Judith Terry Birthday Party Honors Daughter at 3rd Anniversary
Honoring her daughter Judith on her third birthday, Mrs. Charles Terry hosted at 1407 Smith at 1 30 p m Friday. Co hosts Mesdames Joe Ray Coppenbarger and J W Toland welcomed guests, who received party hats and favors. Guests posed for group photos, played games, opened gifts, and enjoyed birthday cake ice cream and bite sized treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith
Charles Terry
Smith
Joe Ray Coppenbarger
J. W. Toland
Cathy Keller
Dale Ray Brugh
Wilma
Elaine
Debby Tolan
Kay
Michael Oberley
Judy
Ginger Buchanan
Nancy Jaynes
Reemona
Janice Coppenbarger
Bill Terry
Mas and Mrs Craft Feted At Picnic In Lawson
Mas and Mrs Craft visited Lawson where a family reunion and picnic were held at Lake Ebner Thomas. They recently returned from Japan where he was assigned and are homes of Mr and Mrs Frank Haseit before reassignment. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Floyd Thomas Weatherford and several local friends.
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Mas
Floyd G. Craft
Lawson
Lake Ebner Thomas
Japan
Craft
Ti i Greig
Gary
Frank Haseit
Roosevelt
Robert Joseph
Waumis
Floyd Thomas
Weatherford
Mesdames Etha Story
Dale Harwell
Hoyt Harwell
Altus
Bruce Hall
Seth
Harwell Hall
Wichita Falls
Tex
Evens
Rebekah Lodge Donates To Fund In Memory Of Mrs Michalason
Members of Lawton Rebekah Lodge No. ST donated to a cancer fund at a regular meeting in the IOOF hall. Under noble grand Mrs Willie Shrum and Mrs Troy Belle Farris, invitations from other lodges were read. A conclave drill will be held by Briton Rebekah Lodge Nu with local participation. A family picnic is planned for Union Park on Aug 23 at 6:30 p.m. A jumble sale was scheduled for Saturday at Third and F-1. Refreshments served to 24 members.
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Albert Michaelson
Rebekah Nibly
Oklahoma
Wewokit
Lawton Rebekah Lodge No. ST
IOOF
Willie Shrum
Noble
Troy Belle Farris
Outdoor housekeeping tips for tidy living areas
A NEA Staft Writer outlines practical steps to adapt indoor routines to outdoor or semi outdoor spaces. Use a metal or plastic waste basket to curb litter substitute closed trays for ashes and stubs and keep a broom handy near the summer room. Seal unsealed cement floors and protect with wax for easier cleaning.
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Cain
Manitou MYF Outing In Wichita Mountains Refuge
Manitou Methodist Youth Fellowship held a two day outing in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge with MYF sponsors Mr and Mrs Calvin Doyle guiding participants including Louella Paul Gary Stoll Naren Le roy Rickie Doyle Ellyn Marjean Van Gronigen Shirley Wayne Neugebauer Rose Ann Schritter Ann Ava Jo Hoover Delroy Dean James Ronnie Barnard and Alvin Hoover Andy Van Gronigen among others.
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Manitou
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Manito Methodist Youth Fellowship
MYF
Calvin Doyle
Louella Paul
Gary Stoll
Naren
Leroy
Rickie Doyle
Ellyn
Marjean van Gronigen
Shirley
Wayne Neugebauer
Rose Ann Schritter
Ann
Ava Jo Hoover
Delroy Dean
James
Ronnie Barnard
Mesdames
Alvin Hoover
Andy van Gronigen
The Catch to Having Children Never Ends Worries
A grandmother reflects on parental worry across a child’s life from infancy to marriage. She notes that concern grows with each stage and never fully ends, offering only faith and courage to reduce the habit of anxiety. The piece emphasizes that parenting never provides final calm.
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Jess
Jile
Dental Assistants Have Supper and Plans for Ceremony
Members of the South Dental Assistants Society held a buffet supper and monthly meeting at 6 30 p m the home of Mrs Wendell C Stephenson 101 N 31st President Mrs Stephenson led the session and plans were set for a capping ceremony for new certified dental assistants. The ceremony is scheduled for Sunday August 25 at 2 p m in the Public Service Company home service room 4195 Fifth Two guests Mrs Pat Howard and Miss Zelma Shackelford attended the meeting with members Rita Crabtree Opal Forsyth Emma Stubblefield Rhair Tafolla Pearl Zwick and Miss Anna Lee Zollner present.
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South Dental Dental Assistants’ Society
Wendell C. Stephenson
Stephenson
Public Service Company
Pat Howard
Zelma Shackelford
Rita Crabtree
Opal Foresyth
Emma Stubblefield
Rhair Tafolla
Pearl Zwick
Anna Lee Zollner
Goodwill Rebekah Lodge Plans Events and Sale
During a regular session at Goodwill Rebekah Lodge No. 83 at 8 p.m. in Goodwill Hall Oklahoma City details of a secretary school were announced. Invitations were extended to Unity Rebekah Judge No. 127 for Aug. 16 and to Britton Rebekah Lodge No. 202 and IOOF Lodge No. 498 for Aug. 24 street and conclave. A banquet is planned for Aug. 23 with Mrs. W. Fl. Brown as committee chair. A rummage sale is set for Oct. 5 with Mrs. Brown as chair and contact EL3-5004. A drill practice followed the meeting.
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Goodwill Rebekah Lodge No
Goodwill Hall
Oriole Lodge
Oklahoma City
Blanche VM. Weaver
Rebekah Assembly of Oklahoma
Alford Hennessee
Noble Grand
John Wood
Unity Rebekah Judge No. 127
Britton Rebekah Jodge No
Iooif Lodge No
W. Fl. Brown
J. B. Ledford
Ralph Lucas
Eldon Cowley
Clifford Mills
Baptist Class Has Melon Feast
A watermelon feast and business meeting were held by members of the Bible Learners Sunday School class of First Baptist church at Mrs. Sophia Rowntree’s home in Arlington. Glenn Wilmoth opened with prayer, Mrs. Tom Blankenship led a devotional, and Mrs. Rowntree presided over a brief business meeting. Visitors included H. G. Manning, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Shaw, and Mesdames Jackie Best and Velma Tucker. Members present included H. G. Manning, Ewell Morrow, Bessie Woodall, J. A. Washburn, Hattie Smith, Ruth Gore, Leah Thenning, Elsie Goben, and Anna Laura Short.
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First Baptist Church
Sophia Rowntree
Arlington
Glenn Wilmoth
Tom Blankenship
Rowntree
Glenn Wilmath
H. G. Manning
J. E. Shaw
Mesdames
Jackie Best
Velma Tucker
Ewell Morrow
Bessie Woodall
J. A. Washburn
Hattie Smith
Ruth Gore
Leah Thenning
Elsie Goben
Anna Laura Short
McCartys Return After Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCarty and friends spent a week vacationing at lakes in northeastern Oklahoma. They visited Lake of the Cherokees and Lake Spavinaw near Tulsa and stayed at a cabin on Lake Spavinaw. Accompanying them were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Taylien of Tulsa who also vacationed at the lake.
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Oklahoma
Ralph McCarty
Kinyon
Lake Spavinaw
Tulsa
McCartys
C. W. Taylien
VFW Auxiliary to Hold Memorial Service for Olive Whitehead
A memorial service will be conducted by the Woman's Auxiliary to VFW Post 1193 at p.m. today in the VFW hall 9265 Second. The service honors Sister Olive Whitehead who died recently. A regular meeting led by President Mrs. Frank Barker will follow the joint service. The event is open to the public and all are invited.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Olive Whitehead
Frank Barker
Oklahoma education workshop leaders named in Lawton
Two Lawton teachers Mrs. Lorena Fullerton and Milton Worley were named table chairmen for the Oklahoma Education leadership workshop to be held at Stillwater from Thursday through Saturday. More than 500 educators from Oklahoma are expected to attend. Edna Donley and Dr. James G. Harlow will keynote.
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Lawton
Lorena Fullerton
Milton Worley
Oklahoma
Stillewater
Mary Sue Silk
Lawson High School
Clarence Davis
Cameron College
Edna Donley
Alva
CEA
James G. Harlow
Frontiers of Science Foundation
Scott Home Demonstration Club Elects Officers
Scott Home Demonstration club members elected a new two year slate at a regular meeting at 2 p m in the group home west of the city. Presiding was president Mrs Milford Walker. Officers named were Mrs C J Keller president Mrs Waller vice president Mrs Elmer Sims secretary Miss Heing treasurer and Mrs Earl Austin reporter. Mrs Walker reported on a summer camp in Stillwater and Mrs Keller presented a Jes son titled Our Children's Needs. Other members present included Mesdames Roy Davenport George Horton Jr Bob Morford Jr Perry Moss and E Putney.
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Scott Home Demonstration Club
Kathleen Heinz
City
Milford Walker
C. J. Keller
Waller
Elmer Sims
Heing
Earl Austin
Stillwater
Walker
Jesson
Keller
Mesdames Roy Davenport
George Horton Jr
Bob Morford Jr
Perry Moss
E. Putney
Unity Rebekah Lodge plans anniversary fete
Plans were completed for Unity Rebekah Lodge No. 2121s anniversary party set for August 16 at IOOF hall 10945 D. The session Friday at 8 p.m. was presided by Mrs. Luther Williams noble grand assisted by Mrs. Bill Bates vice grand A 6:30 p.m. dinner preceded a birthday program open to the public Two visitors Mesdames Jess Stanley and Erwin Mitchell plus 21 members attended the social hour.
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Luther Williams
Noble Grand
Bill Bates
IOOF
Mesdames Jess Stanley
Erwin Mitchell
Monroney Urges Federal Aid For Oklahoma Flood Losses
Senator A S Mike Monroney urged the Senate Appropriations Committee to provide federal disaster funds for Oklahoma on an 80 20 cost share. He warned that 33.8 million is needed to restore farm lands and prevent further damage to terraces and runoff structures after spring floods. Senator Kerr supported supplemental aid as well. The damage in Oklahoma was estimated at 4.77 million dollars.
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Washington
A. S
Mike Monroney
Okla
Jony
Senate Appropriations Committee
Oklahoma
Robert S. Kerr
Senate
Monroney
Bid Opening Today on Tulsa Storm Sewer and Street Bonds
Tulsa officials open bids on 2,800,000 dollars in storm sewer and street bonds from 1955 56 elections. About one million funds five major street projects while the rest finances ten storm sewers.
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Tulsa
City Commission
Egyptian court convicts archaeologist for antiquities smuggling
CAIROist-American archaeologist Charles Arthur Moses, from Indian Hills Colorado, is found guilty of trying to smuggle four bags of antiquities out of Egypt and violating currency laws. He is fined 18000 pounds, handed a 12 month suspended sentence, and plans to appeal. He was arrested June 20 at Cairo Airport.
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Charles Arthur Moses
Egypt
Muses
Indian Hills
Colo
Cairo
Modest Brides Detroit Photographers Capture Smiles
Frank C. Storer notes brides often fear the camera saying they will take a terrible picture. His D. D. Spellman Studios has photographed brides for over fifty years in Detroit. The anecdote reflects studio humor about posing for the most important photograph.
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Modest Brides
Detroit
Frank C. Storer
D. D. Spellman Studios
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