Unity Lodge Honors Rebekah Head in Lawton Visit
Unity Rebekah Lodge No. 121 hosted a candlelight re-obligation ceremony for state president Mrs. Drew Kuntz of Oklahoma during a regular meeting at IOOF hall. A dinner at Old South cafeteria preceded the event with over a dozen lodge members and guests present. Proceeds from coffee hours will aid the polio March of Dimes fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Rebekah Lodge No. 121
Drew Kuntz
Kingfisher
Rebekah Assembly of Oklahoma
IOOF
Old South
Lawton
Jack Wellington
Unity Noble Grand
Cliff Rath
Jennie McCutcheon
Good of the Order
Pendleton
March of Dimes Fund
C. C. Weatherford
Arlington
Jack Wheeler
Alice Brogdon
John Brooks
Theta Rho Girls Club
Lawton 87 Lodge
Miss McCutcheon
Jack Fite
Noble Fields
R. K. Hathaway
Tommy Hartline
M. B. Howard
Emma Liner
Kelley Sunday
Vena Maples
Dan McPhail
Ethel Pendelton
Ellis Shirley
Jess Stanley
Luther Williams
Ray Young
Pineapple Glazed Curry and Livers Dish From Hawaii
A Hawaii inspired recipe feature presents Quick Chicken Curry with glazed pineapple and Chicken Livers with pineapple. The curry uses onion celery butter curry powder soup chicken sour cream almonds chutney pineapple and hot rice. The livers dish combines soy sauce pineapple almonds and rice with a pineapple juice sauce.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA Food Markets
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
Sunshine Club Votes Polio Gift
Sunshine Club members voted a five dollar donation to the March of Dimes fund during a regular session held at Mrs. Oran Carson's home. Hostess presided, minutes readings and a devotional were shared, followed by refreshments, with two guests from New Orleans in attendance.
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FAXON
Faxon Sunshine Club
March of Dimes Fund
Oran Carson
Wilbur Morris
Rex Boone
Karen
New Orleans
Mesdames R. W. Beatty
W. J. Capshaw
Mary Labude
Clement Martens
J. R. Roberts
Fletcher WSCS Meets For Study
Fletcher WSCS gathers at the home of Mrs Saidee Castleman with Mrs Dc R Zimmerman leading the session on Spanish speaking people in the United States. Miss Bertha Antrim Miss Virginia Collier and Mesdames A K Ezzell E C Johnson and R B Johnson reviewed the book Within These Borders and the group enjoyed refreshments.
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Fletcher
Dc. R. Zimmerman
United States
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Saidee Castleman
Bertha Antrim
Virginia Collier
A. K. Ezzell
E. C. Johnson
R. B. Johnson
Presbyterian Guild Meets For Lesson
Chattanooga special report on the Presbyterian guild meeting at the church. Mrs. Woodrow Patton, secretary for education and Christian action, opened a four lesson series on the department work. Mrs. Walter Crow led the program Christ Calls Us to Witness in United Service taken from the Outlook. A skit by members illustrated the lesson. Others present were Mesdames J. C. Crow Lee Jackson A. S. Patton Aubrey Patton Karl Peters Henry Payne and A. A. Schumpert.
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Chattanooga
Woodrow Patton
Education and Christian Action
Chattanooga Presbyterian Guild
Walter Crow
Christ
United Service
Mesdames
J. C. Crow
Lee Jackson
A. S. Patton
Aubrey Patton
Karl Peters
Henry Payne
A. A. Schumpert
District Deputy Visits Fletcher OES for Dinner and Sessions
Mrs Edith Howard district 32 OES deputy paid a visit to Fletcher Order of Eastern Star with a 5 p.m. dinner at the Masonic dining room and a reception after the evening session. A 2 p.m. meeting preceded by officers at the Masonic hall. District officers and guests from Chickasha attended along with numerous OES members.
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Fern Pence
Warder
Earlene Harrison
Sentinel
OES
M. A. Peacock
Mesdames Saidee Castleman
Felice Chandler
Olive Cline
Anna Belle Littlefield
Eva Owen
Elizabeth Johnson
District Garden Convention Slated In March
Convention of the Southwest district association of Oklahoma Garden clubs will be held March 11 in Frederick. The Oklahoma Association of Garden clubs discussed constitutional revisions and plans for the annual state meeting. Mrs. James G. True and Mrs. W. L. Dixon attended with other garden club members.
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Southwest District Association of Oklahoma Garden Clubs
Frederick
Oklahoma Association of Garden Clubs
Stillwater
James G. True
Lawton
W. L. Dixon
Cement
Southwest District
Leather dominates Chicago spring furniture show designs
Leather was used with plastics and metals on furniture, windows, and tables in Chicago spring showings. Designers showcased leather in sofas, chairs, bed room lounges, and accessories from leather topped tables to brass accented pieces, with finishes including glow of jewel tones and a glove soft feel.
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Chicago
Alon
Wormley
All-Day Meeting by WSCS at Bethel Church
Bethel Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service held an all-day session with a covered-dish luncheon. Mrs. Joe Fullerton opened with prayer and led business. Mrs. I. E. Ward gave devotional. Mrs. J. D. Scott directed singing. A skit titled The Siege of Jerusalem was presented. study on Jeremiah and Life and Task of the Church around the World continued for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Jerusalem
Bethel Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
Joe Fullerton
I. E. Ward
J. D. Scott
John Gayle
J. A. Griggs
J. H. Killian
O. P. Lucas
Joe Roberson
Beznoska Hosts Canasta Party At Home
Mr and Mrs Beznoska entertained a group of friends with a canasta party at 1704 N 18th Refreshments were served after games among Clint Ewing Mack Jamison Dusty Springer Harold Vinson and Walter Truex present
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Melvin Beznoska
N. 18Th
Messrs
and Mesdames
Clint Ewing
Mack W. Jamison
Dusty Springer
Harold Vinson
Walter Truex
Mrs Elmer Price Leads WMS Study
Mrs Elmer Price led the program at the Faxon Baptist Woman's Missionary Society meeting at 2 30 p m at the church Others assisting in preparing scripture cards for hospital trays included Mesdames Oran Carson Bill Peters C F Perry and Alex Richardson.
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FAXON
Elmer Price
Faxon Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Mesdames Oran Carson
Bill Peters
C. F. Perry
Alex Richardson
Intermediates Present "I Resolve" Assembly Program
The Intermediates presented a program on the theme I Resolve during the assembly period. Jane Carson Helen Howell Max Price and Marshall Wells led the event with Mrs Harned Morris as accompanist and Mr and Mrs Leonard Howell as sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Favon
Jane Carson
Helen Howell
Max Price
Marshall Wells
Baptist Training Union
Harned Morris
Leonard Howell
Bethel Methodist Women Plan Quilt Work and Study
Bethel Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service schedules an all day meeting at the church on Thursday to finish two quilts. A 1 30 p m study session follows with Mrs Ella Taylor teaching the Bible lesson on Jeremiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Bethel Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ella Taylor
Jeremiah
Methodism Studied At MYF Meeting
Fletcher Methodist Youth Fellowship discussed Methodism in Many Lands led by Leta Nell Voss. Program participants included Doris Johnson Darlene Mullenix Charlotte Thompson and Shirley Wilkerson. Refreshments honored Walter Stroud with thanks from Mrs. C. W. Stroud and listed guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Leta Nell Voss
Fletcher Methodist
Doris Johnson
Darlene Mullenix
Charlotte Thompson
Shirley Wilkerson
Walter
C. W. Stroud
Bertha Antrim
Vernon Voss
James Henry Liles
Claude Earl McNabb
Benny Johnson
Walter Stroud
Messrs
Frank Liles
R. B. Johnson
D. W. Stroud
Hattie Wilkerson
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D Avenue
Elgin
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Gruen
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Buster Wyatt
Fort Silk Blvd
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