PEO Chapter Has Meeting in Nome
The PEO Sisterhood Chapter 1 held a 2 pm meeting at 3300 Ferris with Mrs S Carmichael as seller and Mrs J Anderson as co host. President Mrs Charles B Young led the session reading her annual letter to state president Mrs J F Berton. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and co hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. ¥. Carmichael
Ferris
PEO
J. G. Anderson
Charles B. Young
J. F. Berton
Oklahoma City
James H. A. Angus
Donald Angus
Will Austin
Stanley Bryant
James Cox
P. C. Fontaine
Lewis Fouts
L. N. Fouts
J. 5. Kuntz
A. D. Lawrence
G. W. Miller
R. B. Morford Sr
Irwin Ozman
George Page
Frank Ross
John D. Shoemaker
Gladys Wolverton
C. A. Wolverton
Ralph Walverton
Curlyheads Now Thank Scientists Curlyheads Now Thank Scientists
Viviannity Art Beauty Editor praises a new self styling hair spray that lets straight hair become curly quickly and maintains waves with minimal sticky residue. The method involves spraying strand by strand and pin curling, then reactivating with a damp comb to refresh the style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viviannity
Mrs O Chappell Feted At Birthday Party in Chattanooga
Mrs Orville Chappell hosted a birthday party for Julia Mefford with a dessert course after games. Guests included Mrs Clay Avant Loveland and Mesdames E T A Martin Belle McCary Roy McCary T J Reed Sr and Bill Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Julia Mefford
Orville Chappell
Pershall Couple Host Dessert Pitch Club Event
Snyder Special reports Mr and Mrs Floyd Pershall hosted a party for Dessert Pitch Club members. Prizes were awarded after games. Attending were Theo Bender Jack Huddleston Jack Richardson Harry Stuenkel and J S Willis.
Recent Bride Complimented at Chattanooga Tea
Mrs. Ralph Capshaw, a recent bride and Oklahoma Baptist University student, was honored at a postnuptial tea in the Chattanooga Baptist Church recreation hall. Co-hostesses included George Bohl and Raymond Carson. about 55 guests attended as pink and white decorations featured snapdragons and a pink corncape for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Ralph Capshaw
Oklahoma Baptist University
Recreation Hall of
W. J. Capshaw
George Bohl
Raymond Carson
J. M. Dallon
Harry Dooley
Sollie Fisher
Car
Geis
Elsie Hamble
J. C. Killgore
J. L. Welch
SS Class Party At Church In Youth Lounge
Litiplighter day school class of First Christian church met at 7 30 p m in the church youth lounge for a monthly party. Games included down you go with Mr and Mrs James E Judge in charge. Refreshments were provided by Mesdames Allen Clark Gene Wilpy and Bill Hamilton for the young married couples group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litiplighter Day School
Chrisytian Church
James E. Judge
Mesdames Allen Clark
Gene Wilpy
Bill Hamilton
A Doe
Donations Voted For March of Dimes Drives by Sorority Group
Xi Tau Exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Clarence Saltit home to vote donations for the current March of Dimes polio and cancer drives. Mrs. Floyd Kennedy presided as the business period followed by aluminum tray projects and refreshments hosted by Mesdames Salrit and Harold Whitrock. Attendees included Miss Ethlyn Baysford Carol Best Leona White and Mesdames Ray Brown J Constant Charles Hesenbeck Lacey B Holley Paul Nishimura Jack Raviston Herbert Stenbocker Gene Welch and Daniel Woesner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Tau
Beta Sigma Phi Sorovity
Clarence Saltit
Floyd Kennedy
Mesdames Salrit
Harold Whitrock
Ethlyn Baysford
Carol Best
Leona White
Mesdames
Ray Brown
J. Constant
Charles Hasenbeck
Lacey B. Holley
Paul Nishimura
Jack Raviston
Herbert Stenbocker
Gene Welch
Daniel Woesner
Fete Honors Mrs Cooper on 55th Birthday
Complimenting Mrs Ray Cooper in observance of her 55th birthday anniversary a surprise party was given at 730 pm in her home 2013 C Arrangements for the event were made by the honorees daughters Maxine Bettye and Evelyn Refreshments were served and guests included E O Burch Frank Tucker Tulsa Mrs W T Tucker Maplesville Ala Roy Cooper George Hennessee Bill Askew George Broome Wes Eschier G S McAlister Doyle Pettijohn Edward Skinner and five children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cooper
Maxine
Bettye
Evelyn
Messrs
E. O. Burch
Frank Tucker
Tulsa
W. T. Tucker
Maplesville
Ala
First Child for Ketchums Born at Comanche County Memorial
Jean Marie Ketchum named for the Ketchum couple living on rural routes in Lawton. The eight pound twelve ounce daughter was born January 23 at Comanche County Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Welchum of Lawton. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ketchum. Great grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Ozvo Stoward and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Clapton. Families reside on Route 2. Attending the Bethel Methodist Church WSCS workshop were Mrs. Don Howard and Mrs. W. D. Cosgrove. A cancer dressings work session set at the NCO Open Mess lounge Fort Sill. Area women Mesdames Carl Dobbins and J. L. Greear are convalescing at home from influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Marie
Once
Jimmie Welchum
Ric. 2
Lawton
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Jeanette Howard
Ketchum
W. D. Howard
Rte. 1
Ray Ketchum
Rte. 2
Ozvo Stoward
L. E. Clapton
Laston Te To
Social Calendar highlights local clubs and meetings
The community week lists Alpha Pi Beta Sigma Phi and other chapter events at Santa Fe and Fort Sill venues, with times and host names. Wednesday features NCO Wives cancer dressings at Open Mess lounge, Fort Sill, while Thursday includes Protheon Sunday School, Junior Miss club, youth banquet, and sorority alumnae gathering. Friday covers Lawton Garden Council, Comanche County retarded children council, and a Fort Sill officers coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toesday Alpha Pi
James F. Futton Jr
Santa Fe
Karen Carpenter
Beta Omicron
Lio Nease
Fort Sill Blvd
Charity
Order of Eastern Star
Mount Scott Masonic Temple
NCO Wives Club
NGO Open Mess
Fort Sill
Linda Richardson
Dearborn
First Christian Church
Wes Miller
Alpha Delta Pi Social Sorority
Aluncac
Sara Lund
Bell
Lawton Garden Council
Usc-Ymca
B. Comanche County
Lawtonians Return From Texas Visit
Lawtonians Mr. and Mrs. Deward Stringer return from a mid-winter roundup of Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars and Woman's Auxiliary in Austin. The trip included dedication of a new Department Headquarters building. Family members in Texas included Mr. and Mrs. 3. E. Stringer Victoria, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones Corpus Christi, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lovitt Dallas. Stringer's mother Mrs. P Marburger joined the Dallas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deward Stringer
Columbia
Department of Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars and Woman's Auxiliary
Austin
Tex
Texas
Stringers
E.W. Stringer
Victoria
Joe Jones
Corpus Cl ‘i
Jack Lovitt
Dallas
Martini Giddings
Stringer
P Marburger
Executive Board Meeting at School reports events
The A. T. Howell Parent-Teacher Association executive board, led by unit president Mrs. Paul Zacharias, met at the school at 10 am Monday. Mrs. Louise Agnew will test hearings Feb 6. A PTA Study group is set for Feb 7. The unit plans its regular meeting at 7:40 pm Monday in the school auditorium with a Founders Day skit honoring past presidents. Mrs. John Roberson gave a devotional on Growth and Achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Zacharias
A. T. Howell
Parent-Teacher Association
Louise Agnew
PTA
Nual
John Roberson
Husbands Feted By NCO Wives At Fort Sill Dinner
NCO Wives club members at Fort Sill hosted a dinner at the NCO Open Mess with a 6 30 social hour and 7 30 meal. Sixty three persons attended and door prizes went to Mrs Dwight Kranz and Sgt Frank O Rourke. Hostesses were Mes dames Rollin Hood Ralph Keyport and Kranz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCO Wives Club
Fort Sill
NCO
Dwight Kranz
Sgt
Frank O'Rourke
Mesdames
Rollin Hood
Ralph Keyport
Kranz
Royal Neighbors Install Officers in Snyder Meeting
Mrs Luther Maxwell Oracle Mrs W P Reed recorder and Mrs Frank Cartwright manager were installed at a Royal Neighbors lodge meeting in Mrs Reuben Dempseys home. Officers present will be installed later. The group voted 32 50 for the March of Dimes drive and drew new Secret Pal names after old ones were revealed. Mesdames John Anderson Nancy Brown and A B Slay bought also were present.
Quest Club Hears City Minister On Self Analysis
Rev. Clayton S. Valder pastor of First Presbyterian spoke to Quest club members at 2 30 pm in Mrs Merrioth Davis home 606 Euclid on the scriptural idea as a man thinketh in his heart so is he Mrs Nancy Ruth Amis was co host for the event with Mrs Grant H Neutebeam president acting as program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton S. Valder
First Presbyterian Church
Quest Club
Merrioth Davis
Euclid
Valder
Nancy Ruth Amis
Snyder Kiowa County teachers plan April association meeting
Neith Allen and Mrs. Chloe Box of Mountain Park school teachers attended the Kiowa County Teachers committee meeting in Hobart where plans were laid for an April meeting of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area
Snyder
Sally Mansell
Kiowa County
Floyd Hub Ward
Mountain Park
Birthday Party Honors Two Women on 82nd Birthday
In Chattanooga special coverage Mesdames Elzie Forsythe and Ella Long were honored at a birthday party by Mesdames T. J. Reed Sr. and Bill Waters for their 82nd anniversaries. Guests wore party hats, gifts were displayed, cake and ice cream served, with attendees including W. C. Crook Dora Glenn Julia Mefford Belle McCary Irvin McQuinn R. T. Ochsner Victor Oliver and Otto Wilcoxson. SISTER 38 IN Mrs Bertha Scages visits sister Mrs Carry Lemon Achille after a recent heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Elzie Forsythe
Ella Long
T. J. Reed Sr
Bill Waters
Mesdames
W.C. Crook
Dora Glenn
Julia Mefford
Belle McCary
Irvin McQuinn
R. TL Ochsner
Victor Oliver
Otto Wilcoxson
Bertha Scages
Carry Lemon
Achille
Area Club Plans Valentine Party
Snyder Special reports at a Clitch and Charter club meeting Mrs James Barnett hosted the event A new member Mrs Jack Wilson was voted in The group planned a February 15 Valentine party at the community building Attending members included Theo Bender Albert Cunningham H E Davis Lyle Hines Glen McLaury Mat Mills Jack Richardson Harry Stuenkel Alvis Thrash Theo Urbach Fay Willis J B Willis and Perry Willis Jr
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PEO Chapter
Mrs. O. Chappell
Mrs. Pershall
Tor
Professional Pharmacy
Ingredi
Burns-Ford Drug
Sheridan Boat Dial
WMS
Lesson Snyder
John Matthiesen
Mountain Park Baptist Church
J. S. Woodall
Henry Dotson
Burl Hammack
Homer Tucker
Othel Patton
Fine Arts Club
Chattanooga Baptist Church
C. Minton
Claude Martin
Region 10
Wichita
Kans
Ed Vetter
Miging
Proheon
Central Baptist Church
H. L. Alexander
Cherry
Tursday
WSS
Bethel Special
Bethel Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
W. D. Cosgrove
Elsie Killian
Coats-Clark
C Avenue
Cooper
J. Ketchums
Bethel
Don Howard
NCO Open
Areca
Mesdames Carl Dobbins
JL. F. Greear
Tuenza
Protheon
Lawtonians
Larry Buchwald
Calvin Stoll
Future Farmers of America
Fore Worth
David Martin
LFEF
Sandra
Clem
Coats
Cuarm Carpet Cleaners
Nat'l
Clapy Produce Co
B Avenue
Club
Smithey’s Beauty Salon
Sheridan Rd
Fairmont
U.S.P
Nour
Griswold
North 17Th
Gore
Occd Insurance
FORD
Jeanne d'Arc
Dacron
Jeanne Arc
Johnson’s Milk
Johnson
Ky Tay
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