The Lawton Constitution from Lawton, Oklahoma • Page 19

---Where The Women Are--- THE LAWTON CONSTITUTION, Thursday, March 16, 1972 93 Camp Fire Event A 4- nn AAI js-i iuui3 Elementary School PTA met for an open house and business session at the school recently. ilrs. Charles McDonald presided during the meeting when David Sandstrom. s. George Smith and Mrs.

J. C. Froneberger were named to serve on the nominating committee. Johnny Parrish, principal, announced the art workshop for grade school children to begin the last week of March under the direction of the Arts and Crafts Department of the Lawton Woman's Forum. Warren at the Indian Mission where she works.

Jefferson Element ary School PTA met in the school auditorium recently with Charles Miller, president, announcing that an Easter party for students will be held Friday. March 24, sponsored by Die PTA and homeroom mothers. Ed Grooms, new Cub Scout master, and Mrs. Grooms told about the Boy Scout Pack sponsored by the PTA. -Mrs.

Gary Williams, cliair- man of the Environmental Improvement Organiozalion, spoke to the group on pollution control. The Day Baptist Women of the First Baptist Church met for a week of prayer for home missions observance in church recently. Mrs. Jasper Grigg, mission support chairman, was in charge of arrangements for the event. Guests during the week were Mrs.

David Warren, Mrs. Sara Scott, Mrs. Jerry Johnson, Miss Marsha Pearson and Miss Alece Grigg. A shower was held at the end of the week to collect paper items to be used by Mrs. Officers Hold Dinner, Dance Officers of the Communica- lions and Electronics Department and their wives held a dinner and dance recently in the Artillery Eoom of Ihe Fort Sill Officers' Club.

Maj. S. W. Smith and Maj. II.

Gonzalez were hosls for the event. Col. A. T. Flagg presided.

Maj. Smith was master of ceremonies. welcomed were and Mrs. James Gasaway, CapL and Mrs. Alike Adam, Capt.

and Mrs. i Bbyd, Capt. and Mrs. William Wright. Capt.

John Eaves, Capt. and Mrs. Hal Sharpe. and Mrs. Edward Baccei and CWO and Mrs.

Wayne Sellers. Baby cups were presented to Capt. and Mrs. James C. Sharp and Capt.

and Mrs. John J. Sullivan III. Farewell gifts were presented to Capt. and Mrs.

John W. Madzelan, Capt. and Mrs. James W. Hefner, Capl.

and Mrs. John Hogarth, Lt. and Mrs. Lynwood T. Brooks, Lt.

Roland Jurisch. Lt. and Mrs. Andrew J. Newsome, Lt.

and Mrs. Roger N. Dietrich and Lt. and Mrs. Barry R.

Bruder. Benefit Powwow Set By School A benefit powwow will be held at the Fort Sill Indian; School Friday. The event is free of charge and is open to Uiei public. Gourd dancing will begin at 7 p.m. with the Comanche Lit-; lie Pony Dancers as hosts.

dancing and social dancing will' begin about p.m. Head man war dancer will be Amos Pewenoflat, and head woman dancer will be Mrs. Pewenofkit. Forrest Kassanavoid and Doc Tate Nevaquayah will be head straight dancers: Ralph Kotay will be head singer, and Ed Yellow-fish will be master of ceremonies. j- t- NEW JIOBBY You don't need "sensitivity training" to make bread, but, for sure, it won't hurt.

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Sheridan Rd. 355-Wil THE WOMEN'S Guild of the SI. Barbara Catholic Church met recently for a mass, followed by a business session. Tentative plans were made for the Lawton District Diocesan Council of Catholic Women meeting to be held in Ster- ling, April IS. Blankets, gowns and sheets will be brought for the Guatemala missions.

Members voted to be hostesses for Ihe May fellowship luncheon for the Lawton-Fort Sill Church Women United. Wives of Officers of the Artillery Tactics Division, Tactics and Combined Anns De- partment, held a wine lasting party recently in the home of Mrs. John T. Gates. Mrs.

Roger W. Greer was assisting hostess. Mrs. John J. Luxemburger presided and said farewell to Mrs.

Jesse .1. Serrano. Guests were Mrs. Lillian Johnson and Mrs. Bastiani.

-Mrs. G. Rozsypal was hostess for the recent coffee for Wives of Officers of Review and Analysis and Operations Branches, Gunnery Department. Mrs. "Rozsypal presided and welcomes Mrs.

D. Krejcarek, a newcomer. Farewell was said to Mrs. G. Crawford.

VACATION POSSIBLE EVENTS ATTENDED The winter vacation that only! Mrs. Margaret Wallman, stale a few years ago was out of the, president of the Auxiliary to Camp Fire Girls dad-daugh: question for most of us is Veterans of Foreign Wars, ler box dinners to be held Fn- very much a possibility. Jet recently attended the coramun- day at Jefferson School will in- speed and bargain fares on ity activities banquet held at dude groups from Jefferson, planes and ships have brought; the Del City VFW Post No. Taft and Whittder Schools with "bout Lhe popularity of the win- 9369. She also attended the dis- Joe Henson as master of cere- ler vacation.

The Carribean trict seven meeting held in monies. cruise business is ai an all- Gu "irie. The event at Edison School wilt include groups from Edison and Woodland Hills Schools is time Ingh. Ski weekends are attracting unheard of numbers. Tom Strickland as master London and Paris iheatre tours' of ceremonies.

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