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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1947

Page

4

Lawton AAUW Sets Registration Dinner for Thursday

Miss Helen Elliott announces that 261 colleges grant AAUW membership, with Lawton branch sending 18 members to a 7 p.m. dinner at Old South Cafeteria. Mary Selken, Capitol Hill history teacher, will speak on the Toronto International AAUW meeting, delegates from Oklahoma. Mrs. Clyde Shelton and Mrs. Orville Pope handle arrangements.

American Association of University Women Helen Elliott Lawton Aauw Old South Lawton Cameron College Lawton School Miss Elliott AAUW Mra. J Peragn Mary Selken Capitol Hill High School Oklahoma City Toronto Canada Oklahoma Clyde Shelton Orville Pope

City Federated Church Women Plan Sept 30 Meeting

The City Federated Missionary society executive board met at the Real Molighta Presbyterian church and set a Sept 30 gathering from 10 to 11 a m at the church. Mrs Dan A Becker hosted at 707 Arlington with officers Mrs Clyde Bowlby and Mrs S J Bryant present. An invitation was extended to the Salvation Army and all city church women. The Sept 30 program will begin at 7 30 p m with a speaker to be announced. Attending federation leaders included Mrs Guy Robertson Mrs J F McClain Mrs C W Littlefield Mrs S V Carmichael Mrs Gene Snider Mrs 5 N Collins and Mrs John L Carter. Also Church of the Nazarene and Centenary Methodist are federation members.

Real Molghta Presbyterian Church City Federated Missionary Society Dan A. Becker Arlington Clyde Bowlby S. J. Bryant Salvation Army Mra Guy Robertson Firat WSCS J. F McClain Virat Brplist Wms C. W. Littlefield First Chriatian Women's Council

Laymen's League and Guests Enjoy Lake Outing

Lutheran Laymen's League of Lawton and guests spent an evening at Lake Quanah Parker camp with a marshmallow roast after supper. The group then moved to Craterville Park for roller skating, with attendees including the Schmehling and Marburger families, Buchwalds, Quickie, Stringer, Marlow, Rinn, Famming, Flynn, and Crome among others.

Milas Betty Jo Quickie Eyther Stringer Betty Jufe Lydia Mae Marlow Elbert Marlow Joyce Paulsen Elmer Rinn Archie Famming Boyce Ronald James Edward Flynn Walter Marburger John Crome

Lottie Friedman Installed Grand Esther At OES Session

At the 39th Annual Session of grand chapter Order of Eastern Star in Oklahoma City, Mrs. Lottie Friedman of 905 Dearborn was installed Grand Esther. She served as personal page to Mrs. H B McDowell worthy grand matron and belongs to the Anadarko chapter.

Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star Oklahoma City Lottie Friedman Dearborn Esther Fried Man H. B. McDowell Friedman Anndarko

Miss Ulrich and Bob McDaniel Wed in Centenary Church

Miss Mary Kathryn Ulrich wed Bob McDaniel at Centenary Methodist with Rev. Forrest A. Fields officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ulrich, groom son of Mrs. Faye McDaniel of San Antonio. They plan to reside at 1307 A. A short wedding trip followed to Oklahoma City. Both graduated from Lawton High School recently. he works for Wilbur Porter, contractor.

Centenary Methodist Church Mary Kathryn Ulrich Bob McDaniel Forrest A. Fields W. H. Ulrich Von Mra Faye McDaniel San Antonia Irere Fields d'Hardelot Youmnnis Mary Sue Slik Alfred Hatthcock W. M. Whitson Mia Alrich Olklahoma Gity McDaniel Lawton High School Lubbock Texas Lawton High Schchool Wilbur Porter

Botkin Family Feted At Picnic In Lawton

A Saturday night gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Clark Botkin's home on Donar horn featured many Botkin relatives from Lawton including John, Clarence Bolisin, Dale and Anita Botkin, Leroy Botkin, Sammy Botkin, Myrtle Botkin and daughters Mil dred and Lois from Enid, Byron Botkin with two children from Memphis, plus Katherine Horner Ollimu Kee and Bophle Rountree, with out-of-town guests in attendance.

Clark Botkin Donarhorn Thorn Mra John Botkin Clarence Bolisin Mik. Bes Botkin Dale Anita Leroy Botkin Sammy Botkin Lawton Thorne Myrtle ,Botkin Mildred Lois Enid Byron Botkin Memphia Tenn Mia Katherine Horner Ollimu Kee Bophle Rountree

Westminster Women's Meeting Led By Mrs Gene Snider

Mrs Gene Snider hosted the Westminster Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary meeting at her home 1708 Dearborn at 7 30 pm Tuesday with Lodell Goodey leading the program from Thy Kingdom Come She was joined by Miss Helen Dunn Mrs Roy Burt and Mrs J C Owen as officers and speakers The group discussed the upcoming district conference to be held Friday at Mines Several members planned to attend A social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess and Mesdames Frantz Bernhardt Dale Pollock W J Roper Veatal Long and Glenn A Roe

Lodell Goodey Westminster Presbyterian Curch Gene Snider Dearborn Helen Dunn Roy Burt J. C. Owen

J E Barnes Celebrates 72nd Birthday Dinner

Honoree J E Barnes marked his 72nd birthday with a family dinner at the Moore home in Lawton. Attending were his wife, daughter Mrs J C Moore, visiting mother Mrs M I Barnes of Fort Worth, and numerous relatives from Lawton Norman and Sacramento. Several family members could not attend.

J. E. Barnes J. C Moore Moorehone Dearborn M. I. Barnes Fort Worth Texas Jera Julia EF. Barnes CG. A. Lich Lee Loyeau Moore Lawton George Jos Oklahoma City Bula Shockley Ethel Austin Sacramento Calif Reba Cowser Fort Cobb Hallie Couch Norman Clyde Moore J. C Lee Loveall Lyle G A. Fitch John , Barnes Carro Johnny Linda George Barnes George, Jr Itosa Predd Hollinder George Smith Lawson Paul Austin Kathleen Martha Lea Barkhart M. W. Rows Bortlexville

Rainbow Girls Set Regular Meeting for October First

Rainbow Girls will hold its regular meeting next Wednesday night October 1 in line with the Masonic calendar. There will be no meeting at Rainbow for China town week as announced.

Rainbow Girls Wiaiinbow Thea Group

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Activities and Weddings

A midweek schedule lists Beta Omicron chapter events and Phi sorority meetings at the USO reading room, with a Thursday Homemakers class review at First Baptist church. Friday features Toonewell PTA and Pioneer club luncheon. Saturday hosts rehearsal dinner for a Switzer Isbell wedding. Sunday offers an informal Camp Fire tea and a wedding service at Centenary Methodist Church.

Toonewell Pta Geb Pioneer Club American Legion Hut Quest Club C. Cilbb Ill

Betty Whitson Hosts Rushee Tea for Junior 17s

A rushee tea for the Junior 17 club was held at Miss Betty Whitsons home. Sherbes, pinch and sonkies were served. Pledges Cleo Bowman and Diane Padgett attended. Guests included Saint Jane Ack, Clara Ann Byram, Jackie Pritta, Jackie Robinson, and Dorothy Simpson. Members present were several named juniors including Mary Williamson, Anne Horne, Marzelle Milliner, Roberta Ann Ford, and others.

Betty Whitson Sherbes Pinch Sonkies Cleo Bowman Diane Padgett Saint Jane Ack Clara Ann Byram Jackie Pritta Jackie Robinson Dorothy Simpson Mary Williamson Anne Horne Marzelle Milliner Roberta Ann Ford Mary Crosby Lenta McKee Hane Tae Nancy Flvnve Lelinia ‘Thornbury Juanita Welsch

Camp Fire Guardians Informal Tea Sunday By Lake County

Camp Fire Guardians in the Lon area plan an informal tea Sunday afternoon at First Methodist Church. The event runs from 3 to 5 o'clock with a program expected to begin about 3:15 as announced by local Camp Fire guardians association.

LawLon Camp Fire Guardians Association Methou Oa Prugmin Beghi Ob Lop

Strong-Mavity Vows Exchanged in Rural Ceremony

The couple Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mavity exchanged vows at their home on Cache Road in a Saturday evening ceremony conducted by Judge dela Moana. The bride, identified as a farmer, came from a family connected to local farming.

Cache Road James R. Mavity

Dorothy Strong Wedding Details Highlight Navy Groom

Dorothy Strong daughter of Eva Strong of 706 Summit wore a sequin trimmed blue wedding dress with black accessories. The couple’s attendants were Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Nease of Duncan. The groom, son of Guy Muvity of 308 Columbia, is a three year US Navy veteran with two and a half years in the Pacific.

Dorothy Strong Eva Strong Summit Gnedoning H. L. Nease Duncan Guy Muvity Coxlumbia United States Navy Pacific

Provine Attend Tulsa Wedding Of Willard Kehr And Dorothy Carson

Mr and Mrs W E Provine traveled from Tulsa to attend their nephew Willard H Kehr's wedding to Dorothy Jane Carson. The ceremony took place Saturday evening at the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd with a 7 o'clock service.

W. E. Provine Tulsa W. BE. Provine Willard H. Kehr Dorothy Jane Carson Tio O'Cthels Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd

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