Miss Charlene Schornick Receives Nurses Cap in Oklahoma City
Miss Charlene Schornick, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herb Schornick, will join first year students at St Anthony School of Nursing in Oklahoma City for capping ceremonies Sunday night March 10 at St Anthony Hospital. The event marks nine months of training toward nursing caps. She is a Byng High School 1962 graduate and former Future Homemakers of America officer.
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Charlene Schornick
St. Anthony's School of Nursing
St. Anthony Hospital
Oklahoma City
Miss Schornick
Herb Schornick
Byng High School
Future Homemakers of America
Homemaker of Tomorrow
Decorating the Kitchen With Style and Practical Furnishings
Decorators push chic kitchen furnishings with dinette sets in rattan wood or metal and glass topped tables. Colonial maple buffets add storage while colorful plastic lighting mimics stained glass. Even portable radios and stereo phonographs are styled to echo early American kitchen decor.
Mrs Burl Thompson Elected Tanti History Group Chairman
Mrs Burl Thompson was chosen chairman of the Tanti Study Club History Department for the coming year at a meeting held at Mrs Paul Thrash's home. Officers elected include Mrs A L Bowles as vice chairman and Mrs G William Lee as secretary with other posts filled.
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Burl Thompson
Tanti History Group
History Department
Tanti Study Club
Paul Thrash
East Thirteenth
A. L. Bowles
G. William Lee
Doyle McCoy
R. W. Plummer
Christine Keltner
C. R. Bartlett
Soviet Union
Russia
The
Republic
Hong Kong
Crown Colony
East
West
B. F. Alletag
Opal
Joy Class Social At Fittstown Church
The Joy Sunday School class of Fittstown Baptist Church held a class social Monday night in the church classroom. Mrs. Lavada Jones gave the devotional. Games followed by a short business session. Refreshments included strawberry cake and hot chocolate. Attendees: Mrs. Lavada Jones, Mrs. Ona Winters, Mrs. Kathy Howry, Mrs. Sue Howry.
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Joy
Fittstown Baptist Church
Lavada Jones
Ona Winters
Kathy Howry
Sue Howry
Plate Supper Will Boost Cemetery Fund
The Center Home Demonstration Club met with nine members present led by Mrs. Midde McDonald. They voted to donate 25 to the school and 25 to the cemetery fund and finalized plans for a plate supper Friday night in the school auditorium to benefit the cemetery fund. Miss Martha Mote spoke on landscaping and pruning.
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Center Home Demonstration Club
Midde McDonald
Klepper
Martha Mote
Local Marriages Recorded in Ada District
The Ada district lists six marriages including Lewis Bray and La Verne Priest both 19 from Ada, Jerry B. Owen and Anita Killian both 19 from Ada, Anthony C. Boyett 19 Ada with Gloria E. Williams 17 Ada, James E. Sanders 26 from Allen with Barbara Jean Arnold 22 of Atwood, and Michael Kent Smith 24 Ada with Barbara G. Woods 21 Ada.
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Lewis Bray
Ada
la Verne Priest
Jerry B. Owen
Anita Killian
Anthony C. Boyett
Gloria E. Williams
James E. Sanders
Allen
Barbara Jean Arnold
Atwood
Michael Kent Smith
Barbara G. Woods
Oil Center Matrons Honor Pink and Blue Shower
Mrs. Alene Tucker and Mrs. Colene Robertson hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Howard Cunningham at Tucker’s Oil Center home. Attendees included numerous locals such as Mrs. Bernice Boyd and Mrs. Sara Cunningham, with a cake and musical centerpiece.
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Alene Tucker
Colene Robertson
Howard Cunningham
Tucker
Oil Center
Bernice Boyd
Bettie Cunningham
Lavona Jones
Tony Pannell
Drexel Sales
Sara Cunningham
Myrtle Evans
Eunice Galey
Helen Jaques
Geraldine Haskins
J. S. Lane
Marie Welch
Wanda _ Landrith
Bobbie Gray
McGee Club Hosts Good Neighbor Day Event
The McGee Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Luther Ashley’s home for the March session led by president Mrs. Pardee Phillips. Guests Miss Mary Tucker and Miss Martha Tarpley attended, with Tucker demonstrating a sleeveless dress and belt and sharing dress entry tips.
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McGee Home Demonstration Club
Luther Ashley
Pardee Phillips
C. H. Dark
Jack Lambert
Walker Club
Mary Tucker
Martha Tarpley
Miss Tucker
James Pearce
Thurman Miser
Louis Hart
Dan Candelas
John Miser
A. J. Russ
Otto Cline
W. Baughman
Goodneighbors Club Discusses Spring Styles and Bible Study
The Goodneighbor Club of Union Hill met at Mrs. Ina Haines home. Mrs. Laura Haines demonstrated a red washable dress and measurements were taken for spring patterns. Bible study covered I Thessalonians and II Thessalonians. Next meeting set for March 20 at Mrs. Laura Haines with a dress styling demonstration by Mrs. Roxie Golden.
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Goodneighbor Club
Union Hill
Ina Haines
Barbara Newby
Roxie Golden
Bettie Cunningham
Howard Cunningham
Ann Hambrick
Laura Haines
Lena Cochran
US Holds Vast Lead in Global Phone Usage
The United States possesses 81 million phones and accounts for over half of the world’s active telephones, indicating a dominant concentration of phone usage within the country.
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United States
Scarlet dye and tonic from poinsettia leaves
Historic note: Mexican Indians used red poinsettia leaves to dye fabrics a scarlet shade and pressed the plant’s milky stem juice to create a tonic for nursing mothers.
Classified Ads Notice
Local classified ad brief invites readers to buy sell trade or rent items and provides contact dial in phone number FE 2 4433 for inquiries and listings.
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Dial
Swiss Cheese Borers Hors d oeuvres From Turkey to New York
A vintage recipe feature presents Swiss Cheese Borers as a savory hors d oeuvre. The dish blends Swiss cheese filling with a flaky butter pastry, shaped into small squares baked until browned. The filling mixes onion celery parsley and cheese with Worcestershire, yielding about two cups of mixture.
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Turkey
California
Illinois
New York
Home Mission Leader Speaks At WMU Meet
Eleven women from Ross Baptist Church WMU attended a missionary meeting at Ada First Baptist Church hosted by the Associational WMU. Mrs. A L Leach shared insights as home missionary for Arkansas and Missouri. A noon luncheon followed and plans announced for the Raff rally on April 10 and WMU 75th anniversary in the Southern Baptist Convention with state WMU president Mrs. Margaret Mantooth speaking.
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Ross Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
Ada
WMU
A. L. Leach
Arkansas
Missouri
Raff
Southern Baptist Convention
Margaret Mantooth
Roff
Ada Church
Ralph Burleson
Lowell Laseman
Homer Hendrix
R. Tinsley
Mary Phillips
Raymond Laseman
Walter Morrison
Beulah Hathaway
Margaret Clampitt
W. W. Potts
Herbert Griffith
Allen WMU Holds Tea and Mission Study at First Baptist
The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church of Allen hosted a Royal Service program after a tea with cake and drinks. Mrs. A. B. Palmer led the program on Witnessing to Oriental Americans and shared the devotional God's Whosoever. Attendees included Mrs. David Forester and others.
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Woman's Missionary Union of
The
First Baptist Church of
Allen
A. B. Palmer
U.S
Flowering Cut Branches Bring Spring Indoors
The Society of American Florists says cut branches from forsythia cherry blossoms quince spirea and dogwood can brighten indoors for several weeks if prepared and cared for properly. Use hot soapy water to clean stems and containers crush end cuts to aid water uptake change water every three days and remove foliage below water line to reduce odors and extend vase life.
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Society of American Florists
Saf
Roses Will Grow Anywhere Weeds Will Latta Club Notes
Mrs. Bob Mayberry hosted the Latta Home Demonstration Club at her home. Guests included Mrs. Clyde Casady and son and Mrs. David Chandler.
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Mrs. Brantley
Latta Clubbers
Bob Mayberry
Latta Home
Clyde Casady and Son
David Chandler
Charles Floyd
Mayberry
Wesley Brantley
Dale Cobb
Aubrey Carter
Martha Mote
R. W. Ford
Leon Cecil
Ralph Taylor
R. G. Kindrick
C. E. Brady
Clyde Casady
Matt Heimer
Berry Orebaugh
Walter Smith
Wilbur Blackwell
Union Valley
Joint Meeting By Tishomingo Federated Study Club
The Tishomingo Federated Study Club hosts its annual joint meeting with the Tishomingo Daughters Study Club at 7:30 PM in the Community Room of Tishomingo High School. Dorothy Clark and Mrs. Fred Fortney cochair the program featuring Ava Broderick Madill artist and art teacher.
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Tishomingo Holisso Federated Study Club
Tishomingo Daughters Study Club
Tishomingo High School
Tishomingo Art Club
Dorothy Clark
Fred Fortney
Ava Broderick
Madill
Broderick
Charles Rutherford
Henry Glenn
Jack Shadle
Braided Rug Making Class Is Scheduled
A braided rug workshop is set for March 18 at 10 a.m. in the Johnston County Office conference room in Tishomingo. Open to all interested. bring rug materials, heavy thread, scissors, thimble, needles, pins, and basting thread. sack lunch advised.
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Johnston County
Tishomingo
Around The County girls honor home missionaries in California circle
Four GA members led a program titled around the county girls anywhere. After the program the girls formed a circle prayed for home missionaries. They served sweet rice cakes during refreshment. Attendees included Barbara Taylor Beverly Auten Margie Hunter Susan Taylor Nancy Akins Loretta Sexton Beverly Wyche and Lavada Jones. A Chile government plan aims to expand food crops 55 percent and livestock 69 percent by 1970.
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California
Barbara Taylor
Beverly Auten
Margie Hunter
Susan Taylor
Nancy Akins
Loretta Sexton
Beverly Wyche
Lavada Jones
Government of
Chile
Allen 4-H Club Plans March Share-the-Fun Festival
The Allen 4-H Club led by Mrs. Claudie Murphey met in the clubroom to plan the March 15 Share-the-Fun Festival at Ada High School auditorium. Peggy Nichols performed on accordion during the skit Idor and the Country Store. Tickets are sold by 4-H members. Winners advance to the state contest in Stillwater on April 6. A 4-H craft display is at Leon's Variety Store in Allen.
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Allen
Claudie Murphey
Ada
Isador and the Country Store
Peggy Nichols
Stillwater
Stonewall Junior 4 H Club Meeting Report
March 5 meeting of Stonewall Junior 4 H Club included reports by Carol King Deborah Sandy David Stokes Orville Price and Susan Rogers. Demonstrations covered kinds of soil and hem gau making table setting and changing agriculture with several speakers. Two guests attended. Susan Rogers Reporter.
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Stonewall
Carol King
Deborah Sandy
David Stokes
Orville Price
Susan Rogers
Steve Murphy
Grant Ellis
Dana Saint
Emily Wright
Billy Killion
A. B. King
Mary Witherspoon
Reading News Want Ads On Yeast Preparation
A brief note explains that compressed yeast should be softened in water 80 to 85 degrees while granular dry yeast needs 105 to 110 degree water for proper activation. The guidance appears in a readers tips section of the newspaper.
Interscholastic Sports Debate Shapes Area Programs
School coaches and physical educators met to defend competitive athletics and discuss broad physical education plans. They favored intramural and inter scholastic programs but cited time staff and money constraints and differing views on emphasis and funding.
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Henry Kimmel
Woodland
Hollis Myers
Myers
Meyers
Seven presidents who died in office listed
The text names seven U.S. presidents who died while in office: Harrison Taylor Lincoln Garfield McKinley Harding and Franklin D Roosevelt.
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Harrison
Taylor
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Harding
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sell it buy it rent it find it with a want ad
Local want ad note promotes using the FE 2 4433 line to place classified ads for selling items seeking purchases rentals and discovery of goods services. The line suggests a quick route to reach readers and place notices.
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QO. C
General Features Corp
McGee Club
Good Neighbor Day
Goodneighbors
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
Allen Wmu
Fittstown
Leon
George Gurley
Venience
Oklahoma State
OkLahoma
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
And
Federal Reserve System
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