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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1955

Page

5

Farewell Compliment Fetes Mr and Mrs Storer in Oklahoma

Longtime residents Mr. and Mrs. John W. Storer were honored at a farewell courtesy at Messing school hosted by the Messing Home Demonstration club. Guests included officers and members from county clubs and district organizations, with Storer’s service in local affairs highlighted and their 15 years in Oklahoma noted before their move to Washington.

John W. Storer Arizona Washington Messing School Messing Home Demonstration Club Harry Hammond Roseland HD Club County Home Demonstration Council Clara J. Kelley Comanche County Jeanette Howard Lawton High School Charles Wickwire Cameron College Storers Storer Oklahoma Messing HD Club Oklahoma State Home Demonstration Council Hulen Methodist Church Board of Supervisors The Soil Conservation Service Kansas W. W. Conley Tucson Ariz Gerry Ard Grandview Wash Conleys A. L. Bisbee Don Howard Claude Lee

Mrs Bob Martin Shower Honoree at Chattanooga Church

Eight women served as co hostesses for a personal shower honoring Mrs Bob Martin at the Chattanooga Baptist church Gifts were displayed on a flower decorated table with Mrs Baugh leading games and Miss Horn pouring punch A long list of attendees from Chattanooga Big Spring Longview Cache and other nearby communities contributed gifts and greetings in this social note from the paper.

Chattanooga Bob Martin Chattanooga Baptist Church Ruth Hagar Eva Horn Mesdames Murry Baugh Miller Crum E. G. Goff Frank Kuepker Roy McCary Othel Patton Baugh Miss Horn W. Golan George Bohl F. L. Bartholomew J. C. Crow Eugene Copeland Milton Geis Albert Hagar Glenn Hagar Mesdames Murrell Humble J. S. Humble Bill Hudderston J. C. Killgore G. E. Kerr Claude Martin E. A. Martin W. D. Martens Ed Meece Jim Morrison F. C. Minton Henry Ochsner Aubrey Patton Henry Payne F. O. Peters Keith Roberts Jack Runnels Homer Sellers

Mayor and Mrs Ellsworth Visit in Capital

Mayor and Mrs C R Ellsworth spent Sunday in Oklahoma City where she as first vice president of the Oklahoma Federation of Music Clubs attended an OFMC executive board meeting. OFMC president Mrs Frederic Libke conducted the session at the Biltmore Hotel to outline plans for the year. Alpha Pi chapter and Beta Sigma Phi sorority will meet at 7 30 p m in Peggy Louds home 1505 Columbia.

C. R. Ellsworth Dearborn Oklahoma City Alpha Pi Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Peggy Loud Columbia

Joe Taylors Name New Daughter

Julia Louise Taylor born August 31 at Southwestern hospital Lawton weighing eight pounds one and a quarter ounces. Parents Mr and Mrs Joe Taylor reside Lawton with son James Craig and grandparents listed Elk City and Enid. Rummage sale set by Music Appreciation Club for Saturday at Lawton Fort Sill bus station on C avenue.

Saddle Mountain Julia Louise Joe Taylor Southwestern Hospital Lawton Taylors James Craig John S. Taylor Elk City Horace Casey Enid Lawton- Fort Sill C Avenue

Area Couple Pledges Vows Before Church of Christ

Miss Margie Roach became the bride of Howard Jackson at the Church of Christ in Cache with R. O. Webb reading the vows. Parents are listed as Mr. and Mrs. Dols Roach and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jackson. Wilma Davis of Lawton served as maid of honor. Bobby Jackson was best man. The bride wore a white ballerina dress and carried a white Bible. vows and roles described. The couple plan to live in Cache where he farms and she works at Fort Sill.

Margie Roach Howard Jackson Church of Christ, Sixth Arlington R. O. Webb Cache Church of Christ Dols Roach Cache Ted Jackson Wilma Davis Lawton Bobby Jackson Fort Sill

Botkin Family Feted At Dinner

Mr and Mrs Earl Botkin and children Beverly and David were honored at a dinner party hosted by Dr and Mrs W C Bonnell at 1736 Ash. The Botkins recently returned from Seattle and plan to move to Little Rock Arkansas. A fruit centerpiece and lawn service marked the evening.

Earl Botkin Beverly David N. 14Th W. C. Bonnell Ash Botkins Seattle Wash Little Rock Ark

Lugene Williams to Depart for Lindenwood College

Miss Lugene Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Williams 1321 Cherry will leave Friday for Lindenwood college St Charles Mo for the start of the 129th year of the four year women's college Williams will be a sophomore this year and as an upper classman will assist with the orientation program for freshmen and other new students who register for the fall semester.

Lugene Williams A. W. Williams Cherry Lindenwood College St. Charles Miss Williams

Freshman Robert Lee Shotts Heads to Oklahoma University

Robert Lee Shotts, son of Mr. and Mrs. David F. Shotts of 1902 C, left Sunday for Norman to begin his freshman year at the University of Oklahoma. A 1954 LHS graduate, he was employed last year. Meanwhile Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Caughey and children Danny and Karolyn returned to Fort Worth after a weekend visit with Mrs. Caughey’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Ashmore, 1001 Euclid. Caughey, a cousin to Governor Raymond Gary, visited the governor while he was here Monday.

Robert Lee Shotts David F. Shotts Norman University of Oklahoma LHS Harry L. ‘Caughey Danny Karolyn Fort Worth Tex Caughey Tommy Ashmore Euclid Raymond Gary

Norman sophomore Mary Angus to begin OU home economics

Miss Mary Elizabeth Angus, daughter of Dr and Mrs Donald A Angus of 6 N 38th, is a Kappa Alpha Theta and will return to Norman on Wednesday to start her sophomore year at the University of Oklahoma as a home economics major. She had come to Norman earlier for work week and rush activities before returning home for the weekend.

Mary Elizabeth Angus Norman University of Oklahoma Donald A. Angus N. 38Th

Saddle Mountain Round-up Club Steak Fry Honors Members

Saddle Mountain Round-up club held a steak fry at the J. K. Haley ranch picnic grounds. Cooks were Jim Culbertson Elmer Dawson John Gillette and Karl K Kobs. Attendees included Ben Stinson Dean Reeder Harold Robertson Bill Henderson Ada Stinson Donna Wolfe and many others including J E Lang R M Kobs RyversReeder L W Lang Jr Bob Bavumann Clell Wolfe and Doyle Hancock with several children.

Saddle Mountain J. K. Haley Jim Culbertson Elmer Dawson John Gillette Karl K. Kobs Ben Stinson Dean Reeder Harold Robertson Bill Henderson Ada Stinson Donna Wolfe Velera Cook Messrs Orval Coker A. W. Franklin Doyle Hancock

Joint Installation Slated At Supper

A covered dish supper will be served at 7 p.m. Thursday as Lowery Whitehead American Legion Post No. 29 and auxiliary plan a joint installation. The event will be held at the American Legion hall at Seventh and E.

Lowery- Whitehead American Legion Post No. 29 American Legion Hall Seventh and E

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