Golden Rule Class Holds Yule Supper
The First Baptist Golden Rule class hosted a covered-dish Yule supper at the homes of Mrs. Helen Best and Mrs. Maggie Daulton at 913 Columbia. Gifts were exchanged and a class gift was presented to teacher Mrs. Helen Gilley. Attendees included numerous named members and one guest, Miss Kay Lynn Best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Best
Maggie Daulton
Columbia
Helen Gilley
Madge Travis
Emma_ Burnett
Zelma Shackelford
Beatrice Hoover
Velma Nelson
Allie Mae Cooter
Gilley
Ella Buchwald
Dora Wilcox
Lillian Ward
Nell Franklin
Ruth Stanard
Juanita Mitchell
Irene Lawrence
Ann Argo
Opal J. Foresyth
Elizabeth Lewellen
Edna Moir
Sally Silvers
Gladys Robbins
Bonnie Paine
Blanche Beavers
Betty Provine
Eula Fraser
Mary Jane Brown
Elizabeth Sullivan
Oletha Henry
Kay Lynn Best
Petunia Garden Club Hosts Christmas Coffee at Ramey Home
The Petunia Garden Club held a holiday coffee at Mrs. H. H. Ramey’s 738 North 31st Street with hostesses Mrs. L. W. Ledgerwood Mrs. Jack Sharp and Mrs. W. M. Aaron. Leon Cole and Clarence Soper served hot punch. the gift exchange centered on a program titled Flowers and People of the Holy Land presented by Mrs. Pete Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Ramey
N. 31St
Petunia Garden Club
L. W. Ledgerwood
Jack Sharp
W. M. Aaron
Leon Cole
Clarence Soper
The
Holy Land
Pete Becker
Becker
Israel
Arab Lands
Bertha Spafford Vester
Jerusalem
James Bates
Kenneth Davis
J. Roy Dunning
T. A. Dyer
T. C. Mason
Tom Oliver
W. H. Parsons
Kloster Powell
George Thorpe
Joe Mc. Donald
G. H. True
James France
John White
Two Entertain Club Hosts Christmas Luncheon
Mrs. W. F. Griswold and Mrs. Roy Stephens co hosted the Domestic Science club lunch and Christmas party at the Griswold home 402 Morford Drive. Nora Maling spoke on creating a holiday wonderland and Holly berry punch was served. new member H. P. Brady was welcomed as attendees included many club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Griswold
Roy Stephens
Domestic Science Club
Donald Angus
Douglas Bailey
Elmer Bauman
Allen J. Bilbrey
Burl Cagle
Sam Chapman
Tom Chapman
Albert Childs
Leon L. Cole
Ed L. Dewey
J. Roy Dunning
John G. Erwin
Murray Gilbert
Elman Haines
Bruce Lucas
R. B. McCoy
Emmett L. McKee
W. S. Parish Jr
Kloster Powell
Grover Ralston
Joe Reed
Warren Smith
Clarence Soper
Roy Stafford
Tommie L. Stanford
Mrs Buttram Heads Union Auxiliary Officers 1964
The Amalga mated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Local 214 elected new officers for 1964 with Mrs Edmond Buttram as president and Mrs Ewing Cox as vice president. Other officers include Mrs Harold Cunningham treasurer Mrs Tom Williams secretary and Mrs Leonard Nix chaplain. Installation planned for January and baskets for needy families discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
Edmond Buttram
Ewing Cox
Harold Cunningham
Tom Williams
Leonard Nix
Claude Brazzel
Tom Clanton
Advance Blood Credit
Union and Auxiliary
Union
Geronimo Civic Group Elects Officers At Meeting
In Geronimo the Civic Beautification group elected Elwood Mallow as vice president Paul Elkins as grounds chairman and Howard James as refreshment chairman to fill resignations A prior session named Phillips as secretary treasurer Harold McNeil as historian Rev Bobby Bartosovsky as building chairman Dale Brennan as grass burning chairman and Leslie Werger as clean-up chair An upcoming Jan 2 meeting was noted with several members present at the morning gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Mallow
Geronimo Civic Beautification Group
Paul Elkins
Grounds
Howard James
Clarence Phillips
Geronimo
Phillips
Harold McNeil
Bobby Bartosovsky
Dale Brennan
Leslie Werger
Weldon Storm
Brennan
J. W. Sweetin
Jack Crow
McNeil
Marvin Baughman
E. 0. Ledford
Elkins
Ten Books Added to Swinney PTA Shelf
Swinney PTA adds ten new volumes to the shelf. Mrs Wayne Smith presided and reported a unit of 290 members with a treasury balance of 1253.17 dollars. Charles Pettit urged committees and officers to submit plans. Next study group Jan 16 at Mrs Smith’s home. Ross Demas aided by Salvation Army for the community in gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinney Pta
PTA
Wayne Smith
Treasury
Charles Pettit
Baltimore
Ross Demas
Howell PTA Social Calendar and VFW Events
The Howell PTA holds a business meeting and Christmas auditorium event at 7 30 p m. VFW Post 1193 and Auxiliary host games at the VFW building 926 Second 8 p m Saturday. Girls Drill Team practice at 92 percent S Second 9 a m Lawton chapter Daughters of the American Museum of the Great Plains 1 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Pta
VFW
Lawton
Daughters of the American Museum of the Great Plains
Sauce for Ham Recipe Fragment
A fragmented line references a sauce for ham described as excellent. The text repeats nonsensical phrases and lacks clear names, places, or quantities.
Candy Stripers Receive Christmas Recognition at Southwestern
Candy stripers at Southwestern Hospital gathered for a Christmas party at 1913 Cherry Street. Grace Wilson earned 300 hours, Glenda Wood 200 hours, Ginger Thorpe 150 hours, and ae Brister 50 hours. Mrs. B L Kelly, director of the hospital auxiliary, awarded each a Christmas favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Hospital
Cherry
Grace Wilson
Glenda Wood
Ginger Thorpe
Ae Brister
B. L. Kelly
Area Couple To Exchange Vows In Cement Saturday
Miss Alice Lavelle Talbert of Cement and David Arthur Ladyman of Chickasha will wed Saturday night at 7:30 in the Talberts home. Rev. Fred Sizemore will officiate. Maid of honor is Delverette Talbert. best man Larry McCulley. Talbert is a 1962 Cement HS grad and Oklahoma School of Banking graduate. Ladyman attended Ninnekah and Chickasha schools and works for Mabel Homes in Chickasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cement
Alice Lavelle Talbert
S. C. Talbert
David Arthur Ladyman
A. D. Ladyman
Chickasha
Fred Sizemore
Cement Church of Christ
Delverette Talbert
Larry McCulley
Cement High School
Bata Club
Oklahoma School of Banking
Oklahoma City
Ladyman
Ninnekah
Future Farmers of America
Mabel Homes
Christmas Party at Burnett Home Hosted by TEL Class
The First Baptist TEL class held a Christmas party at Mrs. L. E. Burnett’s home, with Group 3 hostesses. Gifts were exchanged under a large tree, prayers and poems shared, and refreshments served to a long list of members and two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
L. E. Burnett
Conway Garner
Presid
G. C. Lowe
Jake Witzel
Garner
Clyde Stephens
Ed Callahan
B. D. Wood
J. E. Bradford
W. R. Jerrell
Henry Harvey
Robert Gray
Claude R. Watson
Charles Amburgey
Mike Brandon
Glenn Zea
Herbert Woesner
Dewey Sutton
Pearl Hannington
L. E. Adams
R. H. Hefner
George Rosser
Stanley B. McCurdy
Ken Watkins
Wayne Gipson
Irene Welch
FHA Holiday Party Brings Moms and Members Together
The Eisenhower chapter of Future Homemakers of America hosted a Christmas party in the home making department with 17 mothers as guests. Kathy Myers led arrangements while Glenda Roscoe presided over readings and Teddie Grelliam, Barbara De Vellis, and Shirley Hughes conducted carols. Santa, played by J. B. Clemons, and a crowd of over 100 FHA members, mothers, and three children enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower Chapter
Future Homemakers of America
Kathy Myers
Glenda Roscoe
Me Roper
Teddie Grelliam
Barbara DeVellis
Shirley Hughes
FHA
Santa
J. B. Clemons
Rob
Idea for Salad Grapefruit Celery in Gelatin
Cut grapefruit sections and diced celery form a simple pair to brighten a lemon flavored clear gelatin salad. Serve the salad with greens and Roquefort or Blue Cheese dressing for a tangy finish.
Dishes for Souffle Bakeware Tips
Souffles rise best in dishes with straight sides. Use straight sided ramekins or dishes to ensure even heat and well defined edges. Avoid sloped sides which can affect rising height and texture, keeping batter height uniform for a tall, airy souffle.
Wives of Battery A Guests at Coffee Hostess
Wives of enlisted men from Battery A of the 2nd Howitzer Battalion, 17th Artillery, attended a Tuesday coffee at Mrs. Edward MacDonald’s home, 5320 NW Glenn. Refreshments featured pink and white decor with an arrangement of mothers in law tongues and philodendrons. Newcomers welcomed were Mrs. Marion Little, Mrs. Steven Fletcher, Mrs. Frank Sisk, and Mrs. Bruce Smale. The next gathering is Jan 15 at Mrs. R. E. Johnston’s home, 3509 Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
17Th Artillery
Edward MacDonald
Glenn
Dennis Harrison
Robert Richmond
R. E. Johnston
Lincoln
Marion Little
Steven Flecher
Frank Sisk
Bruce Smale
R. J. Peterson
Jack Hudson
Lloyd Johnson Jr
Ronald Aron
Carl Eddington Jr
Raymond Deemer
E. P. Vincenti
Jackoe
Richard Darry
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Oklahoma
Hickory Inn Steak House
Gore EL
Salvation Army
Heeless
Mrs. MacDonald
Sill Wives
Marylin Miller Cosmetics
Edna Hennessee
Heart of Organ & Piano Studio
S. Sheridan Road
Mystery Western
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