Geneva Lou Kendall and Kenneth H Black Bride in Ada
The marriage of Miss Geneva Lou Kendall and Kenneth H Black was held Tuesday December 27 at the bride’s parents home in Ada. Rev Curtis Hogue officiated as family and friends attended a ceremony with white gladioli and bells. The couple will reside in Monrovia California where Black teaches. both graduates of East Central State College.
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Geneva Lou Kendall
Carl W. Kendall
Ada
Route 2
Kenneth H. Black
Herman Black
Healdton
Curtis Hogue
Monrovia
Calif
Mr. Black
Azusa
Black
Tulsa
East Central State College
Colbert Club Plans Polio Coffee January 17
Colbert Home Demonstration Club met for January at Mrs. Aubry Carter's home. Committee chairs appointed. hostesses named for the year. Easter bake sale planned. birthday pals drawn. Mrs. Wells taught Sewing Wash and Wear Fabrics. Martha Mote demonstrated adjusting machines. New member welcomed. Also notes a 1950 life insurance death claims rise.
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Lyonell Pitts
Tollie Chism
Wells
Ada's Gladys Sherman Expert on City Government and Law
Ada businesswoman Gladys Sherman, secretary in the city manager's office since 1947, typed the city code with Dr. Charles F. Spencer and read all Ada city minutes from 1901. A native Texan, she lives at 530 East Twelfth with her mother and two pet cats Cinderella and Sugarfoot.
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Gladys Sherman
Ada
Charles F. Spencer
ONT
East Twelfth
Cinderella
Sugarfoot
William Lyon Phelps
J. B. Davidson
Ernest Thompson
Carolyn Boyce Install as Allen Rainbow Worthy Advisor
Carolyn Boyce was installed as worthy advisor of the Allen Rainbow Assembly in a public investiture at the Allen Masonic Hall. Daughter of Bill and the late Mrs. Boyce of Calvin, she led a Rainbow Love and Service themed ceremony with pink and silver colors and pink rose decor. The event featured installing officers Beverly West and others, with Carolyn’s page Jane Dolston and her father Bill Boyce as sweetheart. Other Rainbow officers and color station members were named, along with advisory and mother advisor appointees and the advisory board comprising Masons and Eastern Star members. Martha Lawrimore performed a closing song as Carolyn was escorted East by her father.
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Carolyn Boyce
Allen Rainbow Assembly
Allen Masonic Hall
Bill Boyce
Calvin
Carolyn
Mark” Sexson
Order of Rainbow For
Beverly West
Kay Haliburton
Linda Gray
Margaret Revels
Clarice Hooper
Martha Lawrimore
Jane Dolston
Rainbow
Linda Jones
Cecelia Kite
H. A. Butler Sr
Masons and
Eastern Star
Varrie Muse
Beatrice Cook
Bert Palmer
Harald Marler
C. V. Cole
East
Brewster-Brown to Wed in January at Latta Home
Mr and Mrs Cecil W Brewster announce the betrothal of their daughter Sandra Gayle to James A Brown. Bride-elect is a Latta High School senior and fiancé is a former Ady High School student with U S Army service now associated with a local firm. The ceremony is set for January 11 at 7 pm in the bride’s home. wedding guests include family and community members.
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Cecil W. Brewster
Latta Road
Sandra Gayle
James A. Brown
Mr. Brown
Mive
Thomas
Sul Ul
Anti Ito
A. Brown
West Tenth
Miss Brewster
Latta High School
Ady High School
California
Homer Club Learns About Synthetics
The Homer Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Mary Laughlin’s home for the January session. President Mrs. Velma Carney led the devotional by Janie Phillips, with a roundtable on wash and wear fabrics and a Martha Mote sewing demonstration. New members Mrs. Amanda McDonald and Mrs. Vila Bennett were welcomed. refreshments were served to a list of members.
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Homer Home Demonstration Club
Mary Laughlin
Thureday
Velma Carney
Janie Phillips
Prairie Grove Club Studies Food Buying
The Prairie Grove Neighbors Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Perry Owens home with Owens as president. Members and guest Miss Mary Eva Memecek discussed ways to save in buying food, learned about prices and quality of canned foods, and prayed together. The next meeting is January 19 at Mrs. W. D. Butler’s home.
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Prairie Grove Neighbors Home Demonstration Club
Perry’ Owens
W. D. Butler
Eva Memecek
Riley Scott
Claud Inman
W. A. Adams
A. L. Hawkins
Clifford Cornelius
Zula Dykeman
Mrs Heimer Hosts Latta Home Demonstration Club Meeting
Mrs Heimer hosted the Latta Home Demonstration Club at her southwest city home with Mrs Roy Kiddrick as president. Members sang, offered devotionals, and voted to donate to the Red Cross March of Dimes and Heart fund. New member Mrs Charles Floyd Jr joined, and sewing wash and wear fabrics was demonstrated by Miss Martha Mote with machine adjustments. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs Brantley and Mrs C E Brady.
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Wesley Brantley
Latla Home Demonstration Club
City
Roy Kiddrick
Brantley Jed
Bob Mayberry
Matt Heimer Jr
Red Cross
March of Dimes
Heart Fund
Charles Floyd Jr
Heimer
Martha Mote
Brantley
C. E. Brady
Mayberry
Floyd
Kindrick
Bob Ford
Miss Mote
Mushrooms in Salads and Gjetost Cheese Tidbits
Mushrooms now appear at social gatherings, thinly sliced into tossed green salads or stuffed with a mild cheese and served as a before dinner bite. Gjetost, a sweet brown cheese from Sweden, is best when shaved very thin for cutting ease and flavor.
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Sweden
Gooden Prewitt Wed In Ada Religious Ceremony
Jimmy Wayne Gooden and Phyllis Wyvone Prewitt exchanged marriage vows Sunday at Evangelistic Temple Sevents at Hope with Rev. John Keith officiating at 3 30 p m The couple resides at 416 North Mississippi Ada. The service featured white chrysanthemums carnations an arch of fern and palms. The bride wore satin and lace with a ilusion veil and carried an orchid bouquet. Attendants included Joyce Prewitt Allen Janice Butler Allen and Ginger Gooden Pernell. Best man Douglas Abbott. ushers Earl Pettigrew and Juarl Pettigrew. reception hosted by Mary Quinalty with helpers from D S White Wichita Kansas Pat Bottoms Judy Gooden Pernell and Jackie Gooden Pernell.
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Earl Kendall
Glenda Simpson
Norman
Byron Parks
Molly
Nancy Kendall
Patcuit Kendall
Ada
Jimmy Wayne Gooden
Here
Mississippi
John Keith
Sevents
Hope
Phyllis Wyvone Prewitt
D. L. Prewitt
Janice Butter
Allen
Ginger Gooden
Pernell
Miss Butler
Miss Gooden
Douglas Abbott
Earl
Juarl Pettigrew
Asher
Marilynn Gooden
Sue Alexander
Mary Quinalty
East Seventh
D. $. White
Wichita
Kansas
Pat Bottoms
Judy Gooden
Jackie Gooden
Area Girl Receives Master’s Degree From Seminary
Miss Naomi Maria Foster of Centrahoma will earn a master of education degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary on January 20. Dr Ollie Edmunds, president of Stetson University, Deland, Florida, will deliver the commencement address. Foster is among 127 graduates.
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Naomi Maria Foster
E. W. Foster
Centrahoma
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Ollie Edmunds
Stetson University
del Land
Fila
Foster
Madill Minister Speaks At Family Night Dinner
Tishomingo First Methodist Church hosted its first monthly Family Night Dinner Tuesday at 6:30 in the banquet hall. Special guest Rev. E. M. Walker, pastor of Madill Methodist Church, delivered a message on the New Year and the life of a Christian. Forty five attendees.
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Tishomingo First
Sixty Complete Degrees At East Central Midterm
Sixty teachers and future educators will complete degree work at midterm at East Central State College. Eleven are in arts and sciences with the rest pursuing teacher qualification degrees. The list names graduates and their hometowns as they prepare for spring term ceremonies.
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East Central
East Central State College
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