Dress Interest Shifts To Back Front in Fashion Shift
London report quotes James Laver of the Victoria and Albert Museum noting a cyclical move in women’s dress from bust emphasis to the lower figure. Designer Joy Ricardo’s coronation-year collection is cited as evidence with models featuring derriere details that draw attention as they walk away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Lavier
Victoria and Albert Museum
Laver
Joy Ricardo
Britain
Ricardo
Walters Party Hosts Woodmen Guests in Lawton Event
Members of the Woodmen of the World and Supreme Woodmen Circle joined the Walters group for a hard times party. The Walters drill team presented the flag before readings by Jennie Rouse, Duncan, and Norma Curry. A solo by Mrs. Alice Whitley and the skit Duds and Suds followed as the Woodmen groups named Woodmen Frolic. Guests included state manager Mrs. Addie Hamlin and district manager Mrs. Lola Adkins, plus Capt. Perry Moss. Refreshments were served to attendees from Lawton and Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Supreme Woodmen Circle
Walters
Jennie Rouse
Duncan
Norma Curry
Lawton
Alice Whitley
Woodmen Circle
Woodmen Frolic
Pat Howe
Addie Hamlin
Lola Adkins
Perry Moss
Woodmen of World
Walters Grove
E. M. Curry
A. A. Burton
Mesdames
Winnie Thomas
Robert Province
Charles Goins
Meeting on Everyday Living at Scott Home Demonstration
The Scott Home Demonstration club held a brief business session led by Mrs. C. J. Kell er before a lesson titled Meeting Our Physical Needs for Everyday Living presented by county home demonstration agent Mrs. Clara J. Kelley. Members met at Mrs. Bob Morford's home on Cache Road and discussed next month's gathering with Mrs. C. A. Tice. Refreshments of cherry tarts and coffee were served. attendees included Mesdames Leonard Davis Ed Hopkins George Horton Jr C. E. Putney Floyd Tice C. A. Tice and oo Wilson and Miss Kathleen einz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Keller
Clara J. Kelley
County
Scott Home Demonstration Club
Bob Morford
Cache Road
C. A. Tice
Mesdames Leonard Davis
Ed Hopkins
George Horton Jr
C. E. Putney
Floyd Tice
Oo Wilson
Kathleen Einz
Pioneer Club Luncheon Hosts New Officers and Polio Donation
Pioneer Women's club met at the American Legion hall for a 12 m luncheon with winter greenery centerpieces. Mrs R B Stewart was elected president with Abe March as vice president and Olive Herron as treasurer. the group voted $5 to polio relief and discussed Stephen Foster during social hour.
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Pioneer Women’s Club
American Legion Hall
W. H. Clark
J. W. Middleton
Stephen Foster
Mable Parks
Fred Heinz
Stewart
Abe March
Olive G. Herron
George Crane
W. E. Provine
C. C. Clements
W. E. Bowers
Ed Oehlman
Lennie Johnson
J. L. Wilson
John W. Tyree
Beaver Valley Home Demonstration Club Meets at Dayton Home
Beav er Valley HD Club met at the home of Mrs. A. Dayton where roll call prompted New Year resolutions. Mrs. Gerald Price led a brief business session naming Mrs. Dayton cancer fund chairman and Mrs. Clyde Peters civil defense chairman. Devotional by the hostess. attendees included one visitor Mrs. Myrta Herring and Miss Juanita Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Valley Home Demonstration Club
A. Dayton
Gerald Price
Dayton
Cancer Fund
Clyde Peters
Civil Defense
Myrta Herring
Juanita Peters
Automobile stalled on Santa Fe tracks struck by freight
A vehicle stalled on Santa Fe tracks in the city was struck by a northbound freight train and knocked about 90 feet, causing injuries and a disruption to rail traffic. Further details were not provided in the readable text.
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Santa Fe
Social Events And Meetings Card Week Ahead
Local clubs and sororities list weekly gatherings. Beta Mu chapter and Epsilon Sigma Alpha hold meetings, while War Dads and auxiliary host a canasta supper at Long hall. Several circles of First Presbyterian Women meet, plus Centenary and First Methodist groups, Alpha Pi and Beta Sigma Phi host programs, with hospital visits and demonstrations planned. Delegates to a state convention will be elected Friday at Supreme Forest Woodmen.
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Beta Mu
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Chamber of Merce
Medicine Park
Antonio Pine
Theta Rho
National Board of Missions
Robert L. Ivey
H. L. Porter
John A. Smith
Centenary Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service
James A. Black
Gore
J. R. Montgomery
Euclid
G. E Morton
Cheyenne
Lloyd Hartman
Elm
Kenneth Little
N. 25Th
Robert Edde
Pershing Drive
First Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Lyle Grose
A. W. Langston
Maple
Charles Jennings
Cherry
Floyd Freeman
Laird
Joe Bertram
A. Martha
Central Baptist Church
J. R. Gordon
Walding
Alpha Pi
Beta Sigma Phi
Dan Hanna Jr
Ferris
Eileen Zak
Lloyd R. Hennessee
Lawton Garden Club
F. W. Hammond
Lake
Robert Wil
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
American Legion Hall
Fair View Club Elects Officers
At the Fair View Community club meeting held at the school house Damon Watson was chosen president. George Rogers became vice president with Mrs Eddy as secretary and Mrs Herman Greear as program chairman, and Mrs Roy Price as reporter. The club announced a Feb 26 meeting at the Fair View school house with refreshments served.
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Oklahoma
Fair View
Damon Watson
George Rogers
Eddy
Herman Greear
Roy Price
Fair View School House
Seaman Family Guests Visit Wichita Falls Couple
Personal mention notes Mr and Mrs Jack Seaman of Wichita Falls Texas were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs John Seaman at 806 East and Mrs J C McMillian at 701 Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Seaman
Wichita Falls
Texas
John Seaman
J. C. McMillian
Park
New Son Named for Chattanooga Family in Lawton Birth
Mr and Mrs Clifford Richardson welcome John Allan born January 16 at a Lawton hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Alex Richardson and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Morrison of Faxon. The Richardsons also have a two year old daughter Joyce Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
John Allan
Clifford Richardson
Lawton Hospital
Alex Richardson
Wilbur Morrison
Faxon
Richardsons
Joyce Ann
Not A Scratch Edmond Man Emerges From Incident Unscathed
Edmond resident Walker E. Bronkhorst, 47, survived yesterday with no injuries after a cited incident. Authorities did not release further details, and the case remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond
Okla
Walker E. Bronkhorst
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D Avenue
Ewing Center
Pioneer Club
Tyree
Alice Townsend
Ed Barnes
Ray Whitescarver
Ora Wilkie
J. A. Love
B. W. Tucker
Nettie Pippin
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American Association of University Women
Garnett Howell
William S. Barrett
Fort Sill
Flanders Dunbar
Cedar Grove
Community House
Union Valley
O. M. Runnels
First Christian Young People
Fellowship Hall
Cosmopolitan Club
NCO Mess
D E. Colbaugh
PEO
A. C. Rippy
G .M. Brooks
L. P. Ross
Shakespeare Club
Charles Picek
Fort Sill Blvd
Peggy Elledge
Taft
Marta
Walker’s Paint & Wallpaper CO
J. W. Spencer
South Fourth
E. Darrel Evans
Koehler
Radio & T. V. Service CO
Els
Lawton, OK
Eugene L.bowman
Eugene L. Bowman
Anem
Ct Builders Equipment and Supply Company
Industrial St
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Comanche Army and Indian Store
D Ave
Equa Laws Eee
Ea Ee
State Farm Mutual
Tate Farm
R. D. McCaskill
Jewelry
Columbia
Zwaan
Fairmont
U.S.P
TALK
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Whisnand
Lewitt
Frame
Lawton, Oklahoma
Electrolux
Fair View Club
Ennedy
Speedwriting School of Dalton Business College
E. Oliver
Elgin
Wadsworth
Benrus
Gruen
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R.F.D. A
Aeaanga
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Life Ins. Co
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