Dr Waldo Stephens Addresses AAUW At Dinner
Dr Waldo B Stephens spoke to Lawton AAUW and guests at Centenary Methodist church, warning that the real struggle begins after victory. He warned of three secondary dangers including anarchy, rising nationalism, and actions by defeated powers, urging firm handling of Germany and Japan and broader U N engagement.
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Waldo Stephens
Waldo B. Stephens
Lawton Aauw
United States
Centenary Methodist Church
Stephens
Pear Harbor
Entre Nous Club Holds Annual Registration Tea
The Entre Nous club held an annual registration tea at 1006 B in Mrs. E. B. Dunlap’s home with Mrs. W. W. Godlove presiding. New officers were introduced, yearbooks distributed, and plans explained for the “Peoples of the World” study year.
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Entre Nous Club
E. B. Dunlap
W. W. Godlove
J. M. Dyer
Tulsa
BE. E. Caldwell
Ore Hornaday
E. B. Mitchell
E. E. Neptune
Milo Tague
H. Ben Turner
Alex Walker
Freak V. Wright
Dyer
Back To School Party At First Congregational Church
Young people at the First Congregational church held a back to school party in the church basement with a seven o'clock bell, class by Clyde Bowlby, songs, skits, and a friendship circle. Attendees included many named youths and leaders, with notes on community outreach and religious reflections.
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First Congregational Church
Clyde Bowlby
Jerry LaCrosse
Jacquelia Davidson
Lou Zlotskoawski
Fred Mayers
Jeanette Botkin
Phyllis Botkin
Merion Russell
Beverly Smith
Arlene Craig
Alice Fulghuim
Gwynne Mansell
Joy McKenzie
John Clifford
Louis Mills
John Beck
Henry Silvers
Jack Banks
B. Moore
Robert Riepe
Chester Reynolds
Jack Starky
Russ Keele
Arnold Gregory
Spangers
IR. L. Mansel
Varied Programs At Group Meetings Of First Christian Church
The Woman’s council of the First Christian church in Oklahoma is praised as the best organized council, with Semi monthly lessons for small groups on missionary and church movements. Mrs Len Tillers led Group One on Jesus In the Out of Doors, focusing on abundant life, while Mrs J C Miller stressed primacy of Christian ministry. Janice Robison played piano as Mrs C B Blisworth hosted. Group Two began with a Team and prayer led by Mrs T J Call.
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Jay
Stephens
San Francisco
Oxlahoma City
Oklahoma State Symphony Society
Sleshens
Symphony Finance Committee
Matt Hendrick
Lawton
Symphony Board
Tephens
Lalle
Leon Maddox
AAUW
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Glenn I Page
Christian Swangon
Ralph Wolverton
Houston Dodson
Jessiemaoe Hines
Louise Williams
Helen McCrory
J. Glore Reneau
Frances Wright
Nat Robertson
Lily Stafford
Maddox
Gey Robertson
Cecil Baker
Floyd Lamb
Helen Elliot
Waldo &. Stephens
Oklahoma City
Mary Goddard
Cleva Joyner
Lawton Constitution
Albert Granoff
Kriesler
Det
First Christian Church
Oklahoma
Stue
Agnes Henderson
Jesus
Len Tillers
J. C
Central Baptist WMU Royal Service Program Held
Central Baptist Missionary society hosts its September Royal Service program in the church chapel. Circle four and the Itsuiko Saito circle present a history lesson on Southern Baptist history with the topic Facing Tomorrow With God and Women in Southern Baptist History. Mrs Chester Born chairs as the audience sings O Zion Rise. The Bible study by Mrs O B Yancey uses Acts to illustrate the importance of faith.
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Churea
Circle Four
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God
Southern Baptist
Chester Born
Women Leaders Highlight WMU Program and Social
Mrs Yancey urged women of today reflect the first century role. The WMU program honored Ann Graves Annie Armstrong and Carter Wright biographically. A reception for Mrs Dyer moving to Tulsa followed with music and a poem dedication. Lawton OES to meet tonight at eight in the Masonic temple with visiting members welcome.
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Mary
Dareus
Yancey
Born
Baptist WU
Everett Hobbs
WMU
Curtis Cuthbertson
Ann Graves
Annie Armstrong
Fannie Heels
Clyde Thompson
Carter- Wright
F. W. Armstrong
Frederick Lindsey
J. M. Dyer
Tulsa
Wort Oes
Lawton
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Lawton Beauty Shop Opens on South 3rd Street
NOW OPEN. Lawton's newest beauty shop at 213 South 3rd. Opening specials feature Machine A permanents starting at $3.50 and Oil Machine Permanents at $3.50, with $12 Machineless Permanents. Evening appointments available at Thelma's Beauty Shop, 213 South 2nd.
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Lawton
South 3Rd Street
Thelma
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