Diana Dorr Youngest Female Helicopter Pilot Prospect
Diana Dorr, 17, becomes one of the nation’s youngest helicopter pilots after nine hours of training and earning private, multi engine, and hot air balloon licenses. She aims to be a lady astronaut while her family flies widely, including trips to Idaho and Mexico. She plans UC Berkeley study and works summers for IBM.
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Malibu
Calif
Diana Dorr
Miss Dorr
Diana
Idaho
Salmon River
Mexico
Johnny
Danny
Kenny
International Business Machines Corp
Ewing
Santa Monica High School
University of California At Berkeley
Guild Attends Lawn Picnic at Centenary Church
Mrs. Audie Umphers hosted a cov ered fish picnic for the Wesleyan Service Guild of Centenary Methodist with district secretary Miss Oletha Wildey as guest. The district seminar will be held in the Little Chapel of Centenary Methodist and books and handbooks will be for sale. Other guests and active members are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audie Umphers
N. 23Rd Pl
Wesleyan Service Guild
Centenary Methodist Church
Oletha Wildey
Little Chapel
Centenary Methodist
al Knowton
Dorothy Medford
el- Bowman
N. B. Hines
G. L. Brown
Louise Agnew
Marydell Sims
Thelma Talla
Blanche Graham
Helen Hackett
Helen Elliott
Margaret Spencer
Sally Sims
Fern Cassel
Leta Louie Smith
Coffee Hostess Meeting Plans September Officers’ Party
Mrs Stearns hosted a Basic Branch Gunnery Department wives coffee at Fort Sill 1367A Lee Rd. Fort Sill. The session led by Mrs Stearns outlined plans for an officers and wives party in September. Welcomes and attendees listed. Velvet fashion note follows with pastel velvet trend for spring among Washington elites.
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Clarence L. Stearns
Lee Rd
Fort Sill
Stearns
B. B. Smith
Martin Stanton
J. E. Harris
C. H. Burton
G. L. Cates
M. C. Cornell
R. J. Hallada
C. A. Laffitte
C. E. McDaniel
J. W. Miller
C. P. Moore
P. E. Roush
J. F. Russo
R. L. Spence
E. H. Wiler
R. J. Woolever
Ewing and Wilson Prepare for Methodist Wedding
Linda Ewing and Clarence Stephen Wilson plan to wed at 7 p.m. today at First Methodist Church in Lawton. Ewing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ewing of 412 Dearborn, and Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Wilson of Rt. 4 Lawton, will reside in Norman and attend the University of Oklahoma.
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Miss Linda Ewing
Clarence Stephen Wilson
At & P.m
First Methodist Church
27Th
Wesley
Miss Ewing
Elmer Ewing
Dearborn
Mr. Wilson
George S. Wilson
Rt. 4
Lawton
Norman
University of Oklahoma
Mrs. Jenson Heads Howell PTA After Board Meeting
Mrs. Jenson, former first vice president, was elected president of the Howell Parent-Teacher Association replacing Mrs. George Moffett who moved. Mrs. John Waldrop is new first vice president and Alfred Hudson becomes secretary. Enrollment day for students at the elementary school is set for Friday August 30.
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Robert Jenson
Howell Parent-Teacher Association
D. J. Collier
Bobby Cox
Richard Davies
John Roberson
Raymond Miller
M. L. Keiley
Elmer Whitsett
C. J. Shields
Howell
Patio Supper Honors Mrs. Calvin Mefford in Dayton
Mrs. Calvin Mefford of Dayton Ohio was honored at a patio supper hosted by Mrs. B F Conley Jr at 121 T21 N 32nd She is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs G E Stuart 36 Breil Attendees included Opal Forsyth Michael Ginish James Mullin D A Becker Leon Darden Eno Hallman Anna L Zollner Wendell Stephenson Patricia Howard Gilbert Crabtree and Harold Paxton.
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Calvin Mefford
Dayton
Ohio
B. F. Conley Jr
Mefford
G. E. Stuart
Breil
Opal Foresyth
Michael Ginish
James Mullin
D. A. Becker
Leon Darden
Eno Hallman
Anna L. Z
Coffee event at Fort Sill Officers Club patio
The Fort Sill 4th Group coffee gathering drew 42 guests in the Officers Club patio. Wives of officers from the 1st Missile Battalion, 18th Artillery hosted with coffee, iced tea, and doughnuts served. Mrs. Stuart Jillson, wife of the group commander, welcomed newcomers and spoke of upcoming group events while jars of homemade preserves were awarded as prizes.
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Fort Sill
18Th Artillery
Stuart Jillson
Taft P-TA Board Plans Open House
Taft elementary school Par ent-Teacher association executives met in the teachers lounge and planned an open house for September 9 at 7 30 p m Mrs Robert O Kelly hospitality chair man will oversee refreshments twelve members attended the meeting
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Taft Elementary School
Parent-Teacher Association
Robert O'Kelly
Sew and So Club Hostess Evening Meeting
Mrs Ray Wiatt hosted the Sew and So club at her home with attendees including Mrs M W Goodman Mrs Carl Benson Mrs George Levite Mrs M T Wilhite Mrs Dan Simmons Mrs Leonard Jones Mrs Tom Q Man or Mrs Bobby Crews Mrs L L Dunlop and Miss Louise Smith A Senior Citizens club meeting is set for 7 pm Tuesday at the Museum of the Great Plains.
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Ray Wiatt
M. W. Goodman
Carl Benson
George Levite
M. T. Wilhite
Dan Simmons
Leonard Jones
Tom Q. Manor
Bobby Crews
L. L. Dunlop
Louise Smith
Senior Citizens Club
Museum of the Great Plains
Evening dress trends advance with long trains
The article notes new evening and dinner dresses feature trains from 122 to 18 inches long. It recommends wearing them with an unstudied air and adopting a wide-eyed, shining look this fall. The heavy-lidded style is out of fashion.
Swinney P T A Sets 1903 04 Topic at Meeting
Swinney school Parent Teacher Association selects Children are a Growing Concern as the year study topic and votes to add the study group to the yearbook. Plans for enrollment day Aug 30 and the first PTA meeting Sept 9 were announced along with officer and committee remarks.
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Swinney School
Parent- Teacher Association
Wayne Smith
Baltimore
Codent
Donald Torbert
Christina Swanson
Gid Hampton
C. H. Rushing
PTA
Ted Horton
Jasper Grigg
Hubert McGuffin
John Dawson
Bob Jones
Marvin Trope
Ray Brown
Ross Demas
Charles Pettit
Bob Bodenhamer
Jim Vineyard
H. S. Ross Jr
Club Provides Rides To Polls For Bond Election
Club plans to offer rides to the polls for the September 24 bond election at a meeting hosted by Jan Little. They also set a bake sale for Saturday starting at am in front of Anthony's downtown, with coffee for sale.
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Jan Little
Anthony
Pat Angus
Ann Mitchell
Sally Wicker
Linda Harring
Paula Wilson
Nancy George
Jody Howard
Mary Margaret Newcomb
Jane Anne Gentry
Karol King
Susan Currell
Susie Morris
Pam Price
Linda Jenkins
Cindy Needham
Stephanie Jones
Kathy Hedges
Karen Baker
Merv Worthen
Vicki Adair
Barbara Perry
Kathy Freeman
Connie Newman
Susy Drewry
Mrs Lee Hunter Feted At Coffee Farewell
Mrs Lee Hunter was honored at a farewell coffee hosted by Mrs C E F Sanders at 315 N 35th. Assisting were Mrs Tiff Autry Mrs Finis Kendrick and Mrs Cecil Baker. About 50 guests attended as the Hunters move to Edmond to become house parents with Boys Ranch Town.
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Lee Hunter
C. EF. Sanders
Tiff Autry
Finis Kendrick
Cecil Baker
Leon Callahan
W. D. Seright
J. T. Neal
A. L. Stringer
Hunter
Edmond
Boys Ranch Town
Wives Hold Fort Sill Coffee Club Meeting
Wives of officers from the 2nd Howitzer Battalion 31st Artillery met at Mrs. Albert Hendersons Fort Sill home for a business session. They announced the 41st Group coffee on August 27 and the Officers Wives Club luncheon on September 6. Mrs. A E McCoy was named thrift shop representative and hostess for the September 18 coffee.
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2Nd Howitzer Batalion
31St Artillery
Albert Henderson
Lauman
Fort Sill
Officers Wives Club
A. E. McCoy
Dobson
Lester Rd
Ronald Funderburk
Robert Swanagan
Marion Ernest
Darry Willison
Robert Smith
Thomas Warner
Richard Merges
David Dantscher
Howard Boston
Alexis Perez
Donald Albertson
Carnation Camp Holds Fish Fry At Miller Home
Royal Neighbors of America No. 3969 hosted a fish fry on the Miller home lawn at 1411 Arlington. Mrs. W. D. White gave the invocation followed by a brief business meeting led by oracle Mrs. C. C. Weatherford. New members Neva Aubrey Ray Allison and Prime Payette joined. evening included canasta and socializing with husbands as guests.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Floyd Miller
Arlington
W. D. White
C. C. Weatherford
Oracle
Neva Aubrey
Ray Allison
Prime Payette
Dear Abby column letters on motherhood adoption and teen gender
A reader defends adoption as blessing and motherhood while urging recognition of adoptive children. A teen questions a friend dressing in his mother's clothes and seeks guidance. A writer contests medical limits on birth and cites a 70 year old who gave birth, closing with postal clipping.
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Abby
Dr. K
Nigeria
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LYM
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Dear Shook
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