Orientation Held For Adult Group By Mrs Dode Wagner
Mrs Dode Wagner executive director of Lawton Council of Camp Fire Girls led an orientation course for new Blue Bird leaders Monday morning at Lawson Heights Methodist church. Training recipients included women from Woodrow Wilson School Taft Washington Whittier Swinney Garfield and Jefferson schools along with several named leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dode Wagner
Lawton Council of
Camp Fire Girls
Lawson Heights Methodist Church
Cecil Lawson
Tess Newby
W. E. Schoolcraft
Woodrow Wilson School
Harvey Hall
James E. Batterree
Taft School
Russell G. Jones
Donald F. O'Neill
Washington School
Harald Springer
B. E. Walker
Boyd Sloskins
Whittier School
James Bundy
Swinney School
James H. Cason
William T. Kern
Garfield School
James B. Mauk
Jefferson School
Parents Attend Striping Exercises
Mr and Mrs Marble J Carpenter of 15 Baltimore returned from Oklahoma City where they attended striping exercises for the graduating class of 5S from the University of Oklahoma School of Nursing. Their daughter Lynn Carpenter is a member of Alpha Chi Omega and will receive a new degree next spring and her RN pin next August. She will take the state board in January. The 3 pm program was at University hospital with Dr M K Duval Jr, associate professor of surgery, delivering the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble J. Carpenter
Baltimore
Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma School of Nursing
Lynn Carpenter
Alpha Chi Omega Social Sorority
University Hospital
M.K. Duval Jr
Lesson Given At Club Meeting
Mrs. Milford Walker presided over Scott Home Demonstration club at Mrs. George Horton Jr. home west of the city at 1 30 p m Monday. Plans were made for exhibits at the Comanche County Free Fair and a food sale at Earl Wilson farm sale September 18 northwest of Lawton. Parents and Teen-Agers Grow Together was presented by Mrs. Earl Austin. A guest Mrs. George Horton Sr. and other members attended including Mrs. Roy Davenport Mrs. C J Koller Mrs M R Mitchell and Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Walker
Scott Home Demonstration Club
George Horton Jr
City
Comanche County
Earl Wilson
Lawton
Earl Austin
George Horton Sr
Mescdames Roy Davenport
C. J. Koller
M. R. Mitchell
Perry
Johnsons Welcomes Rosa, Granddaughter at Fort Monmouth
Mrs Ada Johnson reports the birth of Rosa, first child of Lt Robert Johnson and his wife Melba Hoover Johnson, at 2 am Wednesday. Rosa is the granddaughter of Ada Johnson of Lawton, formerly Lawtonian, and Eugene Johnson of Wauriska. Lt Johnson serves with the Signal Corps at Fort Monmouth New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Johnson
Rosa
Robert Johnson
Fort Monmouth
N.J
Moss, Bob Morford Jr., C. E. Put ney and Elmer Sims
Four individuals named Moss Bob Morford Jr C E Put ney and Elmer Sims are listed in a local notice or roster. The readable text names these persons in a grouped entry likely related to a community record or event. No dates or places are provided in the visible fragment.
Unity Rebekah lodge plans October assembly and carnival
Unity Rebekah lodge No. 121 met at IOOF hall 10934 D with 24 members attending. Plans for an October assembly convention and a fundraising carnival were discussed after a 6:30 p.m. covered dish supper. Norma Davenport was elected treasurer and new members were installed. Officers and committees were named to assist at the assembly and a tea Oct 13 was announced. Mrs. Rockwell moves to California. a page for the assembly was chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Unity Rebekah Lodge No
IOOF
Luther Williams
Noble Grand
Bill Bales
Norma Davenport
Lawton
Unity Lodge
Merbers
Horace Carnival
James
Davenport
Ohiopn
Jess Stanley
Mesdames - Williams
Bates
Card Davenport
James, Bunch
Er- Lom
Rebekah Lodge
Nevin Mitchell
Rebekah
California
Ross Shelp
Rebekah Assembly of Oklahoma
Jack Willington
Rockwell
Cliff Rath
Joe Bunch
Assembly Con
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Johnson
Joe Ford RN
Lea de Rias
Fairmont
Rosecr
Rosecrest
America
Bobbie James
Windamere Sweater
Renae
LAM Selle
Betty Carol
Mam’selle
U. S
People's Ice CO
Mademoiselle
Evan- Phone
Paris
Dolman
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