Newlywed Shower Honoring Mr and Mrs James Green
A post nuptial shower was hosted at Mrs Auba Huddleston's home for newlyweds Mr and Mrs James Green. Dozens of hostesses and gifts from many friends and relatives were noted, including numerous named individuals and families across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Green
Auba Huddleston
Huddleston
Charles Collins
Ruby Blackburn
Harold Guthrie
Violet Roach
Bob Roundtree
Kenneth Snider
J. M. Worley
Thomas Green
Audie Wayne Woodard
Ronnie Callicott
Frankie Boydston
Wayne Gipson
William T. Green
Tommy Self
Ed Adams
Mary Cox
Will Matthews
Ed Mitchell
Opal Runnels
Annie Shehorne
J. E. Wilks
Yingling
Messrs
Mesdames
Clifford Alexander
J. M. Ash
Bill Brenton
C. A. Simms
James Good
Bill Suggs
Paul Wege
Lester Norris
Bill Cowan
Dave Byrd
Pete Wynn
J. M. Hahaffey
Dick Self
Perry Runyan
Carrol Wilks
John McNayr
C. M. Lee
Bill Plaxco
Art Runyan
Lawrence LaFrance
Paul Britton
Charles Thompson
Bruce Runyan
James Adams
Tom Howenstine
Alfred Hill
Bill Tugman
R. O. Webb
Robert Gipson
L. M. Spillman
J. B. Long
Mack Overton
Ernest Cloninger
Everett Thompson
A. O. Dupler
Duane Huscher
Robert Green
Ken Maloy
Harvey Byrd
Clinton Reeves
E. O. Callicott
Harrison King
W. H
Gideon Groups Meet This Week At Old South Cafeteria
Gideon members held two meetings this week in the upstairs Old South cafeteria. Mrs Lawrence Laird presided the women’s session at 7 30 p m with Chaplain Mrs Alva McCraw leading a prayer and devotional. Attendees included Mesdames Charles Rayner Tom Stanton and Ragan Stewart. Fort Sill chaplain Capt James Brister spoke at the men’s gathering presided by Joe House with out of town attendees James Burt Duncan and Henry Holt. Others present were Capt Melvin Cunningham Capt Ferrell Dockstetter Capt Charles Rayner Dr Thomas Stanton Norman Bishop Herbert Chapman Lawrence Laird J A McCraw and Ragan Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon
Old South
Lawrence Laird
Alva McCraw
Charles Rayner
Tom Stanton
Ragan Stewart
Lawton Families To Walters Dinner
R D Lewis of Madras Oregon visiting brother John S Lewis of Geronimo was honored at a buffet by Mr and Mrs Bradley Stewart at 322 W Iowa Walters. Slides by Joann Lewis showed Japan and scenes from Washington and Oregon. Ice cream and cake served. Attendees included Lawtonians and Geronimo residents listed among the hosts guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Lewis
Madras
Oreg
John S. Lewis
Geronimo
Bradley Stewart
Iowa
Walters
Lewis
Joann
Japan
Washington
Oregon
Bill Lewis
Jimmie Kriz
J. E. Frazier
Margie Lewis
John R. Lewis
Hank Lewis
Rodney
Russell
Harvey
Arthur Lewis
William Pine
Herbert Williams
Tommy
Kenneth Royle
Stella Lewisoe
Osts
Lighten Your Hair Gradually With New Safe Lotion
Alicia Hart notes a new gradual hair lightener offers a painless, nonirritating method to lighten hair over weeks. The product requires no shampooing or timing, stops when desired lightness is reached, and claims no alkali or ammonia. It also brightens brown hair, enhances red tones, creates light streaks, and can touch up bleached roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hartner
This Year's College Clothes Tailored To Tastes
1953 back to college fashion trends analyzed by Women's Wear Daily. Emphasizes jackets as the core item for college and career looks, with new fabrics, bright linings, and adaptable silhouettes. Features fly-away and fingertip jackets, boxy and fitted cuts, and wear from campus to city life.
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Women's Wear Daily
Birth Of Hobble Skirt Recalled In Wright Story
Gil Haven writes in The Bee Hive that Mrs. Hart Berg became a style leader after Wilbur Wright offered her a ride in France. Her husband tied a rope to her skirt hem for modesty, and after the flight she hobbled with the rope. A French dressmaker then created the hobble skirt, which soon spread globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Haven
Bee Hive
United Aircraft Publication
Hart Berg
Wilbur Wright
France
Berg
Paris
First Baptist WM S Groups Meet For Study
First Baptist Woman's Missionary society circles held study and business sessions in Lawton homes and at the church. Watchword led by Mrs. R O Ward with guests H T Wiles and Floyd Wood assisting. New members welcomed and prayers offered as Bible lessons were taught by multiple leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society
Lawton
R. O. Ward
Eugene Hill
Mesdames
H. T. Wiles
Floyd Wood
Wood
Earl Mercer
Charles Johnson
M. L. Sommerville
Royce Means
Crosby
Jaxie Short Circle
John Montgomery
Bob Hunt
Joe Rammel
David Brown
C. B. Colclasure
Ralph Colling
Bob Johnson
T. E. Stinnett
Vernon Howeth
Wesley Bennight
Marshal Willaford
Don Taylor
Leonard Parker
Lawrence White
George
Tom Blankenship
E. N. Galliher
W. L. Casey
W. R. Ray
Vella Smith
Milton Keating
Birthday Dinner Honors E C Moore at Home
Mrs William J Douglas presented E C Moore with roses for the table centerpiece during a family dinner Thursday marking his birthday anniversary. Held at the Moore home 702 E the guests included his wife Ila Moore daughter and Miss Pat Douglas plus another daughter and her family Mr and Mrs B H Good Libby Lou Ila Faye and Ben 804 Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Douglas
E. C. Moore
Moore Home
Ila Moore
Pat Douglas
B. H. Good
Libby Lou
Ila Faye
Ben
Columbia
Army Wives Set 12 Noon Picnic
Army Wives club hosted a Thursday luncheon at the USO-YMCA with Mrs Thayer Lewis receiving the Penny prize at 1 pm. Plans were made for a picnic at the next meeting. Members to assemble at the USO-YMCA at 12 noon Thursday. Mesdames Denton Schalck and others hosted. games enjoyed by members and several children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer Lewis
Army Wives Club
Uso-Ymca
Mesdames Delbert Denton
William Schalck
Mesdames
Lloyd H. Cockerham
Cecil LaCaze
Fred R. Jennings
Robert Hook
Robert D. Beatty
Norman Langer
Carl Hansen
John Newman
James Osborn
Harvey Nelson
Myron Bobbe
Merwin Nelkin
Andrew Tarpinian
Martin Gerstler
Peter Giraro Jr
Howard Family Returns From Visit To OU Entrance Examinations
Nancy Howard with her mother Mrs J D Howard and brothers Douglas and Dallas, 1602 Lake, Norman, Monday traveled to the University of Oklahoma to take entrance exams and enroll for the fall term. They spent Sunday in Oklahoma City with Mrs Howard's brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Ray K Silver. Glorified Rarebit suggests adding drained sliced butter broiled mushrooms to the cheese sauce served on toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Howard
J. D. Howard
Douglas
Dallas
Lake
Norman
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Pennington Family Relocates to Texas
CHATTANOOGA Special reports Mr and Mrs John Pennington and their son Douglas have moved to Iowa Park Texas where Mr Pennington works at Sheppard Air Force Base Wichita Falls Mrs B J Walker visiting in Chattanooga has rented the Pennington home and will reside there after leaving the Brooks home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
John Pennington
Douglas
Iowa Park
Texas
Pennington
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
B. J. Walker
Joe Brooks
Penningtons
Letter Carriers Picnic Fete in Wichita Mountains
Three counties in the rural letter carriers district gathered at Lake Quanah Parker in the Wichita mountains for a picnic meeting. Attendees included district superintendent Joe Brooks and Mrs. Brooks from Chattanooga along with Clifford Lyon and Mrs. Lyon of Anadarko and Albert Harper W. J. Capshaw and Howard Taylor from Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Association of
Lake Quanah Parker
Wichita Mountains
Comanche
Cotton, Jefferson
Stephens
Clifford Lyon
Anadarko
Joe Brooks
Brooks
Albert Harper
W. J. Capshaw
Howard Taylor
Tang for potatoes and cheese sauce cream summer dish
A simple potato dish with grated cheddar cheese melted into a medium white sauce served over thinly sliced vegetables. The recipe notes it pairs well with cold ham for a refreshing summertime meal.
Guest Demonstrates Sewing Techniques At Ellen H Richards Club
Mrs. H. O. Williams from Necchi Sewing Machine store spoke at the Ellen H. Richards club meeting hosted by Mrs. J. D. Harper at 2945 Euclid. The program covered zig zag monogramming buttonholes and embroidering with the business session led by Mrs. Wesley Holley Jr. Plans were set for a benefit party Friday night at the Harper home and gifts exchanged among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Williams
Necchi
Ellen H. Richards
J. D. Harper
Euclid
Bill Allen
Wesley Holley Jr
Harper
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