Berdina Aurell Bride Elect Feted At Prenuptial Shower
Prenuptial party honors Berdina Aurell daughter of Karl and Mrs Aurell at 1215 Lake hosted by Mrs Francis Hannigan co hosts Floyd Clarke Bob Caldwell and Ross Kinsey. She will wed Ralph Coker of Atlanta in ceremonies at First Presbyterian Friday Sept 17. Coker, a former Fort Sill lieutenant now at Georgia Tech, will be married in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdina Aurell
Francis Hannigan
Lake
Floyd Clarke
Bob Caldwell
Ross Kinsey
Karl Aureli
Bell
Ralph Coker
Atlanta
First Presbyterian Church
Fort Sill
Georgia Tech
Rex Coker
Gainesville
Fefe
Aurell
Roy E. Penepack
Sterling Alumni Picnic Draws Wide Regional Turnout
Sterling high school alumni held a noon basket lunch at Lake Quanah Parker in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The event included swimming and reminiscences with many attendees from Lawton Fletcher Duncan and Oklahoma City, led by alumni president Tiff Autry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling High School
Lake Quanah Parker
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Tiff Autry
Lawton
Eddie
Phyllis
Jess Newby
Dale
Dean
Aline
J. R. Morse
Bobby Joe
Floyd Kennedy Jr
Jeanine
Pat
Don
Messrs
Mesdames
Velma Hull
Tressie Hagle
Paul Baker
Alvis McDonald
Betty Hitch
J. G. Anderson
Ruel Jones
Donald Williams
Betty
Edward Messrs
Denzelle Lambert
Don Kirkpatrick
Doyle Brantley
Fletcher
Ray Morse
Hominy
Gene Kellery
Virgie McBee
Duncan
L. D. Clemons
Pat Pamplin
Arthur Hollis
Karen Sue
Oklahoma City
Winston Halbrooks
Mountain View
Albert Oldham
Deanna
Jerry
Joy
Rush Springs
Richard Hitch
Cache
Leonard Biles
Ralph
Russell
Tommy
Elgin
Clifton Nelson
Walters
Sterling
Ike Williams
Ronald and
Neil
Thomas Bussey
Chester Liles
Lahomea Vaughan
Rose Marie Julian
Mary Lou Meeks
Barbara Waid
Open Dance Hosted by Hook and Whirl Club
Messrs and Mesdames Eldin Best and Wayne Best hosted a Hook and Whirl Square Dance at the American Legion hall Seventh and E at 8 30 p m Tuesday. New members include Mr and Mrs Lee Hynson with guests from Oklahoma City Norman and area residents attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Mesdames Eldin Best
Wayne Best
American Legion Hall
Lee Hynson
Gus Laubbon
Oklahoma City
Martha Barkholz
Norman
Mesdames Loyd B. Watkins
H. Young
Wallace Ferguson
John Henderson
Cecil Carter
George Buck
Dale Ward
J. R. Earls
Harold A. Shafer
Wallace Nyrop
R. E. Tallent
Rusty Duncan
John Bostick
Catherine Stalin
Baby Crow
Art Joy
Cora L. Nix
Louis Doiron
Juanita Dorion
Ira Lanman
Oscar Chandler
Ernest Hynson
Don Fisher
Earl Jackson
Marcus J . Dr
Louis Giese
C. M. Mynes Jr
F. F. Hollander
Walter Crosby
Herman Jones
Watt Fleming
Evelyn Barkholz
Carl Wheatley
Betty Chaney
Art Ashline
Meal Planning Demonstration At Home Session
Mrs. Marvin Bicket hosted a Scott Home Demonstration club meeting west of the city. Officers elected include Mrs. Earl Austin president and Mrs. J C Keller secretary-treasurer. Members learned a tomato salad dressing from Comanche county agent Mrs. Clara J Kelley. September meeting set at Mrs. George Horton Jr. home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Bicket
City
Scott Home Demonstration Club
Earl Austin
J. C. Keller
C. E. Putney
Roy Davenport
Clara J. Kelley
Comanche County
Milford Walker
George Horton
Farm Women’s Club
Keller
County HD
Officer
George Horton Jr
C. E. Bickett
Ben Martin
Bob Morford Jr
Irwin Wilson
Kathleen Heinz
Spaghetti Supper Hosted by Beta Mu Chapter Sorority
Members of Beta Mu chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha entertained husbands and guests with a spaghetti supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Jesse Bitterman 823 N 31st Special guests included Dr and Mrs J T Hicks Dr and Ms A V Caldwell Mr and Mrs Ross Baker and many others The event lists numerous attendees and close with a toaster cleaning tip about crumbs and electric safety
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Mu
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Jesse Bitterman
J. T. Hicks
A. V. Caldwell
Ross Baker
Herschel Boydston
Bill Claiborne
L. H. Jones
Ray Ingham
Clarisse Schott
Bill Fernberg
Messrs
Rusty Williamson
Lee Roy Lewis
Ray Ramsey
Garnett Howell
Geral Kirk
Burl Clanton
John Scott
Clay Hewett
Pauline Lafferty
Lenora
Birthday Fete Planned For Mrs Bruss At Home
Friends of Mrs John T Bruss invite attendance for a birthday tribute from 6 to 8 pm. The 87 year old, once active in local groups, is ill and blind but remains engaged. Niece Miss Oletha Wildey and several friends host the event. Born Sept 1 1867 in Marion Indiana she married J T Bruss in 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Bruss
Lawton Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Marion
Ind
J. T. Bruss
Lawton
50th Anniversary Of Area Couple Married At Fete
Mr and Mrs J W Wright celebrate 50 years of marriage with a Sterling open house hosted by son in law Mart Vaught and daughter The event held at the Wrights Sterling home featured a buffet and snapshots as relatives from Wise county Oklahoma Lawton Duncan Oklahoma City and Sterling gathered The couple married August 15 1904 in Wise county moving to Oklahoma in 1928 now reside near Sterling They have seven children including Homer who died in 1927 and seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wright
Sterling
Mart Vaught
Wise County
Tex
Wrights
Oklahoma
Homer
Emnett Wright
Sam H. Wright
Roy Vaught
Lawton
Harry Creveling
FHA Open House Showcases Lawton High Homemaking Dept
Large turnout attends open house for Lawton high school homemaking department newly built with gas electric kitchen living dining room and water wood finished room. Miss Carrie Fisher heads the program, with Mrs Leslie Pain as instructor and Paula Williams FHA president greeting 100 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High School
Future Homemakers of America
Carrie Fisher
Leslie Pain
FHA
Paula Williams
Margie Anderson
Barbara Barclay
Jack Clare
Mrs. Pain
Gladys Rhoades
Venna Lee Wallace
Are
Taft P-TA Enrollment Urged By Chairman
Mrs. Robert E. Davidson, chairman of the Taft Parent-Teacher Association membership committee, urged patrons in the Taft school area to enroll on enrollment day. She reminded residents that any interested person may join the PTA regardless of parental status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Davidson
Taft Parent-Teacher Association
Taft
Whittier PTA Board Sets Fall Executive Meeting
Whittier Parent-Teacher Association schedules an 8 p.m. Thursday executive board meeting at the home of unit president Harold Wilson west of the city. All board members urged to attend the first fall executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier Parent- Teacher Association
Harold Wilson
Nova M Henderson Hosts Dinner and Fair Visit
Nova Merle Henderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Henderson, attended a dinner hosted by Mrs. Frank Sommers Sr. and stayed with Miss Omalyn Sommers. Others present included Mrs. Frank Sommers Jr. and Francess Bell Sommers. She plans to rush Oklahoma A&M College in Stillwater as a sophomore this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
Nova Merle Henderson
Omalyn Sommers
Frank Sommers Sr
Oklahoma A&m College
Falley
Union Valley Club Names New Officers and Plans Meetings
Union Valley Club announces officers: Mrs. Langdon president, Mrs. Livingston vice president, Mrs. Worley secretary, Mrs. Kern treasurer, and Mrs. Dau benspeck and Mrs. Kriss in key posts. Members vote monthly social, food committee for Sept. 22 county fair, and plan a rummage sale sponsored by the Music Appreciation Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Vale
T Fa
J. M. Worley
O. P. Langdon
Carl Livingston
Worley
O. F. Kern
A. P. Daubenspeck
E. C. Kriss
Club 5
O. Runnels
James Cook
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Lucile Creswell Potter
Mesdames Lloyd Aurell
I. C. Anderson
R. D. Bentley
A. M. Bentley
Joe Blackford
Mamie Bone
Ed Barnes
Jess Brewer
Sidney Biles
Nola Baxter
Walter Bruns
Green Brogdon
Newt Burrow
Roy Cooper
Amos B. Cochran
Mamie Crouch
John Davis
M. M. Dodson
Harry French
H. M. Gant
J. E. Ha
la Sondra
Tom Oliver
Lucille
Judy Hoover
Lucille Parker
Phil Hornstein
School OF the Dance
Gore Blvd
Mid-West Maytag CO
C Avenue
Whittier Pta Board
Nova M. Henderson
Crow’s
6Th
Monroe
Austin's
Union Valley Club
Che County
Livingston
Langdon
Mesdames W. W. Miller and
Chuck Smith
Music Appreciation Club
Lawton-Fort Sill
D. R. Grimes
Ladies’ Home Journal
Indian Curio Department
Tem
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