Bridesmaids Luncheon Honors Miss Mary Angus Bride To Be
A noon bridesmaids luncheon honored Miss Mary Elizabeth Angus, bride to be of Donald Neil Sherman. The Purcell event at the Redeker home featured a traditional something old new borrowed blue motif with a pink heart centerpiece and a gold slipper ornament. Guests included Mrs. Bill Sturm, Linda Holmes, Barbara Watson, Sally Caldwell, Carolyn Cole, Caroline Wiest, Mrs. Jes Stratton Jr., and others. The couple will wed Saturday night at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Clayton G. Forthman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Angus
Donald Neil Sherman
Purcell
D. Wesley Redeker
Mesdame
Mert R. Warren
Redeker
Donald A. Angus
James Neil Sherman
At & Pm
First Presbyterian Church
Clayton G. Forthman
Beal Ieights Presbyterian Church
Vhoneree
Flect
Bill D. Sturm
Norman
Linda Holmes
Durant
Barbara Watson
Duncan
Sally Caldwell
Enid
Carolyn Cole
Caroline Wiest
Jes W. Stratton Jr
Neil Sherman
Christie Holbrook
Denver
Colo
Donald Angus
H. A
FHA Chapter Plans Feb 17 Banquet and March Rally
During a business session of the Lawton high school Future Homemakers of America chapter president Barbara Vaughan led plans for a February 17 banquet at the high school cafeteria and discussed the March 30 state FHA rally in Oklahoma City. Guest Mrs Jack Raulston spoke on The Selection of Furniture at 730 p m in the home making department room. Raney Walker gave a devotional. Elsie Vaughan, Carrie Fisher, and Robert Cook attended along with numerous members and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Vaughan
Lawton
Future Homemakers of America
Oklahoma City
Jack Raulston
Dish School
Raney Walker
Elsie Vaughan
Carrie Fisher
Robert Cook
Ruby Anderson
Bill Blackerby
Carole Chapman
Carmen Chandler
Mary Ann Compton
Sally Cooper
Sharon Cummings
Marie Ebish
Geraldine Greenlee
Glenda Golsby
Kay Haines
Diane Herder
Nancy Joyner
Jean Jones
Lor Mia Beth Little
Marjorie McKensey
Victoria Morales
Marlene, Netterville
Charlene Regan
Janice Thompson
Janie Vaughan
Lynda Walker
Martha Wallis
Janie Williams
Frances Whorton
Area Young People Lead Services at Cement Church
Sixty seven young people attended a recent Christ Ambassador meeting at the Cement Assembly of God church. Kathy Myers led the service with Barbara Caiis a guest introducing numbers. Miss Froy Lee Siepp was pianist, Lonnie Myers Joyce and Sharon Parker assisted with program pieces. Congregational singing and prayer closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cement
Christ Ambassador Group
Cement Assembly of God Church
Gentry Burns
Committees Named At Licensed Practical Nurses Meeting
At a 7 30 p m executive board meeting of the Licensed Practical Nurses association Mrs Edith Daniels president named committees for the coming year The session at the home of Mrs Lila Scott 1005 E was attended by 11 board members and they voted a donation to the March of Dimes fund drive Named to advisory committee were Mesdames Catherine Kimes Ernest St Clair Ann Hambrick Robert Liles Dr Frank H Austin and Dr William Jolly Mrs Olivine Beasley will be parliamentarian and serving on by laws and legislation committee will be Mrs Ada Gilbert chairwoman Mrs Hazel Hosier co chairman and Mesdames Effie Martin Helen Curley and Helen Akers Chairman of the ways and means committee will be Mrs Winnie Price with Mesdames Blanche Cummings Hattie Young and Lela Scott as members Chosen to head the membership committee was Mrs Beasley Others on the committee include Mesdames Muriel Anderson and Leah Worley Public relations and history chairman will be Mrs Lena Kirkpatrick with Mesdames Dollie ieschee 5 M Grozier and Maggie Haworth chosen committee Phoebe Newman was named chairman of the nominating committee and serving with her will be Miss Zella Hall and Mrs Esther Hedges Program committee members include Mesdames Stella Shelton Daniels and Grozier Serving on the educational committee will be Grace Cheney Haworth and Scott Civil defense chairman will be Mrs Corley with Mesdames Akers and Haworth as members Auditing committee chairman Mrs Flolen Van Dine will have on her committee Mesdames Grace Keeler and Akers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licensed Practical Nurses Association
Edith Daniels
Lila Scott
March of Dimes
Catherine Kimes
Ernest St. Clair
Ann Hambrick
Robert Liles
Frank H. Austin
William Jolly
Olivine Beasley
Ada Gilbert
Hazel Hosier
Mesdames Effie Martin
Helen Curley
Helen Akers
Winnie Price
Mesdames
Blanche Cummings
Hattie Young
Lela Scott
Stella Shelton
Daniels and Grozier
Grace Cheney
Haworth
Scott
Civil Defense
Corley
Noted Dancer Endorses Ballet For Weight Control
Mme Alexandra Danilova, famed prima ballerina, touts ballet as the best exercise for women and recommends daily routines plus occasional studio visits. She urges gardening as a complementary workout, notes home life can curb activity, and insists sustained care keeps love and figure in balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Shaw
Oklahoma City
Mmé
Alexandra Danilova
Mme, Danilova
Russia
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Anna Pavlova
Mme
Danilova
American Ballet Theatre
New York
Port
Madame Danilova
Mission Program Studied By Group
After a Faxon Baptist Church meeting a mission study group visits a local shut in and gifts him the birthday song. Attendees include Jackie Boyd Kavita Coffey Pamela Smith Joyce Tahah Wilma Thornton Joyce Watts and counselors Mrs Orville Smith and Mrs C F Perry. Mrs Ruth Reed to undergo surgery in Oklahoma City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faxon Baptist
Ruth Reed
Oklahoma City
First Presbyterian Couples Club Fete Review
The church fellowship hall hosted a 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting of First Presbyterian Couples club members decorated with red candles and flowers. Mrs. Henry T. Ford reviewed Jean Kerr's Please Don't Eat the Daisies. Eleven couples attended. Fred Larrance Jr. gave the devotional. hosts were Rev. and Mrs. Clayton S. Valdez, Mr. and Mrs. Fre Larrance Jr., and Lt. and Mrs. Arnold P. Dawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Fellowship Hall
First Presbyterian Couples Club
Henry T. Ford
Jean Kerr
Clayton S. Valdez
Fre Larrance Jr
Arnold P. Dawkins
Fred Larrance Jr
Messrs and Mesdames
Ronald Stone
George Maddox
William Birdsong
Sam Taylor
John Davi
Joe Thorne
Jim Hannay
Sgt W C Rogers Re Enlists In RAF
Sgt William C Rogers of Oklahoma City re enlists after a four year Army Air Force tour. He will leave February 22 for San Diego and is staying with his Sterling parents Mr and Mrs John J Rogers. His wife plans to join him within three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Army Air Force
Wiliam C. Rogers
Oklahoma City
Ife
San Diego
Calif
John J. Rogers
Altar Society Sets Coming Events
Rev John Cefai opened a regular Altar Society meeting at Mother of Sorrows Catholic church rectory. Mrs Arnold Nelson was elected president with C G O Connor as vice president and Joe Vap Jr as secretary treasurer. Plans announced include district deanery meeting Feb 13 at Chickasha and a March 12 gathering with Mrs Charles Nelson. Barbara Nelson hosted, with Mrs Barfosoksky, Leo Sheridan and Velery ap in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afache
John Cefai
Altar Society
Charles Nelson
Barbara Nelson
Joe Barfosoksky
Leo Sheridan
Veleryap
Former Pastor Speaks At Rally In Oklahoma City
Rev. Bob Hill of Sunny Lane Assembly of God in Oklahoma City delivered the principal address at an area Christ Ambassadors rally held at a local Assembly of God church. Rev. Jack Robertson, Cement pastor, leads the CA group in the area. Refreshments were served at a social hour hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Petty after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob] Hill
Sunny Lane
Assembly of God
Oklahoma City
Hulen Rebekahs Install New Hebeh Lodge Officers
Mrs 8. H. Oversteet was installed as noble grand of Hebah lodge No 99 in ceremonies at the lodge hall Hulen at 7:30 p.m. Other officers taking duties included Mrs V C McKelvey viet grand Mrs August Fietz secretary Mrs Lorn Sutherland treasurer and Mrs F A Schneeberger drill master. Appointive officers installed were Mrs Fred Davis warden Mrs Glen Davis chaplain Mrs Goldie Hudson conductor and others including Mrs Schneeberger and Mrs Bob Mays as right and left support to noble grand plus side guardian and altar supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Hudson
Hs Schneeberger
Noble Grand
Bob Mays
W. A. Franklin
Goldie Nease
Jett
Beryl Shuman
NCO Wives Elect Venice James Vice President
Mrs. Venice James was installed as Vice president of the NCO Wives club at a 1 p.m. meeting in the NCO Open Mess Fort aT. Mrs. Charles Warnock conducted the ceremony. A husbands dinner is planned for Feb 22 at 7 30 p.m. in the Open Mess lounge with co hosts Mesdames Leonard Callahan and Richard Lewis. Reservations due by Feb 19 with Mrs Thad Dudek EL3 8873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice James
NCO Wives Club
NCO Open
Fortat
Charles Warnock
Daniel Steinbranen
Robert Moon
Gerard Levesque
Leonard Callahan
Richard Lewis
Thad
Dudek
Shower Honors Mother and New Baby in Elgin
A baby girl Connie Sue born 4% at Comanche County Memorial Hospital weighed three pounds 14 ounces and arrived at 6 25 am. A shower at Mrs M F Dodson home hosted by Mesdames Dodson Coleman Ezell and Sam B McGledin featured prize winning games won by Mesdames C B Stevens Roy Stevens who gave gifts to the honorees. Refreshments were served with 35 guests presenting gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Curis Cornwell
Lawton
Connie Sue
Comanche County
M. F. Dodson
Mesdames Dodson
Coleman Ezell
Sam B. McGledin
Mesdames C. B. Stevens
Roy Stevens
Mesdames Wnewlie Baxter
Alice Dodson
Margaret Evans
T. J. Jackson
Ed Sharp
Rena Stevens
Soell
Woman Lawyer Proves Tax Law Can Be Exciting Work
Washington tax expert Marguerite Rawalt defies dull notions of tax law and shows women can win top legal roles. As assistant to the head of the Civil division at the IRS, she led in professional groups, studied Germany’s courts, and advocates fair taxpayer treatment while balancing a busy public and private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Marguerite Rawalt
Miss Rawalt
National
Federation of Business and Professional Womens Clubs
BPW
Venice
Italy
Berne
Switzerland
District of Columbia
Air Force
Harry Secord
Planning Board Reports From Woman's Auxiliary Session
Reports were presented by committee chairs at a 10 a.m. meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary to SS Andrew's Episcopal Church planning board. Rev Prunty announced inquirers' classes start Feb 23 for eight weeks with Wednesday worship at 7 30 p.m. A quiet day is planned for March 19 at St Andrew's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS Andrew's Episcopal Church
Harry Arnold
H. F. Bellman
Anne Wear Smith
Melvin Phelps
United Thank Offering
James A. Black
R. H. Pierson
Hal Earley
Charles Graybill
Lon M. Prunty
Inquirers
St. Andrew's
Prunty
Clyde Shelton
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Club Fete
Sgt
W. C. Rogers
RAF
Sharon Axton
Messrs
Marvin Axton
Don Salyer
Elmer White
Mia
Hulen Rebekahs
NCO
Fairmont
U.S.P
Samoa
Blue Lagoon
Alicia Hartnea
Rawal
Clapp Produce CO
E Avenue
Planning Board
Smithey’s Beauty Salon
Sheridan Rd
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