Constitution Adopted by Area Genealogical Society Meeting
The Area Genealogical Society adopted its constitution at a Monday meeting in the McMahon Foundation with 64 members present. Larry Watson presided. a committee including Watson and Mrs. Joe Curb presented the document. The society invites public membership with dues $5 annually through Aug 31, rising to $6 after. Youth dues are $2 for ages 8 to 19. A name contest was announced to reflect a regional scope, with entries due by July 30 and a two year membership prize. The group plans a Lawton jubilee display at the public library Aug 2–5, a traveling exhibit for schools, and will house materials at the Museum of the Great Plains. The next meeting is Aug 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the McMahon Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area Genealogical Society
McMahon Foundation
Larry Watson
Watson
Joe Curb
B. V. Murphy
Genealogical Society
C. Lawton
Okla
Lawton
Lawton Public Library
Roy Wicker
John March
New Nova Cut Gains Notice At Hairdressers' Convention
The Nova cut, a short precision hairstyle named for nova stars, is hailed as the fall winter fashion highlight by the NHCA. It features exposed ears and tapered neckline, with volume at the front or back, suited to tailored women's fashion.
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National
Lyal McCaig
The
Association of American Hairdressers
McCaig
NHCA
New York
Anthony Muto
Muto
Minneapolis
Radisson Hotel
Dear Abby Advice Column Snippets From Early Reader Letters
A collection of brief reader questions and Abby’s responses on tickling limits in relationships tipping etiquette and dancing at a supper club. Abby warns about a partner’s sadistic tickling and suggests ending the relationship if behavior continues. She also states tipping applies regardless of seating and tips should be given for good service. A piece on choosing a mate who provides financially over kissing is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Philharmonic Women Plan Fashion Show in Lawton
Lawton Philharmonic Women's Association hosts a fashion show and membership coffee from 10 a.m. to noon on Wednesday August 11 at 302% NE Kingsbriar Drive, with about 250 guests. Models include Renee Cruz and several society members. awards for season ticket holders and a season tickets booth. The Phil string trio provides music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Philharmonic Women’s Association
Walter R. Harris
Kingsbriar Drive
Jake Lyons
Renee Cruz
Wayne Littlefield
Norman O'Leary
Chris Meyers
Robert Dix
John W. Tyre
Robert Cramer
Paul Cullen
Meyers
H. H. Cruz
D. L. Wigington
Griffith Gates
Robert Gesner
George Barber
Jay Davis
Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra
Mrs Hendricks Talks Investments At New Frontier Chapter
Mrs Hendricks a stock broker spoke to members of the New Frontier Chapter American Business Women's Association at a dinner meeting in the Hotel Lawtonian. She reviewed investments and answered questions while Miss Linda Thompson gave the vocational talk. An enrollment event will be held Saturday Sept 11 at Mrs Jessie R Stephenson 1608 NW 50th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie Hendricks
New Frontier Chapter
American Business Women’s Association
Lawtonian
Richard Lash
Nelda Sanders
June Briggs
Linda Thompson
Jessie R. Stephenson
Community development group meets at OSU on home economics
Stillwater reports Mrs. Margie McMahan from Lawton among task force members who gathered at Oklahoma State University to map needed home economics Extension programs and research. Mr. and Mrs. Homan Reece of 1711 Jefferson tour Europe for six weeks to visit their son-in-law and daughter, Command Set. Maj. and Mrs. Henry Cenance stationed in Ansbach Germany.
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Stillwater
Margie McMahan
Lawton
Oklahoma State University
Homan Reece
Jefferson
Europe
Henry Cenance
Ansbach
Germany
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New Nova
States
District of Columbia
Kay Self
R.N
MT National Bank
F.U.L.C
38Th
Pool and Earth Shop
Martin
THUR
Abigail van Buren
Say
Tormented
Doris
Gwen Fisher
Philharmonic String Trio
Selec
Mrs. Hendricks
Robert Lindsey
Benny Barker
Freedoms
Loia
Lucille
Coord
Inates
Charlie
Ucille’s
Charlies Corner
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