Chattanooga Classes Name New Officers
Chattanooga high school begins the term with organized classes and elected officers. Senior class led by Ronnie Dreith as president with Ronald White as vice president and Juanita Hart as secretary treasurer, Nancy Perry as reporter. Junior officers include Mickey Green president and Steve Tosee vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Sperelal
Chattanooga High School
Ronnie Dreith
Chase Ronald White
Juanita Hart
Nancy Perry
David Marlin
Jo Meech
Frank Muepker
Mickey Green
Steve Tosee
Janice Bessemer
Donna Weddle
Gerald Gravlee
Mary Jane Herwig
Jack McCary
Jin Jones
Tim Winder
Jerry Couch
Wilma Buchwald
Karen Taylor
Barbara Carvall
Ke Bessemer
Bill Jones
Timmy McCary
Jo Winnerby
George Stauffer
Ed Mekford
Laddie Roskam
Sue Ann Kinder
Jerry Washburn
Johnnie Cartsinger
Max Mapp
Ed Winder
Phyllis Smith
Bill Goeringer
Fred Krasser
Larry Patton
Kim Morrison
Ed Kinder
Diana Fisher
Diane Patton
Joy Beth Kinder
David Bertholomew
Sue Tenmysan
Club Welcomes 3 New Members
International club meeting in the civic room of Security Bank & Trust welcomed three new members Mrs. Ray Emery from Germany Mrs. Alexander Howie from Canada and Mrs. Armando Escalero from the Dominican Republic. Guests Miss Joanna Gee and Mrs. A. D. Jones were introduced. A former member Col. (ret) Charles Bethlen Galvay returned to Europe this past summer. A citizenship class set for Sept 23 at 7:30 p.m. was announced and coffee service followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEeting of International
Security Bank & Trust Company
Gillett Griswold
Ray Emery
Germany
Alexander Howie
Canada
Armando Escalero
Dominican Republic
Joanna Gee
A. D. Jones
C. S. McCuistion
Charles Bethlen Galvay
Europe
MecCuistion
G.K. Phillis
T. A. Bailey
McCuistion
D. E. Farrer
Geoffrey Jackson
W. T. Thorpe
Mesdames Thorpe
Jackson
James Ball
A. A. Burton
T. E. Bordet
Richard Dominiak
Arthur Gaona
William Gavigan
L. A
Housewarming Hosted for Sterling Family Leaders
Sterling special housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Liles with friends gathering at their new home. Gifts were given, tents and refreshments provided. Attendees included Hayden Berryhill, Donald Liles, Bennie Olson, Bill Barnett, Joe Brantley, Bob Calahan, Ray Deeds, Fred Dunham, Inez Grantham, Laura Graham, Lee Green, John Henderson, J D Himes, A C Halkbrooks, Tillman Higgins, Hugh Hoard, Eugene Kendall, Bryson Lawson, Tommy Lewis, Alex Richardson, George Richardson, Nancy Summers, Mart Vaught, Herschel Wilburn, Lottie Yandell, Sam Braly, Darrel Bruce, Arthur Head, Richard Leary, Herman Leu and Whatley, plus several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henderson
J. D. Himes
A. C. Halkbrooks
Tillman Higgins
Hugh Hoard
Eugene Kendall
Bryson Lawson
Tommy Lewis
Alex Richardson
George Richardson
Nancy Summers
Mesdames Mart
Vaught
Herschel Wilburn
Lottie Yandell
Messrs
Sam Braly
Darrel Bruce
J. D. Henderson
Arthur Head
Richard Leary
Herman Leu
B. Whatley
Sooner Candies Square Dance and Local Meetings
Friday Social Calendar lists an American Legions hall gathering at Seventh and B Lawton hosted by the Daughter of American Revolution first fall meeting at 1 15 p m with Mrs Roy E Stafford and regent presiding. Fort Sill Medical Wives club dinner and square dance at Polo club 6 30 p m for members and husbands. Post nuptial shower for Mrs Philip H Grant formerly Erica Hammond 2 to 5 p m at 2006 Cheyenne with co hosts Mesdames Will C Austin R T Currell L M Fouts C A Wolverton Ralph Wolverton and Waggoner.
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Lawton Conapier
Pam
Roy E. Stafford
Lake
H. W. Hallet
Regent
Medical Wives Club
Fort Sill
Polo Club
Philip H. Grant
Fuerica Hammond
Waggonter
Cheyenne
Mesdaimnes
Will C
Austin
R. T. Currell
M. Fouts
C. A. Wolverton
Ralph W. Wolverton
Waggoner
Area Teachers State Meetings in Frederick
Frederick host opens special meeting at Emerson school with Mrs Jessie Drumm as president outlining plans for the year. First fall session begins 4 p.m. with building representatives elected to chair the program. Meetings follow at Junior high November 13 Central grade January 29 and high school March 1 with listed hosts and representatives.
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Frederick
Jessie Drumm
Frederick Classroom Teachers Association
Emerson
Bill Bryant
Lucy Heard
Central Grade
Franchon Turnbull
Whillier
Ralph Faulconer
Harrison Roe
Halley Hopps
Lawwell
Farewell Courtesy Given For Couple
Chattanooga special report notes a farewell courtesy for longtime residents Mr and Mrs E G Golf who recently moved to Lawton. A large group of friends gathered at the Chattanooga Baptist church with girls being presented the honorees and watermelon served on the church lawn.
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Chattanooga
E .G. Golf
Lawton
Chattanooga Baptist Church
Rotary Anns Set Monday Meeting at Hotel Lawtonian
Mrs. Pete Becker will show color slides from Europe during the Rotary Anns meeting at 12 15 p m Monday at Hotel Lawtonian Cancellations must be in by 9 a m Monday by calling Mrs Henry Welker EL 3 3720 Princess Margaret selects three colors for 1938 spring and summer wear for Canada US trip as announced by the British Colour Council meeting plans in Chattanooga October 6 at Davidson and October 21 in Haskell Tillman county ministers notes Bishop Angie Smith spoke at Centenary Methodist church in Lawton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Becker
Rotary Anns
Lawtonian
Henry Welker
London
Margaret
Canada
United States
British Color Council
Galway
Mear
Steak Sterling
Henry Shreiner
Shreiner
Elmo Himes
Lawton
Angie Smith
Oklahoma City
Centenlary Methodist Church
OCW Schedules Saturday Courses for Lawton Area
Lawton residents may earn six hours per semester by taking OCW Saturday courses in Chickasha. Dean Dr Howard Taylor announced a 9 am Saturday meeting in OCW Administration building for enrollment and planning. Participants will choose courses meeting degree and teaching certificate needs plus general education options.
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Lawton
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Howard Taylor
OCW
Panhellenic Names Slate for New Officers at Meeting
Lawton Fort Sill Panhellenic held a Thursday session at Hillside Athletic Club to elect a new officer slate. Mrs A L Shannon president leads the slate with Miss Virginia Hendrick coordinating. New officers set to assume in October include Mrs Cycle Shelton vice president Mrs Jack Merritt secretary Mrs John Clabes treasurer Mrs Bill Johnson Lawton representative and Mrs W D Short Fort Sill representative. Twenty eight members attended at 12 30 p m for an informal period before the 1 p m luncheon hosted by the Delta Delta Delta sorority.
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Lawton-Fort Sill
New Commerce Courses Slated On OCW Campus
OCW Chickasha campus plans new sections to handle heavy enrollment in one and two year secretarial programs. Dr. Fred Gardner notes the one year course runs 45 weeks with five winter semesters plus a summer session. The two year program spans regular winter sessions over two years and enrollment is up 50 percent from last year. Each student is placed in courses to meet individual needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Fred Gardner
OCW Commerce Department
OCW
Gardner
Con Parison
Church Of Christ To Begin Meetings In Chattanooga
CHATTANOOGA Special report: San Angelo Texas minister M R Phillips will speak at a September 16 to 25 series for the local Church of Christ with Jack Hendry in charge of singing and Billy Cawthon announcing the schedule. Meanwhile Marines Dalton Peters and David Ogden on 10 day leave visit family in Chattanooga. Capt Brady Brown Fort Sill addressed Frederick Christian Men's fellowship. Eighty new desks arrive for seventh grade rooms at the local school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Davidson
Billy Cawthon
Jocal Church of Christ
Cathe Church
Haskell
Tillman County
Chatanouga
M. R. Phillips
San Angelo
Tex
Church of Christ
Jack Hendry
Grandfield
Wong "Chattanooga
Marines
Dalton Peters
Camp Pendleton
Calif
David Ogden
el Toro
F. GO. Peters
Tom Ogden
Speles -Frederick
Brady Brown
Fort Sill
Frederick Christian Men's Fellowship
Estarchy
Robey Smith
Gourmet Tips On Basic Foods From Culinary Experts
A roundup of practical, pantry friendly ideas from culinary experts. Using frozen peas with pickled cocktail onions or a green bean onion beef gravy casserole. A macaroni salad with mixed vegetables and cottage cheese. A lemony peach beverage twist and a quick berry gelatin dessert from frozen fruit. Leftover ideas include pancakes with gravy sauce and curry, plus coffe enhanced lamb gravy for cooler weather.
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Jeanne Lesem
Elizabet Toomey
New Jersey
Seabrook
General Foods
Florence Brobeck
Pan American Coffee Bureau
New Yearbooks Presented at Entre Nous Club Meeting
Mrs Clyde Shellon hosted at 2118 Allatia for a 9 30 aim Wednesday session of Entre Nous club members. Mrs Ed Riddle distributed new yearbooks during the business session led by president Mrs Shellon. About 17 members attended. Plans for the next three months were discussed at an all day Sterling Methodist Women Society of Christian at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Shellon
Allatia
Entre Nous Club
Shellon
Ed Riddle
Sterling
Sterling Methodist Womans Society of Christiansi
Landscape consultant joins Clements Nursery
A new association with Clements Landscape Nursery is announced. The writer offers consulting services for all landscaping needs and invites inquiries from interested clients.
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Clements’ Landscape Nursery
Schubert Music Club outlines plans for new season
Schubert Music club executive board met at the president Mrs. Jack E. Raulston home to outline plans for the Southwest district convention at Centenary Methodist Church on October 21 with luncheon for church women. State federation meeting set for Sept. 30 in Oklahoma City. Ten tentative programs include concerts a style show and Oklahoma City University band. Community Concert association invited Cass reception. dates to be announced.
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Lawton
Schubert Music Club Executive Board
Jack E. Raulston
Denver
Centenary Methodist Church
T. H. Ball
Raulston
Oklahoma Federation of Music Clubs
Oklahoma
Robert §. Sprague
N. 35Th
Avalo V. Caldwell
Richard Cass
New York
Commounity Concert Association
NCO Wives Host White Elephant Party at Fort Sill
Mesdames Coe McFadden and T. Dudek hosted a 1 pm White Elephant party for NCO Wives club Fort Sill and guests with 39 attendees. Grand prize went to Mrs James Kirkpatrick, a new member. Plans were made for a guest day with a flower arranging demonstration by a Greers Flowers and Gilts shop guest. Seven new members introduced: Backiel Young Louis Wise George Mitchell Carl Davis Walter Minor David Schuler and Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Coe McFadden
T. ‘$. Dudek
NCO Wives Club
Fort Sill
NCO
Mesdames J. Elkham
D. Maltens
James Kirkpatrick
Frank O'Rourk
Pat Peterson
Greer
AMNCO
Word
Mesdames Backiel Young
Louis Wise
George Mitchell
Carl Davis
Walter Minor
David Schuler
Kirkpatrick
Swimming Party Fetes Faxon Baptist Girls Auxiliary Members
A swimming party at the C. Andy Wolverton farm near Faxon honored Girls Auxiliary members of Faxon Baptist Church. Sponsored by Nits Everette Young and Mrs. Orville Smith, the after school fete ended with a chicken fry at the Smith home. Guests included Mrs. Frank Peters and members Judy Allen Karita Coffey Diana Carson Sharon Peters Linda Reid Pamela Smith Joyce Tashah Wilma Thornton.
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FAXON
C. Andy Wolverton
Faxon Baptist Church
Nits
Everette Young
Orville’ Smith
Smith
Frank Peters
Judy Allen
Karita Coffey
Diana Carson
Sharon Peters
Linda Reid
Pamela Smith
Joyce Tashah
Wilma ‘Thornton
Church Officers Named For Year Faxon Baptist
Faxon Baptist church has announced its officers for the new year. Bill Peters serves as treasurer and superintendent, with Mrs. Wilbur Morrison as clerk and Mrs. Bill Peters as Woman's Missionary Society president. Sunday school leaders include Dr. W. Huddieson as assistant and Mrs. Perry as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAXON
Faxon Baptist
Ene Peters
Mabel Fadeu
C. F. Perry
Guild To Sponsor Ice Cream Social Fundraiser
First Methodist Wesleyan Service guild members finalized plans for a fundraising ice cream social from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday in the church basement held at the home of Mrs. John T. Bruss and Miss Oletha Wildey. Proceeds will aid pew purchases for the new church as treasurer Mrs. J. D. Howard reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
John T. Bruss
Oletha Wildey
J. D. Howard
Ellen Holle
Leta Smith
Helen Hackett
Glenn Friman
Lillie Mac Frazier
Gladys Fulbright
Louise Kirkham
Edyth Adams
H. B. Eas Ton
Florabelle Helvey
Clarence A. Ridge
Peter B. Starns
E. A. Wilkerson
Douglass PTA Announces First Fall Program Sept 25
Douglass PTA sets the first fall event for Sept. 25 with execu tive board naming committees for the new school year. Mrs. Jim Jones elected assistant secretary and Mrs. Sarah Owens treasurer as Sgt Reginald B. Roberts presides. Members discuss trends, with chairmen named for magazine hospitality radio and TV child welfare and publicity among others. Principal John R. Sadberry and unit president serve as ex officio program committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass Parent-Teacher Association
Liberty
Hiost
Jim Jones
Sarah Owens
Reginald B. Roberts
Magazine
Ida Baker
Viola Jefferson
John Newberry
Marie Fletcher
James Bolton
Luia Moore
Jessie, Gay
Timpie Barnes
Algo Mesdames Ruth Shaw
Jewel Johnson
Nannie Kay Presley
John R. Sadberry
Hubert Pitts
C. Finance
Isaac Munts
John H. Nelson
Cavannah M. Clark
Hayride and dance planned by Rho Kappa Gamma group
A meeting of Rho Kappa Gamma sorority at Pat Sullivan's home 1512 Deborn discussed a hayride and a dance with date and place to be announced next week. Loretta Osborne presided as president and welcomed new member Pat Boykin. Sandra Smith completed initiation week as a pledge. four pledges Judy Coleman Kay Halsey Wendy Norris Dana Scarborough attended, with eight fitteen members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rho Kappa Gamma Sorority
Pat Sullivan
Dearborn
Loretta Osborne
Pat Boykin
Sandra Smith
Judy Coleman
Kay Halsey
Wendy Norris
Dana Scarborough
Accessory Show Highlights Ellen R Richards Club Meeting
Mrs A H Slone led an accessory fashion show at the Ellen R Richards club meeting held at Mrs Paul Williams home 1714 Bell. The event featured 50 pairs of shoes from The Parisian fall stock modeled by members. President Mrs Del win Jones announced a rummage sale planned for Oct 5 at the bus Station lot with members listing attendees including several named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Slone
Ellen R. Richards
Paul Williams
Bell
Delwin Jones
Mesdames Bill,Allen
H. P. Brady
W. A. Buston
D. L. Clemmer
Paul Cook
Cecil Easton
Merle Fisher
Robert Hamilton
J. D. Harper
Homer Hyden
D. Payne
Joyce Pursley
Buford Walker
Juanita Holley
J. R. Neal
T. R. Stephens
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