Shower Fetes Area Couple Newlyweds at Cache Church Lawn
Four women co hosted a post nuptial shower for Mr and Mrs John Newlyweds on the Cache Assembly of God church lawn. Numerous relatives friends and guests contributed gifts and well wishers from the Hutson Ulrich and Bartlett families plus many others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache
John
Shirley Ash
Catherine and
Thelma Bartlett
Mary Ann
Janette Ford
Janice Hollander
Peggy Hutson
Mary Sue Lynch
Shirley Rogers
Club Study Of Family Life At Utility Home Dem onstration
Mrs Clara J Kelley county home demonstration agent led a study on family life as Utility Home Demonstration club members met at 1 30 p m Wednesday at Mrs Willard Bentleys home President Mrs Mark Landoll led the meeting with a devotional by Mrs G R Hill and roll call of favorite Bible verses after the creed. Minutes and a treasurer s report were read by Mrs W J Reinwand October meeting will be at Mrs Hill s home Refreshments were served by the hostess A game prize went to Mrs A M Bentley and Mrs Corrente received the hostess gift Also present were guest Mrs A M Bentley and members Mesdames E E McCormack and O V Penland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara J. Kelley
Utility Home Demonstration Club
Willard Bentley
Mark Landoll
Bentley
G. R. Hill
J. A. Corrente
Luncheon Served To Busy Bees
A covered dish luncheon and an 11 a.m. Busy Bee club meeting were hosted at Mrs. Bill Crow's home at 711. Mrs. Sam Braddy presided. devotional by Mrs. K F McClain included a poem titled Builders. Social hour featured group singing and The Lord's Prayer. Numerous members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Club
Bill Crow
Ray Allison
Ruby Bennight
R. E. Tallent
Sam Braddy
K. F. McClain
Byron Lasater
L. P. Morrison
R. E. Evans
Warren Baty
Cora Nix
Jess Percival
Leonard Rainey
M. B. Howard
Bill Brown
Cecil Carter
Emory Cowley
George Lutz
Edmond Quinn
F. J. Langston
Gertrude Furman
Jennie McCutcheon
Social iCalendar dances and square dance invites
Dancing Kidettes host instruction at 8 p.m. with 8 to 10 p.m. dancing at 35th Division park Sixth and Columbia led by Paul Tate. Square D Square Dance Club invites all square dancers to a 7 p.m. picnic at Lake Quanah Parker Community Building in the Wichita mountains with drinks provided and participants to bring food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
35Th Division Park
Sixth
Columbia
Paul Tate
Square D Square
Lake Quanah Parker Communit
Wichita Mountains
Reddy Kilowatt Square Dance and Related Meetings
A listing of events includes a Reddy Kilowatt Square Dance at 8 p.m. at the home service auditorium Public Service Company building with Johnny Robinson as caller, plus hosting couples Mr and Mrs Fred Jennings and Mr and Mrs Ira Lanman. The Lawton chapter D A R hosts an annual regent s tea at 1 15 p m at the home of Mrs Ernest J Greenwalt near Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge HQ with all past regents as co hosts. An executive board meeting of the Lawton branch A A U W is set for 2 30 p m at the home of president Mrs W F Shepard, 1321 Ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reddy Kilowatt Square
Home Service
Public Service Company
Johnny Robinson
Fred Jennings
Ira Lanman
Lawton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ernest J. Greenwalt
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
American Association of University Women
W. F. Shepard
Homemakers Elect Officers at First Baptist Class
Mrs. Chester Liles was elected president of the Homemakers Sunday School class at First Baptist Sterling. G. Ford became vice president and Roy Cook secretary with Mrs. Ralph Harper directing the program. Refreshments followed as names of helpers were listed. Sterling students bound for Cameron College Lawton this fall include Loyd Harper Charles Green Donnie Miller William Large Elmer Johnson Bill Barnett and Roy Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Cameron College
Lawton
Loyd Harper
Charles Green
Donnie Miller
William Large
Elmer Johnson
Bill Barnett
Roy Morse
ESA Chapter Plans Educational Programs for Next Year
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Beta Mu Charter chapter members met at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Chamber of Commerce conference room. President Mrs. Lodell Goodey led the meeting. New member Mrs. Walter Gillum, transferring from Hutchinson Kansas ESA chapter, was welcomed alongside ten other members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Mu
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Lodell Goodey
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Gillum
Hutchinson, Kans
ESA
Supper Follows Couple's Wedding in Chattanooga
Following the wedding of Miss Ann Reid and Leroy Geis on Friday September 2 a supper was hosted at Mrs F L Bartholomews home in Chattanooga Special to the paper co hosts were Mrs Carl Geis Lawton and Mrs Milton Geis Others in attendance included Ralph Geis Earl Howard Harvey Schmidt Gene Holman Werner Schantz and others from Gozebo Lawton and Lawton area communities with additional Geis family members listed as attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Ann Reid
M. E. Reid
Faxon
Leroy Geis
Milton Geis
Loveland
F. L. Bartholomew
Carl Geis Lawton
Ralph Geis
Earl Howard
Harvey Schmidt
Gene Holman
Werner Schantz
Gozebo
Carl Geis
Leah Pfenning
Lawton
The Montgomerys Visit City Relatives
Mr and Mrs Cecil Ray Montgomery and daughter Susan Elizabeth of Wichita Kansas are visiting in Lawton Oklahoma with his parents at 1110 Bell and her parents at 1709 Ash and his brother and sister in law at 705 North 13th They arrived last Friday and plan a week long stay Both graduates of Lawton high school Before marriage Mrs Montgomery was Miss Barbara Smith Her husband worked for Commercial Credit Corporation locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Ray Montgomery
Susan Elizabeth
Wichita
Kans
Roy Montogery
Bell
O. A. Smith
Ash
LeRoy Montgomery
Montgomerys
Lawton High School
The Deasys Welcome New Grandson Thomas Bernard
Mr and Mrs Leo J Deasy of 821 N 31st announce the birth of their grandson to their daughter Mrs John F Keeping Jr of Washington DC. Born 8 51 am Wednesday the baby Thomas Bernard weighs seven pounds eight ounces. Mrs Reeping is the former Theresa Leona Deasy of Lawton. The Reepings have another son and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Deasy
John F. Keeping Jr
Washington, D. C
Thomas Bernard
Reeping
Theresa Leona Deasy
Lawton
Super
Washington
Reepings
New Fall Fashions North of Border
AP News surveys fall fashions across Canada with Montreal favoring lean looks and A line styles while Quebec City showcases tweedy coats trimmed with Persian lamb mink and squirrel. Sterling reports plans for a stronger youth program and Sunday School improvements at a Methodist church education commission meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec City
Sterling
Commission of Education
The
Methodist Church
Freshman Music Major Gail Easton Heads to University of Houston
Gail Easton son of Mr and Mrs W H Easton of 607 Euclid will enter the University of Houston as a music major this fall following his spring graduation from Lawton High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Easton
W. H. Easton
Euclid
University of Houston
Houston
Tex
Lawton High School
Church Receives Gift Projector for Youth Fellowship
A slide projector and screen were donated to the Methodist Youth Fellowship by T. O. Talla for church programs. The church is planning painting of both exterior and interior areas and refinishing the sanctuary floor.
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Eurah Richards
Patricia Sims
Charlene Thomas
Rita Mae Ulrich
Gail Walker
Norman Crackan
Ralph Cox
Cosby Clark
Lester Dupler
Donald
Jimmy Hutson
J. M. Rambo
Ed Smith
Blanche Bevill
Ralph Hare
Ola Hutson
E. Lee
W. R. Moore Jr
Clayton Riley
Lillian Rogers
Madie Rucker
Opal Runnels
Geneva Williams
M. D. Burk
Jim Foster
Jack Gunter
H.C. Guthrie
J. T. Good
W. A. Herndon
J. R. Hobby
Ben Hataway
C. D. Hutson
Reuben Hollander
Paul Jones
Clarence Lee
James Lynch
Jess Lynch
T. E. Lauderdale
Ken Maloy
Chuck Morgan
L. M. ‘Norris
Social iCalendar
Cameron
8Th and
C Avenue
Leo J. Deasys
Everest & Jennings Wheel Caairs
W. F
Bill
Glasgow
N. Lind
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th & E
Ae “Minor
AP News
Canada
Newfoundland
British Columbia
Montreal
Art
B. P. Hann
Benrus
Hamilton
Elgin
Rothmoor
4Th and
New Fall
Flattery
Lew Dump
Alex
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