Halloween Party Planned by Unity Rebekah Lodge
Unity Rebekah lodge met at the IOOF hall with about 20 attending. Plans include a Halloween party for members’ children and grandchildren at 6 30 p m and a report read by Mrs Jack Wellington on the Oklahoma assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bunch
Unity Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Jack Wellington
Rebekah Assembly of Oklahoma
G. W. Martin
Party
Mittee
Mesdames Ray Young
Cliff Rath
Ralph Edwards
John Purcell
Future Nurses Install Officers At Lawton High
Thirteen new members were initiated at a Lawton High School Future Nurses of America meeting in the LHS speech department. Officers were installed during a candlelight night meeting, with Capt. Mary P. Foley of the Army Nurse Corps as speaker. New officers: Polly Boice president, Wanda Jones vice president, Vernita Helms secretary, Elizabeth Pettit treasurer. Initiated members include Leila Ann Barnes Charlotte Best Beverly Bryant Carolyn Carrel Joyce Craig Joy Fike Sharon Gustafson Letitia Hefner Sherry Harper Elaine Stark Martha Wade Connie Weaver Linda Warner. Others present were Eileen Baty Ruth Ann Haraughty Fayerene Kelsey Jovita Reillwand Janice Wade Sandra Ward and Mrs. G. E. Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High School
Future Nurses of America
LHS
Mary P. Foley
Army Nurse Corps
Polly Boice
Wanda Jones
Vernita Helms
Elizabeth Pettit
Leila Ann Barnes
Charlotte Best
Beverly Bryant
Carolyn Carel
Joyce Craig
Joy Fike
Sharon Gustafson
Letitia Hefner
Sherry Harper
Elaine Stark
Martha Wade
Connie Weaver
Linda Warner
Eileen Baty
Ruth Ann Haraughty
Fayerene Kelsey
Jovita Reiiwand
Janice Wade
Sandra Ward
G. E. Hammond
Practical Nurses Install Officers
The Licensed Practical Nurses Association held a 7:30 p.m. meeting in Security Bank & Trust’s civic room to install officers. Miss Yvonne Bender, RN, served as installing officer. Elected were Erna Stakley president Roberta Tohkopher first vice president Robert Bradley second vice president Jessie May Penn secretary Helen Van Dine treasurer. Directors Maggie Cost Winnie Price Dorothy Carroll. Nominating committee Neema Monks Thelma McArthur Jewell Melton. After adjournment cake and coffee were served with Halloween decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licensed
Practical Nurses Association
Security Bank & Trust Company
Yvonne Bender
Erna Stakley
Roberta Tohkopher
Robert Bradley
Jessie May Penn
Helen van Dine
Maggie Cost
Winnie Price
Dorothy Carroll
Neema Monks
Thelma McArthur
Jewell Melton
Work On Stores Planned By Club
Mrs Bill Bonnell was accepted for membership in Katharine Har per club at a 7 30 p m meeting held in the home of Mrs Wes El kins 2706 Euclid Mrs Perman Henderson vice president conducted the meeting Secret Pal gifts were exchanged following a program on textile painting by Mrs Lacey Holley Members will work on stores at their next meeting to be held in the home of Mrs Bill Capshaw 1216 Logan Nov 3 Election of offi cers for the new year will be conducted at that time Other members attending were Mesdames Lawrence Bressman Gordon Heying Bill Peters Rob ert D Scott Jr Cuffie Waid and Lloyd Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bonnell
Katharine Harper Club
Wes Elkins
Euclid
Perman Henderson
Lacey Holley
Bill Capshaw
Logan
Mesdames
Lawrence Bressman
Gordon Heying
Bill Peters
Robert D. Scott Jr
Cuffie Waid
Lloyd Roberts
Post PTA Carnival Set For Oct. 31
The Post Children’s School PTA plans a Halloween carnival Monday Oct. 31 at Butnerfield Fort Sill from 4 30 p m Lt Vol James W Hobbs leads the event raising funds for books and other projects A portrait booth games hay rides a talent show and a white elephant store are featured Ninety grade poster winners receive carnival tickets Judges were Mrs John Lamy and Mrs C E Straight NCO and Officers nurseries will be open and if rain moves the event to Dan T Moore hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butnerfield
Fort Sill
James W. Hobbs
PTA
John Lamy
C. E. Straight
Col. Hobbs
Dan T. Moore
Holiday Dance Planned by Club at Hotel Lawtonian
Nov 19 set for Junior Miss fall dance to be held at Hotel Lawtonian. President Sheridan Brandon presided at a 7:30 p m business session at Marie Violett s home. Seven new pledges named with others present, including Paula Brady and La Princie Ann Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Lawtonian
Sheridan Brandon
Marie Violett
Euclid
Georgia Gill
Suzann McCall
Sue Martin
Virginia Rice
Saundra Rogers
Janice Thompson
Paula Brady
la Princie Ann Prince
Claudia Looney
LLL Class Holds Regular Meeting at First Baptist Church
First Baptist church Sunday school class met in the church parlor for a 2 p.m. business and social session led by president Mrs. H. M. Stanard. Mrs. J. F. Lanman gave the devotional, with prayer by Mrs. Ed Barnes, as garden flowers graced the refreshment table presided by Mrs. Stanard and Mrs. T. W. Davis. Attendees included Mesdames Mattie Wilson Inez Palmer Laura Brown T. W. Wilkie T. W. Thacker T. A. Tooms L. H. Eckles W. L. Casey C. J. Pipes John Conner and W. R. Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
H. M. Stanard
J.F. Lanman
Ed Barnes
Central Baptist Women's Missionary Society
Wide Proclaim
Jewel Lunsford
Wyatt Hendrick
Sue Emanuel
First Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Charles Young
Ash
Margaret Day
Bell
Robert E. Williams
Fort Sill Blvd
J. H. Ford
Atlanta
First Presbyterian Women's Organization
T. R. Keegan
Mattie Curtis
Fannie Boggs
John Pine
Alex’ Burke
Kinyon
E. L. Dewey
Earl McCullough
Robert DeFour
First Christian Women’s Fellowship
Levi Beaver
Fort Sill
Brenda Gould
Lake
Ellen H. Richards
Cecil Easton
Birch
Beta Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
John Grose
J. C. Freeman
Medicine Park
H. F. Timberlake
Good Cheer
T. J. Reid Jr
Birthday Party Honors David Roberts at Home
David Roberts son of Mr and Mrs David L Roberts was honored on his sixth birthday with a party at their home. The 3 p.m. event featured ice cream cake and favors for guests. Assistant hostesses were Mesdames Dean Wynn Leon Smith and C E James. Gifts came from a long list of relatives and friends including Mrs W E Vinson Texarkana Ark Benny Hunt Dian Deal Carolyn Wynn Carl Dean Wynn Larry Cotton and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Roberts
David L. Roberts
Dean Wynn
Leon Smith
C. E. James
W. E. Vinson
Texarkana
Ark
Benny Hunt
Dian Deal
Carolyn Wynn
Carl Dean Wynn
Larry Cotton
Darlene Haney
Jane Moore
David James
Ronnie James
Jerry Lema
Warren Joe Lema
Evelyn Giles
Terry Simms
Harvey Adams
Rickey Bennett
Phyllis Havens
Susan LaBorge
Linda Wessels
Tommy Weaver
Larry Klein
Barbara Smith
Margie Smith
Bobby Smith
Donna Sandranno
Laraine Miller
Ann Lidia Negroni
Mike Negroni
Carman Negroni
AWD Auxiliary Meet At Topeka National Convention Report
Mr and Mrs H D Hastings attended the national AWD convention in Topeka Kansas on October 9. Paul Wadle chapter 55 members and auxiliary met at 730 pm at 1201 C, L B Johnsons. Hastings spoke on the UN seminar while Johnsons showed UN building photos. About 12 attended. state AWD council meeting set for November 13 at Emerson School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Hastings
Topeka
Kans
Paul Waddle
L. B. Johnson
Hastings
United Nations
Whittier PTA Carnival Sets Night of School Fun
Whittier PTA hosts a carnival at the school Tuesday night with a country store fish pond grab bag popcorn stand fortune telling and cake walk. A roast beef dinner opens at 5 30 p m in the auditorium for 75 cents a plate. Booths open at 6 p m selling hot dogs popcorn and home made candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
Cityan Attends Four-State Meeting
Mrs. John Brooks of 906 Avenue I returned from Fort Smith Arkansas where she joined four state United Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary members. Delegates from Oklahoma Arkansas Kansas and Missouri gathered with James H. Johnson national commander from Washington DC as the main speaker. Mrs Brooks attended as department junior vice president from Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brooks
Avenue I
Fort Smith
Ark
United Spanish War Veterans
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
James H. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Naional
Brooks
Social Calendar for Lawton Area Clubs and Meetings
Planning committee for Jaycee Jones fashion show meets at 7 p.m. Mrs Earl Botkin hosts. First Presbyterian Couples Club holds 7 30 p.m. Halloween party in church recreation room with multiple host couples. Rho Kappa Gamma sorority gathers at 7 30 p.m. Sandra Wyatt lists 2507 Atlanta as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee Jones
Earl Botkin
First Presbyterian Couples Club
Cuffie Waid
Howard Kemper
Clayton S. Valder
Rho Kappa Gamma
Sandra Wyatt
Atlanta
Larrance Tank Corporation
East B. Messrs
Herman Jones
Fred Bentley
Oiias Adams
Earl Larrance
Bishop Casady Guild
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Adult Education Classes To Begin Here Tonight
The YMCA starts its new adult education series on Modern Living with two courses at 7 30 pm. Marlin Keathley, chairman, noted the program. Rev J J Stowe Jr opens Successful Marriage at First Methodist Church 202 S Eighth with Alvis Kennedy teaching Photography for Amateurs at First Christian Church 701 D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Marlin Keathley
Rev
J. J. Stowe Jr
First Methodist Church
S. Eighth
Alvis Kennedy
First Christian Church
County 4-H Club Coaches To Meet in Courtroom
County 4-H club coaches will meet at 7 15 p m Tuesday in the county courthouse with Witzel from Cotton Co op presenting a demonstration on electrification. Officers will be elected and event dates set while three Comanche county personality improvement contest winners present speeches for the area competition in Altus. Mrs Oscar Livingston will report on the American Royal livestock and horse show in Kansas City held October 14 19. Masters will lead the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brannon
Gene Witzel
Meter and Transformer Department of Cotton Co-op
Comanche County
Altus
Oscar Livingston
American Royal Livestock and Horse Show
Kansas City
W. R. Masters
William Curley Dies at 81 Editor of New York Journal-American
William A. Curley, 81, editor in chief of the New York Journal American, died of a heart ailment Sunday in a New York hospital. His death ends a long career at the paper and marks a milestone in New York journalism history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William A. Curley
The
New York Journal - American
Cub Scout Pack 10 Recruits 34 Surges in Week
Cub Scout Pack 10 headed by Carl E Langham and sponsored by Swinney School PTA recruited 34 new members, leading all units. Pact 7 gained 12, Pact 81 two, Pact 40 one, and Pact 72 one. Maj William L Norris heads Pact 81, R J Fisher leads Pact 40, and Bobby Neal Booth leads Pack 72. The Hunting Horse district nears 2000 total Cubs, with commemorative prizes planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Langham
Swinney School Pta
L. R. McCoy
Pact 7
Washington School
PTA
Robert M. Crandall
John Adams School
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Garfield School
Maj
William L. Norris
R. J. Fisher
Bobby Neal Booth
Hunting Horse
C. R. Anthony Company
Sears, Roebuck
Lawton Rotary Club
Crash Kills Texan Near Marietta
Albert Everett Jones a 64 year old Gainesville Tex was struck crossing U S Highway 77 about 14 miles south of Marietta and killed The driver identified as John Graham 24 Fort Worth. The death raised Oklahoma state fatality toll to 459 for the year compared with 450 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Albert Everett Jones
Gainesville
Tex
U. S. Highway 77
Marietta
Highway Patrol
John Graham
Fort Worth
Northwestern Bell weighs higher rates after wage rise
Omaha Nebraska officials of Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. studied possible rate increases after approving a weekly wage adjustment of 2004.50 for its 18,700 workers. The move follows a recent wage settlement and could influence local telephone charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Bats Are Only Mammals With Real Wings
A concise fact notes bats stand out as the only mammals capable of true powered flight. It emphasizes their unique winged physiology among mammals and highlights their distinction in the animal kingdom.
Cameron Play Opens Tonight at Aggie Auditorium
Cameron Players present Gas Light at 8 p.m. in the Aggie auditorium with Peggy Elledge Jerry Salyer Ken Lyon Pat Grace and Rose Marie Bowman in the cast. Benne Daniel directs the production with tickets available at the door.
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Rebekahs
Post
Phil Gafford
See Crook
Rotor
Wichita Fells
Lee
PTA States Carnival
Jaycee Janes
N. 14Th
Woman’s Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Three Link Club
Glen Rading
Summit
Old Settlers Club
American Legion Hall
Centenary Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Lee Lewis
Charles Ozman
Nob Hill
E. B. Dunlap
Woodrow Brown
Baltimore
R. R. Connor
Columbia
B. C. Mackey
Jesse Dickenson
Joe Lansden
NCO Wives Club
NCO Club
R. C. Helton
W. M. Henderson
Square D
Ernest Hunter
Messrs
Bob Yates
Stanley Tyrone
Glen Fuqua
Lawton Book & Play Review
Mary Combs
Liberty
First Presbyterian Women’s Organization
H. N. Thompson
Leon Cook
H. L. Naeleli
Jefferson School
Girl Scout Mothers Meeting
Prgressive
Nick Carras
Geronimo Home Demonstration Club
Joe Beznoska
Pioneer Club
Usc-Ymca
Old South
Stanley Czernecki
Scott Home
Earl Austin
Union Valley
C. E. Logan
Lawton
B. P. Hann
Hamilton
Elgin
Benrus
Osborn
the McKee CO
Pho
Art
Leica Eastman
Polaroid
Bell & Howell
T.D.C
Zeiss
Graphlex
Rollieflex
Rolex
Argus Heiland
Hankins
C Avenue
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Service
Gore
Gilbert’s Pharmacy
Cub Scout Pack
Cero
Pinkers
Taffeta
Sears
Cameron
A. B. Drug CO
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