OCW Speech Graduates Shine Coast to Coast
Oklahoma College for Women graduates in speech are in demand as teachers and in media work nationwide. Noted names include Frances D. Davis and Laurine Hager, with alumni teaching in Tulsa high schools, Northwestern and Southeastern Oklahoma, and roles in radio, theatre, and college programs across several states.
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Oklahoma College For Women
Frances D. Davis
GCW
Chickasha
OCW
Oxlahoma
Laurine Hager
Toni Taliew Freeman
Gurbina Burker
M Tbbary
al Rock
Tulsa
Set
Far Tulsa Civic Theater
Miss Hager
Miss Tubbard
Ate Ss
Southease High
Slahoma Cisavo
Mavie Chevey
Tathren Fayak
M Wie Machards
KWCO
Ruth Arrington
Northeastern Ste College
Tahloquith
Benne McDaniel
Cameron Agricutural College
Lawton
Jobo Dunn
Lavelle Larwehlind
Cama
University of Oklahoma
WNAD
Clarice ‘Tatman
Mount Volyakecol Tour
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Avton
Anel Pagenet
Buoth
Maleese Black
OCW Speech Graduates Shine In National Theatre And Hall Fame
Seminole born OCW speech graduates have pursued radio and television production across the country from Amarillo to New York. Te Ata, Oklahoma Indian princess, entertained royalty for FDR era visits and OCW plans fall induction in Oklahoma’s Semicentennial celebration. OCW offers a Bachelor of Arts in speech with theatre and media training and operates a live brick theatre for student productions.
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Hollywood
Calif
Uncisa
OCW
Amarilla
Michigan
Los Angeles
New Yorland
New Jersey
Tie
Te Ata
Oklahoma
Franklin D. Roosevelt
King George
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Hall of Fame
Okahoma
GCW
Jossans
Saturday Square Dance Opens Summer Series
The Sooner Dan dies Square Dance sponsors a Saturday night square dance at 8 p.m. at 35th Division parr Sixth and Columbia. Paul Tate will be caller with guest callers. Dancers and spectators are invited.
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Parr
Sixth
Columbia
Paul Tate
Tale
Bride-Elect Shower Honors Jane Ann Park in Park Home
Miss Jane Ann Park was honored at a prenuptial miscellaneous shower honoring her engagement to Kenneth Thompson. The event featured pastel green and yellow decor, a white carnation centerpiece, and gifts displayed after a reading titled First Visit to the New Bride. Co-hostesses and numerous guests attended, with about 75 additional attendees registering.
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Annette Waner
Fred Park
Waller
Reford Carter
Annetle Waller
Opal
Sue Willsom
Meschmes Kenneth Beas
Irs
Bill Henson
Grady Benson
Bill Bentley
Cecil Bentley
Gerald Collier
Kithy Black
Mesdaties
Social Calendar Feature Eastern Star Meeting and Square Dance
Lawton chapter no. 82 Order of Eastern Star meets at 7 30 p m at the Masonic temple 41 S Fourth with business and initiation before summer recess Square dancing at p m at 35th division park Sixth and Columbi sponsored by Sooner Dandies Square Dance club invited to the public with Paul Tate as caller assisted by guest callers
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Lawton
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Visio Park
Columbi
Sooner Dandies
Paul Tate
Coffee fundraiser for Liberty Heights Church women
The Liberty Heights Christian church women held a silver coffee at 2303 N 18th hosted by Mrs. Jack Thornton with co host Mrs. Jack Hart from 7 to 3 p.m. Proceeds support the church building fund. Attendees included Mesdames C F McAfee T J Tondlershot Though Robert Cay D A Blomeren Frank Smith Guy Harbur Frank Keller Geneon Edward Hes ler and Frank Husted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Heights Christian Church
Jack Thornton
Jack Hart
C.F. McAfee
T. J. Tondlershot
Robert Cay
D. A. Blomeren
Frank Smith
Guy Harbur
Frank Keller
Geneon
Edward Hesler
Frank Husted
Couple Feted At Shower For Lovell Fortney Pair
A post nuptial shower honored Lou Ann Lovell Fortney and husband David Fortney at C E Drew home 1810 5th Street Temple. Co hosts included Mrs Drew Donald Jack and Lloyd Roof. guests from Weatherford Lubbock Temple and Temple residents attended. Gifts from about 24 people were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fortney
C. E. Drew
Drew
Donald Jack
Lloyd Roof
E. L. Webb
Frederick
Lou Ann Lovell
C. O. Lovell
Temple
Jess Fortney
Roosevelt
Garden Towers
Harry Cole
Weatherford
Tex
Harald Dowling
Lubbock
Reports Feature Class Business Reports In LLL Sunday School
Mrs J F E Lanman delivered a devotional titled Servants of Christ at a Thursday 2 pm LLL social in the First Baptist church home of Mrs N A E Plemmons 910 A. Mrs H M Stannard led a brief business meeting after prayers with several committee reports followed by cake and punch and gladioli centerpiece. Attending were Mesdames Eckles Bilbrey Tooms Brown Barnes Brewer DeSelle Ray Foster Reynolds Palmer Carter Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servants of Christ
J. FE. Lanman
LLL
First Baptist Church
N. A. E. Plemmons
Tom Davis
H. M. Stannard
Gladioli
Mesdames L. S. Eckles
P. £. Bilbrey
T. A. Tooms
Robert Brown
Ed Barnes
W. M. Brewer
Robert DeSelle
Ray
Mary Foster
Lillian Reynolds
Inez Palmer
Madie Carter
Olive Reeves
Bland heads Highland Baptist class at Willing Workers meeting
Mrs J W Bland was elected president of the Willing Workers Sunday School class at Highland Baptist Church. The meeting at 1516 Smith, home of Mrs Dallas Henderson, named Mrs Roger Lammers as vice president and Mrs Marion Plumbtree as secretary. Other members present included Mesdames James Browning James Marsh James E Meyers and Frank D Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bland
Willing Workers
Highland Baptist Church
Smith
Dallas Henderson
Roger Lammers
Marion Plumbtree
Mesdames
James Browning
James Marsh
James E. Meyers
Frank D. Watts
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Channel 3
Lauder Howe
Stauffer
Ely
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Board of Review
Mr. Mort
Walter
Berkshire
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