Entre Nous Club Studies CARE and USIA Presentation
The Entre Nous club met at Mrs. P. A. Becker’s home to study CARE and USIA with talks by Mrs. Clyde Shelton on USIA and Education and by Mrs. Jake Witzel on the CARE project. Mrs. Fitch presided, a report on the Federated Women’s Clubs convention was given, and the group voted to aid clothing drives and send gifts to Western State hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
P. A. Becker
Elm
Clyde Shelton
Jake Witzel
C. Carl Fitch
Sessson
Jack Bruyr
Federated Women’s Clubs
Snyder
Fitch
Lawton Woman's Forum
Western State Hospital
Larry Smith
Rob Bodenhamer
Royce Means
Donley Ronish
Frank Rush
T. G. Russell
Shelton
Smith
Milo Tague
Witzel
Circles of Baptist Missionary Society Meet in Chattanooga
The Chattanooga Baptist Woman's Missionary Society groups gathered at Mrs. Raymond Carson's home with readings by Mrs. George Goodknight and Mrs. S W Parton. The program featured Grace McBride Missionary Nurse presented by Mrs. Och sner and Hofacker, with plans for an all day church study. Attendees included numerous members and guests from Oklahoma City and local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Raymond Carson
George Goodknight
S. W. Parton
Grace McBride
Charlie Ochsner
Homa Hofacker
Eunice Epps
W. J. Capshaw
Roy L. Couch
O. V. Goeringer
Othel Patton
Milton Geis
Abel Williams
G. H. Hope
Oklahoma City
Max Smith
Ruth Hastey
Lester Ochsner
Leroy Geis
Paul David Carson
Officers Wives Plan Gatherings At Military Club Coffee
The 4th Missile Battalion 41st Artillery Officers Wives held coffee at the Officers Club Fiddler's Green. Mrs. S N Fitzpatrick announced a Nov 1 dinner for 9th FA Missile Group and a Nov 7 group luncheon at 12:30 p.m. in the Artillery room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
41St Artillery
S. N. Fitzpatrick
William Becker
Floyd Williams
Francis Donatucci
Arthur Stewart
William Ward
Officers Club
William Lacy
Morningside
Thomas King
James Fiatchild
John Fischer
Dear Abby Decries Deer Hunt Delay For Newborn Arrival
Abigail Van Buren offers advice on a husband torn between a preplanned deer hunt and his wife’s December delivery. She urges him to stay home if needed, noting a newborn outweighs hunting plans, and suggests forgiveness and open communication to repair trust after a bar affair revealed by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Wally
Birdie
Halloween Party Draws Veterans and Community
About 69 people attended the VFW post 1193 and auxiliary Halloween party in the VFW building. Prizes went to Leane Hunt for best costume with runners up Stanley Bates and Johnny Russell. Gilda Hutson won a bean count award as the beans in a jar mystery drew cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post and Auxiliary
VFW Post 1193
Auxiliary
VFW
Gilda Hutson
Leane Hunt
Lester Hunt
Stanley Bates
Bill Bates
Nice Qualities and a Meeting Plan Featured
The column lists traits of a thoroughly nice woman with examples about family life and behavior. A meeting of the First Methodist WSCS is planned at 9 30 a m Tuesday to observe World Day of Prayer with the theme A Call to Prayer and Self Denial. A ham glaze recipe suggests half honey and half brown sugar with vinegar and mustard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Wscs
Square Topper Club Hosts 40 Dancers With 11 Guests
Friday night Square Topper square dance session drew 40 participants including 11 guests. Attendees included Ted Minnich and his wife from Key West Florida Jackie St Clair Jo Addington Pat Poindexter Delmar Beard Pete Campbell Bill Rayburn of Lawton. Roy Everett and Howard Cole Jr hosted with Paul Tate calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Minnich
Key West
Fla
Jackie St. Clair
Jo Addington
Pat Poindexter
Delmar Beard
Pete Campbell
Bill Rayburn
Lawton
Roy Everett
Howard Cole Jr
Paul Tate
WMS Fair Marks Royal Service at First Baptist
Members of the First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society held a Royal Service program with WMS Fair as the theme. Mrs. Whitley Garrett presided while Bob Peck led singing. Various chairmen reported their year's work and themes from mission study to community missions. About 65 members and guests attended and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society
Whitley Garrett
Bob Peck
God Our Help
WMS
Shari Thompson
Baxter Taylor
Zoral Young
Clifford Mink
Roland Jackson
Baxter Tayior
John Pyzner
G. 0. Robertson
Doyle Igo
V. L. Keenan
Harry Peck Sr
James Pierce
Pyzner
Harry Tate
Keenan
Igo
Sunbeam Band
Cement Garden Club hears reports and sets plans
Cement Garden Club at First Baptist church heard reports and set plans for a Thanksgiving program hosted by Mrs. W L Dixon and Mrs W S Swarts. Members were asked to bring gifts for Western State hospital patients. Mrs. Marvin Brewer led the program with a talk on Successful Fall Planting and rose garden show notes from Tyler Municipal Rose Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pyzner
Ernest Schrum
Cement Garden Club
First Baptist Church
Harry Tate
W. L. Dixon
W. S. Swarts
Western State Hospital
Marvin Brewer
Robert Myers
George Ray
Tillman Witt
Denton
Tex
Tyler, Tex
George Blakley
Max Weaver
W. W. Northcutt
G. D. Petty
George McNabb
J. H. Atkison
Social and club events calendar for Tuesday
Western Hills PTA meets at the school auditorium at 7 30 p m. Kuntry Kuz ins square dance club hosts beginners lessons at the Union building 1415 Lincoln at 8 p m. Lawton Tennis Association led by Dr and Mrs Ernest Winter 2420 Atlanta at 8 p m. VFW Post 1193 and auxiliary host games night at the VFW building 926 S Second at 8 p m. WSCS World Day of Prayer at First Methodist church 9 30 a m. Girl Scout leaders craft consultants workshop at Fort Sill Main Girl Scout hut 10 a m to 2 p m. Ann Pipkin circle Beal Heights Presbyterian Women of the Church Mrs Ray Nauman 1207 Arlington 6 45 p m joint meeting at VFW building 926 S Second 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hills Pta
Kuntry Kuzins Square Dance Club
Union Building
Lincoln
Lawton Tennis Association
Ernest Winter
Atlanta
VFW
S. Second
First Methodist Wscs
Fort Sill
Ann Pipkin
Beal Heights
Presbyterian Women of the Church
Ray Nauman
Arlington
GA Group Meets In Chattanooga
The Junior Girls Auxiliary of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Union met in the church under Mrs. Max Smith. Charlotte Stuckey was named chairman of community missions. The group sang two hymns and studied a program titled The Gift That Counts. Attendees included Sherri Smith Debbie Williams Jacque Snell Patsy Bostick Brenda Stubbs Marilyn Martens and Nancy Humble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
The
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
Max Smith
Charlotte Stuckey
Community Missions
Jesus
Sherri Smith
Debbie Williams
Jacque Snell
Patsy Bostick
Brenda Stubbs
Marilyn Martens
Nancy Humble
Patton Re-Elected President Of HD Club In Chattanooga
Mrs. Othel Patton was re-elected president of the Better Living home demonstration club at a meeting held at Mrs. Henry Payne's home. Also re-elected were Mrs. Otto Wilcoxson as vice president and Mrs. Lollie Fisher as secretary. New members Mrs. Ross S. Wilson and Mrs. Claude Martin joined. The group planned a storage program and asked members to bring hobby Christmas gifts to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Othel Patton
Better Living Home Demonstration Club
Henry Payne
Otto Wilcoxson
Lollie Fisher
Payne
Fisher
Virginia Cole
Tillman County
Ross S. Wilson
Claude Martin
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USIA
Harned Bain
Jimmie Williams
Jo Ed Kinder
John Dale Kinder
Clements Garden Center
Cache Road
Abigail van Buren
Beverly Hills
Calif
Johnny Russell
Billie Russell
Ernest Trosino
Burl Fitzgerald
H. C. Waterbury
Robert Wheeler
Raymond Rust
Russell
Waterbury
Fitzgerald
Wheeler
Glenn Rading
Jean Watson
Frank Barker
Rust
Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Couture
Natural Ranch
Denmark
Wolverton’s
N. Sheridan Road
Cement Club
Ue Rae T Re la
Marylin Miller Cosmetics
Edna Hennessee
Eaioros
Gurvy
Ron
Waggoner
J la Verne
Lawtonian EL
Wolverton
Sheridan Road
Hickory Inn Steak House
Gore EL
Kansas City
U.S. Choice
Rs. Patton
Connie Gravice
Yvonne Couch
Mary Sue Bostick
Carolyn Dooley
Beauticians
S.W
Oklahoma
Beauty School
Lacy
Nacnally
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