Christmas program by ply school parents and club notices
A Christmas program of songs plays and readings was scheduled for the ply school parents with groups such as the Band and violin by students and a second grade puppet show. The West Side Stud club hosted a Christmas party with charity gifts for veterans and festive decorations, while Ingleside, Progressive Reading, and other clubs held seasonal events with lunches, readings, and candlelit favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatién
Kindergarem Roert
Viskinas
Fee Cub
Doves Johns
Vialin
Billoween Maccubrie
Arden Fortney
Mary Thomas
Mildred Wiedemann
Holly Tree Eifs
Aiyeie
Niina Mae Harter
Carolyn Beil
Frances Avant
Eleanr Grider
Heign Y Ghee
Ramona Hammas
Santa Claus
West Side Stud Club
Charles FE. Hughes
Leavenworth
Kingsbury
Ernest Necomb
Jennie Moren
Rhoda Young
Boston
Mass
Ingleside Club
Ye Tavern
W.A. Dunt
Carl Sager
Thomas
Progressive Reading Club
Charles Arnold
Virginia Arnold
C. C. Winsler
H. A. Jetmore
Aunt Het by Robert Quuille reads like a fragmented social note field
The page mixes a short story titled Aunt Het by Robert Quuille with scattered society notices. It mentions craft supplies, a Gamma Phi Beta Christmas party, Kappa Alpha Theta dinner, alumnae gatherings, sorority events, and various club meetings, all described in a local newspaper tone with many unreadable OCR fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Pwill
Comprehensive review of The American Indian by Hyatt Verrill
The article notes a Christmas theme carried through in table decorations and refreshments served by hostesses Mrs Ciwaill and Mrs Fitch during the social hour. The next meeting is scheduled for January 3 with Mrs J S Stover at 1604 Rhode Island Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the First Baptist Ehuren
Soho Ruth Paul
Satribari Gisle
Gauhati
Assam
Epa
Hyatt Verrill
Indian Women of Oklahoma Active Workers in Clubs
Mrs. Czarina Conlan highlights Indian women as active participants in the General Federation of Women’s Clubs network. The article notes Oklahoma’s mixed membership, with some clubs including women of Indian ancestry while a few are composed entirely of Indians, reflecting broader westward club expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Women of
Oklahoma
Clubs
Eral ‘Federation of Women’s Clubs
East
Clybe
Oklahoma Indian Federation Leader Mrs Conlan Pioneers Welfare Work
Mrs Grarina C Conlan of Oklahoma City a Chickasaw-Chow organizer and first president of the Indian Territory Federation of Women's Clubs helped merge with the Oklahoma federation at statehood. She chairs Indian welfare in the Oklahoma federation and oversees health and hygiene instruction by a trained nurse in Indian schools. Indian programs, bead and basket weaving, hospitals, and sanitariums receive books, magazines, and even a motion picture machine at the Shawnee sanitarium. Her notable work includes service as supervisor of the Indian welfare program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma i
Grarina C.conlan
Oklahoma City
Indian Territory Federation of Women’s
Statehood
Oklahoma Federation
Indian Welfare
Health and Maternity Bureau
Shawnee
Indian Woman Leads State Museum Dept After Eight Years
Mrs. Conlan, an Indian woman honored by the state, has led the department in the museum for eight years. She describes the aim as building a true collection of early Indian life in the state and recalls the board’s 100 trees planted to honor citizens who aided state development, with her among the five women chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rodderidge
A. Social Service Department
Gotton
Mustin
Museum of the State Historical
Conlan
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Stanton
Canada
Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Qaiv Club
Wiedemann Tea Room
Nowy Living
E. Lindley
Francis Stuart
Lawrence J
Arthur M. Fuller
Mra. J
Metcalf
R. M. Petherbridge
Basehor
Kate Caldwells
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
X. Jay’ Kennedy
George Walley
Roeiume
Samantha Allen
Josiah
Albert Sabol
J. R. Hoopes
Kate Caldwell
Joseph W. Gray
Alice Moncrieff
Chicago
George Esterly
C. B. Russell
Frank Jones
Will Pendleton
Het
Robert Quuilie
Peridice
Hiea
Kappa Alpha Theta
Eyty Holden
Inzaborg
Becon
OL Kangas
Fi Eckdoll
Empor Cota Legnard
A. T. Walker
Louis E. Sisson
John P. Cliftén
Usc- Wilhelmi
Elizabeth Walker
Fransreenleaf
Laura Nanka
Miks Wilma: Miller
Agnes Enbery
June
Judg
Rs. T
Theta Epsilon
Baptist
Mac. W. Thomas
Jas
Pearl Hillix
Gertip K. Johnston
Miss Hillix
Iss Helen. McNay
French Thomas
Clyde Laessig
la Corte Club
Adah
Chapter of the
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Wiill
Zodiac Club
W. F. March
W. H. Pendleton
Pythian Sisters
Vira Telekeris
Myrtle Hamill
Ste Pearl Blankenship
R Tetha Harwood
Abbie Gibbs
Mayme Tarttle
Minnie Ligget
Brackett Farm Bureau
Jergy Lyons
Mabel Grabake White
Kanpa Phi
Edwin F. Price
Igs
Ohio
Lawrence Reading Club
W. H. Babb
E. W. Strayer
Lawrence
Fy PiBreaks
Frank Kennedy C. L
Lescher
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Hollowiay's Hall
Will Colman
Fiora Schrader
Gertie W. Johnston
Rex Greene
Vy. OM
Bridge Club
Connecticut Street
Howard Warris
Cla
Charles ‘Banning
Harry Craig
Ladies’ Literary League
C.D. Cowgill
T. G. Fitch
Czarina Conlan
Okla
Kansas
Tenish
W. C
Dmerce
Pric
Carter’s China Store
Dryclean
Everwear Sox
Sharon
New Style
Mass. St
Gruen
Rookrood Pottery
Bulava
SOL Marks & Son
Massachusetts
Santa
Masa
Telander
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