Red Barn Players Launch Ticket Sale for Night Must Fall
Tickets go on sale for Red Barn Players next production Night Must Fall set February 7 to 9 at Red Barn Fort Sill. Priced at 1 dollar, tickets available at AB Drug and Boulevard Pharmacy Lawton Service clubs and Fort Sill officers clubs. Col Frank Street president producer Emlyn Williams spine tingling mystery directed by Charlies Kimball with Helen Street assisting. If not sold beforehand, tickets will be sold at the door each night.
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Red Barn
Fort Sill
AB Drug Store
Boulevard Pharmacy
Lawton
Officers’ Club
Frank Street
Emlyn Williams
Charlies Kimball
Helen Street
Community Social Calendar of Friday Events
Unity Rebekah supper at 6 p m with covered dish. IOOF hall hosts tea meeting at 7 30 p m with Dairs. Presbyterial Men’s Club Valentine dinner at 6 50 p m in fellowship hall speaker George Taies from Oklahoma City Methodist. Lawton chapter So 82 Order of Eastern Star 8 p m Masonic hall. Revised chapter So national association 2 p m Carnegie Library for new business.
Spring hats blaze with visible style for Easter
The 1957 hat season features bold visible designs. Nostalgic cloches echo 1930s, Bretons with upturned brims, large flower hats and picture hats frame faces. Straw and felt dominate with or without veils or trim, as women prepare for Easter retail.
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Sally Victor
Walter Floren
Tilly
Taft PTA Board Meeting Notes and Polio Fund Total
Taft elementary area PTA reports 0.86 net from Mothers' March for Polio during a 9:30 a.m. executive board meeting led by Mrs. Curtis Haire. Motion to print nominees for lifetime PTA membership to be voted by secret ballot. Nominating committee to select officer slate to be elected at 2:50 p.m. Monday. Bill Willoughby named summer round-up chairman following Floyd Green’s resignation. Procedure books due to Mrs. G. L. McLinn by Feb. 20. Dr. Alice Sowers visit planned Feb. 6 at Lawton Washington school from 9 to 11 a.m. Attendees included Walter Oswalt and Mesdames Garrison, Harrison, Pierze, Tubbs, Tucker, and Young.
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Taft
Taft Parent-Teacher Association
Iminge
Curtis Haire
W. W. Godlove
PTA
Bill Willoughby
Floyd Green
G. L. McLinn
Lawton
Alice Sowers
Washington School
Walter Oswalt
Mesdames Eward Garrison
W. E. Harrison
Teobert Pierze
Carless Tubbs
Sam Tucker Jr
Zora Young
Speech Therapy Majors Ahead at OCW Chickasha
OCW in Chickasha reports senior speech therapy majors near graduation in June. Many have lucrative offers nationwide including eastern hospitals and schools for the deaf, with salaries around 41,000 plus on the job travel. OCW prepares graduates with state teaching certificates in special education and practical clinic experience, placing them in public schools, hospitals, or programs for the deaf.
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Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Cuitic
John Morris
OCW Speech and Hearing Laboratory
Saloffers
Morris
Kansas
Massasachusetts
Ohio
Oklahoma
OCW
Majo Phish
Naval Cole
Norks
Jane Brooks
Atto
Anc
Jars
Wyman Visits Fort Bliss During Artillery School Tour
General Willard G. Wyman, commander of the Continental Army Command since March of last year, arrived at Post Field Thursday afternoon. He briefed and toured the Fort Bliss Artillery and Guided Missile School and related facilities with Mrs. Wyman, meeting Gen. de Shazo, Brig. Gen. Waller, and Brig. Gen. Gavan.
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Willard G. Wyman
Continental Army Command
U. S. Army Artillery
Fort Bliss
Ariver
Aij Post Field
US. Army Artillery and
Conley Ab
LS. Army Piela Artillery Board
G. Shinkle
Carrent
Paul A. Gavan
Gen. Wyman
P Rann Crostini Ene Frank M Whiting Sterling El
A dated notice lists P RANN CROSTINI ENE and FRANK M WHITING STERLING EL 0118 308 5S as parties or entities in a succession item, indicating a 4th successor to Osborn's.
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Frank M. Whiting
Osborn
Cookie Baking Class Held by Blue Bird Groups
Two Blue Bird groups the Play ut Blue Birds and the Cheerful Blue Birds attended a cookie baking class at the Public Service Company building 419 Fifth Street. Members learning to bake cookies include Vonne Lee Bradley Barbara Lee Cash Barbara Dianne Bruce Mary Lynn Lestie Dorothy Jean and Mary Low Watkins group leader Mrs Robert Tay lou.
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Playut Blue Birds
Cheerful Blue Birds
Public Service Company
Playful Blue Birds
Vonne Lee Bradley
Barbara Lee Cash
Barbara Dianne Bruce
Mary Lynn Lestie
Dorothy Jean
Mary Low Watkins
Robert Taylou
Local cooks share tips for butter baste in seafood
Mrs Marvin Bicket leads the Cheerful Blue Birds group with members Gayle Bicket Janet Derrick Jan Lisk Shirley Leonard PatriciaWooley and Sue Worley as they discuss a live crushed curlie added to melted butter for basting broiled lobster tails.
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Marvin Bicket
Cheerful Blue Birds
Gayle Bicket
Janet Derrick
Jan Lisk
Shirley Leonard
Patricia Wooley
Sue Worley
PTA Unit Plans Upcoming Events At Board Meeting
At an executive board meeting in the school teachers lounge, PTA members discussed plans for a March 1 carnival and announced a $25 donation to the school Cub Scouts. Dr Alice Sowers will visit Feb 6 from 9 to 11 am at Washington Swinney with reservations due Feb 4. Founders Day tea set for 2 pm at the school auditorium.
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B. C. Siwinney Parent-Teacher Association
Marion Cornneil
Alice Sowers
Washington School
Swinney
Milo Howenstine
Marion Corneil
Christina Swanson
Jack Carter
Robert Dennis
E. T. Fuqua
Art Exhibit Set For Children
Frederick venue hosts a local contest for ages K through high school as part of the Oklahoma School Children's Act exhibit. Entries may include tempera, water color, pencil, ink, or pastel works with two drawings max per entrant. No crafts accepted.
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Frederick
Tillman County
American Association of University Women
Tiltman County
Oklahoma college scholarships offered to seniors
The University of Tulsa, Oklahoma College for Women, and the University of Oklahoma announce scholarships for senior students. Miss Martha Lou Stevens and Mesdames Ernest Burcham, M. Berryhill, Roy May, and R. Stoops returned from Lawson after attending a Business Women's Circles meeting of the Comanche-Cotton Baptist Association at Central Baptist Church.
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Lawton Constitution
University of Tulsa, Oklahoma College For Women
University of Oklahoma
Elgis
Martha Lou Stevens
Ernest Burcham
M. Berryhill
Roy May
R. Stoops
Lawson
Comanche-Cotton Baptist Association
Central Baptist Church
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