Junior High Yule Party Draws 700 Students
The Storey and Barton School of the Dance presented a six-number floor show during the annual Junior High student council Christmas party attended by over 700 students. Mrs D L Wigington led as general chairman with Kay Haines and Ben Ansley Jr assisting. Activities included seventh grade games, an So Dear to My Heart film, dancing in the gym, and extensive decorations and refreshments managed by a long list of parents and teachers led by Ed Earl Young and Elizabeth Porter. Santa helper Randy Collier oversaw toy collection for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storey & Barton School
D. L. Wigington
Kay Haines
Ben Ansley Jr
Jess Forbess
James Barnett
Jim Miller
Billy Hill
James Paul King
Bryan Foster
Charles Best
Wigington
Earl Young
Mesdames Frank Countryman
W. J. Porter
Vivian Nemecek
Trenton Porter
Elizabeth Porter
J. D. Howard
Billy Stamps
W. A. Buxton
Mesdames
Ben Ansley
Maurice Elledge
Frankie Ledbetter
Susie Hyden
Karen Denison
Mesdames W. I. Greer
Jay Dee Fountain
Bill Cox
Taft Haithcock
Randy Collier
Santa Claus
Bill Webb
Gray O. Phleeger
Thad Martin
Gary Anderson
Robert Pierce
Elizabeth Rodgers
Sears & Roebuck staff hold Christmas breakfast
Mrs J E Ray oversaw arrangements as Sears and Roebuck lingerie and baby departments employees met at 9 30 a m Thursday for a Christmas breakfast at Carl's restaurant 1306 Sheridan Road Attending were Mesdames P S Parkhill H B Kay G H Reynolds Edna Faulkner Lorene Nunn W A Zimmerman Dick Coleman and W C Bruner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Ray
Sears & Roebuck Company
Carl’s
Sheridan Road
Mesdames P. S. Parkhill
H. B. Kay
G. H. Reynolds
Edna Faulkner
Lorene Nunn
W. A. Zimmerman
Dick Coleman
W. C. Bruner
Circle VII Christmas Party at Centenary WSCS
Mrs. Joe M. Ford led a devotional titled Let's Keep Christmas as Circle VII of Centenary Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service held a Christmas party at 833 N 32nd Street at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Co-hostesses were Mesdames Seaman Jones and O. M. Southwick with Hugh Horn delivering a prayer. Guests included WSCS president Mrs. Shirley Williamson and pastor's wife Mrs. J. Walter Brewers Jr. Others present were many area ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe M. Ford
Circle VII
Centenary Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service
Weldon Smith
Mesdames
Seaman Jones
O. M. Southwick
Hugh Horn
Joe Lansden
Shirley Williamson
WSCS
J. Walter Brewers Jr
Mesdames Burl Clanton
Jack Cummins
Charles Harvey
W. A. Munson
Paul Powell
Orvis Rigsby
Charles Sparks
John Whitcomb
Jess Barnes
James Scherer
Carrol Patton
Terry Condrey
Carl la Roache
Freshman Class Feted At Party At McCary Farm Home
Chattanooga special report describes a Christmas party for the freshman class highlighted by moving pictures. Games led to a gift exchange beside a greenery centerpiece and a lit Christmas tree. Attending were Eva Horn the sponsor Bill Watson and wife with son Mike class mascot Gary Don Bentley Alfred Calhoun Myrna Godfrey and other students Georgia Ann Goodknight Wanda Gardner Brenda Greb Larry Jones Patsy Meece Donna Gail Roskam Courtney Smith Calvin Stoll Georgia Taylor and Mary Jean Washburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Jack McCary
Eva Horn
Bill Watson
Mike
Gary Don Bentley
Alfred Calhoun
Myrna Godfrey
Georgia Ann Goodknight
Wanda Gardner
Brenda Greb
Larry Jones
Patsy Meece
Donna Gail Roskam
Courtney Smith
Calvin Stoll
Georgia Taylor
Mary Jean Washburn
Turkey Dinner Given For Seniors
Guest list included Yale season reminders as Mr and Mrs Jake Stoll hosted the Chattanooga high school senior class turkey dinner at the Stoll farm. Gifts were exchanged with class parents George Stauffer and Gerald Gravlee and faculty sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Jake Stoll
Chattanooga High School
Stoll
George Stauffer
Gerald Gravlee
Anna Marie
Elsie Fisher
Ernani Lou Greb
Nancy Goeringer
Jerry Hofacker
Deana Kelley
Lester
Charlene Ochsner
Ned Patton
Dalton Peters
Cleveland Regan
Dick Schumpert
Joe Stuckey
Bob Smith
Mattie Stoll
Melba Taylor
Phil Washburn
Plans Outlined For Polio Drive
Polio drive plans announced for 1956 feature Blue Crutch day from January 3. IOOF and Rebekah lodges met at Claudia's Drive Inn to organize a kick off breakfast at the Lawton cafe and assign district duties. R. E. Tallent chaired the session with Mrs. John Brooks and lodge representatives from Lawton Theta Rho, Unity 121 and IOOF 71 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOOF
Rebekah
Claudia’s Drive
R. E. Tallent
Comanche County
Odd Fellow
Lawton
Mrs D English Club Hostess Night at Home Meeting
Mrs. Jim Recer, president, welcomed new member Mrs. Jack Morehead as Mary Swartz Rose club gathered at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. Harold English 814 Euclid. Games and a gift exchange occurred with refreshments on a green cloth table, with guest Mrs. Abe Stein of St. Paul Minn. and members Mrs. Edward Blunck Mrs. E L Godwin Mrs. C R Harvey Mrs. Harvey trouse Mr. Kenneth Kaspereit Mr. Charles Kelsey Mr. Chester McCord Mr. W S McKinzey Mrs L W Ozier Mr. Sam Stein Mrs. Wendell Sullivan Mrs. Edwin Rumbaugh and Rex Beall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Recer
Jack Morehead
Mary Swartz Rose Club
Harold English
Euclid
Abe Stein
St. Paul
Minn
Edward Blunck
E. L. Godwin
C. R. Harvey
Harvey Trouse
Kenneth Kaspereit
Charles Kelsey
Chester McCord
W. S. McKinzey
L. W. Ozier
Sam Stein
Wendell Sullivan
Edwin Rumbaugh
Rex Beall
Highland WSCS Meets For Study
Highland Park Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at 402 S. 23rd Place the home of Mrs. J. R. Glass. Mrs. Glass presided over a brief business session then Mrs. Ward presented a devotional A Lamp Unto Thy Feet. Next meeting set for Jan 10 at Mrs. Glen Simms.Refreshments followed gifts and games with Jewel Jones R. W. Pitt Arthur Pettijohn and Neal Burk noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Ward
Highland Park Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
J. R. Glass
S. 23Rd Place
Glen Simms
Mesdames Jewel Jones
R. W. Pitt
Arthur Pettijohn
Neal Burk
Snyder School Tax Ruling Appealed
Oklahoma City The attorney general and the Kiowa County attorney asked the state Supreme Court to reverse a Tax Review ruling that Snyder school district cannot levy the full 5 mills for emergency money. The case, initiated by the St Louis-San Francisco Railway, could affect other districts using a five mill levy to cover transportation costs. The Tax Review Court ordered Snyder to remove transportation from its emergency budget, cutting the levy by 1.61 mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Attorney General's Office
Kiowa County
State Supreme Court
State Court of Tax Review
Snyder
St. Louis
Holiday Cranberry Orange Relish Tip
A practical tip advises using a food chopper to mince four cups of fresh cranberries and two seeded free oranges. Mix in two cups of sugar, then freeze the relish in ice trays and cut into squares to serve atop salad greens.
Beautiful 3 Bedroom Home on Morford Hills
A spacious three bedroom residence at 3314 Morford Hills features a large wood-panel den two tile baths with colored fixtures central heating and refrigerated air conditioning a two car garage and a built in electric kitchen on a large lot. Call for details.
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Morford Hills
Call
Chatty Schools Are Commended in Chattanooga
Ed Meece and George Bohl received a report from W. J. Bonner praising Chattanooga public schools after his visit. The district earned 22 accredited units this year, up from 19 last year, with additions including libraries, science equipment, 125 folding chairs, 16mm projectors, new classroom tables, steel lockers, a new bus, home economics gear, and painting of elementary rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Ed Meece
Chattanooga Public Schools
George Bohl
W. J. Bonner
Chattanooga Church To Get New Exterior Wall Finish
Plans are under way to refinish the outside plastered walls of the Chattanooga Church of Christ within the next few weeks. Refinishing of all walls and ceilings in classrooms and the main church auditorium has just been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Church of Christ
Indiahoma Tractor Winner Named In FFA Contest
Allison Bennett of Indiahoma FFA has been named winner of the chapter tractor operator contest and will compete in county contests next month. Bruce Nelson, the chapter advisor, notes Bennett won the written exam and will enter February’s county elimination with plowing and tractor operation. The state champion will be decided in April at Stillwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiahoma
Allison Bennett
Indiahoma Ffa
Ford Tractor Dealers of Oklahoma
Bruce Nelson
Bennett
Stillwater
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wscs Circle VII
D. English
Highland Wscs
J. A. Pannell
Everett Thompson Plumbing
Olsen-Stelzer
Tregos
H-Bar-C
Lawton Boot & Western
Glenn Fuqua
Television Center
Southwest
Southwest Radio and Sound
4Th & E
Clara Boucher
Clara A. Boucher
Church of God
E.T. Curtsinger
Highland Cemetery
Ritter Funeral
Hugh H. Davis
San Bernardino
Calif
Davis
Frederick
1815
Andrews
Oregon
Ritter Funeral Home
Edna Lou
Terry C
Donnie C
R. F. Davis
Mangum
Clayton Edward
Florida
Sunshine Bowmer
Hillsboro
M. V. Shaw
Dearborn
Lawton Funeral Home
H. Tom Wiles
First Baptist Church
Shaw
Oklahoma Emergency Relief Board
Mary Pokorny
Tupelo
Miss
Lillian Andrews
Ladonia
Texas
Oklahoma
Erick
Mountain View
Lillian
Pokorny
O. B. Grimmett
Altus
Buster Shaw
Ankara
Turkey
Southwestern Radio & Sound
Oldsmobile
Anse Christ
Furniture Mart
E Avenue
Indiahoma Tractor
Geanzee
Insurors Realtors
Roach
C Ave
ES Silverfish
Cache Road Super Market Furniture Co
Cache Road
Cotton Electric
C Avenue
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