Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings This Week
A week of community gatherings lists events across several clubs. Junior Miss and Busy Bee clubs meet at Fort Sill area addresses, Beal Heights church circles hold multiple sessions, and Wom en’s groups from First Presbyterian and Christian churches host meetings. Public Service Electric workers and Beta Sigma Phi gather for sessions, with varying hosts and times through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjane Morton
Cheyenne
Lake Osage
First Presbyterian Church
Church Recreation
Eddie Black
James N. Harding
Rho Kappa Gamma
Mary Lois Shore
Arlington
Better Home Makers Home Demonstration Club
M. E. Ritter
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Public Service
Alpha Pi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Wanda Hasting
Pershing Drive
First Christian Women’s Fellowship Group III
Gore
Ed Jones
L. W. Wilson
Beal Heights
Presbyterian Women of the Church
E. E. O’neill
Lee
Anna Slobodny
Cecil Lawson
Ferris
Wesleyan Service Guild
Laura Wells
Joe Cook
Raymond Gensman
A. C. Rippy
Way You Sleep Affects Your Day's Posture
Good sleeping posture influences daytime posture. Keep the body straight and neck aligned before sleep, check position in the morning, and choose a pillow meeting lightness no odor quick recovery and no dust. A firm, well fitted mattress with close tufts supports turning comfortably. Ensure windows are partly open at night for fresh air to avoid morning fatigue.
Orion Fabrics Are Rated Tops for College Girls
New York NEA reports college girls prefer practical fabrics that reduce care and ironing. Nylon and orlon blends in skirts, dresses, and separates are favored for washability, wrinkle resistance, and neat,trim lines. They seek warmth without bulk and a feminine yet practical look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
Local Personal News From Tulsa and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs C E Roper of 316 Ferris and their daughter Jeannine with Mrs F N Graves spend the weekend in Tulsa with Mrs Roper s kin Mr and Mrs A T Young and daughter Prestina. Aikmans visiting in San Angelo will cruise world starting Aug 21 from San Francisco aboard USS President Monroe returning by Christmas. Dr E B Dunlap Sr and H F Steddom return from a Montana fishing trip. Sgt and Mrs R L Makinson and children Gene and Jerry visit Jay Irwin household in Amarillo. Jean Prewitt returns from Santa Barbara after visiting Albert Groves and learns a new hair-cutting method. Wiles and Burris plan Blackwell s 60th anniversary in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Jesse
Claude E. Aikman
San Angelo
Texas
Aikmans
San Francisco
President Monroe
E. B. Dunlap Sr
H. F. Steddom
Montana
Jay Irwin
Taft
R. L. Makinson
Jean Prewitt
N. 28Th
Santa Barbara
Calif
Albert Groves
Braddy Cox Ties Wedding Amid Church Reception Details
The report covers the wedding of Braddy Cox and her groom with Wayne Cox as best man. The bride wore a silver embroidered dress with red bridal satin coat, three tiered veil, and white Bible bouquet. After August 20 they plan to live at 1511 A as the bride teaches in Lawton and the groom attends Midwestern University Wichita Falls. she is a Lawton High School graduate and Oklahoma A&M alum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Cox
Weldon Cox
Buddy Braddy
Bill Shanin
June Harvey
Perry
Ann Carter
Oklahoma City
Gwenith Kerns
Stillwater
Points
Colorado
Lawton
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
Texas
Lawton High School
Oklahoma A&m College
Zeta Tau Alpha
Sigma Alpha Iota
Children Enjoy Doing Chores When Mother Joins With Work
Children and chores are central in the late summer as kids seek activity while schools end and harvest tasks rise. Psychologist Peter Siegle advocates pairing children with chores to teach responsibility and ease household demands through shared work and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Siegle
Luncheon Fetes Miss Gwen Braddy
Miss Gwen Braddy was honored at a bridesmaid luncheon hosted by Miss Jan Hutchins and Mrs George Hutchins at Quicki Chicks restaurant. Hostesses plated verse place cards and decorated with purple asters and baby's breath. Attendees included Mrs Sam Braddy, Miss Dorma Barnhart, Miss Helen Parks, Mrs Bill Shanklin, and Mrs John H Pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Music Education Council
Lawton High School
Cameron College
Lawton High
Future Farmers of America
Oklahoma A&m College
Gwen Braddy
Alton Eugene Cox
Sam Braddy
Braddy
Patty
Phyllis Huston
Ardmore
J. R. Hurley
Fletcher
Jan Hutchins
Helen Parks
Dorma Barnhart
Wayne Cox
Buddy Braddy
Messrs
Bill Shanklin
George Hutchins
Quicki Chicks
John H. Pipes
Chores for children hinge on age and praise
Insights urge tailoring household tasks to a child’s age and ability. Preschoolers spot scraps, sorting laundry and hanging socks rewards effort with praise and family time. Eight to nine year olds can run simple machines with safeguards, while adults handle hot liquids and sterilizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Siegle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cosmopolitan Club
NCO Open Mess
Fort Sill
Alva Burton
Howard Tedrow
N. Markastomas
Suzanne Silcott
Fort Sill Blvd
Busy Bee Club
Floyd Langston
Roseland Home
W. L. Spradlin
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
S. H. Overstreet
Alicia Hartner
Beauty
Orion
Gaile Dugas
NEA Woman’s
Gene and
Jerry
Amarillo, Texas
Lillie Mae Fultz
Ash
Melvin H. Phelps
Floyd
Vernon
Blackwell
Blackwell, Okla
W. F. Wiles
W. C. Burris
Braddy Cox
Kay Sherwood
B. P. Hann
Children’s Records
C. Brigham Young Agency
Koehler
Brigham Young