Fall fashion forecast features jackets and longer hemlines
Adele Simpson introduces six jacket silhouettes from bolero to tunic over slim skirts while current daytime hemlines inch down slightly. Dinner wear gains ankle-length intermission gowns, Castle Walk gowns recall hobble era, and full length evening gowns hint at more malleability next winter. Fur trims, satin, and velvet fabrics dominate coats and dresses as fashion moves toward elegance and wearability.
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Adele Simpson
Pauline Trigere
Ceil Chapman
Harvey Berin
Harrouffs Return From Muskogee Funeral Visit
Mr and Mrs G F Harrouff of 908 S Eighth and their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Bill Harrouff of 1905 Glenn returned from Muskogee where they attended funeral services for Samuel Gray 34 at St Pauls Methodist church He was an electrical engineer and a Cameron college graduate killed in an industrial accident at a Muskogee wholesale plant Mrs John Brooks convalescing at Comanche County Memorial Hospital after surgery James Mitchell and son Robert 1507 B and parents from Seymour Texas took a 10 day Texas New Mexico Colorado vacation visiting Mesa Verde Cortez Colowith Peter B Starns No 22 N 28th returning from Kans and Colo trips G F Harrouff visited with Kelley Harrouff and Wade in Norman.
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G. F. Harrouff
S. Eighth
Bill Harrouff
Glenn
Muskogee
Samuel Gray
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cameron College
James
Tchell
Robert
Seymour, Tex
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Mesa Verde National Park
Cortez
Colo
Peter B. Starns
N. 28Th
Ralph Mills
Tonganoxie
Kans
Jack Starns
Orville Starns
Leavenworth
Kelley Harrouff
Wade
Norman
Couple Has Son On Anniversaries
A son named Terry Chris Gunn was born weighing seven pounds four and a half ounces on Friday July 8 at Hobart General Hospital. Parents Mr and Mrs F C Gunn live in the Saddle Mountain area with farming interests. the couple also has a daughter, Darla Jean. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J T Halstead Sr south of Mountain View, Poggi and Mrs Gunn, Tenia.
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Saddle Mountain
F. C. Gunn
Terry Chris
Hobart General Hospital
Sedan
Saddie Mountain
Darla Jean
J. T. Halsted Sr
Mountain View
Poggi
Gunn
Tenia
Post Auxiliary Meet For Supper At VFW Hall
Mrs. Herbert Young chaired a covered dish supper held Tuesday at the VFW building 926 S Second for post and auxiliary members. Mrs Raymond Rust assisted with hostess duties as guests dined buffet style with attendees including Albert Howard Raymond Rust Sgt L L Stevenson Jennie McCutcheon Lillian Hatfield Ginger Nelson Beatrice Koval and others from the post and auxiliary.
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Herbert Young
Woman’s Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Raymond Rust
VFW
S. Second
Albert Howard
Sgt
L. L. Stevenson
Jennie McCutcheon
Lillian Hatfield
Ginger Nelson
Beatrice Koval
Ellis Shirley
A. J. Koval
M. B. Howard
John Rumbarger
Doward Stringer
Harvey P. Nelson
M. L. Black
Epplers Depart For Europe From Lawton
Maj and Mrs Rudolph Eppler and son Daniel Richard left Lawton for Germany after serving in Kobe and Stockton. They plan European travel, then return to build a home in Lawton. Daniel Richard will study in Munich while Rudy attends a U.S. college. Hilbert Eppler serves in Alaska.
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Rudolph Eppler
Daniel Richard
Lawton
Germany
Maj
Eppler
Sharpe General
Stockton
Calif
Europe
Epplers
Kobe
Japan
Cameron College
Munich
Rudy
States
Hilbert Eppler
Sp 2
Alaska
Ozman
Vagabond Club Plans Meeting At Delores Pannell Home
Delores Pannell hosts Vagabond Club gathering at 7 30 p m Tuesday after which Beverly Vowell the club president led a business session. A rummage sale is planned for Saturday at 201 E with guest Linda Pellegrin from Fairmont New Jersey and members including Carolyn Bryan Beverly Beamer Glenda Dean Jahrea Friedman Mary Ann Goode Pat Hood Rosa Mae Davis and Becky Salter.
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Hona Friedman
Dearborn
Delores Pannell
Atlanta
Beverly Vowell
Linda Pellegrin
Fairmont
N. J
Carolyn Bryan
Beverly Beemer
Glenda Dean
Jahrea Friedman
Mary Ann Goode
Pat Hood
Rosa Mae Davis
Becky Salter
Area Girl Wins OCW Scholarship
Miss Frances Mace of Green Valley north of Saddle Mountain has won a $100 scholarship to Oklahoma College for Women for 1955 56. Donated by Chickasha Oil Co, the award is one of seven for the year and covers Kay County. She is Sedan High School valedictorian and top scholastic student from junior high, with leadership roles in class and active 4 H participation earning trips to the state round-up at Stillwater.
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Saddle Mountain
Frances Mace
Floyd Mace
Green Valley
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Chickasha Oil Company
Sedan High
Mace
Sedan
Average American family uses 788 tin cans a year
Report notes a typical household consumes about 788 tin cans annually reflecting high consumer packaging use and recycling implications.
Reds Weigh Diplomatic Overture At Geneva Summit
The New York Herald Tribune reports Moscow made a behind the scenes bid to contact West German diplomats at the Geneva summit. Bonn officials rejected the move, aiming to avoid unsettling the Western Big Three amid reunification talks. Pushkin invited Blankenhorn to Moscow for talks on diplomatic and trade ties. Adenauer vacationing in Murren, connected by Teletype to Blankenhorn.
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New York
New York Herald Tribune
Geneva
Bonn
Herald Tribune
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Georgi M. Pushkin
East Germany
Herbert Blankenhorn
West Germany
Adenauer
Muerren
Blankenhorn
Moscow
Soviet Union
Strikes Set Britain's Recovery Back A Year
London observers warn that post election strikes threaten Britain's economic survival. The rail and dock actions cripple production, cost hundreds of millions, and erode competitiveness abroad while unions gain power and the government lags in enforcement.
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Britain
Unions Seize Economic Power Under Welfare State
Welfare state benefits and full employment have strengthened unions, and Sam Watson of the Durham Mineworkers’ Union notes that economic power shifted to the unions after 1945. The result is a wave of wildcat strikes, accounting for over half of last year’s man-days lost, amid intra-union raids such as the Liv- port dock dispute.
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Sam Watson
Durham Mineworkers’ Union
Liv
Robert E Lee fashions campaign in Rhode Island race
Two men named Robert E Lee campaign for delegate to Rhode Island’s constitutional convention. One is a Republican, the other a Democrat, reflecting a lively local political occurrence in East Providence.
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Robert E. Lee
Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Robert E. Lees
Three year old found hiding under tree says she is not lost
In Niles Michigan three year old Karen Wirta was missing for about three hours before state police trooper found her seated calmly beneath a tree in a wooded area. She told the trooper I’m not lost, my house.
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Niles
Mich
Karen Wirta
No Queen Chosen For Michigan Celery Promotion
Montague Michigan Celery Promotion Association will not crown a celery queen this year focusing on quality says president Ed Weesies. The U S Bureau of Mines was founded in 1910.
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Montague, Mich
Michigan
Ed Weesies
The
U.S. Bureau of Mines
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R. L. Meadors & Son
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United Kingdom
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