Autumn season brings change in living and style
The article notes autumn as a season of new living with sweaters and light woolens, and mentions a Canadian vacation by Dr. and Mrs. A. V. Caldwell and family including Cherie and Cynthia. It recounts their route through Oklahoma City Lincoln Nebraska the Dakotas Saskatchewan and visits to Winnipeg Lake of the Woods St Boniface Hudson Bay and Chicago. The Dow family returns to Lawton after military service and a move from Wichita Falls. The Rameys plan a Montana hunting trip while Maj. W. E. McLeod’s wife and children welcome his overseas assignment and a new baby Leslie Colley Wood is born Sept. 16 in Lawton. A Methodist Women’s Society glass show fundraiser is planned for Oct 3-5 to benefit the church kitchen fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Canada
A. V. Caldwell
Cherie
Cynthia
Connie
Vergne
Maple
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Saskatchewan
Canadian
Royal Mounted Police
Royal Mounties
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Ontario
Lake of the Woods
St. Boniface
New World
Hudson Bay Company
Lake Superior
Lakes Michigan
Superior
Planetarium
Chicago
Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Ozarks
Boston
W. E
Bill) McLeod
Southwestern Clinic
Hosital
Leslie Colley
Wood
First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
H. M. Tilton
First Methodist
Kansas
Brandon
Kansas City
Oklahoma
el Reno
Elgin
Masonic Lodge
Elgin Methodist Church
Methodist
Shower Honors Mrs. Joe Kent in Snyder Home
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Joe Kent, formerly Miss Linda Wilcox, was hosted at the home of Mrs. Merle Smith. The event featured duets by Shar on Urbach and Sherry Smith, a lace cloth centerpiece with white chrysanthemums, tall angel-tapered candles, and a large list of hostesses and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Merle Smith
Joe Kent
Linda Wilcox
Sharon Urbach
Sherry Smith
Mesdames
Burl Nichols
Wallace McKinley
T. M. Fage
Dessie Hartman
Merl Smith
Bill Fulps
al D. Hawkins
Harlie Don Haynie
John Dale Kinder
Roy Woodward
George Payne
George
Rita Gayle Haining
Moselle Lester
Ann Sutton
WMS Officer Slate Installed
Snyder Special Mrs. O. D. Terry presided as president over a Baptist Woman's Missionary Society meeting in the church auditorium installing officer Maldrus Easley. Other new officers include Leon Richardson secretary James Brazil youth leader and circle chairmen Fritz Jack Elizabeth Poole W. O. Hooser Easley Love and advisor Adrian Richardson. Seventeen other members attended.
4-H Club Delegates Named For Fair
Walters Special Cotton County 4-H club delegates to the state fair have been named Carol White Plainview Janice Bessemer Appentone Judy Ford Kay Hilbert Linda Urice Ray McCoy Jerry Williams Charles Schneeberger and Charles Sheppard.
Reception Today Marks Golden Wedding Anniversary
ELGIN special edition reports Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Brandon celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a family reception. The couple, married Sept. 20, 1905, in Elgin, have a son C. P. Brandon of Longview Texas and two daughters Mrs. Clark H. Ice of Aiken South Carolina and Mrs. Howard Coffin of Cyril. Grandchildren listed include Marilyn Ice Catherine Ice Debbie Ice Kay Coffin Dale Coffin and Neal Coffin. Mrs. Brandon, born Margaret Rilla Byrd in 1873, came to Elgin from Greenville Texas in 1903. The couple’s history highlights Brandon’s early work in Lawton and Elgin, military service, community leadership, and long residence in Elgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
C. F. Brandon
Brandon
Margaret Rilla Byrd
Greenville
Tex
J. C. Byrd
T. A. Windsor
Methodist Church
Lawton
15th Anniversary Marked By WSCS
Mrs. Dale Chapman led a Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting at the church to observe the 15th anniversary of WSCS. Participants included Mesdames Armstrong, Blake Ross, Dan Purdem, Lorde English, Effie Stewart, Roy Adams, John Kohout, Vernon Friels, Rhea Moore, Bill Coleman, Chester Coleman, S. C. Stimpson, Ruth Burton, T. K. Spicer, Brintine Young, Henry Pickett, Watt Royal, James Bradford, Jasper Hart, Eula Smith, Walter Holt and Jess Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Roy Adams
John Kohout
Vernon Friels
Rhea Moore
Bill Coleman
Chester Coleman
S. C. Stimpson
Ruth Burton
T. K. Spicer
Brntine Young
Henry Pickett
Watt Royal
James Bradford
Jasper Hart
Eula Smith
Walter Holt
Jess Butler
Ceramics Studied At Saddle Mountain Club Meeting
Mrs John Boyett of Lawton spoke on ceramics at a Saddle Mountain Study Club gathering held in the rural home of Mrs Paul Wege Sr near Meers. Hostess led a brief business session in the absence of the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
John Boyett
Lawton
Paul Wege Sr
Meers
Orbin Henson
Lee Wood
Frank
Anniversary Waltz at Chickasha women club reading
Joan Webb of Fort Sill a professional reviewer will read Anniversary Waltz a current New York City comedy hit. The event occurs at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Oklahoma College for Women Chickasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Webb
Fort Sill
New York City
Chickasha Business and Professional Women’s Club
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Carpet Cleaning and Upholstery Binding Repairs
Local home care firm offers carpet and upholstery cleaning binding repairs mothproofing and flameproofing services. Includes colorback options and contact numbers 2001 C Tels 8338 1652.
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Lucile Creswell
Potter
Woman's Page
Amy Wee
Ewe
1911 Lake
James R. Dow
Wichita Falls
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita
Okinawa
Dow
Hongkong
States
Philippines
Dows
Bear
Doc Ramey
N. Zist
Cliff Stimpson
Walters
Montana
Rusty Ramey
Cut Bank Air Force Station
Montana Rockies
Dren
Sherril
Patricia
Christie
Bryan
D. R. Davis
H. C. McLeod
McAlester
Mas. McLeod
Mrs
Fife
C Ave
WMS
Perry Threadgill
K. B. Costen
Kyle Taylor
Ray Smith
Earl Haining
Jane Richardson
Howard Richardson
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Order of Eastern Star
WSCS
Rose
Wallace
Sterling
Grande Baroque
Sir Christopher
F. Stradivari
G. Grand Colonial
Melton Jewelry
Cliffords
C Avenue
Lawren
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