National Vice President Speaks at DAR Tea in Lawton
Lawton Chapter DAR hosted National Vice President Mrs. Charles Hilleray Rudy as special guest at a Museum of the Great Plains tea. Regental officers welcomed new members and discussed Patriotism Over Politics, Constitution Week plans, heritage preservation, and DAR activities across Muskogee and Tulsa chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Museum of the Great Plains
C. E. VanMeter
Eldon Crosson
Eugene Heinz
Charles Hilleray Rudy
Sand Springs
C. J. Burdick
Regent
Tulsa
DAR
Idell Rowe
Owen Felis
Christina Swanson
Ed Cagle
Ray Peterson
Frances Heinz
G. Don Wilson
William Baulch
John W. Nick Young
Don VanMeter
Georgia Williams
Gus Labuda
Faxon
C. L. Mount
Helen Stafford
Roy Stafford
Burdick
G. P. Merkx
Rudy
Bacone Indian College
Muskogee
St. Mary's Indian Girls’ School
Springfield
S. C
Citi
Vanmeter
Harry E. Roll
W. W. Godlove
H. B. Easton
Lily Stafford
Stafford
William Schumacher
Tom Ellis
Book Action Projects Committee
Merkx
CEREALS price comparison and nutrition tips
CEREALS provides a broad range of food value and notes that many do not eat enough cereal. Making cereals at home is usually cheaper than buying prepared ones. Ready-to-serve cereals in multipacks cost more per ounce than larger boxes, and pre sweetened options offer more calories but less other value. Compare prices per ounce before you buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Dear Abby column on implants and renewing vows
The column discusses whether a man can tell if a woman has silicone breast implants, noting tiny underbreast scars as possible clues. It also features a reader recounting a renewed wedding ceremony with her husband after decades of marriage and a note urging medical checkups and a cancer survivor sharing a positive outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Bishop
Calif
UPWA Meets In Chattanooga at United Community Church
The United Presbyterian Women's Association of Chattanooga's United Community Presbyterian Church held the first club year meeting in the church annex. Mrs. Charles Andrus presided. Mrs. Claude Martin reported. Mrs. Woodrow Patton led devotions on Issues in Jewish and Christian Dialogue. Seven members attended. An executive board meeting of the Lawton Woman's Forum is set for 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
United Presbyterian Women's Association
Chattanooga United Community Presbyterian Church
Charles Andrus
Claude Martin
Woodrow Patton
Cecil Labuda
Lawton Woman's Forum
YMCA
Church Guild Donates Clothes and Holds Meeting
Announcement reports a district council meeting of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women in Grandfield during a St Barbara Ladies Guild gathering. Mrs Bob Hendrick presided a 9:30 a m start with mass a noon luncheon and an abortion program. Clothing was donated to Lawton Public School visiting teachers group. A military wives coffee was announced for Wednesday and a board meeting set for Monday Sept 24 at First United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women
Grandfield
St. Barbara
Anthony Libro
Lawton - Fort Sill
Church Women United
USA
First United Methodist Church
Pro-Life Group Names Officers After Recent Meeting
New officers were elected at a Right to Life Committee meeting held at the McKee home with 30 members present. Officers include Dr. Robert Krebsbach president and two secretaries, with Mrs. McKee and Mrs. Shaver as treasurers. The next meeting is planned for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Right To Life Committee
Jerry McKee
Robert Krebsbach
Charles Petruska
Patty Dawes
McKee
Tom Shaver
Krebsbach
Cathy Schultz
Two Rainbow Girls Appointed at Lawton Assembly Meeting
Lawton Assembly No. 55 Rainbow for Girls met in the Masonic Temple with Miss Margaret Swaim presiding as worthy advisor. Miss Helene Smith was elected worthy advisor elect, and Lawton received two grand appointments. The group noted upcoming events, a reception, district activities, and a first place dress division award at the Stillwater Grand Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Assembly No
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Margaret Swaim
Ralph Linck
Paul Smith
Melvin Lashley
Glenn Thompson
Wally Martin
Roy Burt
Rainbow Dad
Melvin Jennings
Sandy Miller
Charity
Charles Miller
Helene Smith
International Temple
McAlester
Swaim
Debbie Campbell
Faith
Assembly
Stillwater
Lawton
Jayne
Studebaker
Colorado
Debbie Martin
Grand Cross Mystic
Lawton Assembly
Page
Nancy Coslow
Women Complete Clothing Short Course in Frederick
Mrs. Carl Fisher Jr Mrs. Woodrow Patton and Mrs. Lol lie Fisher completed a drapery short course in Frederick recently. The Ladies Bible Study Group of the Chattanooga Church of Christ met in the home of Mrs. R T Lyles. Mrs. Roland White led the program and Mrs. Hugh Wilson gave devotions. Refreshments were served. Nine members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Carl Fisher Jr
Woodrow Patton
Lollie Fisher
Frederick
Ladies’ Bible Study
Chattanooga Church of Christ
R. T. Lyles
Roland White
Hugh Wilson
Farewell Tea Honors Mrs. Mayo at Fort Sill
The Officers Wives' Club Chorus directed by Mrs. G. E. Hobbs performed selections from Fantasticks Romeo and Juliet and Oklahoma at a farewell tea for Mrs. Walter L. Mayo Jr wife of the III Corps Field Artillery Missile Group No. 9 commander Col Mayo served 16 months in command before reassignment to the Field Artillery School. Hostesses were Wives of Officers of the Group and about 65 women attended with guests including Mrs. James W. Cannon and Mrs. J. M. Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officers Wives’ Club
G. E. Hobbs
Oklahoma
Walter L. Mayo Jr
Field Artillery Missile Group No. 9
III Corps
Fort Sill
New England
Jefferson Elementary PTA Meeting Introduces Faculty and Leaders
Lemuel Harkey principal introduced Jefferson Elementary School PTA members and room mothers. About 300 people attended as PTA president Reed McDowell presided. Contributions included 108 parents joining on the first day, a Cancer Research Fund donation in memory of Dr. Henry Regier, and awards for room mothers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Harkey
Jefferson Elementary School
PTA
Pat Ford
David Fortney
John Paskey
Troy Boydston
Reed McDowell
David Forney
Pranka I-Yopta
Christine Price
Mary Beth Lashley
Melanie Harrison
Jody Jones
Mikel Howard
Janet Apple
Susan Apple
Wiley Sartin
Joe Henson
Jimmy Hysan
Ed Grooms
Sartin
Cancer Research Fund
Henry Regier
Jefferson
Sill Wives Elect Group Historian at Fort Sill
Mrs. Jeff Tuller was named historian for the Battalion during a meeting at Mrs. Charles Buel’s home. Gifts were awarded to Mrs. Robert Blackmon and Mrs. Ned Hemmel garn. Upcoming events include a coffee on Oct 9 in Comanche House and a luncheon on Oct 25 at the Fort Sill Officers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Tuller
2Nd Field Artillery
Charles Buel
Comanche House
Fort Sill
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B. A. Williams
G. Georgia
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Don
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Cal
Jerry F. Crowley
Jerry
L. A
UPWA
Eames
Governor
Pro-Life Group
Square Toppers Square Dance Club
Comanche County Fairgrounds
Ana
Royal Neighbors of
America
Goodwill Rebekah Hall
Jayne van Wey
Ballet Centre
Judy Anthony
D’ann de Yong
Chester Weinberg
Weinberg
Gwen Fisher
II Corps
Mayo
James W. Cannon
J. M. Hale
Jefferson Dads’ Club
Sill Wives
Eth
National Bank
Montgomery
Tae-Fri
Montgomery Ward Company
Sheridan Road
Gore Boulevard
Chris Lane
ALA Carte Shop
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