Mrs Cleo Stout Heads Copperettes in Local Meeting
Mrs Cleo Stout was elected president of the Copperettes at a Fraternal Order of Police hall gathering on 17th and Ferris. Other officers named were Mrs Eugene Gale as vice president, Mrs Kenneth Priest as secretary, and Mrs Junior Hawkins as treasurer with appointive roles to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Stout
Copper'eties
Gan & Pam
Order of Police
17Th
Ferris
Eugene Gale
Kenneth Priest
Junior Hawkins
Lela J. Wilson
Mavon
Pete Fuller
M Stout
Ethel P
Mesdames Fuller
Wilson
Mesdames Alford Hennessee
George Mitchell
Jimmy Warren
Ronald Wheatley
Lee Clark
Walter Asbery
Teens For Christ Elect Officers
Snyder special to encore. Teens for Christ at Snyder Baptist Church forms a new teen organization for Bible study prayer and evangelism. Elected for six months are Jenny Aves president Donna Fay Farvis vice president Jackie Tyler secretary axle Easey treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Teens For Christ
Snyder Baptist Church
Jenny Aves
Donna Fay Farvis
Jackie Tyler
Axle Easey
RT. Toma
Karen Fags
Glenda Houser
Arlene Barbaani
Danny Griffin
J. V. Lobaugh
Mesdaines Maldous Easley
T. M. Fagg
TFC
Pat Ayers
Doris Bay+less
Dorothy Brazil
Roselle Clevenger
Tommie Costen
Larry Easley
Joan Ellis
Jerry Jones
Eddie Jimison
Charlotte Musick
Carol Richardson
Julia Stradley
Billy and
Tippy Stratton
J. W. Strickland
Darla Terrer
David Tyner
Billy
Karyn Wilson
Business Women Meet For Supper in Calvary Church
Nine churches were represented at the 6 30 p m Federation of Business Women s circles meeting of the WMU Comanche Catton Baptist association in Calvary Baptist church. After a supper 72 attended a business session led by WMU associational president Mrs John E Woodard with Martha Stevens Elgin Business Women s president in charge of the program A skit Open Doors was presented by the Elgin group The evening message Come Over and Help Us was given by Mrs J W Blackkeler Clinton state WMU Community Mission chairman. hOB
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Business Women's
Woman's Missionary Union
Comanche-Catton Baptist Association
Calvary Baptist Church
John E. Woodard
WMU
Martha Stevens
Elgin Business Women's
Elgin Group
J. W. Blackkelter
Clinton
WML Community Mission
Hob
Jackets Awarded to Eight Snyder Graduates
In Snyder High School auditorium the Specials Regular assembly highlighted by awarding jackets to eight graduating football players. Coaches Gerald Daugherty and Houston Rawley presented the jackets to Le Roy Brown Marion Farris Jerry King Eddie Miller Byron Ni brucgce Mickey Reece Joe Richardson and Roger Willis.
Mrs Raymond Hall Is Club Hostess In Loveland
Hollister United Neighbors members met at Mrs. Raymond Hall home for a social hour and a rail call on how to improve the club Devotional was by Mrs E Pritchard Prayer by Mrs M Chapman and games followed Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs W H Mapp Other attendees included Mesdames Artis Autry C J Dennis Chester Larren Burgin McFall Horace Moon and W A Oakley A new son named Phillip Dale born Tuesday at Tillman County Memorial Hospital Frederick to Mr and Mrs Vey Wynn Hollister Special
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Vey Wynn
Hollister
Phillip Dale
Tillman County Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Legion Head Named Speaker at Local American Legion Banquet
Frederick Special Legion meeting attendees will hear C. Z. Wright Jr. Vinila and A. Rt. Tyner Jr. participate as principal speaker and special guest at the annual membership banquet of the local John S. Kerr American Legion. Local Woman's Auxiliary members serve the banquet at 7 pm on Feb 42 in the Legion dining hall. J. Robey Smith will preside.
Benefit Bridge and Pastry Auction Slated by AAUW
A benefit event by the Lawton branch AAUW will feature a bridge game and pastry auction starting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the civic room of the Security Bank and Trust building. Proceeds go to fund the annual Carver conference for senior girls in the area. Tickets for the bridge are 50 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
American Association of Unix Women
Security Bank & Trust Company
Momer Fage
AAUW
Maren
Mrs Chas Woodall Leads Faxon Woman's Missionary Society
Mrs Chas Woodall presided as leader of the Faxon ten Woman's Missionary Society at a 2 15 p m church meeting. Charles Woodall led the stewardship program while Mrs Mabel Paden offered the dismissal prayer. Attendees included Mesdames R Beatty Oran Carson ML Wurst C F Perry Alex Richardson and GB Robison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanon
Bill Peters
Faxon
Deviled Ham Delights for Teeners and Hot Dishes
Deviled ham features in teen meals with two quick options and a mushroom sauce. Deviled Ham Balls form pleasantly golden rounds fried in butter, then served with rice or starch. The menu includes Deviled Ham Dogs on rye with baked bean spread and pickles, plus a quick mushroom sauce to finish the dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddonner
Builor
Home Sweet Home
Members Wives Attend Baptist Men Banquet
APACHE special report notes Glenn Pence speech at a Baptist Men Brotherhood banquet held at the local church attended by members wives. George Till led music with a men's quartet including Earl Bowen Jim Marlin So A Palmer and J B White with Mrs White on piano and a duet by Mr and Mrs White joined by Marilyn Derryberry. The Ala Shem Sunday School class served a meal to about 75 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Pence
Hanquel
George Till
Earl Bowen
Jim Marlin
So A. Palmer
McFall Admitted For Treatment At Tillman County Memorial
Loveland report notes Steve McFall was admitted last week to Tillman County Memorial Hospital in Frederick for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Steve McFall
Tillman County Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Missionary Society Meet at Mrs Barnes Home
Mountain Park Baptist Woman's Missionary Society held a home missions lesson at Mrs. Alex Barnes. Attending were Mrs D W Berry, Mrs Henry Dotson, Ruth Robinson, Edgar Lee Tyler, Homer Tucker and J S Woodall plus Mrs Barnes. In Snyder special reports Rev Ivan B Clayton and Eugene Copeland head Washita presbytery sessions in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Ivan B. Clayton
Chattanooga Presbyterian Church
Eugene Copeland
Washitaery
Oklahoma
Stock Reductions at The Knitting Nook on G Avenue
The Knitting Nook advertises 40 and 50 percent off on Coals Clarke yarns embroidery thread and 60 by 80 inch tablecloths. Located at 307 G Avenue the shop lists dial EL3-8190 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Avenue
Cancer Dressings Made By NCO Wives Club
Twenty two members of the NCO Wives club met at 1 p.m. in the NCO Open Mess lounge Fort Sill to make cancer dressings. The group prepared four and a half dozen dressings and was joined by two guests Mesdames N J Williams and S Wanner. Hostesses were Mesdames Robert Nutter and Leon Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCO Wives Club
NCO Open
Fort Sill
N. J. Williams
S. Swanner
Robert Nutter
Leon Johnson
Homemaking Class Aids FFA Project in Snyder
Special report from Snyder notes homemaking class, taught by Mrs Nelle Morris, assisting the Snyder Future Farmers of America chapter. Students furnish the agriculture building lounge by crafting drones for the space, located in the southwest corner, a meeting area for small groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Nelle Morris
Snyder Chapter
Future Farmers of America
PTA Executives Meet At Swinney
Swinney PTA executives led by president Mrs C Carl Titch met at 10 a m in the teachers lounge. routine reports and plans for the annual carnival were announced by projects chair Mrs Kenneth Little with a March carnival to be sponsored by the unit. Founders day silver tea is set for Monday at 2 30 p m with special numbers and chair Mrs Roy Hennessee. home room mothers planned Valentine projects and carnival ideas under Mrs Eldon Cros son. legislative chair Mrs Clyde Shelton urged PTA legislation and action items for the National Congress. City PTA council may sponsor a juvenile protection meeting. secretary Mrs E D Riddle read minutes and treasurer’s report. 13 members attended including principal Christina Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hennessee
B. Lord
Eldon Crosson
Valentine Pacles
Clyde Shelton
PTA
National Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers
E. D. Riddle
Gail Wilson
Ihe
Christina Swanson
Swinney
Roar
Duplicate Bridge Winners Told
Frederick Special Mesdames Prather Brown and C H Dillingham were high score winners at a meeting of the afternoon Duplicate Bridge club in the Carnegie Liberty basement Mesdames Lorraine Kent and Dillingham were co hosts to the session Mesdames Chug Bex and Ray Miller were second high winners with Mesdames Paul Brunk and Mike Goodner in third place Other players included Frances Campbell Bill Blankenship Carl Chamberlin Charles Crawford 3B Curtis Glenn Dobbs Bert Dotson Helen Meeks Ray Miller N Nicholson and Hall Worthington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mesdames
Prather Brown
C. H. Dillingham
Carnegie Liberty
Lorraine Kent
Dillingham
Chug Bex
Ray Miller
Paul Brunk
Mike Goodner
Frances Campbell
Bill Blankenship
Carl Chamberlin
Charles Crawford
Curtis
Glenn Dobbs
Bert Dotson
Helen Meeks
N. Nicholson
Hall Worthington
Foe Ek
Demonstrations Set For Students in Snyder Public Schools
February will bring practical demonstrations for home making students with instructors and guests from Public Service Company Lawton on February 11 showing electrical appliance use and cook stores. Lone Star Gas will conduct a similar demonstration on February 18 for gas stoves and appliances. Ruth Hagar, recently hired at Lawton's Southwestern hospital, continues to reside with her mother Lela Hagar while working there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Snyder Public Schools
Nelle Harris
Public Service Company
Lawton
Lone Star Gas Company
Lawton Chattanooga
Ruth Hagar
Southwestern Hospital
Lela Hagar
Sunbeam Group Formed Refreshed At Faxon Baptist
The Sunbeam Band met at Faxon Baptist Church at 3 30 p m with Mrs Mabel Paden serving refreshments after a lesson. Two new members Brenda Townley and Sevella Townley joined along with existing members Joan Curt surpassing er, Billy Peters, Virginia Reed, Rita, Paula and Pete Watts. Sponsors were Mesdames E M Carter and Alex Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanon
Mabel Paden
Sunbeam
Faxon Baptist Church
Brenda
Sevella Townley
Joan Curtsinger
Billy Peters
Virginia Reed
Rita
Paula
Pete Watts
Mesdames E. M. Carter
Alex Richardson
Scholarship Tests Scheduled for OCW Scholarships
High school senior girls in Lawton are set to take entrance examinations for 1957 58 scholarships to Oklahoma College for Women Chickasha. The tests occur Saturday starting at 9 a.m. About 51 scholarships are available across major fields Information has been mailed to Oklahoma high school principals and may be obtained from Trice Broadrick OCW director of admissions in charge of the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Oklehoma High School
Trice Broadrick
OCW
Social Calendar: Camanche County Council meeting set
The Camanche County Council for Retarded Children meets Friday at 7 30 p m in the special education team at Gam mentary school 2701 Beil. Invited attendees include program staff and interested community members.
Sweetheart Fete Planned By Alpha Pi Chapter
Alpha Pi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meets at Mrs J F Fulton Jr home to arrange a rummage sale March 1 at Jimmies Grocery and Market and a February 14 Sweetheart dance at the Federal Employee club north of town. A bake sale is planned for April and a queen will be sent to the Norman state convention in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Fulton Jr
Santa Fe
Alpha Pi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Jimmie's
Lee
Frank Burt
New Federal Employee Club
City
Norman
Uene Littell
Edna Tompkins
Jack Lankford
Ways and Means
Cliff Ford
Fort Sil
Area Seniors Plan Elaborate Annual Chatta nooga
Chattanooga seniors plan the most elaborate annual with Mrs Jne Meece as sponsor. A Dallas publishing firm will publish the book and final material ships Feb 1 with 100 applicants allowed. Ads from local merchants augment funds for the class trip. J W Rackley discharged from Tilman County Memorial Hospital Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Jne Meece
Dallas
Tex
Frederick
Grandfield
Layton
Walters
Youth Rally At Mountain Park Methodist Church
A regional Methodist youth rally at Mountain Park Church drew sixty five attendees from Frederick Grandfield Indiana Manitou Roosevelt Snyder and Tipton churches. The program The Bible was presented by host church and included singing by George Smith Jed Broup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Light Area
Mountain Park Methodist Church
George Smith
Frederick
Jed Broup
Grandfield
Indiaoma
Manitou
Roosevelt, Snyder
Tipton
Gideon Society Gifts New Testaments to Snyder High
Snyder special assembly featured Gideon Society members presenting each Snyder High student with a New Testament and Psalms. Rev Oto Elling introduced the distribution and each teacher received a complete Bible for desk use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Gideon Society
Snyder High School
Oto Elling
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Mrs. Raymond Hall
Charce
FORD
Els
Legion Head
Chas. Woodall
WMS
Alex Barnes
Clements Nursery
California
Sunbeam Group
Babbitt -Peller
He As
Isa Et
THE
Constitution
Dorma Barnhart
Anna Lee Brown
Berniece Best
Joyce Mehefko
Joyce Redelk
Bill Stroud
J. N. Strahan
Albert Mancini
Russell Lowe
Fredrick Hill
J. W. Rackley
Tilman County Memorial Hospital
Area Church
Smithey’s Beauty Salon
Sheridan Rd
Wewest
Clem
Dixie
C Avenue
Fourth Street
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