Luncheon For Ada LWV Board Members Held At Home
Mrs. Leonard Zoeller hosted a board luncheon on Monday evening in Ada to thank members for their service. Attendees included Mrs. Kenneth Johnson Mrs. Richard Thomas Mrs. Robert Dobkins and others. A reminder announced the annual covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Mrs Harvey Price’s home 2600 Homer Road.
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Leonard Zoeller
Ada League of Women Voters
Kenneth Johnson
Richard Thomas
Robert Dobkins
Vel Bumpers
Drury Spencer
Marcus Griffin
Jim Dicus
Marvin Kroeker
Jack Witherow
Charles Spencer
Harvey Price
Homer Road
Goodneighbor Club Attends A Style Show
The Union Hill Goodneighbors Club featured a spring style show at War School's home economics room with freshmen models under Mrs. Washburn. Lena Cochran chaired the meeting and announced a April 7 gathering at Mrs. Nora Lancaster's home.
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Union Hill Goodneighbors Club
War School
Sofu
Washburn
Roxie Golden
Jessie Matheron
Lena Cochran
Nora Lancaster
Ethelene Golden
Wraps Brighten Seasonal Wardrobe in Easy Creations
The piece notes wraps and capes as ideal this season, emphasizing how shawls ponchos and stoles pair with longer skirts for chic layering. Craft tips hint at simple patterns to create stylish garments with minimal effort.
Paris Princess Runs Tiny Jewelry Shop With Big Designs
In Paris a princess named Claude de Broglie operates a tiny Rue de l Echaude boutique selling semi precious jewelry. She enlists two artisans to mount stones into gold settings while offering bold pieces like a hammered gold dog collar and an embrace ring. Her shop also features jewelry sculptures and a large boxy display space. The princess travels with husband Guy de Broglie and two sons, keeping a strong belief in traditional roles.
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Paris
Claude de Broglie
Rue de l’Echaude
Vogue
Claude de Muzac
Els
Guy de Broglie
Italy
France
Dear Abby readers debate shotgun weddings and manners
Column letters raise stakes on teenage pregnancy, paternal responsibility, and social judgment. A reader defends shotgun weddings to name a child and secure future, Abby notes law requires paternal support while criticizing forced unions. A correspondent cautions about provocative invitations and another urges parents to address body awareness with teens.
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Abby
Toy Industry Self Policing Faces Safer Toy Debate
Richey Smith, youthful president of Sun Products, urges stricter safety as he cites slow motion TV techniques and risky toys. He calls for testing of raw materials, color fastness, non toxic qualities, and safer edges to prevent harm to children. He notes three of his company's toys are among the top 10 in a market hit parade.
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Abby
Los Angeles
Cal
Richey Smith
New York
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Smith
Sun Products
Husbands as Guests at Stratford Madonna Club Party
The Stratford Madonna Club hosted a spring party Saturday night with husbands as special guests. Hostesses Floydell Blackburn and Peggy Cecil organized the event at Field's Restaurant in Pauls Valley. The evening ended with couples playing their own version of The Newlywed Game. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Medlock, Buck and Mrs. Stephens, Donald and Mrs. Watts, Leonard and Mrs. Freeman, Willie and Mrs. Watts, John and Mrs. Welch, Bill and Mrs. Richardson, Walt and Mrs. Hodges, Tom and Mrs. Pickard, Sam and Mrs. Cecil, and Joe Tom Blackburn with their spouses.
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Stratford
Floydell Blackburn
Peggy Cecil
Field’s
Pauls Valley
Bill Medlock
Buck Stephens
Donald Watts
Leonard Freeman
Willie Watts
John Welch
Bill Richardson
Walt Hodges
Tom Pickard
Sam Cecil
Joe Tom Blackburn
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L.W.V. Board
Goodneighbor Club
Twentieth Century Princess
Peter O’toole
Omar Sharif
Alain de Rothschild
d’Ysenburg
Princess de Broglie
Pari
AP Newsfeatures
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
FFR
Vanoss High School
Toy Industry
THE
Associated Press
Featuring
Tomis
East Main
Jeanette Cook
Madonna Club
ITT
Continental Baking Company
P.O
Clinton
Iown
U.S.A
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