Social and Personal Notes of January Club Events
Due to cold weather the monthly Country Club Party for Monday night was postponed with a new date to be announced. The Alpha Zeta Chapter of Iota Sigma Phi will meet Monday night January 86 at City Hall at 7. The Cosmopolitan Club meets at Mrs. Roy Allison’s home Tuesday January 27 at 7 45 with co hostess Mrs. K L Broach. A special prayer service is at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon at First Presbyterian Church. Wednesday January 28 pot luck supper for all members at 1 Wednesday evening at the church, followed by a missions film at 7 15. Thursday January 29 Azalea Garden Club hosts a silver tea at Hotel Barlow from 3 to 5 30, public invited and business women after hours. Proceeds go to beautify Fair Park. Mrs Hyatt hosts Friday Music Club meeting at her home with program by Mrs Edwin Stewart. Willian Kellner solo and other performances. Birthday notices include Mrs C L Smith’s anniversary with guests and gifts. Dianne Elizabeth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dickey of Fort Worth, Texas, born Friday January 23. Hospital notes list several births and admissions including the Langham and Rogers families among others.
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Azalea Garden Club
Hotel Barlow
City Federation of Garden Clubs
Fair Park
Home Demonstration Club Calendar Notice
Tuesday January 27 Shower Springs H D C meets 2 p m at Mrs Clarence Ross home with demonstration on zip fasteners and plackets. Wednesday January 28 Hopewell H D C meets 2 p m at Mrs Leslie Honeycutt home with rug making demo. Thursday January 29. Friday January 30 Officers school at courthouse 1 a m to 3 p m. Saturday January 31 4 H Club girls broadcast noon to 12 30 p m.
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Shower Springs H.D.C
Clarence Ross
Hopewell H.D.C
Leslie Honeycutt
Council Officers School
Doctor explains shingles causes and treatment across ages
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines herpes zoster as a nerve related skin condition. Pain precedes blisters and can linger in elderly patients. Virus links to chickenpox, variable onset after infection, with X ray options for severe cases and eye precautions when forehead involvement occurs.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Trice Herpes
Olil
Office Nurse Dramas Play Out In Secret Office Affair
Janice Hilary, a young nurse, and Dr Eric Holbrook hide a forbidden romance as Betty Jane Coxe and Bill Larkin watch. The pair struggle with passion and consequences in a tense office setting, while talk of timing and a future apart complicates their bond. The tale ends with a cliffhanger, promising continuation.
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Janice Hilary
Eric Holbrook
Belly Jane Coxe
Bill Larkin
Betty Jane
Miss Hilary
Hilary
Ben Archer
Artificial Throat Enables Giel to Make Singing Debut
Jeannie McDonald a 16 year old from Louisville Ky who after losing her voice to throat scar tissue has regained it by an artificial throat of vitallium metal. She sang on the radio program My Favorite Kid and prepares for a Metropolitan Opera audition. Her parents Rev and Mrs Erwin McDonald of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary live in Louisville.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Jeannie McDonald
Louisville
Arkansan
Memphis
Jeannie
Erwin McDonald
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Russellville, Ark
Negro Denied Admission to Oklahoma Law School
Norman Oklahoma January 25 1946 a 23 year old Negro woman Lois Sionel Fisher sought admission to the University of Oklahoma Law School arguing a Supreme Court ruling requires equal and immediate educational facilities for Negroes but Dean J E Fellows said no action could be taken until a directive arrived. Fisher who graduates Langston University arrived with NAACP leaders and a Black Dispatch reporter. after a closed meeting Fellows issued a statement that no directive had been received and no action would be taken. The university had established a Negro law school in Oklahoma City one week earlier following a Supreme Court decision. Oklahoma law reserves separate schools for whites and Negroes.
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Norman
Okla
Lois Sionel Fisher
University of Oklahoma Law School
Fisher
United States Supreme Court
Oklahoma
J. E. Fellows
Oklahoma Regents For Higher Education
Oklahoma City
J. A. Cox Jr
National Association For the ‘Advancement of Colored People
W. 8. Boyd
el Reno
Oka
NAACP
Malcolm Whitby
Black Dispatch
Oklahoma ‘City
Fellows
Office of Admissions and’ Records
Wisher
Protests To Supreme Court Oklahoma Lawsuit Admission
Ada Lois Sionel Fisher a 23 year old Negro woman asked the Supreme Court to order the University of Oklahoma to admit her to its all white law school as the new term begins Thursday. Her attorneys say an order is necessary to grant her equal access to the court ordered immediate law school facilities.
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Washington
Ada Lois Sionel Fisher
Supreme Court
Univerity of
Oklahoma
Oklahora
Leap Year Proposals and Teen Advice From Dorothey Dix
A reader argues women should propose to be with the man they love, challenging old dating norms and praising female self-sufficiency. A feminist commonsense reply supports equal courting rights, predicting happier marriages. Teen questions cover attraction, dating dynamics, and fashion, with practical, blunt guidance on boundaries and behavior.
Shover Springs Girl Severely Burned
Edna Bart England a 12 year old girl from Shover Springs sustained severe burns on the waist and arms when her dress caught fire from ashes removed from a wood stove at home. She was improving at Julia Chester hospital.
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Edna Bart England
Joe England
Shover Springs
Julia Chester Hospital
Relative of Local Woman Dies in Nashville
Lou Chesshir, 87, died early Monday at the home of a son near Nashville. She is survived by four sons Jurd of Nashville Edgar of Brownfield Texas Dave of Silvertown Texas and John Chesshir of Turkey Texas. two daughters Mrs E B Chesshir of Nashville and Mrs Lee Garner of Boulder City Colo. She is the grandmother of J D Chesshir of this city. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The article notes 1922 US electric railways carried 15.3 billion passengers and 1940 about 8.5 billion. per capita travel rose from 406 miles per year in 1916 to 2,460 miles in 1940.
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Lou Chesshir
Jurd Chesshir
Nashville
Jurd
Edgar
Brownfield
Texas
Dave
Silvertown
John Chesshir
Turkey
Chesshir
Lee Garner
Boulder City
Colo
J. D. Chesshir
United States
Oklahoma plans law school for Negroes amid court ruling
The state named a three man white faculty to set up a new law school for Negroes in the capitol after a January 12 ruling. Mrs Fisher’s attorneys appealed to the Supreme Court arguing that one student cannot constitute a law school.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Capitol
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Cosmopolitan Club
Roy Allison
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First Presbyterian Church
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C. L. Smith
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Fred Yroendsen
Charles
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Mem
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Mort Worth
Dianne Elizabeth
Dikey
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Emily
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Hope
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E. R. Langham
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Rosston
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Robert Larry Baker
Hane
Harvey B. Barr
Josephine
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Eugenia du Bose
Lewisville
LeRoy Golden
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Fulton
R. J. Roberts
Grand Prairie
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Stamps
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Shirley Williams
Little Son
Peaameon
Don DeFare
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Charles Ruggles
Victor Mature
Gale Storm
Anthith Avenue
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Grant Mitchell
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King Alan Hau Ge GE Storey Toblas Oni
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Adelaide Humphries
NEA Service, Inc
Janice
Evie
Eric
Earth
Erie
Giel
Bird Catalog
Yffeo
Main Street
Dorothy DIX
Miss DIX
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Man
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Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Roth
Peter Lynas
KXAR
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Hope Broadcasting Co
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