Social and Charity Meetings Flow in Lawton Bishop Casady Area
A dense schedule lists Bishop Casady guild events and several women’s auxiliaries hosting meetings at St Andrew’s church VFW post 1193 and parish house. Activities include movie night, ritual practice, regular meetings, and supper gatherings with host couples and officers from Beta Sigma Phi, Rebekah lodge and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Casady Guild
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Woman’s Auxiliary
Hawaii
Joe C. Martin
Eno Hallman
Eugene Heinz
Women’s Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
S. Second
Department of Lawton
Woman’s Forum
N.A.E. Plemmons
A. Xi Tau Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Floyd Kennedy Jr
Euclid
Larrance Tank Corporation
Plant
East B. Messrs
Mesdames
White Topethy
Ross Ewing
E. N. Gayle
Lawton Rebekah
P.m
First Presbyterian Couples Club
Scotland
William Forsyth
Earl McCullough
Mesdames Forsyth
Robert DuFour
1950 birth statistics predict 2050 survival rates
Statistics show about 400 of every 100 000 U S babies born in 1950 are projected to reach the year 2050, highlighting long-range life expectancy patterns and demographic expectations.
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U.S
Newlyweds Honored At Post-Nuptial Courtesy in Fort Worth
The Dan Waldings were feted at a post-nuptial reception Saturday night hosted by Andrew Crosby Jr. and wife in the Crosby home at 301 N. 29th. About 106 guests attended from 8 to 10 pm after the couple’s Aug. 20 wedding at University Christian Church Fort Worth. The bride Ruthe Craine, daughter of Estil Harrod Shawnee, and groom son of Mrs. J. D. Walding, are now residents of 79 N. 24th. Family and friends, including Mrs. T. C. Patton of Oklahoma City, greeted guests and assisted with decorations and gifts. The catering featured pink and white carnations, wedding bells, pink tapers, and pink and green cakes with punch and coffee served from silver. Key attendees included Eunice Gantt of Dallas and several local relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan W. Walding
Andrew Crosby Jr
Crosby
Walding
Las Vegas
Nev
West Coast
Chapel of the Good Shepherd
University Christian Church
Fort Worth
Tex
Ruthe Craine
Bell
Estil Harrod
Shawnee
Joseph Daniel Walding
J. D. Walding
T. C. Patton
Oklahoma City
Andrew Crosby Sr
Eunice Gantt
Dallas
Mesdames Wayne A. Smith
R. L. McCrory
Darlene Andrews
J. Willard Johnson
FE. J. Ramey
District Wesleyan Service Guild Seminar In Lawton
Members of the seven Wesleyan Service guilds of Lawton Methodist district will assemble Tuesday night at the First Methodist church for a district WSCS seminar hosted by the First Methodist guild. Miss Lillie Mae Frazier will preside and Miss Helen Hackett will act as president in absence. Speakers include Mrs. Walter D. Ford Sr. of Lawton and others from Oklahoma City Frederick Chickasha and Randlett. Devotional will be by Mrs. E A Watson. All Lawton Methodist guilds urged to attend the district seminar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Club
Alice Young
1910
Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
S. Second
Fred Robrecht
Anadarko
First Presbyterian Church
Ray Keegan
William Forsyth
Lawton Garden Club
M. E. Olmstead
Val Frakes
Kappa Kappa Iota
McMahon Foundation
Furman Lowry
Glenn Dillingham
Mary Sunday School
Central Baptist Church
Dewey Callahan
Kingsbury
First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Charlie Young
Ash
A. W. Langston
Maple
Trenton Porter
Atlanta
H. M. Tilton
Euclid
Beta Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Carol Best
Arlington
Better Homemakers Home Demonstration Club
K. W. Snider
Beal Heights Presbyterian Women of the Church
Fannie Cox
Park
M. Tague
Charles Adams
S. Sixth
E. M. Pruden
Anna Slobodny
R. S. Ward
First Christian Women’s Fellowship
Centenary Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
J. G. Anderson
Oak
E. D. Garrison
Laird
Elmer Bauman
Lawton
R. Grant Mangum Sr
N. 16Th
R. E. Vickery
Crosby
Eldon English
Tom Stanton
Terry Condrey
Wesleyan Service
Lawton Methodist District
First Methodist Church
First Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
Lillie Mae Frazier
First Methodist Guild
Helen Hackett
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ers
WSCS
Walter D. Ford Sr
Oklahoma
Paul Morell
Oklahoma City
W. A. Elsner
Frederick
Charles Bowles
Randlett
C. A. Bumgardner
Chickasha
E. A. Watson
Wesley Methodist Church
Birthday Compliments For W H Brown At Surprise Party
In observance of his birthday anniversary W H Brown was complimented at a surprise party held by Mrs Ellis Shirley and Miss Jennie McCutcheon at the Ellis home 1311 A. The 7:30 p m event featured gifts along with cake canasta games and floral decorations. Attendees included the honoree s wife Ellis Shirley Ninnevah and a large gathering of friends and neighbors.
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W. H. Brown
Ellis Shirley
Ninnevah
Roy Simpson
Duncan
Byron Lasater
David
Ray Allison
M. B. Howard
Jess Percival
Eula Baty
Warren Baty
Ruby Bennight
J. L. Bigbee
Telia Helms
PTA BroadCast Set For 6 45 P M Today
Lawton Parent-Teacher Association Council sponsors a regular weekly broadcast announced by radio chairman Mrs. Tom Lansden. The 15 minute program will be on station KSWO tonight at 6 45.
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Lawton
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Tom Lansden
Council Radio
KSWO
Six Winners Named At Club Show Critique
Sweet Pea Garden club held a flower show critique at Westminster Presbyterian church with Mrs Ezra Baker winning for outstanding arrangements. Blue ribbon winners included Mrs W W McCaskill mass Mrs Baker fine mass Mrs R D McCaskill crescent Mrs Dewey Callahan one flower and Mrs Pete Dove miniature. The event featured judges Mrs George Thorpe and Mrs Guy Wilson with hostess Mrs Jim Becer and president Mrs W W McCaskill leading a brief business period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thorpe
Petunia Garden Club
Guy Wilson
Rose Unit
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. W. McCaskill
Mass
Baker
R. D. McCaskill
Crescent
Dewey Callahan
Jerry Mustain
L. E. Oliver
Jack Reese
Clarence Thomas
Lindsey Whitten
P-TA Calendar Open Meetings Across City Schools
The list shows Monday PTA and P-TA gatherings at various schools with 7 30 p m start times. Programs include get acquainted sessions nursery provided panel chairmen and officers safety education and organizational meetings.
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Wilson
Emerson Parent-Teacher Association
B. C. Swinney
Taft
Garfield
Wes Miller
The
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Jefferson Pta
Whittier P-Ta
Douglass
Andrew Jackson
B. C. Swinney School
Grover Cleveland
Unity Rebekahs Confer Degrees at IOOF Hall
Unity Rebekah lodge No 121 conferred degrees on Mesdames Harry Jenson and Glady Baker during a regular 8 p.m. meeting at the IOOF hall in Lawton. Presiding were Mrs Ray Young and Mrs Tommie Hartline. transfers welcomed Jessie Smith and Norma Davenport. Oklahoma Theta Rho Girls assembly planned for Lawton in 1956. youth committee urged to meet Sunday at 3 p.m. to plan fundraising. refreshments served. about 30 attendees including visitors Nellie Schne burger and Brooks.
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Harry Jenson
Glady Baker
Unity Rebekah Lodge No
IOOF
Ray Young
Noble Grand
Tommie Hartline
Jessie Smith
Walters
Norma Davenport
Oklahoma City
John Brooks
Oklahoma Theta Rho
Lawton
Nellie Schneeburger
Helen Rebekah Lodge
Brooks
Lawton Rebekah
Theta Rho
Vows Pledged In City Church In Elgin
Special report from Elgin states Rev. James Corner read vows for Miss Betty Jean Burd and Cpl. Alford Palmer at Calvary Baptist chapel Lawton. Bride from Sterling, groom son of Mrs. Ollie Palmer Roxboro. They plan Roxboro home after Sept 20 Army release. FHA mortgage note adds context.
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Cpl
Herald Dilly
Meadville
Sterling High School
Homemakers of America
Roxboro High School
Jefferson
Lawton
Cpl. Palmer
Roxboro
Prenuptial Shower Honors Bride-To-Be Lura Nell Rush
Lura Nell Rush bride elect of Bernie Stott is celebrated at a prenuptial shower hosted by Mrs. Bill McNeal in Columbia Street home from 8 to 9 pm Co hosts were Mesdames Alton Cox and Sam Braddy. Parents listed are Mr and Mrs A A Rush and the Stotts. The couple plan to wed Friday September 23. Floral centerpiece featured a miniature bridal pair and favors, with green and white decorations and a white satin guest book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lura Nell Rush
Bernie Stott
Bill McNeal
Columbia
Alton Cox
Sam Braddy
A. A. Rush
Arlington
Jess Stott
Kinyon
Clarence Soper
Braddy
J. W. McCullough
MckKinney, Tex
H. M. Bartgis
Weatherford
Shower Fete Honors Area Woman in Cache Event
Union Valley Home Demonstration club members hosted a personal shower for Mrs. Kenneth Kern at Mrs. James Cook home in Cache. After a display of gifts, refreshments were served. Gifts came from Mesdames Dave Barker A P Daubenspeck John Dykes Reuben Hollander Cora Hollander Alta Harmon Everett Kern O F Kern C M Lee Albert Logue Mesdames O P Langdon C E Logan Carl Livingston Chuck Morgan Woodrow Miller Clay Miller Ode Runnels Acie Schlumbohm Esther Sartan Chuck Smith Noel Wade Frances Winn J M Worley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kern
Union Valley Home Demonstration Club
James Cook
Cache
Square Dancers Elect Officers
Hayden Berryhill heads the new slate as president at an 8 p.m. Saturday Roddy Kilowatt Square Dance Club meeting in the Public Service building home service auditorium. Outgoing president Fred Jennings led the business period with guests present. Other officers include F. F. Holland er vice president Ira Lanman secretary and Clarence Mynes Jr. treasurer.
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Hayden Berryhill
Roddy Kilowatt Square Dance Club
Home Service
Public Service Company
Fred Jennings
F. F. Hollander
Ira Lanman
Clarence Mynes Jr
Kappas Discuss OU Rush Results
Members of the Fort Sill Lawton alumnae club of Kappa Kappa Gamma met for a luncheon at Mrs. Philip G. Brown's quarters to discuss the University of Oklahoma fall rush results. Mrs. Brown, president, led the 1 pm meeting and invited all area alumnae to join. Attendees included Mesdames Blackburn Kilpatrick Pollin Straight Trankley Turner Van Dall Williamson and others.
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University of Oklahoma
Fort Sill-Lawton
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Philip G. Brown
Upton Road
Fort Sill
Brown
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Donald
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Airway Coffee
Safeway
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R. W. Andrews
Card Center
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W. E. Hamilton
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Dee Pate
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H. L. Walker
Lee Cleveland
Howard Hickman
Jacky Northcutt
L. B. Leard
Clarence Mynes
Leona White
John Burnett
Jack King
Lillian Winburne
John Plank
Bill Sizemore
Edward Graham
Donald Glenn
Earl Drumm
Susie Crawford
Linda Drumm
Glenda Hood
Inetha Martin
Billy Nell Berryhill
Lily Stafford
Zelma Shackelford
Chris King
Beverly Glenn
Connie Pate
Jackie Pate
Messrs
Willis Hager
David Sease
Altus
Bob McIntyre
Charles Mullins
Temple
Roy Collins
Raymond Spratt
Nelson Denney
Eddie Hillhouse
Otto Hilbert
REX Lee Shoe Shop
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Gore
Carly American
Peg
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S.W. Oklahoma
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Provincial
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Hibriton
O’hearn
Bassett, Shaw
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Colonial Craft
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