Social Calendar Highlights Weekly gatherings and clubs
Lawton Fort Sill area lists Monday to Friday events with sororities, civic groups, and church circles. Notable items include Alpha Delta Pi alumnae meeting at 7:30 p.m. and Kappa Kappa Gamma activities. plus unit women groups, book and flag reviews, and theater rehearsals. A September 26 birth announces Vicky Lynn Morrow, daughter of Earnest Lee Morrow and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Pi
Franz E. Bernhardt
Rho Kappa Gamma
Susie Swearingen
E. L
Local Group Attends State Music Board Meeting Today
Oklahoma City hosts a one day state board session led by Mrs. C R Ellsworth with Schubert Music club members present. Attendees include Mrs. Jack T E Raulgon and others as 9 am registration and 10 45 am full board meet in the Worth lounge at the Biltmore hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Federation of Music Clubs
C. R. Ellsworth
Schubert Music Club
Oklahoma City
Biltmore
Don Highfill
State Federation
Leta Mae Smith
Clinton Bell
FE. Glenn
Robert §. Sprague
Miss Smith
Mesdames Bell
Ellsworth
Schubert
Music Appreciation Club
Crusade For Strings
Bell
Festival Rating Board
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Hazel Post Gillette
Fort Worth
Tex
Central Region
Garden Council Views Slides Fall Meeting Agenda
Garden council members viewed slides on flower arrangements during the Lawton group’s initial fall meeting held in the Public Service Company building auditorium. President J L Zipen led a coffee, yearbooks were distributed, and plans emerged for a March lower show school and an April flower show with further details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Herman
Lawton Garden Council
Home Service
Public Service Company
Joh W. Tyree
J. L. Zipen
Zipen
Oklahoma Garden Clubs, Inc
Hobart
Usc-Ymca
Fouth
Roseland Demonstration Club Holds Meeting At Hicks Home
Mrs L and Watson presided over a 2 pm Roseland frame Demonstration Club gathering at 1717 Pollard. Guests included Mrs D H Severance from Amarillo Texas and new member Mrs Friman. Members sang, offered devotional and prayer, and heard a report on a fourth place at the Comanche County Free Fair Lawton with a note on an upholstering workshop set for Oct 2 at the county fair barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara J. Kelly
Hicks
D. H. Severance
Amarillo
Tex
Friman
Mesdames Orba Standridge
Bernice Watson
Will Brasher
Glen Wood
Pete Dove
Tom Wood
Swineford Exhibit Opens At OCW Library Chickasha
Lawson area residents invited to opening of a Deraid Swineford art exhibit in the Oklahoma College for Women library gallery from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday October 6. The show features works from a Plains museum one man exhibition and runs throughout October during library hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Area
Deraid Swineford
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
OCW
Plains Museum
Canyon
Texas
Rose Garden Club Changes Meeting
Rose Garden club members are to bring sack lunches to their 10 ant Friday meeting slated for the home of Mrs. Wyatt B Hendrick 902 Bell. Mesdames Kenneth Clapp and S. E. Williams are to be co hosts in the session originally set for 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Garden Club
Wyatt B Hendrick
Bell
Kenneth Clapp
5. E. Williams
Girl Scouts Play Day At Lawton New Campsite
Forty three leaders and more than three hundred girls and children attended Lawton Girl Scout council's annual play day at a new 202 acre campsite seven miles west of Lawton. Myra Crawford district director directed singing from 10 am to 1 pm. Activities included games hiking and a nature lesson. Mrs William Rector led a program and minor scratches were treated by Mrs W W Harris senior troop in charge of first aid. Sack lunches followed.
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Brawales
Lawton Girl Scout Council
Lawton
Myra Crawford
South Central Girl Scout Council
Wiliam Rector
W. W. Harris
Joe Thorne Honored At Home Dinner Return from Germany
Joe Thorne returned to Lawton after a three year tour in Germany. Mr and Mrs Fred Larrance Jr hosted a dinner at their home 701 N 36th. The Thornes with their three children reside at 204 Park. Guests included Dr and Mrs Avalo V Caldwell Dr and Mrs Larry White Dr and Mrs Ernest Winter Dr and Mrs Rodney Worthen and Mr and Mrs Warren Chrisman and Lacey Holley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWO
Myes
Joe Thorne
Lawton
Germany
Fred Larrance Jr
Thornes
204
Park
Avalo V. Caldwell
Larry White
Ernest Winter
Rodney Worthen
Warren Chrisman
Lacey Holley
Oklahoma Federation president to guest speak at Lawton Forum
Mrs Lorraine Kent Freder ick will be guest speaker at the Lawton Woman's Forum annual reassembly at 2 pm Friday in the McMahon Foundation assembly room 716 C. Forum president Mrs Jack Carter will preside. She will discuss her European tour with federation club women and show photos from her trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Worsan’s Forum
McMahon Foundation
Lorraine Kent
Frederick
Ninth District of Oklahoma Federation of Women's Clubs
Officers Wives Club of
Fort Sill
Ninth District of
Oklahoma Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lawton Woman's Forum
Jack Carter
Federation Club
United States
Kent
82nd Anniversary Marked At Fete
Mrs. L. B. Renner honored on 82nd birthday with a charcoal hamburger supper at 1906 Kinyon hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Potter Sr. Residents from Lawton attended, including Eldvo Potter and family, Duncan, Jerry Hill family, and Wayne Potter. Also noted was a 12:30 panhellenic luncheon at Fort Sill hosted by Kappa Kappa Gamma with reservations through Mrs. W. J. Flowes. Personal note lists W. J. Wilson and family traveling to San Diego for his mother’s condition. tea planned at Mrs. W. H. Cunningham Jr.’s home for peave club members.
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Sunsvay
Lawton Cosmetologists Association
Lawton Beauty School
Mandel
Nancy Smith
Cache
First Presbyterian Couples Club
Sam Ard
Robert, Wheeler
Fred
Pub
John Gross
Lawton
American Association of Unit Women
Homer Page
American Businessmen’s Club
Lawrence Bressman
St. Andrew's Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
J. R. Allen
L. Hansen
First Christian Women's Fellowship
Church Parior
Beal Heights Presbyterian Women of the Church
Shakespeare Club
WE. Cunningham Jr
Lington
NCO Wives Club
Fort Sill
NCO Open
Lawlon Book & Flag Review Club
George Bridges
Jackson
Parent-Teacher Association
Altrusa Club
Old South
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Esther Friman
Junior Schubert Concert Club
First Methodist Church
Carolyn Hunt Club
P. G. Waggoner
Cheyenne
Joe Bertram
Paul Prior
Adjutant General Ladies Group
United States Army Artillery and Missile Center
W. J. Pleives
Schubert Music Club
Francelle Bellenger
Miami
Fla
McMahon Memorial Auditorium
Metropolitan Park
L. B. Renner
Walters
Wayne Potter Sr
Potter
Kinyon
Sunda
Renner
Eldvo Potter
Mike
Duncan
Jerry Hill
Gary
Steve
Wayne Potter
Lawton-Fort Sill
Officers Club
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
W. J. Flowes
W. J. Wilson
Cherry
San Diego
Calif
Medford Youth Tractor Champ at Tulsa State Fair
Medford Future Farmers of America won the state Junior tractor driving title at the Tulsa State Fair amid a Tulsa crowd of 126,319 yesterday. Larry Kertchmar, 17, cannot defend his title in the national contest starting tomorrow. top finishers Glenn Smalygo Callinsville Roger Schneider Alex Mitchusson will represent Oklahoma. Officials expected turnout to exceed last year’s 132,883 Sunday crowd. two day attendance reached 207,712 as the fair closing Saturday draws near.
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Tulsa
Medford
Fletcher Concern Is Fair Champion
Visitors at the Tulsa State Fair saw the world's purest cow crowned, Belle from Jenks, with Aubrey Holliday Farms shown by Harber Holliday. Sunday's grand livestock champions included Kinneman Kingfisher fat lamb and others from Scofield Farms Austin Texas Allwood Fletcher Shorthorn Fletcher area entries. Also noted, Batista will commute death sentences for a Cuban navy officer and two enlisted men tied to the Cienfuegos revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa UF
Tulsa State
Fai
Belle
Oklahoma
Sandra Sue Stout
Hlarber- Holliday Farms
Jenks
Tulsa
Glen Kinneman
Kingfisher
Southdown
Ronald Coulter
Scofield Farms
Austin
Tex
Allwood Farms
Fletcher
Jack Nelson
Perry
Ayrshire
Jory Pendleton
Stillwater
Ralph Cooken
Shropshire
Glenn Dyer
Carnegie
Suffolk
Joby Bullen
Blaine County
Dorset
Nancy
Nichols
Enid
Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Cienfuegos
Armong
Fancy Way With Raisins for Teas Infused Cakes
Cooks often plump raisins with hot water but use hot tea for a different flavor. Drain on a paper towel, cut into coarse chunks, and fold into batter for cakes or muffins.
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New York
Army Orders Promoting, reassigning officers in 1957
Department of the Army announces date of rank for officers including Lt James C Isbell and promotions for Lewis B O ara Lincoln A Simon Vean P Willis Richard Fye William Hinds Joseph Scott Jr John Vanston Jr to major captain first lieutenant and other postings. Several disablity retirements and reassignments are noted for Lt Herbert Carpenter and Maj Gen Robert Hollis with transfers to Fort Campbell Camp Roberts and other posts. Also resignation of 1st Lt William Stroh and retirement actions for CWO Ralph Corby and CWO Robert Yehn are listed.
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Department of the Army
Washington, D.C. T
Arliery
United States
James C. ‘Isbell
Lewis B. O'@ara
Lincoln A. Simon
Vean P. Willis
Springs
Ark
Robert F. Hollis
Washington, D.C
Wayne C. Reynolds
New York
USA
Arty
Ralph F. Corby
Campbell
Ft Campbell
Winston S. Brooks
FE Bliss
Tex
Oakland Army Terminal
Oakland
Calif
William Is. Stroh
Franklin
Mich
Grand Rapids
West Point
Robert A. Yehn
Farmer Blocks Road Over Debt Spat Across Border
A Vermont farmer, A. H. DePatio, erected a barbed wire roadblock across U S Route 105 between Richford Vermont and North Troy Quebec after claiming the U S government owes him for a 200 foot highway segment. About 80 motorists were delayed as police struggled to respond, and authorities on both sides of the border negotiations in effect led to the barrier's removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickford
Vermont
U.s-Canadian
U.S
Canada
A. H. DePatio
Richford
North
Troy VE
DePalio
Quebec
Local gridlock quelled after long line of traffic
The Richford Board of Selectmen chairman Don Hetchison said the issue is now a matter for Ottawa and Washington as traffic along the well-traveled route gradually resumed in the afternoon after a disruption.
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Agai
Ottawa
Washington
Don Hetchison
Richford Board of Selectmen
Port Washington Receives First Vial Of Vaccine
In Port Washington Wisconsin the first vial of fu vaccine goes to four garbage collectors two waterworks employees and a key man at the sewage disposal plant. The mayor aldermen and other city workers are in line for the next batch of vaccine.
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Washington, Wis
Port Washington
Quick Shortcake With Biscuit Mix Recipe Tip
A quick shortcake guide suggests using biscuit mix as the base and adding sugar to sweeten. For each 2 cups of mix, fold in 1/4 cup sugar to create a sweeter dough.
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Jack & Jill
D Avenue
Layaway
Amos Toys Now
State Music Board
Garden Council
Jess Hicks
Der
Women's Christians
Temperance Union
Cosmetologists Association
Bradford & T
Sloe Westerns
Belfast
SHO
Koslyliog
FORDU
Girl
Joe Thornes
A. B. Drug CO
Forum States Assembly Tea
LEA
Peave Club
W. H. Cunningham Jr
Artington
Lawton Plumbing Company
the House of Better Service
Yvandell Swindell
Cornell EL
Fletcher Concern
Jerry's Nursery
Taylor Dial
Guardians of Health
Ford
O Avenue Dial
Sheridan Road
Goodwill Ind
Garber’s Jewelers
Avenue Els
Fairmont
U.S.P
Waviiriea
Leister Music Center
South 5Th EL
Dinette
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