Savings Plan For Students Set By School
Dewey Parker, principal at Cleveland elementary, announced the inauguration of a school savings plan to promote thrift among students. A “stamp day” will be held Wednesday at the auditorium with Dads club and Parent-Teacher Association members coordinating activities. The program included devotionals, minutes, and reports, with plans for new volleyball courts and Cub Scout dens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Parker
Cleveland
Maunday
Cleveland Parent- Teacher Association
Cleveland Dads Club
Jeri Kelins
O. EL. Hendricks
Arnold Teath
John Ryder
Fle
Garland Garrett
Ile Dads
Fred Cook
T. Ho Laeve
Henry Toss
Lawton Painters
Norman
Parker
Don Fropher
Eula Thorn
Evelyn Meyers
Dads Club
Colfes
Sheron Hise Celebrated At Lawton Party
Mrs Homer Hise hosted a birthday dinner and party at a Lawton theater for her daughter Sharon on her 17th birthday. Guests included La Donna Beavers Wanda Bridges Robert Crawtree Billie Ray Davis Patsy Glover Carl Hardrog Walter Hardache Mary Skrolle and Marion Strange as birthday cake and fruit punch were served.
Study Group Meeting Set in Jefferson PTA Session
Jeff erson elementary PTA hosts a legislative study session Wednesday in the school auditorium for principals and PTA leaders. The morning program begins at 10 am with Walter Oswall of Taft School as speaker and a panel of district leaders including Howell, Elkins, Seati, Thomas, Crane and McCracken. Lunch at noon in the cafeteria costs 25 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferysonn
Parent-Teacher Associations
Aud Il Pwner
Tration
W.W. Godlove
Jefferson Group
Walter Oswall
Taft
Mumbers
Orvis Rigsby
Howell
John Elkins
Lawton
Clirrence Seati
John F. Thomass
City Pata Council
Warren Crane
Jeefferson Pta
Mk. Ward McCracken
Jeferson School
Mitter Oon
Principal PTA Meeting Highlights Education and Welfare Talk
A 7:30 p.m. Monday An drew Jackson PTA meeting opened with a pledge by Mrs. Red Allen's Camp Fire Girls. John Littlefield Jr. discussed proposed education legislation and child welfare. Devotional by Littlefield. Capt. William Ishmael introduced new magazine chair Mrs. Howard Mueller. Secretary Mrs. William Miller read a by-law change on scholarships. Study group notices and room-count winners were announced. About 200 patrons attended. Elgin sing service led by Don Kouri at Oklahoma Baptist university student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Allen
Camp Fire Girls
Andrew Jackson Parent-Teacher Association
John Littlefield Jr
Littlefeld
William Ishmael
Howard Mueller
New Unit Magazine
William Miler
PTA Council
J. C. Gold
Louise Rainville
Norma Baker
Legislation Talk Highlights Jefferson PTA Meeting
The Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association held a January general meeting at 7 50 p m in the school auditorium with Mrs Perl Pankratz opening the session. Warren Crane spoke on legislation and a panel including Crane McCracken Spaulding and Williams reviewed the topic. The program closed with an outline of the physical education plan and a hospitality fund increase of 50 dollars. Donations funded clocks for classrooms and additional dictionaries or readers for the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Parent- Teacher Association
Perl Pankratz
Harold Evans
Unil
Warren Crane
Crane
Ward McCracken
Glen Spaulding
Zeb Williams
Mesdames
Paul Mincey
Robert Hogue
Dennis Smith
C.G. Johns
Clarence Price
Irma McCray
McCracken
FTA
Elizabeth Seright
Beatrice Crow
Seright
Speaker Named For DAR Program In Lawton
Mrs. Lela J. Wilson a Lawton policewoman will discuss A Policewoman Looks at Lawton at a Lawton DAR chapter meeting Saturday at 1 15 PM Mrs Pearl Pendergraft will host at 914 Columbia with co hosts Mesdames Eugene Heinz Virginia McBlain and T B Wildman committee names shown locally in a period voice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela J. Wilson
Lawton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pearl Pendergraft
Columbia
Mesdamey
Eugene Heinz
Virginia McBlain
T. B. Wildman
Sterling WSCS Meets For Study
Sterling Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the church after an opening prayer by Mrs E D Himes Mrs George Bradford spoke on You Know Your Community Other members attending were Mesdames John Simpson Charley Jepsen Roy Hollowell and Mattie Besett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
E. D. Himes
George Bradford
Sterling Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Mesdames
John Simpson
Charley Jepsen
Roy Hollowell
Mattie Besett
Whittier PTA hears speakers and plans stage spotlight
The Whittier PTA met at the school auditorium for a 7:30 p m session with a flag salute and prayer. Mesdames Ben Ansley and Arville Sanders led the Girls group and Mrs Githen Rhoads presided. Devotional by Stra J Baker praised using talents for civic duties. W F Shepard reported a balance of 3790 and urged membership fees. The executive board recommended using Halloween carnival funds to buy a school stage spotlight. Cub Scout Pack No 29 chaired by R T Lehman listed 20 adult leaders and 34 Scouts for next year. Earl Hamburg er Lawton high school teacher spoke on legislative proposals from the Oklahoma Education Association. Helen McIntosh announced a study group at Jefferson school and volunteers. Mrs J C Kennedy announced the Hungarian Relief show on Jan 18 at Memorial auditorium. About 150 patrons attended. room counts awarded to Mrs Viona Callicott and Mrs Gladyce Neal. A birth notice reported Roger Dean Smiley born Tuesday Jan 1 weighing seven pounds six and one half ounces, son of Mr and Mrs Roger Smiley, with grandmother Mrs G A Burch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Firy Girls
Mesdames Ben Ansley
Arville Sanders
Whittier Paxent - Teacher Association
Githen Rhoads
Stra J. Baker
W. F. Shepard
R. T. Lehman
Earl Hamburger
Lawton
Oklahoma Education Association
Helen McIntosh
Jefferson School
J. C. Kennedy
Eee Memorial Auditorium
Viona Callicott
Gladyce Neal
Mrs Clay Sommers Honored at Quilting Club Lunch
SADDLE MOUNTAIN Special reports members of the Quilting club worked on a comforter for hostess Mrs Clay Sommers at a covered dish lunch. Guests included Miss Gayle Paige Askew Mrs Chester Buchanan Mallory Cooperton and several attendees such as Mesdames Roy Askew Royal Cook Halis Evatt Don Farris Roy Henderson Clifton O Pry H E Payne Frank Sommers Jr J W Tugman Harold Tipton and J J Tipton along with several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
Clay Sommers
Gayle Paige
Askew
Chester Buchanan
Mallory
Cooperton
Roy Askew
Royal Cook
Halis Evatt
Don Farris
Roy Henderson
Clifton O'Pry
Frank Sommers Jr
J. W. Tugman
Herald Tipton
J. J. Tipton
Procrastination Topic Opens Howell PTA Meeting
The Howell Parent-Teacher Association met in the school auditorium at 7 30 p m with Mrs Zoral Young presiding. Dr C L Parsons spoke on Teamwork for Child Health focusing on education safety and research while Orvis Rigsby led a patron poll on three child welfare bills and Oklahoma Education Association teacher inducement proposals. Approximately 100 members attended as room counts crowned Mrs Leslie Daytons second grade Mrs John Robinsons fourth grade and Mrs Lula Yarbroughs fifth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoral Young
Howell Parent-Teacher Association
A. C. Ekstrom
Unif
C. L. Parsons
Orvis Rigsby
Oklahoma Education Association
Leslie Dayton
John Robinson
Lula Yarbrough
Silver Tea Follows PTA Taft Meeting
Walter Oswalt Taft elementary principal led a Taft PTA meeting on Oklahoma Education Association legislation in the school auditorium. The 2:30 p.m. program included a devotional by Albert Holt and minutes, with a $583.18 treasurer balance. An all-day study session on school legislation for Taft and nearby units was announced for Wednesday, with registration at 9:20 a.m. About nine attendees were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Oswalt
Taft
Oklahoma Education Association
Taft Parent - Teacher Association
Sam Tucker Jr
Albert Holt
23Rd
Cache Read Church
Taft, Jackson, Jefferson and Swinney
Harry Watts
Nona Lowe
Open Your Heart for Barbara Fundraiser Held After Meeting
A monthly meeting adjourned at 3 40 p m featured a silver team performance with the theme Open Your Heart for Barbara. Five year old Barbara Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis Moore of 1712 Taft will shortly fly to Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota for major heart surgery amid a dangerous condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Barbara Moore
Dennis Moore
Taft
Sne
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Bedford Couple Welcome First Child Jonathan David
Mr and Mrs George Name First Child of Bedford Indiana announce the birth of their first son in a Bedford hospital. The nine pound three ounce baby is named Jonathan David and their former name is Pat ty Goodin from Lawton. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Lutz of Morford Drive and Mr and Mrs Marshall George of Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry C. George
Bedford
Ind
Bedford Hospital
Jonathan David
George
Patty Goodin
Lawton
George Lutz
Morford Drive
Marshall George
Capt and Mrs Bailey Welcome Second Child in Honolulu
Word has been received of the birth of a son to Capt Earl W Bailey and Mrs Bailey of Honolulu Hawaii. Bert Wright Bailey Jr is the name chosen for the six pound baby boy born Friday night in a Honolulu hospital. The couple already have a daughter Elizabeth Ann aged two. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Roy Stephens of 707 S Second and Mr and Mrs J B Dubois of Grenada Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Bailey
Honolulu
Hawaii
Bert Wright Bailey
Bailey
Elizabeth Ann
Roy Stephens
J. B. DuBois
Grenada
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Gene Love
Susan
Sandra
Sherry
W. H. Pennick
Miami
Fla
Alice
Texin
Bill Lave
Juneau
Alaska
Love
United States Coast Guard
Sheron Hise
PTA
Elgin
Don Kouri
Lawsen
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnes
Elgin Baptist Church
Sterling Wscs
Terme
Eugene L. Bowman
Fordacey
Mexico
Tony Lama
Frontier
PTA Speaker
Roger Dean
Roger Smiley
Highland
G. A. Burch
Ettles
Mrs. Clay Sommers
Preston Williams
Altar Society of
Our Lady's Catholic Church
Fairmont
U.S.P
Duff Hardware
D Avenue
Avenua
True Story Photoplay
Dorisngleton “Taring In
Uren Blie Pictu
Scott’s
TC Avenue
Doris Singleton
Reno
Hollywood
Rottywood
Eleanor Dey
Morwos Street
Mrs. George
Frank M. Whiting
Osborn
Fairmont Milk
Crook
C Avenue
Wichita Falls
Raymond Crook
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