Attendance Brings Honor To Group From Faithful Workers
Perfect attendance for the past year earned honors for Mrs. Eula Shaw's Faithful Workers Sunday School class at First Baptist church. Mrs. Shaw reigned as queen for a social meeting. several group members were feted and a candle bearers list was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Shaw
Faithful Workers
First Baptist Church
Shaw
Hazel McClain
Leah Pfenning
C. B. Hendrickson
Viola Witsil
Nona Mece Million
Annie Laurie Short
George Meyer
Frances Kendall
Riley
Trixie White
Lorena Lilly
Quincy R. Shelton
Iola Ramsey
May Bolt
Pastor Gill and Wife Mark 50 Years of Marriage
The Rev. Eddie H. Gill and Mrs. Gill celebrate a 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at 306 Jefferson. They moved to Lawton 33 years ago and built the local Church of the Living God. The couple met as teens and eloped later. they have 10 children, 23 grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. The couple remains active in ministry despite long careers and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burns
Eddie H. Gill
Church of the Living God
Lawton
Second
Herbert Gill
Caddo
Ada
Gill
Bertie Cox
Jack Sears
Willard
Bert Cox
Dan H. Jones
William Sales
Antlers
Model Meeting Set by ESA Unit at Jonquil House
Plans for a Beta Mu chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha model meeting on November 12 at 507 North 16th in the Jonquil house. A preferential tea is set for November 17 at 215 H. Mrs. Lewis Flagler presided. pledge rush and mental health programs were discussed. district meetings and conventions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonquil House
N. 16Th
Beta Mu
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Don Holman
Lewis Flagler
Alma Ketchum
Bill Feinberg
USO
Miss Ann Taylor
Oklahoma City
Memorial Children’s Hospital
Miss Taylor
Flagler
Ardmore
Clearwater
Fla
Carl Bergman
Roy Carter
Lodell Goochey
Historical Gardens Described For Lawton Garden Club
Mrs. Clift Montgomery spoke on Historical Gardens at the Lawton Garden club meeting, detailing famous European gardens including Pompeii and their features. She noted water use as a key element and discussed modern borrowing from the past, with California blending Spanish Indian and Oriental influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clift Montgomery
Lawton Garden Club
W. T. Burleson
Euclid
Frank B. Hurt
Montgomery
France
Italy
England
Spain
Europe
Pompeii
Vesuvius
United States
California
Harry B. Routh
Class Elects New Officers At Cameron Baptist On We Go
Mrs Elna Daubenspeck was elected president of the Cameron Baptist On-We-Go Sunday School class at Mrs Jo Allens home 412 North 29th Other new officers include Mrs Juanita Head vice president Frances Faust secretary treasurer Ellen Sims assistant secretary Naomi Roberts and Opal Phillips social leaders Martha Wax Mary McKelvey Earnestine Clary group captains Mrs Allen is teacher Lorene Conway is assistant teacher Daubenspeck led the devotion and Faust led prayer McKelvey gave closing prayer Faust outgoing president conducted the business session Cake punch and coffee were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elna Daubenspeck
Cameron Baptist
Jo Allen
Juanita Head
Frances Faust
Ellen Sims
Naomi Roberts
Opal Phillips
Martha Wax
Mary McKelvey
Earnestine Clary
Allen
Lorene Conway
Daubenspeck
Faust
McKelvey
Local Funer al Directors Group Meeting Return
Mr and Mrs Pete Becker and Mr and Mrs Glenn Becker returned Thursday night from Dallas Texas after attending the 82nd annual National Funeral Directors convention. The meeting began Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Becker
Glenn Becker
Dallas
Tex
National Funeral Directors Convention
Social Calendar Events Ahead This Weekend
Friday brings Unity Rebekah lodge Halloween party for members’ children at IOOF hall 6:30 p.m. and regular meeting 7:30 p.m. VFW post 1193 and auxiliary host games night at VFW building 926 S Second 8 p.m. Saturday features Oklahoma Garden Clubs Cadhe high school auditorium coffee and registration 9 a.m. luncheon 12 15 p.m. Annie Bullock Sneed chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy Miss Lily Stafford 1102 C 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
VFW
S. Second
Southwest District
Oklahoma
Garden Clubs, Inc
Cadhe High School
Annie Bullock
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lily Stafford
Apache Club Hosts Sew and So Meeting
The Sew and So club met at Mrs. Carl Benson's home with Miss Louise Smith as hostess. Attending members included Mrs. Ray Wyatt Mrs. L. L. Dunlop Mrs. Fred Keeling Ardmore and many others. Mrs. Benson will host again next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Benson
Louise Smith
Ray Wyatt
L. L. Dunlop
Fred Keeling
Ardmore
Dan Simmons
M. W. Goodman
Tom Manor
C. G. O'Connor
M. T. Wilhite
Bob Hughes
C. H. Malone
Leonard Jones
E. P. Wilkinson
George Levite
Benson
Dinner Is Held In Stone Home By Amphalka Club
Mrs. Charles Stone hosted a dinner at her Apache home for the Amphalka club. Guests included Mrs. J. M. Bohart, Mrs. C. E. White, Mrs. W. P. Woodward, Mrs. Carl Ramser, and Mrs. R. B. Rice. Members present were Mrs. M. G. Kizer, Mrs. J. W. Lasley, Mrs. Jack LaGrange, Mrs. A. J. McMahon, Mrs. Walter Harris, Mrs. W. W. Hirst, Mrs. H. H. Smith, Mrs. W. E. Smith, Mrs. Jack Waterbury, and Mrs. Frank Weidenmair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Smith
W. E. Smith
Jack Waterbury
Frank Weidenmair
Cache Future Homemakers Initiate Ten Install Officers
Cache chapter of Future Homemakers held a meeting in the school auditorium initiating ten new members and installing officers. Lajuanna Logue presided with Irene Harmon as installing officer. New officers include Lajuanna Logue president and Oleta Schrick first vice president. A social hour followed with guest introductions and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache
Offica
Lajuanna Logue
Linda Blake
Venita Sue Williams
Eugenia Williams
Janell Livingston
Susan Keeler
Rugene Ritter
Mary Hollander
Cuba Pagane
Helen Doake
Pam Pierson
Sheila Mullins
Jessie Price
Gwen Cook
Linda Logue
Jeanette Coody
Oleta Schrick
Linda Long
Brenda Long
Penny Barkley
Sue Fort
Sharon Cook
Virginia Hull
Irene Harmon
Jeanne Guthrie
Linda Glandon
Linda Crabtree
Karol Maloy
Verna Tanner
Francene McClung
Kay Bard
Nora Howard
Paula Sue Taylor
J. M. Crabtree
FHA
Glenda Watts
Narra Jones
Loretta Jackson
Pat Kerns
Rosemary Stone
D. D. Snider
Judy Funderburg
Albert Logue
Elbert Wolf
Sharon Hollander
Susie Wolf
Cindy Elling
Irvin Hull
J. W. Bard
Johnnie Freeman
L. Z. Blake
Rex Paul Taylor
Protestant Woman's Guild hears Mrs Bridges on Bible themes
Mrs. George S. Bridges spoke to the Protestant Woman's Guild of Fort Sill on Guiding Our Lives by Bible Precepts at the New Post chapel. Mrs. Pearson Porter led the meeting, Mrs. Charles Gray volunteered as first vice president, and hostesses were Mrs. L. W. Chapman and Mrs. G. F. Lunt. Refreshments followed. Sterling notes list area attendees and dinner at Mrs. Carl Rother's home including Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Dickson Colorado Springs and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Bridges
Protestant Woman's Guild of
Fort Sill
New Post Chapel
Bridges
Pearson Porter
Charles Gray
L. W. Chapman
G. F. Lunt
Sterling
Carl Rother
B. 0
Dickson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Garrett Hartsfield
Anadarko
D. E. Payne
Rush Springs
M. L. Stice
Lamont
Homer High
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Gill
Eddie
Tom Mosely
McKessen
ESA
Target Acquisition Department
Polo Club
Fort Ill
Hugh Wayne
Modern Landscape
Eugene Gillespie
James A. Dunn
Headquarters
Metro Division
Navy
Floyd J. Freeman
T. A. Phillip Hamra
Charles Horton
Bern Klein
C. S. MecCuistian
Ed Mehew
Riley Pair
W. A. Parks
R. V. Scott
Ras Sullivan
John W. Tyree
Merl Warren
T. B. Wildman
Ernest Winter
Ford Drug
Lee Bivd
Burnsford Drug
N. Sheridan Road
Aureus Shoes
Erwin Acres
Park
Apache Club
Stone Home
Waggoner
Hotel
Lawtonian
Verne
Kenneth Maloy
Clarence Ritter
George Doake
Alta Price
Harold Guthrie
Virginia Keeler
C. A. Schrader
J. D. Long
A. W. Ferguson
Robert Schrick
J. R. Glandon
Clinton Reeves
Federated Women’s Clubs
Snyder
M. W. McCarty
J. W. Patterson
Helen Haley
A. J. McMahan
FE. L. Inman Jr
McCarty
Apache Study Club
Ninth District
Guild
Pattina
Aurell’s
Vanity Fair
the Dixie
Cache Road Square
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