rummage sale planned by Sub Deb club hostess Johanna Cargill
At a 7 50 p m Tuesday meeting of the Sub Deb club held at Johanna Cargill 117 Elm plans for a rummage sale on Saturday Jan 16 were discussed with Genda Kins president presiding A large list of pledges and members attended including Judy Gibson Donnie Lou Mode Candy Champlin Joyee Tsanes Judy Beauchamp Billie Ruth Bish Sharon Boner Lynn Gramling Janet Cox Dixie Massad Linda Griffin Billie Mercer and many others with numerous attendees named in the record
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Cargill
Elm
Genda Kins
Judy Gibson
Donnie Lou Mode
Candy Champlin
Joyee Tsanes
Judy Beauchamp
Billie Ruth Bish
Sharon Boner
Lynn Gramling
Janet Cox
Dixie Massad
Linda Griffin
Billie Mercer
Stephanie Lester
ACE Elects New Officer Slate Hears Guest Speaker
Mrs Orwella Littlefield a Washington elementary teacher was elected president of the Association for Childhood Education for the coming term during a Monday night meeting in the Washington school auditorium. Officers include Ellen Harmon second vice president Willa Dean Johnson secretary Luella Marshall treasurer. Guest speaker John F Thomas Jr local attorney discussed legislation behind school funding and teacher salaries as part of the program with other community educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orwella Littlefield
Washington
Association For Childhood Education
Ellen Harmon
Willa Dean Johnson
Luella Marshall
Johnny Parrish
Mary Bihel French
Lillian Ewing
Gladys Hamburger
Betty Provine
Mice Woods
Monta Collins
Prudent
Roosevelt
Douglass
Pearl Harmon
Josephine Sessions
John Sadberry
John F. Thomas
Lawton
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Thomas
Annette Vinson
Lucille Lansden
Gladys Wamburger
Joanne Shackelford
Los Angeles
Calif
National Building Fund
John D. Shoemaker
Social Calendar Activities Across the Region
A dense schedule lists social and club gatherings for Thursday and Friday including salon meetings at 8 pm, Jaycee events at 7 pm, Hook and Whirl dances, American Legion hall activities, St Andrew's parish discussions, and multiple women’s clubs. Notable venues include 1715 Edn, 106 Sheridan, Lincoln and Masonic temple with programs from Mothers March prep to garden clubs and auxiliary groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery
C. B. Tyler
Jaycee Janes
Carl's
Sheridan Vood
Hook & Whirl Squire
American Legion Hall
Mesdames
Hollander
Lawnn
St. Anarrew's Pee House
C. Boal Heights Presbyterian
Woman's Auxiliary
Lowery Whitehead
Schubert Music Club
McMihon Memorial Auditorium
Metropolitan Park
Jack Raulston
Maret
Taft
Swinney, John, Adams
Jackson and Jefferson
Lawter
American Association of University Women
St. Andrew's Episcopal Parish
Southwest Iris Society
Security Bank and Trust Company
Pansy Garden Club
Stanley Sasser
Lee Kemp
James Gibson
Carolyn Hunt With
Louis Yarmuk
Arlington Geronimo
Joe Beanoska
Mountain View
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ivis
Bugh Payne Jr
Northwood
W. E. Yerkes
Walter F. Wolverton
Beaver Valley
Fairview
American
Legion Hall
Lincoln
Mothers of Lincoln
Will Rogers
Roosevelt and
Dunbar
Annie Bullock
United Daughters of the Confederacy
E. B. Mun
B. Mesdames
O. C. Darling
J. L. Timmons
Lawton
Order of Eastern Star
Sessio
Panel Discusses Civic Social Religious Fraternal Coordination
A four member Douglass PTA panel debated a program on civic social religious and fraternal coordination to improve community relations at the January meeting in the school auditorium. 73 attendees heard a song fest led by Jack Jones and Rev. E Barnes with deeds by Mrs Willie Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass Parent-Teacher Association
Willie Rose
Jack Jones
E. Barnes
Clarence Shaw
Masonic Lodge
R. L. Dewberry
City Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs
O. . Davis
Tor
Rose
Lawton-Fort Sill Inna Fraternal Council
Helen Newberry
Henry Thomas
Social hour theme underscored by playful legislative display
During the social hour refreshments were served from a table themed around legislation. A miniature mock judge held currency and balanced children and curs on a scale, illustrating the event’s satirical setup.
March Of Dimes Benefit Slated in Elgin High Gym
Four women organized this year’s March of Dimes events in Elgin. Local businessmen will act as teachers in a benefit basketball game at 7 15 p m Friday in the high school gym. A short film Look at Me will be shown. Additional games and entertainment are planned with pie coffee and cake for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Daugher Feted Bethel on Marcia Taylor Birthday
In observ ance of their daughter Marcia's birthday anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Taylor hosted a dinner at their home. Several other persons called during the day adding to the family celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawtonian
Lawton
Fort Sill
F. C. Dickens
Bethel
Marcia
E. G. Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sharon Dixon
Jan Howard
Shirley Hester
Brenda Johnson
Maylan Wolverton
D’ann Pope
Susan Green
Norma Abbott
Ela
Stella Price
Sue Cochran
Sue Botkin
Karen Carpenter
Linda Tankir
Faye Verma
Brenda Booge
Liz Reising
Jane Babbitt
Kay Crossland Ti
Donna Fuqua
Janice Griffin
Judy Biedsne
Pat Payne
Sarah Wright
Collern Cummins
Nancy Smith
Pam Matheny
Lawton Constitution
ACE
Herhood
Trinity Wms
Frederick
Charlie Hargrave
Mississippi Basin
Trinity Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Jozen
Ba Steg Wun 7
AF As
Vane Oss
Orion
Christian Dior Hose
The
LaVerne
Hotel
Lawtenian
March of Dimes
Erney Rugs
Penney's
Odds and Ends
Winter Merchandise
Coats
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