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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1944

Page

5

Sigma Sigma Sigma pledges host buffet at Gladwell home

Pledges entertained by a Monday night buffet at 715 South Broadway in honor of the Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority. Purple and white decor, tables with three purple sigmas, and group photos marked the event. Pledge president Morris Scott thanked the members for the rush as Tretty Robinson responded. Attendees included Betty Robinson LaVerda Graham Bet ty Bobbitt Norma Chism Bonna Bess Mayfield Pat Jeter Jo Swenson Polly Armstrong Charlotte Langley and Betty Turner with hostesses Morrisott Nancy Prothro Eleanor Gladwell Martha Greer Bobbie Sturman Lila Shipman Helen Laird Evelyn Lewis Colleen Loflin Julia Tolbert Clara Zimmerman Doris Bunch Carolyn Miller Roselle Stanford Thelma Fidler and Margaret Howard.

Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority Eleanor Gladwell South Broadway Bess Mayfield Pat Jeter Jo Swenson Polly Armstrong Charlotte Langley Betty Turner Morrisott Nancy Prothro Martha Greer Bobbie Sturman Lila Shipman Helen Laird Evelyn Lewis Colleen Loflin Julia Tolbert Clara Zimmerman Doris Bunch Carolyn Miller Roselle Stanford Thelma Fidler Margaret Howard

Dorothy Mills Weds Corporal Stanly Davis in Oklahoma City

Miss Dorothy Mills daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W T Mills East Eighth announced her marriage to Corporal Stanly Davis son of Mrs J W Davis of Seminole The ceremony occurred November 10 at the Church of Christ Tenth and Francis Oklahoma City The bride an East Central graduate formerly taught at Mer sh high school and now works for the Oklahoma State Health Department in Oklahoma City The groom is in the Army Air Forces stationed at Dalhart Texas

W. T. Mills East Eighth Dorothy Cpl Stanly Davis J. W. Davis Seminole Church of Christ, Tenth Francis Okla— City Davis Mersh High School Fittstown Oklahoma State Health Department Oklahoma City Cpl. Davis Army Air Forces Dalhart Texas W. E. Chamberlain East Fourteenth Lorene Fuller Ray Martin Charles Rhoades Raymond Hayes Fort Meyers Florida

Legion And Auxiliary Hold Joint Meeting In Legion Hall

Members of the American Legion and Auxiliary held a joint meeting with a covered dish supper in the Legion Hall. A letter from Elizabeth Jeanne Lewis, adopted daughter in the Ponca City Home School, was read and Christmas gifts were discussed.

American Leion and Auxiliary Legion Hall Elizabeth Jeanne Lewis American Legion and Auxiliary Ponca City Legion and Auxiliary Elizabeth Jeanne D. R. Pike American Building E. H. Schroeder Bert Dorsey Henry Dew Willie A. Olmstead A. M. Whitwell Streeter Davis Shi Cash C. L. Bonar Bob

Paul Hughes Speaks to History Group on Writing as a Profession

The History Department of the Tanti Study club met at 216 West Eighth to hear Paul Hughes a noted young author discuss Writing as a Profession. Attendees included Mrs. Lewis Boswell Mrs. William Lee Mrs. Roy Trahern and many others with Mrs. J A Robertson hosting.

Tanti Study Club Jim Keltner West Paul Hughes Lewis Boswell William Lee Roy Trahern Lease Bonifield Hiram Collins O. R. McNatt Dwight Morelock B. D. Denton J. S. Eawards Jr Quinton Blake L. E. Sanford J. A. Robertson

Mrs. Wilson to Speak at Ada AAUW December Meeting

Ada Branch of the American Association of University Women hosts guest speaker Mrs. Eileen Harrison Win director of the Mental and Social Hygiene Health Association of Okla at East Central college Knight Hall. She discusses Social Health of Our Community and also addresses students Lions Club and the community with a focus on mental and social welfare.

Inight Hall East Central College Ada Branch American Association of University Women Ada P T. A Eileen Harrison Win Mental and Social Hygiene Health Assoc Okla Wilson Vcialee State P.T. A State Social Hygiene Association University of Nebraska State Department of Education Nebraska _ university Lions Club Aldridge Hotel University College Marguerite Hawkinson Julia Tolbert Mariana Blevins LaVerda Graham Wanda Jean Page Evelyn Claton Thelma Hokey Barbara Hansard Geneva Thomas Jane Harrell Jeannie Willis Nancy Fentem Ruthie Linscheid Kay Brown Horace Mann Mary Noble Oliphint Department of Physical Education Knight Hall Air Corps East Central Detachment Crippled Soldiers Lucille Webster Granger Ada A. A. U. W Granger Anna Weaver Jones Earl Fentem Inez Baucum L. W. Cheek Tina Betts Bess Olson Audrey Lambert Tommye Bulman Flora Mitchell Charlie Lou Miller Wick Adair Ada Inez Richmond Ada High School

Asbury Group Hosts All Day Church Quilting

Women from the Asbury Methodist church gathered at 510 East Eighth to spend an all day quilting session. Rev. Harvey Human joined for a noon covered dish luncheon. Attendees included Eveline Wasson Betty Driver C L Denham Sam Felton Raymond Verble and Mrs Lindsey.

Asbury Methodist Church J. C. Lindsey East Eighth Harvey Human Eveline Wasson Betty Driver C. L. Denham Sam Felton Raymond Verble Lindsey

Thanksgiving Nuptials Tie Ruby Roberts to Sgt Nicklaus

Miss Ruby Nell Roberts and Sergeant Robert Arthur Nicklaus wed at Oak Avenue Baptist Church in Frederick with Rev Milo Arbuckle officiating. The ceremony featured lavender and gold chrysanthemums, a Rainbow Bible, and Mendelssohn Wedding March. The couple plans a short trip to Columbus before his Fort Myers duty.

Ruby ‘Roberts Robert ‘A.nicklaus Oak Avenue Baptist Church Ruby Nell Roberts Flossie Roberts East Eighth Robert Arthur Nicklaus W. C., Nicklaus Park Avenue Columbus Ohio Milo Arbuckle Baptist Church of Frederick Jessie Bell DeMoss Roy McKeown Henry Roberts Beverly Jean Wyatt Robert Scott Kenneth Roberts Curtis Lamb

Convention Discussed at W C T U Meeting

The W C T U met at Mrs. George Miller's home on 715 South Rennie for a regular Friday afternoon. They sang two songs, prayed, heard a devotional from Mrs. McConnell, and enjoyed two solos by Mr. Ledlum of Indiana. Reports from the Oklahoma City state convention noted 100 new unions and 1,500 new members, with an encouraging financial report.

George Miller South Rennie Rev. McConnell McConnell Ledlum Indiana Oklahoma City Mamie Monroe R. C. Jeter George

Horseradish-Tomato Mix Sparks Glassful Interest

A note proposes adding horseradish to every glass of tomato juice to create new appeal and spark consumer interest in the beverage.

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Ironing Bias-Cut Slips Diagonally for Best Results

When ironing bias-cut slips, press diagonally along the grain so the iron follows the fabric warp. This helps prevent stretching and keeps the slip smooth and even. Use a low heat setting and a pressing cloth for delicate fabrics.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs Morris Scott Tretty Robinson Betty Robinson Betty Bobbitt Norma Chism Bonna Miss Mills Corporal Stanly Davis Eastern Star Audrey Hubbard John T. Merrick Susie McCormick Masonic Hall Ada Chapter Bob Robinson J. D. Nabors Nabors Aubrey Hubbard Wilbur P. Lee Carl Gurley D. W. Swaffer D. J. Nabors Clint Farmer Velma Perkins Roy Lollar Bob Robertson Merle Turley Virginia Smith Emma Walker George Huff Clar Hensley Tom Henson W. E. Edmonston Dixie Pike W. F. Parrish W. P. Hopper A. F. Bazemore Clover Duncan Mrs. Wilson AAUW Asbury Group This Coats Jaunty Kaybrook Joselli Swansdown Jaunty Junior Franklin Mary Muffett Minx Justine Kay Dunhill Hollywood Ann Foster Robert A. Nicklaus W.C.T.U W. Main Cris
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