Paris Designers Unveil Fall Winter Trends in Rich Fabrics
Paris fashion houses present a diverse fall and winter lineup with fur accents and bold silhouettes. Upward collars, hooded necklines, roomy topcoats, and feathered embroidery define the luxe look. Designers like Heim Chanel Saint-Laurent Griffe showcase sleeve revivals and jeweled evening wear.
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Paris
Louis Feraud
Pars
Lanvin
Couture
Heim
Chanel
Saint-Laurent
Griffe
Boldini
Robin Hood
Cardin’s
Saint-Laurent’s
Laroche
Ricci
Asher
Besson
Dear Abby Advice Column Read by Readers
Abby answers readers with blunt guidance on family tension pets and marriage misfits. A discouraged teen laments parental fault, a neighbor complains about a noisy dog, and a wife seeks dinner-time harmony with her husband.
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Abby
Dunns Mark 60th Year Of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Will B Dunn celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a family reunion at their Manitou home. They wed in 1903 in Columbia Tennessee and moved to Oklahoma in 1916, later retiring in 1956. They have five children, 14 grandchildren, 36 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren.
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Will B. Dunn
Manitou
Columbia
Tex
W. Grover Dunn
Hobbs
N.M
James L. Dunn
Fort Smith
Ark
Pete
A.B.) Conner
Napa
Calif
Odie L. Dunn
Albuquerque
Dunn
Robert Anderson
Eli Barrett
Wichita Falls
T. W. Early
Tommy Blakley
Fd Moeller
Frederick
Lavern Sears
Clinton
R. L. McKelvy
Dee Adams
Jeff Roark
Noel George
Glen Dunn
Lawton
Lois Class Social at Trinity Baptist Church
The Lois Sunday school class held a business meeting and social at Mrs. Minnie Van Hoozer’s home. Mrs. Agnes Mitchell led prayer, Mrs. Esther Worth gave the devotional Take Time to Pray, and Mrs. Carl Capshaw conducted the meeting. Guests included E M Compton, Bell Clapton, Agnes Mitchell, Marie Sharp, and Ruth Elien Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Trinity Baptist Church
Minnie van Hoozer
Agnes Mitchell
Esther Worth
Carl Capshaw
Charles Hockenberry
E. M. Compton
Bell Clapton
Beaver Valley Club Elects New Officials
LETITIA Special Mrs. Billy Glass was elected president of the Beaver Valley Home Demonstration club at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Edd Clarke. Elected as vice president was Mrs. FE J. Schram and as secretary treasurer was Mrs. A. Dayton. They planned a county fair exhibit for Sept. 12-14 and discussed a homemakers conference trip.
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Letitia
Billy Glass
Beaver Valley Home Demonstration Club
Edd Clarke
FE. J. Schram
A. Dayton
Juanita Peters
Dayton
Stillwater
Schram
Peters
Miss Peters
FE. F. Clarke
Battalion Wives Host Coffee and Bridge Club Meeting
Officers Wives of the 2nd Howitzer Battalion 175th Artillery hosted a coffee at 2815 N. 24th with Mrs. Ralph C. Little and Mrs. Thomas P. Ross presiding. The bridge club attendees later gathered for an afternoon with iced tea, lemonade, and coffee.
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175Th Artillery
Ralph C. Little
Thomas P. Ross
Skidmore
Alderman
Robert J. Willie
Gilliland
Taylor
Hoffman
Jesse F. Jones
Bridge Club
Lucas Road
Class Wives Elect Officers for 5A43 Officers
Mrs. Gerald N. Cameron was elected president of Wives of members of class 5A43 Officers Candidate School. Mrs. William M. Noe was chosen secretary treasurer. The meeting in Lanyard lounge featured a fashion show with garments from Lucille's. Several hosts and guests attended and future events included a graduation parade and ball on September 2 and 3.
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Gerald N. Cameron
Lanyard
William M. Noe
Pym
Laucille
Sidney B. Walker
Norman Knoff
Raymond Lingo
John L. Vaught
Thomas M. Saunders
Jimmy J. Smith
Eugene L. Bumann
Errol Everson
Vaught
Smith
Germain H. Gersbach
William B. Graves
Ronald Weccas
Leroy R. Dayton
Hanford Reed
Hayes Banks
Local Club Calendars Face Evening Meetings
Calendar items list events across Lawton area clubs including Tennis Association at 8 p.m. and VFW post 119% activities at 926 S Second. Sub Deb Club hosts Susan Hayes at 7 30 p m, Central Baptist WMU plans a 9 a m meeting with covered dish lunch. Senior Citizens gather at Museum of the Great Plains at 7 p m. Bear Heights Women meet at 7 30 p m in church parlor. Charity Chapter 507 CES begins at 7 45 p m in Masonic temple. Ladies Auxiliary to VFW post 1193 meets at 8 p m in the VFW building.
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Susan Hayes
Atlanta
Central Baptist
WMU
Senior Citizens Club
Museum of the
Personal Notes From Central State and Area Families
Miss Freddie MacKinnear, a Central State college student in Edmond, visits sister Mrs Glenn Dunn at 4 Green Meadow Drive. Jeffrey Don is the name chosen for the son of Mr and Mrs Don Allred born Aug 16 in Lubbock weighing 7 pounds. Allreds are Texas Tech seniors. Grandparents and relatives visit Camp Classen near Davis. Pershing Home Demonstration club members plan a watermelon social at 6 30 p m Friday at Mrs Floyd Millers 1411 Arlington.
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Freddie MacKinnear
Central State College
Edmond
Glenn Dunn
Greenmeadow Drive
Jeffrey Don
Don Allred
Labbock
Tex
Mr. Allred
Texas Tech College
Lubbock
W. R. Cooter
Bell
John Allred
Raymond Reeves
Lillie McCord
Arlington
Elmer Rumage
Roosevelt
David Gallagher
Taft
Camp Classen
Davis
Rummage
Gallagher
Grady Hopkins
Robert Carroll
Bobby
Oklahoma City
King Hinnett
Cynthia
Pamela
King Jr
Dallas
Pershing Home Demonstration Club
Floyd Miller
Jefferson PTA Unit Board Plans New Year
The Jefferson PTA executive board met at Mrs. James F Alexander’s home. They proposed speakers for the upcoming unit meeting and discussed more diversified devotions. Mrs. Ramon Anderson reported the unit earned a Golden Oak membership certificate. Plans to register members Friday were announced. The first unit meeting is set for 7 30 p.m. Monday Sept. 9 in the school auditorium with refreshments after. Mrs. Paul Madden was named new study group chairman.
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Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association
James F. Alexander
Alexander
Ramon Anderson
Jefferson Unit
Lenwood Smith
PTA
Paul Madden
Bertie Carrick
Dale Adair
Edward Hunt
Joseph Hill
Edward Whitely
Leon Nix
Gene Williams
Gunnery Branch Wives Host Morning Coffee Social
Wives of officers from Gunnery Branch C gathered at Mrs J L Gardella’s home 2201 Williams for a morning coffee. Guests sipped pastries from a lace covered table with a blue undercloth and artificial flower centerpiece. several named attendees joined in the social.
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J. L. Gardella
Williams
Gardella
Fort Sill
J. W. Martin
J. W Porter
E. C. Riley
Furry Fill-Ins Hit Fashion News
Furry fill-ins become a hot trend with turtle-neck dickies in leo pard mink and sable to be worn under collarless jackets and coats. Local designers emphasize luxe textures and bold contrasts as winter outerwear evolves.
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Liz
William F. Skidmore
214Th Artillery Group
Robert L. Alderman
Wayne D. Taylor
Officers Wives Club
Wesley Skates
Robert E. Highland
Battalion
Lowell M. Gilliland
Richard F. Hoffman
Lawton Tennis Association
Charles W. Jennings
N. 35Th
VFW
S. Second
P.m
Arenee
Beauticians
S.W
Oklahoma
Lawton Beauty School
Sheridan Road
Free
Lacy
Hickory Inn
Steak House
Gore EL
U P.M
K.C
U. S
Cache Road
Bat Aldwin
Sockwell Piano and Organ CO
Baldwin — Hamilton
Aerosonic
Howard
Baldwin Organs
PTA Unit Board
Sealy
Wolverton’s
Ronald Lyons
Ascot
England
Bill & Jerry's
Lawton Brace and Appliance
School of the Dance
Dial EL
Gore Bivd
Gore
Sheridan Rd
Waggoner Ome Furnishings
Liliane Louise
School of Dance
Dacrons
Rainey’s
Drapery Mart
Rainey’s Drapery
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