horton of 916 Columbia, has been pledged by Delta Upsilon at the University of Oklahoma Norman where he is a freshman pre med student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gail Horton
Lawton
Delta Upsilon Social Fraternity
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Charley Horton
Columbia
University
Pansy Garden club meeting at Mrs. Sasser home
Mrs. S. Sasser hosted the Pansy Garden club at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at 1401 S Seventh. Mesdames James Dale and Luther Carter attended as guests. Mrs. Marshall Clements spoke on flowering shrubs and the hostess on growing pansies. Mrs. John Scott led the business period with Mrs. I. J. Kensell assisting. Refreshments were served to eight members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dale
Luther Carter
Pansy Garden Club
Stanley Sasser
S. Seventh
Marshall Clements
John Scott
I. J. Kensell
W. E. Biesterfeld
James Gibson
Lee Kemp
James Watson
Joyce Ikard Named FTA Vice President
Miss Joyce Ikard of Cyril will serve as vice president of the Oklahoma College for Women chapter of the Teachers of America this year. She is a sophomore student and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim F Ikard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Ikard
Cyril
Oklahoma College For Women
E Teachers of America
Jim F. Ikard
OCW
NCO Wives Club Luncheon At Fort Sill
Mesdames Stokes Yarbrough and H R Barthel hosted the NCO Wives club weekly covered dish luncheon at the NCO Open Mess Fort Sill. Hair styling by William Hopkins and cosmetics demo by M B Capshaw followed. Guests included Mesdames D F Icenogle and D W Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Stokes Yarbrough
H. R. Barthel
NCO Wives Club
NCO Open Mess
Fort Sill
William Hopkins
M. B. Capshaw
Mesdames
D. F. Icenogle
D. W. Simpson
J. L. Neff
B. H. Russell
Simuel Luke
A. B. Whitehead
R. O. Breckenridge
Edward Davison
John C. Lowery
F. W. Harden
C. H. Himes
H. C. Waterbury
N. Markastomas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stein
Ozier
Dewey Callahan
Rex Beall
Kaspereit
Mociery
Lucile Creswell Potter
Eastern Society
Rowe
John S. Taylor
Ned Shepler
Lawton Constitution Press
Oklahoma Garden Clubs
Carl Smelser
Security State Bank
Roosevelt
Frank Rush
Craterville Park
Hollywood
Marce
Opaleen
Forget-Me-Nots
Dalton Business College
D Ave
Arlene Francis
of Smart Women
Red Cross Shoes
America
Red Cross
Nbc-Tv
American National Red Cross
Chas
Gail Horton
Delta Upsilon
Avondale
Big Sister
L Avenue
Fourth Street
FTA
Tom Oliver
B. P. Hann
Raglan
Martinique
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