Wall Street Widow Breaks Glass Ceiling On Wall Street
Mrs. Charles Ulvick Bay a Wall Street widow rises to lead a New York Stock Exchange member firm. She says she learned from her late husband and credits his influence for her swift ascent. She asserts women must balance home and career and that secure husbands welcome women’s business success.
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Niew Vth
Loere
Charles Ulvick Bay
Wall Street
Thellvman
New York Stock Exchange
Jule
Tal
Sue
Wuld
Am, Widder & Co
Old Wall Street
Bey
Slaipner
Smut
Howell PTA Executive Board Plans Activities
The Howell Parent-Teacher Association executive board met Thursday at 1 p.m. in the teachers lounge with unit president Mrs. A. C. Ekstront presiding. Mrs. Paul Zacharias outlined yearbook plans for 1956 and 37 and Mrs. B. G. Davis urged contact for red safety tunes for students with new bicycles. Founders Day on February 4 was planned to honor past unit presidents, and February 3 was set for an all day study program open to board members room J mothers and Patrons, including discussions on the manual mental health character and spiritual education and international relations. Orvis T. Gishy, the school principal, and 16 board members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Parent-Teacher Association
A. C. Ekstront
Chester Ellis
Paul Zacharias
G. Davis
Orvis Tgishy
Fete Honors Mrs Grantham at Sterling Surprise Party
Mrs Inez Grantham was honoree at a surprise birthday anniversary party in Sterling at the home of Mr and Mrs Eddie Huilt and family Attending were Mrs Ray Mantooth and Tennis and Chuck Mrs Weldon Lee and Sandra and Debbie Mrs Earl Neston and Norvel Mrs D Himes and Pat and Toni and Mrs Jim Mote, all of Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Inez Grantham
Eddie Huilt
Ray Mantooth
Chuck
Weldon Lee
Sandra
Debbie
Earl Neston
Norvel
D. Himes
Pat
Toni
Jim Mote
Plans Made by Auxiliary to Aid Post and Youth
John Brooks, president, led a routine meeting of the women's auxiliary to Whitehead American Legion hall at Se poth and E. Members voted a 10 donation to the post to purchase a Boy Scout ambient for the amist's student in the Legitar femme school at Powe City. $32.10 was realized from paper sales. Plans were laid for a benefit supper on dan, 7, to fund welfare work. Mrs. William Quant reported on a trip to a Veterans Administration hospital at Sulphur with Mrs. Joe Itres. Next meeting is Jan. 17 to replace the old flag with a new one and present a legislative program. After adjournment about 20 members played canasta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brooks
Woman's Auxiliary
Whitehead American le Wal Ta
Legion Hall
Sepoth
Post
Amist
Legitar Femme
Powe City
William Quant
Veterans Administrattion Hospital
Sulphur
Joe Itres
P-TA Board Sets Monday Night Meeting Theme Fun in Sports
The Swinney P-TA executive board met Thursday in the teachers lounge and announced a 7 30 p m session Monday in the school auditorium with speaker Lawson High School coach Bob Bottenhamer on Christian attitudes in sports A sports exhibit and legislative goal discussions followed The group plans to join Jefferson P-TA study group next Wednesday for a 9 am to 2 pm session chaired by Mrs Jack Carter Others present included Mrs Christinason and Mrs Hawenstine and several listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ent-Teacher Association
Carian
Howenstine
NENS
Swinney P-Ta
Charles Sparks
Bob Bottenhamer
Lawter High School
Christinason
Hawenstine
Jefferson P
Jack Carter
Charman
Swinney
Mesdames Tiennassee
Reeve Means
Robert P. Dennis
Kenneth Little
Robert Lewis
E. T. Fuqua
Alvin Ogilbee
Terry Condrey
Carl Fitch
Robert Buller
Eldon
Clubs To Aid With County Polio Drive
Frederick special report describes Tillman county polio drive 1957 March of Dimes campaign running through January led by Mrs Charles Crawford and Mrs W D McIntosh with county farm women clubs joining to extend the drive to rural areas under Dis Leon Stith. Blue Crutch campaign led by IOOF and Rebekah lodges with Sam Dennis and Mrs Pour Thompson organizing. local committee leaders listed. John Blanton Jr. to direct a county wide basketball benefit. publicity chair FLO Wessel with local volunteers coordinating efforts in Tipton Grandfield Frederick and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IGOF
Rebekah
Sam Dennis
Pourt ‘Thompson
Tillman County
Joh Perking
Frederick
Charles Nelvns
Tipton
Tone Wright
Davidson
Thoy Phelps
Manitou
Robert M. Vellon
Grandfield
Claude Campbell
Loveland
Russell Lewis
Holluster
John Blanton Jr
Flo. Wessel
Alan Minger
Perry White
Ron Wheelee
Bob Cull
PTA Board Discusses School Activities
The executive board of the Pr Teacher association met at 9:15 am Thursday to discuss general business. Mrs. Marvin Beall chaired with John Littlefield Jr. principal and several members present. The meeting reviewed the last City PTA council, membership totals, and future duties for grade room mothers in hospitality roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andie Nmn
Pr Teacher Association Executive Board
Brarith
Marvin Beall
J. C. Gold
PTA Council
Don Barber
Beall
Howard Bueller
Any Magazine
Fd Bivens
Hospitalityo
PTA
John Littlefield Jr
Richard Wattson
Dudley Thomason
Charles Crisp
Holiday Event At Area Home Hosts Notable Guests
A weekend holiday party at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Moore featured a large group of friends and family. Refreshments were served to numerous guests including Messi, Mesdames, and several Messrs. and Mesdames with last names such as Fischer Stoll Davenport Knowles and Coffell. The spread included canned pear halves with butter and broiled jelly as a meat accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Moore
Messi
Buddy Carothe
Adam Fisher
Ralph Stoll
George Fisher
Sam Fischer
Rusty Jones
Johnny Thorp
Dan Fischer
Messrs
Jack Fischer
Roy Stoll
Dave Fischer
Herman Fischer
We Kimmons
James Hickerson
Don Davenport
Johnny Fischer
Bobby Coffell
Danny Moore
Elfreda Stoll
Robert Smith
Sonny Stoll
Tom Knowles
Butch Knowles
Gayle Beauchamp
Je Anie Davenport
Bonnie Davenport
Kathy Fischer
Donnie Fischer
Karen Coffelt
Gordon Streeler
Mattie Stoll
Bill Kinder
Reuben Stoll
Clarence Fischer
Fresh Winter Pears Paired With Roast Pork Delights
Fresh winter pears provide a versatile option for meals. The article from Emma States of Seattle presents two recipes, Pears with Roast Pork and Pear Tart, detailing ingredients such as Anjou pears, pineapple juice, brown sugar, cinnamon, and nutmeg, plus steps to simmer pears in sauce and bake a pear tart with nuts and vanilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma States
Seattle
West Coast
Hull
Sorority Meets With Pat Dunn
Rho Kappa Gamma sorority held a regular business meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Pat Dunn's home at 2115 Columbia Jane Coamiell president led the gathering Attending members included Judy Ray Sherry Alexander Vornda Pipes Maryn Gordon LaRur Locke Linda Kha Julie Ashlock Billie Suggs Margie Johns Shirley Faulkner Loretta Osborne Betty Sparks Dianne Pearce Janice Pinchback Wanda Pahdova Sandra Wyatt Retha Langley and pledges Joe Pahdoca Beverly Gaston Nancy Pipes Pat Sapp
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Rho Kappa Gamma Sorority
Jane Coamiell
Pat Dunn
Columbia
Judy Ray
Sherry Alexander
Vornda Pipes
Maryn Gordon
LaRur Locke
Linda Kha
Julie Ashlock
Billie Suggs
Margie Johns
Shirley Faulkner
Loretta Osborne
Betty Sparks
Dianne Pearce
Janice Pinchback
Wanda
Social Calendar Tray Linwlon Fort Sill Dinner Honor Guests
Lawton area social notice lists a dinner at 7 p.m. in the Geronimo room of the Hotel Lawtonian with members wives and mothers as honored guests. Lawton chapter No 82 Order of Baston Star meets at 7 30 p.m. in the Masonic temple 413 3. Fourth business session scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tray Linwlon
Fort Sill Stamp Lab
Stallion
Geronimo
Lawtonian
Lawton
Order of Baston Star
Masonic Temple
Members Honor Session Hostess With Shower
Members of the Home Economy Hare Demonstration club honored host Mrs Hugh Allison with house warming gifts for her new Ric 2 Lawton home. 19 members and two guests responded to roll call with a sick room hint. Members discussed timely speeches for January 18 and 19 visits by the good neighbor committee. Refreshments were served by the hostess and other members at the Flower Mound area meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economity
Hare Demonstration Club
Hugh Allison
Lawton
Leland Dohn
Francis John
A. B. Dossey
O. A. Howard
A. D. Askins
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Club Creed
Leland John
Mesdames Allison
Dossey
Good Neighbor
Flower Mound Community Center
Mesdames
Damon Dove
Jan Sharp
Dale Welch
Fred Dove
Leo Bott
Frank Allison
Lloyd Merritt
John F. Gorski Sr
Clifford Dossey
W. D. Jones
Les Verger
Lyman John
Clarence Bott
Tom Biles
Mae Bott
Miss Heston Is Party Honoree
Special-Mr and Mrs Earl Heston hosted a Sterling party in their home honoring daughter Frieda on her birthday and anniversary. Attending were Elmer Johnson Myron Heston James Smith Nyla Johnson Mary Ann Cannan Jan Alexander Helen Morse J D Himes Pat Toni and Mr and Mrs Jim Molee Ray Man tooth Eddie Huitt Edmund Tabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Earl Heston
Frieda
Elmer Johnson
Myron Heston
James Smith
Nyla Johnson
Mary Ann Cannan
Jan Alexander
Helen Morse
J. D. Himes
Pat
Toni
Jim Molee
Ray Mantooth
Eddie Huitt
Edmund Tabb
Mr and Mrs Smith Return From Relatives Visit
Mr and Mrs Gerald Smith have returned to their home at 3416 Oak after visiting relatives in Oklahoma and Arizona. Accompanied by their daughter Barbara Smith a Baylor University sophomore in Waco Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Smith
Oak
Oklahoma
Arizona
Barbara Smith
Baylor University
Waco, Tex
Smiths spend holidays in Phoenix with daughter Geraldyn
Mr and Mrs Smith visited Phoenix Arizona with daughter Geraldyn Smith a physical therapist at St Josephs hospital. After returning to Lawton they traveled to Guthrie for a Vera Smith family reunion. Vera is a former Lawton resident now living in Oklahoma City.
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Aman
Frank M. Whiting
Sterling EL
S. Kth
Osborn
P-Ta
Ensley Tire and Supply
D Avenue
Gaynor Maddox
Nea Wood Editor
Sena
Tors
Rayon
McMahon
Miss Heston
Mrs. Smith
E Avenue
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Doris Singleton
Reno
Hollywood
Caloria
Eleanor Bay
Monroe Street
Chitego
J. Hino
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