Colbert Class Reunion Grows Into Community Homecoming
A Colbert area class reunion expanded into a community homecoming with over 100 attendees at Wintersmith Park. Ninety survivors from the ninth and tenth grades reconnected after 35 years, aided by Marion Muncrief, Chesley Madden, and others writing letters and calling former residents across Ada, Sulphur, and surrounding towns. Teachers Mabel Jones, W. W. Jones, and A. R. Selph attended, sharing old photos and memories.
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Colbert
Marion Muncrief
Sulphur
Chesley Madden
Wintersmith Park
Mabel Jones
W. W. Jones
el Reng
A. R. Selph
Ada
Ars
Allene Greemare
Sapulpa
Melvin Smith
Route 4
Dalton Sales
Leonard
Carrie Willoughby
Mary
Virgil Brumley
Minta Lee Rushing
Roy Rushing
Olen
Inez Vail
Bertha
Orb Lowery
A. A. Ray
Emil
Ethel Sanders
John Coventon
Carmeda Ryan
Nancy
George Matin
3-Piece For Summer Fashion Pattern Ad
Boxy jacket and slim skirt adapt to many fabrics. Pattern No 3107 offered in sizes 12 14 16 18 20 with yardage details for 54 inch fabric and 41 inch blouse. Send 35 cents to IRIS LANE Box 1490 New York NY plus 10 cents for first class mail.
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Iris
Lane
New + York
N. Y
Revival of Gaily Spattered Enamel Cookware
A 1962 General Features Corp item notes enamelware with spattered finishes returning as a stylish cook and serve option. Modern versions use titanium-enamel on heavier steel, offering chipping resistance, and Hong Kong imports mimic the look for picnics and outdoor use.
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Lynn Elson
Hong Kong
General Features Corp
MYF Members Enjoy Trip To Six Flags
Sixteen members of the junior high Methodist Youth Fellowship of the First Methodist Church toured Six Flags Tex on a two day junket returning Tuesday night. Chaperones included Mrs. Louis J Hazlewood Leon Biddy and Don Nobles youth director. Members reporting a wonderful time included Jerry Hazlewood Sue Haslewand Richard Vestal Russell Vestal Rene Dowdy Gary Sestle John Stephens Phil Biddy Sharon Black Pam Leighton Jane Moon Paula Martin Janie Bumpers Barbara Martine Joyce Callahan Caladin Logsdon.
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First Methodist Church
Six Flags
Tex
Louis J. Hazlewood
Leon Biddy
Don Nobles
MYF
Jerry Hazlewood
Sue Haslewand
Richard Vestal
Russell Vestal
Rene Dowdy
Gary Sestle
John Stephens
Phil Biddy
Sharon Black
Pam Leighton
Jane Moon
Paula Martin
Janie Bumpers
Barbara Martine
Joyce Callahan
Caladin Logsdon
Mrs. Roff Returns From Five Week European Tour
Mrs. Roff, member of the OU European Tour party, completed a five week tour visiting Brussels Amsterdam Rome and Madrid before returning home by plane. She described the trip as grand and noted a congenial group of companions including Robert V Peterson journalism professor at the University of Oklahoma and noted state newspaper publisher.
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Mars. v. A. Bott Jr
Tay South Cherry
Brussels
Amsterdam
Rome
Madrid
Parade Shows Fashion History in Chicago Stage Voyage
Marge McLennon gathers 38 costumes tracing fashion from stone age skins to futuristic designs. Her most popular dress uses stainless steel fabric spun in Germany, and she cobbles looks with nylon thread and ordinary scissors. Her shows feature lighted garments and themes like Cocktails on the Moon and Astronaut, staged as entertaining historical parades at three performances weekly with year‑ahead bookings.
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Chicago
Marge McLennon
Marge
Ideas For The Homemaker Is Topic At Frisco Club
A Frisco Home Demonstration Club July session included a public relations dinner on July 23 at the Community Building at 8 p.m. Devotional was from Genesis about Esau selling his birthright. Demonstrations covered cleaning patent leather, conserving soap, and yeast bread twice baked. Hostess Dora Daniel provided doughnuts and pop for members and guests.
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Frisco Home Demonstration Club
Windell Price
Esau
Homer Herron
Martha Mote
Simon Patton
Dora Daniel
Reba Daniel
Vickie
Alvin Minor
John Daniel
Boda Hisaw
Vance Minor
Jim Marshall
Coy Byrd
Sixty-One Ada Churches Attend Falls Creek Camp
Sixty-one youths from First and Oak Avenue Baptist Churches left Ada Tuesday for Falls Creek Camp sponsored by the Oklahoma Baptist Convention. Forty-four represent First Baptist Church with a long list of named attendees led by Rev. Earl Mann and Mrs. M. T. Howry as camp sponsors. twenty-one from Oak Avenue Baptist Church with sponsors Rev. Joe Dixon and others.
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Ada
Falls Creek Camp
First
Oak Avenue
Falls Creek
Oklahoma Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
Cindy Adkins
Linda Ayres
Linda Campbell
Pamela Cane
Sharon
Billie Castleberry
Linda Clark
Muriel Densford
Karen ‘Fisher
Barbara Hallam
Rita ‘Harp
Becky
Paula ‘Hudson
Janice Lanier
Sharon Lester
Shirley McKelroy
Janice Moore
Mary Ellen
Penner
Brenda Sales
Sue
Shirley Satterfield
Neil Satterfield
Troy Lester
Jerry Alton
Joe Badgett
Ross Badgett II
David Deering
David Hammond
Tim Harp
Jerry Don Howry
Mike McGaha
Danny Matthews
Tommy Pace
Eddie
Neighbors
Larry Padberg
Leon Rhoades
Danny Smith
Jimmy Taff
Bill Young
Fred Gilley
Earl Mann
M. T. Howry
Ella Kelly
Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Paula Alford
Linda Blake
Melda Dealon
Betsy Paula
Sharon Fisher
Jeanne Gaar
Becky Gregory
Judy Jones
Linda O'Brien
Karrie Rapplee
Beverly White
Ronnie Cavener
Mike Click
David Frantz
Larry Gregory
Darrell
Farrell
Harold Vand Carroll Rhoades
Mary Blake
Joe Dixon
Spastor
Senior Recital Set by East Central Fine Arts Dept
George Alsbach to present his senior piano recital Sunday at 3 p m in the Student Union Ballroom on the East Central State College campus. The public is invited to attend and hear the young artist perform.
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East Central Fine Arts Department
George Alsbach
East Central State College
Tile tags along in outdoor living trend
Ceramic tile, common in kitchens and baths, is following Americans outdoors in a casual living style. Housewives find durable, easy to clean tile suits patios, terraces, swimming pools and outdoor fireplaces and barbecues.
Camping Is An Art When Girl Scouts Do It
Vivian Brown profiles 16 year old Robin Hill a devoted Girl Scout who teaches practical camping within the motto Be Prepared She demonstrates lean-to shelter building emphasizes using two nearby trees pine and hemlock and dry tinder for fire She notes scouts carry chocolate bars for sustenance and aims to become a camp counselor and teacher while attending Hunter High School Robin recalls hiking since age nine and has logged about 350 miles on trails including the Appalachian line She is excited for the 50th anniversary Roundup but plans to work as a kitchen aid at a local camp sheet clarifying the value of camping for fitness and character growth.
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Vivian Brown
Newsfeatures
Robin Hill
Rabin
Besten
Robin
Bes
Massachusetts
Blonde Robin
New York
Maine
Georgia
Kennedy
America
Hunter High School
U. S
World Organization
Mrs Simpson Hosts Class at First Baptist Church of Roff
The TEL Sunday School Class met Tuesday at Mrs. Bob Simpson's home with president Mrs. Nora Etchieson opening. Devotional on Deep Calleth the Deep from Psalm 42 led by Mrs. Beulah Hathaway. Business session closed by prayer from Mrs. W M Potts. Social hour hosted by Mrs. Lorene Scott. refreshments served to attending members including Ruth Sudduth, Mrs. Lou Hatcher, Mrs. Este Evans, Mrs. Ida Hendrix, Mrs. Minnie Doyle and others.
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TEL
First Baptist Church of
Roff
Bob Simpson
Nora Etchieson
Beulah Hathaway
W- W. Potts
Lorene Scott
Simpson
Scott
Lou Hatcher
Este]Evans
Ida Hendrix
W. W. Potts
Minnie Doyle
Ruth ,Sudduth
Frisco Club Plans Friday Work Day at Community Hut
The Frisco Home Demonstration Club planning committee met at Mrs. Vera Minor’s home to set a Friday cleanup day for the Community Building and grounds. Members Reba Daniel Edith Price Agnes Patton and Mrs. Minor organized the effort with guest Marcie Daniel from Marienthal Kansas. The event prepares for the Monday public relations dinner.
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Frisco Home Demonstration Club
Vera Minor
Reba Daniel
Edith Price
Agnes Patton
Minor
Marcie Daniel
Marienthal
Kan
Midway Clubber Swap Ideas At July Session
The Midway Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Bob Pickens home. Mrs. G. Witherspoon, vice president, presided. Devotional used Joshua 24 14 15. Roll call with homemaking hint. Mrs. Ralph LaCrone led lesson Hints for Homemakers. Discussion covered freezing prepared foods. Plans discussed for homemakers conference in Sillswater in August. Cookies tea and Kool-Aid served to attendees named.
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Midway Home
Bob Pickens
G. Witherspoon
Joshua
Ralph LaCron
Witherspoon
Og&e Company
Trails Motel
Homemakers
Sillswater
Pickens
S. G. Witherspoon
A. EB. King
Pat LaCrone
G. L. Newell
Martha Mole
Nancy
Karen Newell
Carl
Aleta Ja King
Susan Pickens
Louis XIV Household Troops First to Wear Rue Military Uniforms
The household troops of King Louis XIV of France are believed to be the first soldiers to wear rue military uniforms.
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Louis XIV of
France
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