Scouts Entertain Girl Troop For First Birthday Party
Boy Scouts of Cache hosted Girl Scouts of Cache at the school gymnasium to mark the girls’ first birthday. Anita Jones cut the first cake slice before serving with cold drinks. attendees included Cherry Guthrie Moya Ryan Mary Cook Betty Runnells Sally Rowe Katherine Smith Cornedith Kidwell Winona Schroeder Mary Green Betty Wege Wanda Daubenspech Helen Bennett Edna Belle Weddard Dayne Snider and Anita Jones. Scouts present were Douglas Miller Glen Dupler Referd Ulrich Gordon Young J Mack Cox Jimmy Terry James Green Leo Taylor Raymond Banks Carroll and Clifford Zumwalt. Others included Tex McCoy field director Rev Ryan Kenneth Colvin W Jamison and mothers and leaders.
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Girl Scouts
Cache
Anita Jones
Iis
Cherry Guthrie
Moya Ryan
Mary Cook
Betty Runnells
Sally Rowe
Katherine Smith
Cornedith Kidwell
Winona Schroeder
Mary Green
Betty Wege
Wanda Daubenspech
Helen Bennett
Edna Belle Weddard
Dayne Snider
Douglas Miller
Glen Dupler
Referd Ulrich
Gordon Young
J. Mack Cox
Jimmy Terry
James Green
Leo Taylor
Raymond Banks
Carroll
Clifford Zumwalt
Tex McCoy
Rev. Ryan
Kenneth Colvin
W. Jamison
Mesdames Green
Colvin
Woodard
Wege
Mrs C Prater Is Shower Honoree At Fort Worth Shower
Mrs. C Prater was honored at a Friday afternoon shower hosted by Mrs. Jim Prater at 1495 South Fifth Fort Worth. Guests registered on arrival and played games led by Mrs M L Milligan after which the honoree Mrs Prater received many gifts. Cocoa and cookies were served by the hostess and a list of attendees and gift givers is provided.
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Mera
Clayton Prater
Fort Worth
Texas
Jim. Prater
South Fifth
M. L. Milligan
Register
Prater
W. B. Thompson
John Cummings
Pete Reiler
Velda Patterson
John Latham
Ingle
Cora Barker
Gladys Medrano
Daisy Smith
Edith Self
Noble Fields
Paul Martinez
John Rogers
Alice Townsend
Archie Glasgow
M. M. Milligan
Mesdames
Jimmie Pollard
Curtis L. Prater
Robert Cummings
Ruby Spivey
Sadie Whitesell
H. J. Ross
Raysmond Priest
Virgil Lyle
J. D. Powell
Sherman Killian
Edna Mae Thompson
Yee
Beta Mu Chapter Plans Important Meeting Tonight
Beta Mu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority will hold its regular meeting at TAS tonight in the Elk's Lodge Club House, 1001 A. Mrs Avis Hewett, president, announced. All members are urged to attend as urgent business is on the agenda.
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Beta Mu
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
TAS
Elk’s Lodge
Avis Hewett
Heweit
Mrs. Norwood Hosts Chicago and Texas Visitors
Mrs. N. G. Norwood's home at 1905 Liberty welcomes Mrs. G. F. Dieffenbach and daughter Mary Ellen from Chicago along with Miss Frances Belden from Sherman, Texas visiting the sister.
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N. G. Norwood
Chicago
Texas
G. F. Dieffenbach
Daugter
Mary Ellen
Frances Belden
Sherman
Liberty
Social Calendar for Wednesday to Friday Town Events
Wednesday features Domestic Science club at 1 p m with a covered dish lunch at Mrs H W Powell 708 C Better Homes Farm Women’s club at 1 a m hostess Mrs H A Lidmore for Pleasant Valley club Union Valley Farm Women’s club meets at 2 p m with Mrs O P Langdon Does club hosts at Elks club 1001 A. Thursday sees the American Association of University Women at 7 30 p m First Presbyterian Church parlor Mrs Mildred Coltharp chair and Mrs Otto Howard to give a book review Twin Six Bridge Luncheon club at 1 p m Mrs John Erwin Cedar Grove Farm Women’s club at 2 p m Mrs J 5 S Richie Bethel Farm Women’s club at 7 p m with Mrs H BE Wolfe Friday hosts Pioneer club luncheon at 1 p m at the American Legion hut with Mrs R B Stewart chairmen for the day Messing Farm Women’s club at 2 p m Beaver Valley Farm Women’s club at 2 20 p m
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Domestic Science Club
H. W. Powell
Better Homes Farm Women's Club
H. A. Lidmore
Pleasant Valley Club
Union Valley Farm Women's Club
O. P. Langdon
Elks Club
A. J
American Association of University Women
First Presbyterian Church
Mildred Coltharp
Otto Howard
John Erwin
Arlington
Cedar Grove Farm
J. 5S
Richie
Bethel Farm Women's Club
H. BE. Wolfe
Pioneer Club
My ‘American Legion
R. B. Stewart
Messing Farm Women's Club
E. J. Schram
Beaver Valley Farm Women's Club
Bridge Luncheon Courtesy Given In Black Home
Miss Ridgley Mason of Cleveland and Miss Barbara Ann Black of the University of Oklahoma were honored at a bridge luncheon hosted by Miss James A. Black at 804 Gore-birds. Tables featured Gorella and camellia arrangements. Tenn was served. Miss Mason won guest prize and Miss Trudy Lewis the high score prize among players including Mrs. Tuverner, Mrs. Mood, Mrs. Whiting, Mrs. Lund, Mrs. Price, Jr., and Miss Black.
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Ridgley Mason
Cleveland
Ohio
Barbara Ann Black
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Mis
James A. Black
Gorella
Miss Mason
Trudy Lewis
John J. Tuvener
Lee J.mood
Wayne E. Whiting
5. A. Lund, Jr
C. &. Price, Jr
Miss Black
Philbert Herring Returns From Year in Japan
Mr and Mrs John McCabe and son Jirmie have returned from Pittsburgh Calif where they met Mrs McCabe's son Philbert Herring to accompany him to Lawton Herring served one year and three days at Yokohama Japan and is now on terminal leave awaiting separation in July after 18 months service He held private first class and was an assistant to the fire marshal with a service troop in the 12th cavalry
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John McCabe
Jirmie
Pittsburgh
Calif
Former Sing Sing Prison Warden Dies Early Today
Lewis E. Lawes, 63, longtime warden of Sing Sing prison Ossining, N. Y., died early today at his home Beverly House Farms after a 30 day illness. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage at 1 30 a m and had retired from Sing Sing on July 16 1941.
Newsprint supply to be small for publishers in 1947
Crans ton Williams of the American Newspaper Publishers Association says U S newsprint use will be about the same as 1946 with no price rise expected this year after a recent boost to 91 dollars per ton base Demand for newsprint is rising while U S output in 1947 may fail to reach 1946 levels as production shifts to magazine paper and other products
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New York
Cranston Williams
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
Williams
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
United States
U. S
Theft Suspect Kills 2 Officers in Philadelphia Shootout
In Philadelphia on April 23 a 23-year-old suspect killed two patrolmen during a attempted arrest for auto theft. Sgt. Samuel H. Hewitt 47 and Patrolman John Quigley 28 died from gunshot wounds. the suspect William Hallowell was wounded and listed in poor condition. The case ties to a 1939 Teaneck robbery spree.
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Philadelphia
Hag
Samuel H. Hewitt
John Quigley
Hewitth
Quigley
William Hallowell
Germantown Hospital
Hallowell
Teaneck
N. J
Dorothy Kern Hallowell
Philadelphia General Hospital
Alfred I. Hallowell
Northwestern University
OBU Sets Dates For Annual Short Course For Ministers
Dr. John W. Raley president of Oklahoma Baptist University announces the annual short course for ministers to be held June 17 927 Enrollees will receive three hours of college credit.
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OBU
Shawner
John W. Raley
Oklahoma Baptist University
Oklahoma Veterans Reinstatement of Government Life Insurance
The VA reports 2,393 central and West Oklahoma veterans reinstated $915,156,500 in national service life insurance over three months. Regional VA Manager Frank S. Cleckler notes 47 policies totaling $1,995,000 were reinstated in the week ending April 12 and many veterans have not yet renewed lapsed policies.
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Oklahoma City
Veterans Administration
West
Oklahoma
Frank S. Cleckler
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