Swinney PTA notes budget and 207 members at meeting
Swinney Parent-Teacher Association executive board met in the school lounge at 10 am Thursday. Mrs Kenneth Little chaired as co president. Budget of 357 with 200 for a project to be raised by the carnival was approved. A 250 savings account was opened to buy a TV. Co treasurers are Mr and Mrs Richard Frank. parliamentarians are Dr and Mrs Royce B Means. The unit has sold enough PTA bulletins for Acorn club and aims for 100 subscriptions to reach 85 of the National PTA magazine target. The group approved civil defense projects and received the silver scroll for 1954 56 goals. A Monday general meeting at 7 30 pm in the school auditorium will feature a panel explaining duties and a visit to classrooms. Nursery will be provided. Minutes of the prior meeting were read by Mrs Eldon Crosson. principal Mrs Christina Swanson and other members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinney Parent-Teacher Association
Kenneth Little
Swinney School
Toppers Club
Richard Frank
Royce B. Means
Home Savings & Loan Association
M. G. Corneil
Oklahoma
Parent-Teacher Association
Acorn Club
P-Ta
Corneil
Robert P. Dennis
Hospitalities
Eldon Crosson
Christina Swanson
Jay Dee Fountain
Roy Hennessee
B. H. Huff
E. D. Riddle
Gail Wilson
Douglas Wilson
Chattanooga Area Classes Name Officers
Officers and sponsors elected for Chattanooga high school classes. Senior president Philip Washburn. seniors Dickie Shumpert vice president Anna Marie Fischer secretary treasurer Nancy Goeringer reporter. sponsors George Stauffer and Gerald Gravlee. class parents Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stoll. Junior president Butch Watts. vice president D W Huddleston. secretary Eleanor Strecker. treasurer Judy Capshaw. reporter Karen Harvey. sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morrison. parents Mr. and Mrs. George Goodknight. Sophomore president Ronnie Creith. vice president Pete Stuckey. secretary Juanita Horn. reporter Mildred Turner. sponsors Mr. and Mrs. F L Bartholomew. class parent Mrs. Ed Meece. Freshman president Larry Jones. vice president Mary Washburn. secretary Patsy Meece. reporter Calvin Stoll. parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCary. sponsor Miss Eva Horn. mascot Michael Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Philip Washburn
Dickie Shumpert
Anna Marie Fischer
Nancy Goeringer
George Stauffer
Gerald Gravlee
Jake Stoll
Butch Watts
D. W. Huddleston
Eleanor Strecker
Judy Capshaw
Karen Harvey
Jim Morrison
George Goodknight
Ronnie Creith
Pete Stuckey
Juanita Horn
Mildred Turner
F. L. Bartholomew
Ed Meece
Larry Jones
Mary Washburn
Patsy Meece
Calvin Stoll
Jack McCary
Eva Horn
Michael Watson
Regent's Tea Set By DAR Annual Event
The annual Regent's Tea of Lawton Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution is at 1 15 p m Saturday at the regent Mrs Ernest J Greenwalt s home located at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge headquarters Co hosts will be all past regents Transportation contact is Mrs W W Godlove phone 589
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Lawton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ernest J. Greenwalt
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
W. W. Godlove
Farewell party honors Joseph Kosco before Michigan study
Much merriment marked a farewell back to school party at 1318 Andrews hosted by Mr and Mrs Paul De Coster. Joseph Kosco, an Internal Revenue employee, is assigned to study a semester at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor, reporting September 20. Guests included Mrs Kosco and several local couples, with favors of blue and gold beanies and ribbons and prizes for bean toss and spelling bee.
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Joseph Kosco
Paul de Coster
Andrews
Kosco
Internal Revenue
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Messrs
Mesdames Loyd Eichholz
Vic Menedez
Boone
Mrs Clyde Oliver Feted By Class
A Chattanooga Baptist church Ruth Sunday School class held a personal shower for Clyde Oliver. Mrs O L Jones led as class teacher with refreshments served. Gifts came from a long list of named ladies including Ernest Bentley, C Blakesley, Francis Bartholomew, Herman Brooks and Bill Capshaw along with many other Mrs. and Mr. attendees.
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Chattanooga
Chattanooga Baptist Church
Ruth
Clyde Oliver
O. L. Jones
Ernest Bentley
C. Blakesley
Francis Bartholomew
Herman Brooks
Murry Baugh
Sidney Bogue
Grady Cherry
Alvin Chaney
James Cochrane Jr
Bill Capshaw
Sallie Fisher
Billy Fisher
Bud Fisher
Eunice Fisher
Dan Goeringer
O. V. Goeringer
Callie Harris
A. D. Harper
Elsie Humble
Melvin Hoagland
E. G. Goff
Frank Krasser
Patsy Jones
Clement Martens
H. L. Oliver
Victor Oliver
Bill Oliver
Charles Ochsner
Jack Phillips
Max Smith
Etta Lee Stimpson
Coleman Woods
Don Walker
Buddy Wolfe
Auxiliary and Legion Post Install Joint Officers
Woman's Auxiliary to Lowery-Whitehead American Legion Post No. 29 elected Mrs F J Langston president during a joint installation at the Legion hall. New officers include Mrs Bill Brown first vice president Mrs W G Harris second vice president and others with Dollie Davis as installing officer and about 75 people attending. District officers from Kingfisher Fort Sill and more attended. Foreign student counts show Columbia University and University of California each hosting over 1200 abroad students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Langston
Woman’s Auxiliary
Lowery-Whitehead
American Legion
American Legion Hall
Bill Brown
W. G. Harris
Otis Waldron
Ellen Keeling
Ruth Wagnon
Ray Allison
Cora Nix
J. A. Corrales
Pat Shuman
W. A. Walker
Dollie Davis
Kingfisher
Helen Shaffenbert
J. D. Fowler
Fort Sill
H. D. Hastings
C. L. Hight
Birds Farm Club Program Hosts Bird Talk and Drive
Mrs Val Frakes spoke at the Petunia Garden club meeting on caring for injured birds she nursed back to health. Hostess Mrs Ross C Stephens welcomed guests at 1726 Liberty with co host Mrs Tom Oliver. District garden clubs meeting planned for Oct 26 at Hotel Lawtonian. Members voted to start a two month membership drive and plant ten trees per club. refreshments were served.
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Val Frakes
Petunia Garden Club
Ross C. Stephens
Liberty
Tom Oliver
Southwest Garden Clubs
Lawtonian
Oklahoma Garden Clubs Inc
W. W. Easley
Col and Mrs Vogl Leave Fort Sill for Korea tour
Lt Col Oscar J Vogl and wife leave Fort Sill with children David Dick Doug and Nancy after a 16 month Korea tour assignment. They will reside in Redondo Beach California in Greater Los Angeles while Col Vogl continues duty in the Department of Observation. The Vogls have long Fort Sill ties and active involvement with the Fort Sill Officers Dramatic Club and Post Children's School PTA.
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Fort Sill
Oscar J. Vogl
David
Doug
Nancy
Upton
Vogl
Department of Observation
Korea
Redondo Beach
Calif
Los Angeles
Former Lawtonian and husband visit Tooele kin
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Dunn of Tooele Utah are houseguests of Dr. and Mrs. E B Dunlap at 1006 B. Mrs Dunn is the former Vivian Keniston of Lawton. Her husband serves as national representative for the Ordnance Ammunition command with headquarters at Joliet Illinois while his office is at the Ordnance depot in Tooele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Dunn
Tooele
Utah
Dunn
Vivian Dunlap Keniston
Lawton
The
Ordnance Ammunition Command
Joliet, Ill
Ordnance
Lawton AAUW Board Meeting Set Saturday
The executive board of the Lawton branch of the American Association of University Women urges all committee chairmen to attend a 2 30 p m session planned for Saturday at the home of AAUW president Mrs W F Shepard located at 1321 Ash Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Branch
American Association of University Women
AAUW
W. F. Shepard
Ash
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Auxiliary
Legion Post
Columbia University
University of California
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th & E
Designe Lawton Workma
R. W. Andrews
Storey and Barton
School OF the Dance
Gore Blvd
Sill
Helen S. Moran
Rudolph Gang
Anronette LeBrun
Chicago Music College
Avenue
Stephen Anne
PARTY
Dorothy Worthen
Mademoiselle
Jie Qrockn
Bobbie Brooks
Tapistry Loox
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