Fort Sill social events and teen club meetings listed
Social calendar lists Olive Leaf Grove No 9 and other groups meeting at American Legion hall and Fort Sill facilities. Events include officer elections, teen-ager parents meeting at 6 30 p m, dancing by Kidettes, NCO Wives dinners and picnics, Reddy Kilowatt square dancing, and a Fort Sill Teen Age club hayride with wiener roast.
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Olive Leaf Grove
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
American Legion Hall
H. D. Hastings
Unity Rebekah Lodge
Fort Sill
Upton Road
35Th Division Park
Sixth
Columbia
Paul Tate
Guild Begins New Lessons in Five Spiritual Classics
Centenary Methodist Wesleyan Service guild holds its regular monthly dinner meeting at 6 30 p m at the church. Miss Leta Mae Smith reviewed The Confessions of Saint Augustine as the first in a series of lessons. Guests and members include Miss Christina Christopher Abilene Tex Miss Clarissa Bergquist Detroit Lakes Minn Mrs E L Bowman president and a host of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Mae Smith
Centenary Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
E. L. Bowman
Christabel Christopher
Abilene
Tex
Clarissa Bergquist
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Jane M. Lowe
Grover Thomas
Betty Sanders
Mesdames
Louise Agnew
Lula Bundy
Tony J. Coursey
Dorothy Cunningham
Sam T. Davis
Furman Lowry
Riley Park
Julia B. Russell
Wesley Silk
Clayton C. Riley
Shirley Williamson
Helen Elliott
Hallie Hanna
Velma Kluck
Margaret Spencer
Thelma Talla
Frankie van Hoozer
Nellie Weathers
Games Fellow Dutch Luncheon at Fort Sill
Dutch treat luncheon of NCO Wives club at the NCO Open Mess Fort Sill featured card games and a 1 pm Wednesday meeting led by president Mrs Roy Harper co hosted by Mesdames Floyd Farmer and T S Dudek About 23 members attended Guests included Mesdames Olga Mack and W M Henderson A family picnic is planned for Saturday at Medicine Bluff park Military Reservation ATTENDING SON INDIAHOMA Mrs Ed Cranfill attends her son Wayne Cranfill Kaufman Tex who had surgery last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCO Wives Club
NCO
Fort Sill
Floyd Farmer
T. S. Dudek
Roy Harper
Medicine Bluff Park
Military Reservation
Mesdames
Olga Mack
W. M. Henderson
Indiahoma
Ed Cranfill
Wayne Cranfill
Kaufman, Tex
State President Addresses Local AAUW Branch Dinner
Dr. Ann Coyner Oklahoma State AAUW division president told members to seize today and pursue tomorrow's vision. The 6:45 pm dinner at Hotel Lawtonian featured star foam UN replicas and tassel caps as floral centers and telescopes decorated the ballroom. 87 attendees heard leadership training and barrier removal for women, with Christina Swanson chairing arrangements and a brief budget vote approving the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Coyner
Oklahoma State
American Association of University Women
AAUW
Lawtonian
United Nations
New York City
L. A. Wickman
W. F. Shephard
Coyner
Central State College
Edmond
Delta Kappa Gamma
Oklahoma City Classroom Teachers Association
Central State
University of Oklahoma
Christina Swanson
Mesdames J. D. Howard
Robert Fullerton
Clyde Shelton
Malcom Oswalt
R. L. Gilbert
Orville ‘Pope
Shepard
Night Classes Slated at OCW for Working Women
Miss Nancy Chmilewski will teach a Tuesday 7 p.m. dance night class for housewives and office workers at Oklahoma College for Women Chickasha. A Thursday 7 p.m. swimming course is offered to Lawton residents. Her background includes teaching at the YWCA Waterbury Amsterdam Community Center and three years with the Harriette Ann Gray Modern Dance Company, including tours and university master classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Chmilewski
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Lawton
Miss Chmilewski
YWCA
Waterbury
Conn
Amsterdamn
New York City
Harriette Ann Gray
Miss Gray
New York
Indiahoma WSCS Sets Next Session
Indiahoma WSCS met at the church for a session led by Mrs. Otto Bussanmas vice president plans were made for a quilting bee. Other attendees included Mesdames J D Spiva Ray Powell Russell Jones James Mahan Jinks Beauchamp and Olin Poole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Otto Bussanmas
Mesdames J. D. Spiva
Ray Powell
Russell Jones
James Mahan
Jinks Beauchamp
Olin Poole
American Indian Studied By Guild Meeting
Rev. Robert P. Chaat led the discussion on Religious Beliefs and Practices of the Early Day Comanche at the Fort Sill Indian School. The Fort Sill glee club sang and Mrs. Lutz performed in Indian sign language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Chaat
Fort Sill
First Christian Missionary Guild
Chant
George B. Lutz
Adele Skrolle
Pauline English
Lawton Women Arts Club Guests Attend Hobart MacDowell Event
Mrs. C. R. Ellsworth, Lawton Schubert Music Club leader and Oklahoma Federation of Music clubs official, returned from Hobart where she spoke at the MacDowell Club of Allied Arts federation day. Accompanied by lyric soprano Carmen McCuistion Luther, Ellsworth performed and led a discussion on Is the Federation Worthwhile. The group met at the Hobart Country Club with luncheon host Mrs. Frank Stemple and four other MacDowell officers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Ellsworth
Dearborn
Schubert Music Club
Oklahoma Federation of Music Clubs
Hobart
MacDowell Club of Allied Arts
Hobart Country Club
Ellsworth
Carmen McCuistion Luther
IBEW Auxiliary Elects Officers
Mrs. Bert Hendricks led the slate as president of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers No. 1860s Woman’s auxiliary in a meeting at 8 p m Tuesday at 1706 Sycamore. New officers include Mrs. F F Hollander as vice president secretary Mrs Fred Jennings treasurer and Mrs Herbert Spurlock as parliamentarian. Co hosts were Mesdames Charles Vanis and Bill Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hendricks
Woman’s Auxiliary
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Thomas Worth
Sycamore
F. F. Hollander
Fred Jennings
Herbert Spurlock
Wilbur Best
NCO Wives Change Saturday Event at Fort Sill
Bad weather cancels the 2 p.m. Saturday picnic of the NCO Wives club. Instead a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the NCO club lounge will honor husbands with Mesdames Roy Harper Stanley Gryczkowski Marvin Gaskin and T S Dudek as co hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCO Wives Club
NCO Club
Fort Sill
Roy Harper
Stanley Gryczkowski
Marvin Gaskin
T. S. Dudek
Reddy Kilowatt Square
Public Service Company
Johnny Robinson
Upton Road
Medicine Bluff Park
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Cache PTA Opens Year With First Fall Meeting
Cache PTA begins the new year with a fall session in the school auditorium hosted by president Mrs. Carl Elling. Guest speaker Mrs. Frances Curb of Post Children's School Fort Sill spoke on the coming White House Conference on Education as students performed. An Oct. 3 PTA Study Club meeting was announced, and home room mothers were introduced along with refreshments from Union Valley Home Demonstration club.
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Cache
White House
Frances Curb
Post Children’s School
Fort Sill
Parent-Teacher Association
Carl Elling
Duane Huscher
P-Ta
PTA
R. L. Ray
Q. Q. Livingston
C. A. Simms
Howard Barnard
Charley Thompson
Albert Peak
Irvin Hull
J. W. Bard
Ken Maloy
Joe Hawthorn
Frank Rush Jr
I. N. Woos
T. W. Overstreet
Carl Livingston
Woodrow Long
Union Valley Home Demonstration Club
Elgin WSCS Holds All Day Meeting
Elgin Special report notes the Elgin Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service began a study of The Beginning of the Earth in the church parlor. Mrs Will Revelled led the study hour at the all day meeting with Mesdames Don Conrad, Raymond Harrel and Ben Keeney co hosting luncheon.
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Elgin
French drive on leprosy gains ground in Brazzaville
In Brazzaville French Equatorial Africa a mass leprosy campaign using sulfone drugs and mobile nurse squads has expanded testing from 37 500 official cases in January 1952 to 102 000 people tested by April this year with 84 700 under treatment. The program ends forced isolation and aims to eradicate leprosy within ten years.
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Brazzaville
French Equatorial Africa
Army Seeks Cause Of Career Men's Mental Crack Ups
Army in Germany investigates why many career sergeants crack mentally after 12 to 16 years of service. Lt Col Zehrer reports 70 percent feel insecurity and anxiety toward the NCO or officer they report to after a six month study of 40 sergeants hospitalized for emotional and social maladjustments. Spouse opposition to military life linked to rising anxiety and inefficiency in late career years.
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Army
Landstuhl
Germany
U.S. Army
Frederick A. Zehrer
New Britain
First Chief of Staff Samuel B M Young Takes Office
Lieutenant General Samuel B M Young, the first Chief of Staff of the United States Army, assumed office on August 16 1903 marking a new era in military leadership and organizational structure.
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United States Army
Samuel B. M. Young
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Guild
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Benrus
Hamilton
OCW
WSCS
Robert Chrisman
B. H. Wertz
Mildred Brown
Dorothy Schenkel
Gertrude
Jennie Schwarte
Lola Black
W. C. Belcher
Homer Brown
Sue Denham
Lloyd Dupler
J. A. Ludrick
Winifred le Barre
Annie Laurie Montague
T. D. Nicklas
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Card Center
Dorothy Worthen
Cine
Gore
Ernell Gilbert’s Pharmacy
Lawton Women Arts Club
Ibew Auxiliary
Charles Vanis
Bill Ward
Jack Ferrell
Mesdames R. A. Bennett
Rollie Campbell
LaVon Crooks
Edward Graham
Fimno Kuntz
Ivan Lanman
W. R. Morris
W. B. Ogden
Hershel Parsons
O. K. Rothell
Rex White
W. E. Clark
Bob Mitchell
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th & E
Graham
Oklahoma Pest Control Association
Cache Pta
Trent
Airway
Safeway
Bede Insurors Realtors
Phil Gafford
J.miley Richardseys
Oklahoma
Tegate
International Harvester
Robertshaw
Sprague’s Furniture Mart
E Avenue
Super - Black - McNeal Appliance and
C Avenue
Courthouse
Chas. Evans
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