Messing Home Demonstration Club Hosts New Year Meeting
Mrs J W Storer hosted the Messing club with Miss Clara J Kelley presenting a civil defense lesson on Meeting Our Physical Needs for Everyday Living. The group voted to donate to the March of Dimes and plan a carnival and play and invited Pleasant Valley and Beaver Valley clubs for a polio education film at Messing school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara J. Kelley
Messing Home
John W. Storer
Messing School
Arlo Bisbee
E. J. Schram
Floyd Wickwire
Ed Daubenspeck
Ferrell French
Don Howard
Rosezetta Willis Marks Birthday
Rosezetta Willis celebrates her fifth birthday with a party at 2 p m at Mrs Z W Willis east of Wton. Games and group photos followed by cake and ice cream. Guests and gift senders include Nell Fullerton Ruby Watson Linda Richardson Carlanna Dobbins Gayla Ferrell Jammie Sue Ferrell Theresa Wolfe Robert Wolfe Tommy Crosgrove and Mesdames Bud Crosgrove Cecil Watson Jimmie Ferrell Cecil Clapton Carl Dobbins Ed Ketchum Charles Wolfe Walt Killian Monroe Little Chloe Arterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosezetta
Z. W. Willis
Wton
Nell Fullerton
Ruby Watson
Linda Richardson
Carlanna Dobbins
Gayla Ferrell
Jammie Sue Ferrell
Theresa Wolfe
Robert Wolfe
Tommy Crosgrove
Bud Crosgrove
Cecil Watson
Jimmie Ferrell
Cecil Clapton
Carl Dobbins
Ed Ketchum
Charles Wolfe
Walt Killian
Monroe Little
Chloe Arterbury
Mrs J E Baugh Hosts January Civic Club Meeting
Mrs A A Schumpert led a discussion on care of ornament after holidays as the Ladies Civic club met at Mrs J E Baugh home for the first meeting in the new house A dedication poem and New Year resolutions filled the program Refreshments followed Attendees included Mesdames Walter Crow Logan Hyder G E Kerr E A Martin F C Minton Roy McCary A E Hughes and Etta Lee Stimpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
A. A. Schumpert
Aerassagat
J. E. Baugh
Ladies Civic Club
Baughs
Walter Crow
Logan Hyder
G. E. Kerr
E. A. Martin
F. C. Minton
Roy McCary
A. E. Hughes
Etta Lee Stimpson
Tired Women Wear High Heels On Unfit Feet
A survey by the American Foot Care Institute reports millions of women wear spike-heeled pumps for six to eight hours daily, causing slow foot mutilation, back strain, and facial lines. Eastern states favor heels. proper walking shoes with leather soles are advised and a versatile shoe wardrobe is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Foot Care Institute
Newark
Benjamin Kauth
Institute
Dr. Kauth
Midwest
Kauth
Mrs. O. M. Runnels Hosts Union Valley Club Meeting
Union Valley Home Demonstration club held a quilting morning and covered dish luncheon at Mrs. O. M. Runnels home. President Mrs. J. M. Worley led the afternoon session with devotions by Mrs. A. P. Daubenspeck and a lesson by Miss Jean Wood on daily living needs. Mrs. Daubenspeck named Civil Defense chair and a March of Dimes donation was given. A shower for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Martin was planned for Feb. 14 at the Smith residence. The next meeting is Feb. 11 with Mrs. C. E. Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Valley Home Demonstration Club
O. M. Runnels
J. M. Worley
W. W. Miller
A. P. Daubenspeck
Jean Wood
County Home Demonstration
Daubenspeck
Civil Defense
March of Dimes
Bob Martin
Chuck Smith
C. E. Logan
Kerr Heads Past Matrons In Eastern Star Change
Mrs G E Kerr was elected president of the Past Matrons club of the Order of Eastern Star for the coming year at a session with Mrs Othel Patton. Meetings will be held on the second Wednesday of each month. Mrs A S Patton was named vice president and Mrs Woodrow Patton secretary treasurer with Mrs Walter Crow presiding as outgoing president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Order of Eastern Star
Othel Patton
Walter Crow
G. E. Kerr
A. S. Patton
Woodrow Patton
J. C. Killgore
G. H. Schumpert
Dinner Fetes Saddle Mountain Study Club Event
SADDLE MOUNTAIN special dinner party hosted by Mesdames George Cox and Ryvers Reeder at the 101 school house featured a centerpiece of miniature bronze pheasants and Jacob’s Coat with begonias on the piano. Guests seated at quarter tables enjoyed pitch games with high and low score prizes. attendees included Frank Burk, Rovers Reeder, Paul Wege, Howard Burk, David Fritz Sr. and Jr., M C Nunn, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
Jacob
Mesdames
George Cox
Ryvers Reeder
Saddle Mountain Study Club
Paul Wege, Meers
Roy Henderson
Frank Burk
Rovers Reeder
Paul Wege
Messrs
Howard Burk
David Fritz Sr
David Fritz Jr
M. C. Nunn
Clifford Pirtle
Clay Sommers
Herald Tipton
Joe Taylor
Lee Wood
Jerry Meek
Apache
Linda
Philip Burk
Norma Dean
Carl
Leatha Fritz
Nora Merle Henderson
Gail
Ronald Dean Reeder
Quinton
DeWayne Tipton
Celia Marie
Clayton Lee Wood
Omalyn Sommers
Orbin Henson
Frank Sommers Jr
Sun as main source of cosmic rays affecting Earth
The article asserts the sun is the major source of cosmic rays that continuously bombard Earth, outlining the ongoing bombardment by high energy particles from solar activity and space weather phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Social Calendar for Friday and Saturday Events
Friday 7:30 p m Supreme Forest Woodmen circle meets at American Legion hall Seventh and E delegates to State convention to be elected. Saturday 8 p m to midnight dance at American Legion hall Seventh and E public invited with additional events: Veterans of Foreign Wars post 5263 and auxiliary covered dish supper 6:30 p.m. VFW hut Fort Sill March of Dimes benefit dance by VFW and auxiliary followed by Cooties and Cootiettes music by Ted Lewis and His Melody Makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
American Legion Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
VFW Hut
Fort Sill
March of Dimes
VFW
Auxiliary
Ted Lewis
Melody Makers
Central High PTA Plans Monday Evening Talk
Central High Parent Teacher Association met at the school east of Lawton for January activities. Mrs. John L. Dennis presided, L. H. Eberhart gave the devotional, and Mrs. W. G. Brown was named reporter. Sixth graders won the room count, and visitors are invited to hear Jim Bullard discuss legislative needs of schools Monday night February 2 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High Parent - Teacher Association
Lawton
John L. Dennis
L. H. Eberhart
W. G. Brown
Jim Bullard
Presbyterian Women Circles Hear Speaker Miss Dorothy Foster
Miss Dorothy Foster national board of missions representative spoke to First Presbyterian Women circles at 7 30 p m with Circle 3 hosting Circles 1 and 2 An informal dinner preceded at Rev Clayton Walder's home and co hosts assisted with arrangements Foster discussed mission work at Boggs Academy Ga and education among Negroes She sang Swing Low Sweet Chariot with accompanist Refreshments followed for a long list of members and guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Foster
National Board of Missions
First Presbyterian Women’s Association
Circle 3
Clayton F. Walder
Gore
Robert L. Ivey
H. L. Porter
J. A. Smith
Harold A. Dye
J. C. Eubanks
Robert Rush
Women’s Association
Miss Foster
Boggs Academy
S. G. Farmer
Mattie Curtis
Dick Harris
E. B. Lacy
Marcia Ruppel
S. K. Powell
Margaret Gilbert
Murray Gilbert
Robert Wheeler
Phil Lehman
Bill Joyner
Burnie Green
W. A. Parks
James A. Greer
C. T. Freese
T. A. Bomar
S. D. Rains
John Merchant
Mamie Epperson
Bertha Johnson
Laura Merchant
The Mark McQuinns Baby Wins Derby
Rebecca Ann McQuinn infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark R McQuinn named winner of the stork derby in a Fort Worth suburb The contest was run by Bomber News and River Oaks News The McQuinns have two older children Michael Lynn five and Patrick Geary three The father a geophysicist for Stanolind Oil was raised in Chattanooga Tennessee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Rebecca Ann McQuinn
Mark R. McQuinn
Fort Worth
Texas
Irvin McQuinn
The
Bomber News
River Oaks News
Michael Lynn
Patrick Geary
Stanolind Oil Company
Army Wives Luncheon Highlights Korea Japan Slides
After the weekly covered dish luncheon at the USC-YMCA Mrs. John F. Gorski the newly elected president presented slides from Korea and Japan from occupation days in 1948. Attendees included Mrs. Don Donovan and many Mesdames and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Wives Club
John F. Gorski
Korea
Japan
Usc-Ymca
Don Donovan
USO
Mesdames_ Lloyd Cockerham
Charles Cotter
Norman Lancer
Vernon Schmith
Harry MacDougall
Borton Twiford
Kurt N. Christiansen
R. H. Waldschmidt
D. L. Griggs
Northcliff
Joel Rothlen
Delbert Denton
Fred R. Jennings
Charles Clifford
Richard Marciekiewicz
Max F. Smith
Thayer Lewis
Edward Kenney
Joseph Burt
D. Ross Heverly
J. Francis Owens
Edgar B. Robinson JZ
FSIS Students Host Canasta Night For Polio Funds
Fort Sill Indian School students will play canasta this evening in the school gym to boost the county March of Dimes. The FSIS 4-H club, coached by Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Queton, sponsors the party with dancing and refreshments. Beginning at 7 p.m., admission is 10 cents per person or 15 cents per couple, proceeds to the polio fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Fsis 4-H Club
Spencer Queton
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J. W. Storer
Rosezetta Willis
Mrs
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United Press
Ce Mma
Stinson
Fifth and
D Avenue
D Ave
Aurell’s Shoe Store
Phon
Grabois
Central High
Presbyterian Women
Mark McQuinns
Baby
C. Ave. Ph
Bray
Pfaff Sewing Center
C Avenue
Budget Shop
Farouks
Egypt
Narriman
Ladies’ Home Journal
FSIS
Polly Parrot
Enovon
Bengal Chambray
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