Glamour Artist Urges Women Off Diets for Calendar Appeal
Calendar artist Earl Moran says dieting is unnecessary and that men prefer women who look like his timeless calendar models. He notes Marilyn Monroe and others as inspirations, stressing that the classic market favors the same curvy, leg‑built look with long hair and a confident smile. Moran has worked with Brown and Bigelow for 23 years, sketching calendar girls and citing enduring appeal of the “sexy” type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Moran
Marilyn Montesy
Joan Caulfield
Jayne Mansfield
Chili Williams
Moran
Tve
Brown Anil! Bigelow
Hevs
Mnuet
Ss. Talthe
Pansy Garden Club Forms Committees for Oklahoma Convention
Committees for the Pansy Garden club convention planning were appointed at a Thursday meeting. Mrs. Stanley Sasser named chairwomen for arrangements dispatching registration scheduling and early bird breakfast with Mrs. John Scott as delegate to the state conclave. The program Birds Around Oklahoma featured guest speaker Mrs. Val Frakes as club members including Mrs. James Dale and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Garden Clubs, Inc
W.T. Ford
James Gibson
Cherry
Stanley Sasser
Lee Kemp
J. Kensell
S. D. Rains
J. E. Stanford
J. B. Colwell
John Scott
Rains
Oklahoma
Val Frakes
Mesdames
James Dale
Paul Cook
Luther Carter
Oscar Cox
W. R. Hawkins
Vernon Pursley
G. A. Weaver
F. B. Buchanan
Forrest Barefoot
Bethany Class Feted At Supper
Bethany Sunday School class of First Baptist Church hosted a 7 pm covered dish supper at 3307 Baltimore hosted by Mr and Mrs Earl Reid. Bible games closed the evening with guests Earl Simmons Mike Brandon Richard Blaylock and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Bethany
First Baptist Church
Baltimore
Earl Reid
Messrs
Messrs. and Mesdames Earl Simmons, Mike Brandon, Richard Blaylock
Robert Jastus
D. L. Pitts
Ola Brewer
Frankie Turkee
David Newsome
A. A. Etharidge
Edward Morris
James Griffin
S. B. McCurdy
T. W. Chambers
Mary McCane
Iva Chambers
Lena Whitlen
Area Students Active In Events At Southwestern
Round-up of Lawton area students at Southwestern State College Weatherford shows varied interests. Members include concert singers Kay Terrill Hobart Bob King Lawton Annelie McNutt Hobart and others with fraternities societies athletic leaders and student offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Kay Terrill
Bob King
Annelie McNutt
Hobart
Marlyn Campbell
Lone Wolf
Ida Faye Andrews
Gozebo
Bob Little
Joquita de ‘France
Hinton
Kay Fleaver
Manila
Jane Garrison
Elmer
Southwestern Concert Singers
Billy Evans
Brinkman
Southwestern
Phi Chlta Chi
Pharmacy
Mary Howard
Mangum
Bill Hubbard
Lloyd Perkins
Neil Hollis
Hollis
Frances Talbot
Olustee
Gaylene Mitchell
Duke
Dean Wheeler
Martha
Jacqueline Chadwick
Joyce Ann Haggard
Judith Eakins
Hydro
Women's Athletic Association
Imogene Westrope
Willow
Betty Cooper Mills
Granite
Glenda Hill
Annilee McNutt
Myrna Alexander
Sandra Welch
Trisha Russell Sherrill
Allus
Putnam
NCO Wives Fashion Show At Fort Sill
The NCO Wives club met at the NCO Open Mess lounge Fort Sill at 1 pm Wednesday. Mesdames Jack Yensley and Marvin England co hosted as hats by Mrs Bess Beleia of the Parisian and All American Beauty salon staff demonstrated new spring styles. The next meeting will be a birthday anniversary party on February 27 with Mrs Bob Welch hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCO Wives Club
NCO Open
Fort Sill
Jack Yensley
Marvin England
Bess’ Beleia
Bob Welch
Mesdames Tzzie Deming
John Neff
Wilbur Joyner
Joe McFadden
Bill White
George Shelton
Philip Mezzatesta
Willis King
L. E. Cornett
Margaret Bowen
Richard Lewis
Venice James
Bill Blake
Wilbur Henderson
Banquet Honours Young People At Central Baptist Event
Rev. Robert Hammons spoke on The Call of the Greatest Love at the Call to Love sweet heart banquet for youth at Central Baptist church. About 65 youths attended with Tom Clark as master of ceremonies Jed group singing. Rev. Richard T. Hopper read To Courtin by James Russell Lowell with a skit by Charles Brooks and Wendy Norris. A girls sextet sang Always and His Love Can Never Fail with piano by Mrs. Thomas Clark. Richard Neptune photographed couples in front of a large red heart. A New York Italian coffee shop salad recipe featuring greens tomato tuna egg garlic oil and wine vinegar was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hammons
Trinity Baptist Church
Central Baptist Church
Tom Clark
Chorch
Jed Group
Richard T. Hopper
Central Baptist
James Russell Lowell
Charles Brooks
Wendy Norris
Pat Calahan
Sandy Hunter
Jo Ann MecClenny
Elaine Spright
Gloria Stevens
Thomas Clark
Richard Neptune
Geronimo Club Earns Certificates For Safety Program
Health certificates were presented to Geronimo Home Demonstration club members after the group won first place in the county 1936 safe and sane reducing program. The report came at a 2 p.m. Thursday meeting held at Mrs. Joe Beznoska’s home southeast of Geronimo. President W. F. Storm led business, noted the Feb. 5 county HL council meeting, and members voted to join the county wide safety effort. A 7:30 p.m. March 1 civil defense meeting at Geronimo school was announced with club sponsorship. A tuberculosis fund collection was taken and Miss Lena George led a dress lesson. attendees included Mesdames H. W. Sanmann and H. E. Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geronimo
Joe Beznoska
Louis Beznoska
W. F. Storm
Geronimo School
Lena’ George
Oither
Mesdames
H. W. Sanmann
H. E. Wolf
Parsons Club Hosts Mary Switz Rose Meeting
Home of Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Parsons at 315 Euclid hosted the Mary Switz Rose club session presided by President Mrs. Wendell Sullivan. New member Mrs. B N Booth joined as members recited the club creeds. A white elephant sale led by Mrs. Darold English and a rummage sale planned for April 6 followed refreshments for members Rex Beall Edward Blunck R W Easley Kenneth Kaspereit Charles Kelsey James McCurdy and Charles McCord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Parsons
Euclid
Mary Switz Rose Club
Parsons
B. N. Booth
Wendell Sullivan
Darold Bnglish
Rex A. Beall
Edward Blunck
R. W. Easley
Kenneth Kaspereit
Charles Kelsey
James McCurdy
Charles McCord
Cache High Senior Euvah Richards Named Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow
Euvah Richards, a Cache High School senior and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Richards, is named Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for her school. She ranks among Oklahoma's top ten students and holds offices in Future Homemakers of America and 4H, plus youth fellowship leadership. She and instructor Mrs. Clinton Reeves will travel to New York City to receive the national award if she wins first place in the state contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache High School
Euvah Richards
Betty Crocker
Harry I Richards
Cache
Oklahoma
Future Homemakers of America
Cache 4H
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Clinton Reeves
New York City
American Homemaker of Tomorrow
Beaded Scarves Made At Meeting
Members of the Katharine Harper club crafted beaded scarves during a 7:30 p.m. Thursday session hosted by Mrs. Robert Lamphere. Mrs. Neil Witt led the program and received the club prize as refreshments were served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Dickerson
Katharine Harper Club
Robert Lamphere
Neil Witt
Cleaning Feather Gloves Guidance for Wash, Heat Safe
A short instructional note lists women names and advises on washing feather gloves. It emphasizes keeping hands in gloves during soaking and rinsing and to dry away from direct heat. The fragment references Mesdames and several individuals, dated February 22, 1957, Lawton Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Constitution
Harold Anderson
Bill Bonnell
Lawrence Bressman
Warren Chrisman
Lacey Holby
Bill Peters
Lloyd Roberts
Cuffie Ward
Jack Willis
Tee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vivian Brown
UP News
Beauty
Consolidated Gas
New York
Geronimo Club
B. P. Hann
Frank M. Whiting
Sterling EL
Osborn
Koret
Mrs
Youthcraft
Relma Tients Ee Seta
Fairmont
U.S.P
Customcraft
Carmellettes
RED Cross
Dixie
Eferentes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!