Arca Girl Wins 1500 Dollar Homemaker Scholarship
Carolyn Ridgway of Fletcher Oklahoma earns the 1500 dollar General Mills Homemaker of Tomorrow award for outstanding homemaking knowledge and leadership. She is a senior at Lawton area schools and plans to study elementary education or chemistry at Oklahoma Christian University or Oklahoma College.
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Oklahoma
Carolyn Ridgway
Preteline
Dad Mya
Carroll Ridgway
Fletcher
Oklala
Miss Ridgway
Milly Hod
Olhen State
Gistrieh Af’ Coimbia
All-Amor Jcan Uomemaker
Tormrrow
Pepelib
Glee Clib
DA Bey, Lyaitlifinn
Omisie
Misa Podgway
Flo Pomient
Lawton Constitution
Poysis Lev Fa Bey
Carollyn
Piciswsy
Texe Christian University
Fort Worth
Texa Olklirhonwat Asme College
Sulwatey
Elena Lary
Shired Christ
Muvenont
United States
Magia
Ridewey
Washington
Colonial Williamsburg
York City
Waldorf - Astoria
New York City
Mary Garner
Ringling High School
Sevonth
University of Oklahom
Narmin
Betty Crocker
Science Research Associates of
Chicago
Tormorrow
Mrs Fleck Heads Roosevelt PTA In Central Meeting
Mrs Fleck, president, leads Roosevelt PTA as officers elected at the central meeting in the school auditorium. Capt Richard Stackwell co presided. new officers include vice president Mrs Zeal Looman, secretary Mrs Bill Yel, treasurer Mrs Richard Stockwell, and parliamentarian Mrs O B Chastam. delegates and study group plans noted.
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J. KE
Fiecx
Noosevelt
Richard Stackwell
Sian Whichas
Intermedis
Mere del Lugan
Diker
Vaveo
First View
Bis
Zeal Ilaemon
Bill Yel
Mes
Richard Stockwell
Bo Chastam
Ellen Williams
Qincl
Mesdaies Db
Gishatey Wang Systant
Lewtin
Ray Burt
Yetam
Pearl Harmon
Baton Rouge
Georgia Monsivouth Gh
Logan
George Meisel
NCO Wives Plan Several Events at Fort Sill Meeting
At the NCO Wives club in the NCO Open Mess Fort Sill Mrs Hensley presided as co hosting event announcements included bowling on the first and third Thursdays and a March meeting with white elephant games A membership drive is underway inviting all NCO and specialist wives Reservations for a March 16 husbands party are due by March 13 Only per day dues paying members may attend A silver tea guest day is set for March 40 with a review of The Big Fisherman by Lloyd C Douglass March 27 marks a birthday anniversary party for March members and a list of attending members includes Mrs Cannon King Nell Englas and others.
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NCO Wives Lab
Jounge
Fort Sill
Jack Hensley
Prient
Joe McFadden
Cites Havey
Oan
Mereh Lu
Mesdaracs Earl Upton
Nick Markastort
NCO
Hensley
Marvin Haas
Big Fisherman
Lloyd C. Douglass
Joe Knoff
Piel
Wil Hams
Jago
Oliver Cannon
Willis King
Joan Nell
Marvin Englas
Bob Welch
Phil Merextosa
Wilbur Joyner
Venice Jarmes
Pastor Gives Study At Circle Meeting
Rev. CA Ridge led a 7 30 pm Tuesday discussion at First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Circle on How Jesus Came to the Cross from the book A Plion Man Looks at the Cross. Mrs Test Griffin presided in the chairman's absence at Mrs Donald Norris home 409 Cherry. Mrs Mack Jameson gave a devotional Kerpow of the Springs. Business notes set plans for an April 12 Parody show and a March 180 gathering at Mrs Jameson's 80T North Attth. Refreshments were served by a guest Mrs Kenneth Gurley and circle members.
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Jesus
CA. Ridge
First Methodist Woman's Soviety of
Christian Service
Coele V
Test Griffin
Donald Norris
Cherry
Mack Jameson
Kerpow
Marely
Jameson
N. Atth
Kenneth Gurley
Ostorn's 4th successor named in court filing
Fragmentary OCR lists names B F Kann Segstered and Frank M Whiting as successors to Ostorn, with references to Sterling El 0118 308 5 and a fourth successor position. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a probate or estate succession context.
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Frank M. Whiting
Ostorn
Social Calendar Highlights Local Women's Groups Meetings
The Social Calendar lists events for the Woman's Auxiliary to Lowery Whitehead American Legion Post 39 with a 7 30 p m start at Legion Hill Seventh and Te Katarine Harper Club at 1 30 p m Mrs Fred Larrance Dr 701 XNI 26th First Presbyterian Women's Circle Ill at 7 30 p m Mrs B E Dewey 2512 Fervis Junior Miss Club at 7 20 p m Pat Glandon Liat GC Quest Club at 2 50 p m Mrs Z G Wilcox ISTL ON A8ncd s Miltravel Walker co hostesses FW Siammonil program chairman Officers Wives Club Fort Sill Japan Triumph of Wishes show at Theater No 1 Shade Fort Sill with refreshments during intermission Sweet Pea Garden Club 12 20 p m divic yooal Security Bank Trust building white eluphion party Central Bap tist Society’s Meeh Wheel of Prayer and Annie Armstrong offering home missions 2 p m at church Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club 2 p m Mrs Bufford Arnold southeast of city Pioneer Club 2 p m American Legion Hall Seventh and El business meeting SATURDAY Reddy Kilowatt Suave Dance Club 8 p m home service audio forum of Public Servicer Company building Johnny Robinson Dune can caller guests welcome
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Lowery - Whitehead Amelican Legion Post
Legion Hill
Katarine Harper
Quest Club
Z. G Wilcox
S. Miltravel
Walker
Siammonil
Officers Wives Club
Fort Sill
Japan
Theater No
Fort Sil
Sweet Pea Garden Club
Divic Yooal Security Bank & Trust Company
Central Bapsiomily Society
Mireh Weel
Annie Armstrong
Pleasant Valley
Bufford Arnold
City- Pioneer Club
American Legion Hall
Clothes Care Advice for The Well Dressed Man
Mrs Clara Kelley county home demonstration agent offers clothes care rules to extend suit life. Rotate suits in winter and avoid wearing same suit on consecutive days. Hang coats on proper wooden hangers and keep jackets buttoned to preserve shape. Hang trousers by the barrel and pad the hanger bar to prevent creases. Brush fabrics regularly to remove dust and grime.
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Clara Iy
Kelley
Companehe County Home
Bethel WSCS Sets Friday Prayer Services
Bethel Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet Friday at 10 30 a m at the church to observe World Day of Prayer. Mrs Car Dobbing will finish the mission book study and give a devotional in the morning. Afternoon leader Mrs Clifford Nunley and devotional by Mrs Roy Dungan.
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Bethel
Bethel Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Car
Dobbing
O. W. York
Clifford Nunley
Roy Dungan
First National Finals Grants Scholarships to Top Girls
For the first time this year the national finals will award scholarships to the top three girls. The second place recipient receives 4000 dollars, the third 3004 dollars, and the fourth 2000 dollars.
Episcopal Guild Meets For Study In Towson Parish House
The St Andrew's Episcopal Church guild met Tuesday for study on The Purpose of God with Rev. Robert A. Jackson presiding. Mrs James F Brittingham served as president and hostesses and attendees included Mrs Peyton Winlack and several others who enjoyed refreshments.
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Billerath Towson
Wits
Robert A. Jackson
St. Anbecy's Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
James F. Brittingham
Gural
Peyton Winlack
J. G. Cole
Ron Stephens
Jeff Runyon
F. B. Buchanan
Henry Jones
J. B. Bowman
L. W. Ferguson
Fred Fox
Cecil Bower
Lh, Hansen
Cr, Holley
Ralph Permell
Harold Crosbe
Harry Kennedy
E. W. Badsong
T. J. Kelly
Film club meeting features guest photographer’s hobby talk
Herbert Woessner Jr. presented films and a talk on photography as a vacation hobby at a 1 p m Wednesday Domestic Sciences Luncheon Club gathering hosted by Mrs Clarence Soper at 602 Fort Sill Blvd. Attendees included Mrs J A Bumpers Mrs P 5 Con Mrs JT Wool and many members.
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Herbert Woessner Jr
Cache
Wils Zuesl
Scienes
Mesdames
J. A
Wyoming
Montana
Kloster Powell
JT. H. Wool
James G. M. Brooks
Albert, Childs
Leon Cole
World Day of Prayer Observed at Frederick First Church
Mrs A J Holloman chairs event with Mesdames Davidson Shevard and Townsend aiding plans for observance at Frederick First Christian Church. Adult service at 2 pm and a children’s program at 4 pm directed by Mrs Quentin ey. Theme is Who Shall Separate Us.
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Frederick
A. J. Holloman
J. N Davidson
Johnny Shevard
E. Mae Townsend
Frederick First Christian Church
Quentin
Inj
Walters High School Graduate Named OCW Honor Roll
Maxine Stone, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Holt Walters, made OCW honor roll for the first semester of 1956 57. Dr Dan Procter OCW president announced the recognition at OCW's semi annual scholarship assembly in Chickasha.
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Airs
Maxime Stone
Walters High School
Dan Procter
Oklahoma College For Women
OCW
Chickashaw
J. W. Holt
Walters
Public Invited To Attend OCW Month-Long Art Show
OCW Chickasha hosts Mary Virginia Lee’s month long exhibit in the library gallery under College Ark supervision. The opening tea runs 2 to 3 p.m. Sunday with about two dozen artworks spanning oils watercolors and pastels. Her career includes one man shows in Weatherford and Oklahoma City and exhibitions in Los Angeles Reno and Santa Fe.
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OCW
Mary- Virginia Lee
Oklahoma College For Women
Gnemar
Chickasha
Callege Ark Department
Chiton
Lee
Ark
Santa Fe
N. Mex
Oklahoma
Southwestern State College
Weatherlayd
Oklahoma Art Center
Oklahoma City
Los Angeles
Calif
Boulder City
Reno
Ely
Ney
Chick
Guest Addresses Junior High FHA Meeting
Ray Chester of Sixth and Ablington Church of Christ spoke at a 7 30 p m meeting of Junior High chapter Future Homemakers of America in the school music room The Homemaker was the guest speaker s topic Louann Waldrop outlined plans for the state rally to be held March 18 during a business period conducted by chapter president Lynda Walker Other officers present were Louann Waldrop Anita Thomas Nancy Hamilton Ruby Anderson Billie Plnckvrbhy and Nancy Walker Chapter members attending included Marilyn Amyx Jane Babbitt Carol Barnes Mary Jane Brammer Judy Brown Sue Burton Karen Carpenter Betty Cooke Susie Cooke Coleen Cummins Jan Daughty Also Beverly Baylon Carla Sue Hart Shirley Hester Karen Kihall Sue Lacy Pam Matheny Carolyn Moore Janie Oupoby Wanda Payle Elizabeth Rodgers Joy Sheffield Sharon Shelton Martyn Thompson Colette Turley and Faye Verma Sponsors Mrs Gladys Cassell and co assistant sponsor Mrs Opal Clare also attended
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Ray Chester
Ablington
Church of Christ
Future Homemakers of America
Louann Waldrop
Lynda Walker
Anita Thomas
Nancy Hamilton
Ruby Anderson
Billie Plnck- Vrbhy
Nancy Walker
Marilyn Amyx
Jane Babbitt
Carol Barnes
Mary Jane ‘Brammer
Judy Brown
Sue Burton
Karen Carpenter
Betty Cooke
Susie Cooke
Coleen Cummins
Jan Daughty
Beverly Baylon
Carla Sue Hart
Shirley Hester
Karen Ki Hall
Sue Lacy
Pam Matheny
Carolyn Moore
Janie Oupoby
Wanda Payle
Elizabeth Rodgers
Joy Sheffield
Sharon Shelton
Martyn Thompson
Colette Turley
Faye Verma
Gladys Cassell
Opal Clare
Spring Tourney Slated At OCW
The annual spring tournament of the Southern Six Speech conference will be held at Oklahoma College for Women in Chickasha. Director William F. Cope, OCW assistant professor of speech, announces the event on Monday, March 1 with OCW faculty judges for humorous reading drama poetry interpretation standard oratory debate radio speaking extemporaneous speaking and original oratory. Members include Tempe Walters Wavria Comanche Marlow Velma Alma and Granbfeld.
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Oklahoma College For Women
Clamnus
Chickasha
William F. Cope
OCW
Tempe
Walters
Wavria
Comanche
Marlow
Velma-Alma
Grande Field
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Auilie Forium of Public Servier Company
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Dune Can
Bethel Wscs
Episcopal Guild
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Maxine Stone
Fairmont
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Julia Eckelg
Trugen Weiss
Corcoran Gallery
Naina’ Cathedral School
Gladys Milligan
American Unversity
Phillips Memorial Gallery
C. Law
William Callie
Karl Knoths
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Miss Lee
A. P. Sights
Clinton Realtor
Sights
Josh Lee
Normatt
J. E Bick
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Saddle Mountain
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J. V. Miller
Chickasia
Mildred’s
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Duncam Coffee Company
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