Social Calendar shows Fort Sill clubs and charity meetings
Social Calendar lists events across Fort Sill and Lawton including VFW post meetings at Fort Sill, square dance club at American Legion hall, International club for foreign-born women, Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority at Hotel Lawtonian, various home demonstration clubs, Girl Scout leaders session, Junior Miss club, American Legion auxiliary meetings, and multiple community club gatherings with times, locations, and host names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square D
American Legion Hall
Ernest Hunter
Messrs
Eddie Hillhouse
Ira Lanman
International Club
Security Bank & Trust Company
Lawton
Zeta Eta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Geronimo
Hotel Lawtonian
Glenny Mack Askew Weds Bennie Joe Moore at Saddle Mountain
Miss Glenny Mack Askew and Bennie Joe Moore were married at Holy City chapel in the Wichita mountains. Rev. Robert Lindenman officiated at 4 p.m. on Sunday September 4. Attendants included Gayle Paige Askew and Omalyn Sommers. The couple resides in Lawton where both are employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
Glenny Mack Askew
Bennie Joe Moore
Holy City
Wichita Mountains
Robert Lindenman
Cooperton
Kelly Askew
Mr. Askew
John Bricker
del Rio
Tex
Leonard T. Moore
F. A. Boyd
Mr. Boyd
W. A. Moore
Thomas Madden Jr
Mountain View
Gayle Paige Askew
Omalyn Sommers
Askew
Miss Sommers
Allen Moore
Altus
Don Farris
James Ray Riley
Mary Ruth Miller
le Roy Jones
Cloud Chief
Mesdames Roy Henderson
J. W. Miller
Earl M. Smith
Frank Sommers Jr
Gernie Simms
Thomas Worley
C. E. Price
Mesdames Bess Belcia
Rubye Helvey
Maude Zachary
Lawton
Rendall Askew
Oklahoma City
Lindenman
Messrs
Mesdames Madden
Farris
Sommers
Misses Ganoing
Frances Bell Sommers
Charter Draped At Rebekah Meet In Lawton Lodge
Under district deputy president Mrs L G Vowell the charter was draped for Frank Rice at Lawton Rebekah lodge No 87. The IOOF hall was filled as officers and helpers conducted rites with songs poems and a Christmas card sale committee named. Sixty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Vowell
Frank Rice
Lawton Rebekah Lodge No
IOOF
Otis Waldron
Jess Brewer
John Brooks
Carl Wheatley
George Lutz
Lydia McDuffie
Noble Grand
K. F. McClain
Cecil Carter
Sam Braddy
June Brewer
Edgar Peak
Angels
Garvin Ward
Carter
Cityans Attend Cooper Reunion
Cityans from Lawton travel to Walters park for a Cooper family reunion with about 42 relatives present. Attendees include Thurman Curtsinger and family, J. O. Cooper and family, Charles Curt singer, John Coffee and Olen Coffee, Sweetwater, Albert Clark and Wahnie, Anadarko, Clifford Bolin family, Oklahoma City, J. D. Taylor family, Devol, L. C. Cooper and Barbara, Lindsay, Elmer Cooper, Herman Fisher and son, Indiahoma, Myrtle Cooper, Orville Cooper, Frank Norton and daughters, Tiratis Newson and Wayne, and Fine Mustain, Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coffee
Olen Coffee
Sweetwater
Albert Clark
Wahnie
Anadarko
Clifford Bolin
Oklahoma City
J. D. Taylor
Devol
L. C. Cooper
Barbara
Lindsay
Elmer Cooper
Herman Fisher
Indiahoma
Myrtle Cooper
Orville Cooper
Frank Norton
Tiratis Newson
Wayne
Officers Filled At Jefferson PTA Meeting
Jefferson PTA filled three offices at a 7 30 p m meeting in the school auditorium. New officers are Mrs Dale Roberson first vice president Mrs F G Dempsey treasurer and Mrs Robert Hoage PTA council representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association
Dale Roberson
F. G. Dempsey
Robert Hoage
PTA Council
Jack Knight
M. E. Crabtree
E. C. Ditterline
Lawton Heights Methodist Church
H. V. Anderson
PTA
Knight
John Elkins
Dennis Smith
Glen Spaulding
Civil Defense
William Sands
Philip Lehman
Carl Crane
Emerson P-TA Begins Year Moves Focus on Children
Rev C D Farmer Brookland Mission pastor spoke at Emerson Parent-Teacher Association’s first meeting of the year in the school auditorium at 7 30 PM Monday. A PTA play Benefits of the P TA featured Mesdames Harold Olin Woodrow Pippin Kenneth Clapp and Earl Haley with third grade girls. Jeri Champar of St Mary’s school played two accordion solos. First and third grade classes won pictures for bringing the most parents. about 60 adults attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Farmer
Brookland Mission Church
Emerson Parent-Teacher Association
Mesdames Harold Olin
Woodrow Pippin
Kenneth Clapp
Earl Haley
Jeri Champar
St. Mary’s School
Dramatic Club Reorganizes at Fort Sill Meeting
Fort Sill Dramatic club invites all military personnel dependents and civilians to a 7:30 p.m. reorganizational session at the Red Barn on the post. Col. Frank Street, president, will preside as the group operates under new constitution and by laws. Plans for the first fall production will be announced by Col. Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Women Organize New Niners Club
First regular meeting of the newly formed Niners club was held at 9 a.m. Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Bob Schrader at 1718 Irwin. Mrs. Bruce Ford presided. Officers include Mrs. W. E. Tendley president, Mrs. Charles Dennis vice president, Mrs. H. T. Coley secretary, Mrs. W. B. Wigington Jr. treasurer, and Mrs. Bill Prock reporter. Other attendees were Mesdames Tolbert Sparkman Weldon D. Vaughan Walter F. Bradley and William J. Howse Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niners Club
Bob Schrader
Irwin
Bruce Ford
W. E. Tendley
Charles Dennis
H. T. Coley
W. B. Wigington Jr
Bill Prock
Mesdames Tolbert Sparkman
Weldon D. Vaughan
Walter F. Bradley
William J. Howse Jr
Garfield PTA Sets Safety Program Committees Named
Garfield PTA announced committees for the coming year at an executive board meeting preceding a regular session. Trooper Wes Miller of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol spoke on highway safety and the school's safety program. New officers and unit leaders were named, with a theme focused on guidance through patience love and common sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Parent- Teacher Association
Wes Miller
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
E. W. Young
J. R. Gordon
Mildred Coltharp
Ross Baker
Schubert Club Hosts Federation Tea This Thursday
Schubert Music Club members under new president Mrs. C. R. Ellsworth are invited to a federation tea at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. Clyde Shelton’s home, 2118 Atlanta. Guest speaker Mrs. William Jones Cook of Muskogee will discuss Our Justifiable Pride in the Federation. Pianist Mrs. J. M. Brush of Bartlesville will perform. A ten hour will follow the club’s first fall general meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert Music Club
C. R. Ellsworth
Federation
Clyde Shelton
Atlanta
William Jones Cook
Muskogee
National Federation Board
J. M. Brush
Bartlesville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Auxiliary
Leslie J. McNair
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Fred Robrecht
Sixth District
Post Children’s Pta
Lawton Little Theater
Girl Scout Leaders Club
Centenary Methodist Church
Betty Dryden
American Business Women’s Association
Lawtonian
Geronimo Home
Henry Lanmann
Carolyn Hunt Club
P. R. Ramey
Morford Drive
H. B. Collins
Southwest District Irish Society
Walters
Frederick
Nancy Joyner
Arlington
Lowery-Whitehead American Legion Post
Tris Garden Club
E. D. Garrison
Laird
John Gross
Mesdames
C. D. Payne
W. L. Jacks
Hugh Payne Jr
D. Lawton Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Unity Rebekah Lodge
Progressive Home Demonstration Club
Tom Kuch
Friendship Home Demonstration Club
Gene Goodin
Beaver Valley Home Demonstration Club
Clyde B. Peters
Anna Bullock
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sam Maddux
Taft
Bennie
Joe Moore
Rebekah Meet
Ave
Ew Ali
Ae Larhmey Rae Music Co
Dg Beeee
Business College
CTI
Mary Grundy
Cooper
Walters Park
Jefferson Pta
Emerson
B. P. Hann
Benrus
Hamilton
Elgin
Cache Road
Dramatic Club
New ‘Niners Club
Mademoiselle
Glenhaven
Garfield Pta
Katherine Nims
Allen Trankley
Wesley McKinzey
A. V. Dentici
John Thomason
Gene Hancock
Wesley Elkins
W. R. Rector
C. R. Roberts
Ernest Winter
Citizens Educational Council
Allie Bouchillon
Kenneth Kaspereit
Wayne Meeks
Lew Johnson
Byron Brite
Charles Brooks
Grant Neuteboom
S. V. Carmichael
Miller
George Walters
Orvis Rigsby
Coltharp
R. J. Nees
D. C. Stark
Nims
Bi Gorstll
Insurors Realtors
Schubert Club
R. W. Andrews
DUCY
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Paris
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