Royal Blue Birds Plan Giggle Book Activity Group
Royal Blue Birds met at leader Mrs Anton Lattal 616 Dearborn to start work on Giggle books. Carol Diane Williams led candy sales top in group, Tish Downing second. Members cut magazine parts to form humorous creatures. attendees included Frances Agnew Elayne Bell Cathleen Cummins Tish Downing Doris Forgy Sandra Lynch Linda Kennedy Sue Stinson and Carol Williams. assistant leader Mrs James C Williams joined the Andy Cabin wiener roast and Easter Pageant flower plans. Refreshments served to Claudetta Bennett Diana Lewis Jo Ann Lyle Linda Rogers Patsy Schmidt Judy Waters Patricia Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Blue Birds
Anton Lattal
Dearborn
Carol Diane Williams
Tish Downing
Frances Agnew
Elayne Bell
Cathleen Cummins
Doris Forgy
Sandra Lynch
Linda Gail Kennedy
Sue Stinson
James C. Williams
C’andy
Claudetta Kay Bennett
Diana Lyll Lynn Lewis
Jo Ann Lyle
Linda Sue Rogers
Patsy Schmidt
Judy Waters
Patricia Young
Florence Nightingale Blue Birds visit hatchery for chick photos
After a Wesley Methodist church meeting the Florence Nightingale Blue Birds toured Shilling's Hatchery to view incubators and chicks. The group posed for pictures with the winners of a candy sale and shared refreshments of Coca Cola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Shilling’s
Patricia Carr
Thelma Daubenspeck
Lois Ann Drew
Dianna Marie Grice
Doris Jean Johnson
Edna Lee Martinez
Carol Ann McDaniel
Barbara Jean Miller
Sharon Kay Pursley
Janie Bardsher
Carolyn Sue Ward
Jo Lynn
Jo Lynn Jr
Armon Ward
Anita Johnson
Leader
Clarence Johnson
Geraldine Harris Heads Blue Birds Club
Geraldine Harris was elected president of the Dancing Blue Birds at a session led by Mrs. W. H. O Kelley at 1010 Washington. Patsy Smith visited. other officers elected include Margaret Lowrey as vice president Gayle Crow as secretary Lois Marie Farley as treasurer Sandra O Kelley as reporter Judy Phillips as song leader Karen McMenis as candlelighter Penny Howell as game leader and helpers Jane Ann Bradford Linda Dayton Carol Harper Jonell Jones Pamela Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Harris
Blue Birds
Dancing Blue Birds
W. H. O’kelley
Washington
Patsy Smith
Margaret Lowrey
Gayle Crow
Lois Marie Farley
Sandra O’kelley
Judy Phillips
Karen McMenis
Penny Howell
Jane Ann Bradford
Linda Dayton
Carol Harper
Jonell Jones
Pamela Glasgow
McKinley Blue Birds Plan March 26 Party
McKinley Blue Birds met with their adviser Mrs. Ernest Cavett at 413 Dearborn to discuss plans for a March 26 party. Attendees included Askin, Brummett, Barbara Cavett, Roberta Cavett, Linda Ste, and Mrs. Elmer Ewing, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Blue Birds
Ernest Cavett
Dearborn
Askins
Brummett
Barbara Cavett
Roberta Cavett
Linda Ste
Elmer Ewing
Clothespin Dolls Dress for Foreign Costumes at Meeting
Clothespin dolls were dressed in costumes from other countries during a meeting led by Mrs. Frank Young of 2702 D. The group also discussed their upcoming trip.
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Frank Young
Farewell Party for Sherian Waldrupe by Early Blue Birds
Early Blue Birds hosted a farewell party for Sherian Waldrupe who is moving to Colorado Springs Colorado. Leader Mrs Arnold Heath presided at 914 South Sixth as the group played games sang songs and Sherian opened farewell presents before refreshments. Attending were visitors Mary Lynn Brister and Phyllis Moon and members Mary Ann Clanton Janie Cozort Sharon Hartline Darlene Heath Ellen Lowry Mary Katherine Martin Linda Kay Moon Sue Shilling Mrs C C Moon assistant leader and Mrs Thomas Clanton sponsor.
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Sherian Waldrupe
Colorado Springs
Colo
Arnold Heath
Sherian
Mary Lynn Brister
Phyllis Moon
Mary Ann Clanton
Janie Cozort
Sharon Hartline
Darlene Heath
Ellen Lowry
Mary Katherine Martin
Linda Kay Moon
Sue Shilling
C. C. Moon
Thomas Clanton
Camp Fire Girls discuss rank and babysitting project
Mrs. C. C. Warren guardian of 112 Legion Circle met with Wi-Co-Can Camp Fire members at Douglass Recreation Center. The girls, including Margaret Barnes Velada Don Hamilton Carol Sue Troy Patterson, planned a four month service project to babysit for the PTA at Douglass School every second Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Warren
Guardian
Legion Circle
Wi-Co-Can
Douglass Recreation Center
Rank
PTA
Douglass School
Margaret Barnes
Velada Don Hamilton
Carol Sue
Troy Patterson
Can-Te-Di-Wa Camp Fire Tea Party Held With Guardian
Camp Fire group members gathered for cocoa and decorated dishes at a tea party with guardian Mrs Murray Gilbert at No. 5 South 18th. Judy Kasperell was absent but sent refreshments to Ma Ann Gilbert Linda Metcalf Billie Karen Mercer Dixie Massad Margaret Canan Geraldine and Lynda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can-Te-Di-Wa
Murray Gilbert
Judy Kasperell
Ma Ann Gilbert
Linda Metcalf
Billie Karen Mercer
Dixie Massad
Margaret Canan
Geraldine
Lynda
Easter Flower Plans At Local Camp Fire Meeting
An Ae Ge Camp Fire group met to discuss Easter flower plans along with a hayride and a Dad Daughter box supper at Harryetta. Mrs Richard Cenny Bellws led the talk and refreshments were served to Johnna.
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Ae Ge
Richard Cenny Bellws
Harryetta
Rush
Johnna
Camp Fire members make waste baskets
Ki E Ka Ta Camp Fire members met guardian Mrs W S Bost then visited a venetian blind company to finish waste baskets started at a prior meet. Participants included Janet Kay Bost Dorothy Cox Janet Cox Deloise Ellington Lynda Freeman Linda Griffin Kay King Ada Sperling Sandra Sue Worth Mrs Worth assistant guardian and Mrs Edgar Sperling.
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W. S. Bost
Sycamore
Hehondion
Janet Kay Bost
Dorothy Cox
Janet Cox
Deloise Ellington
Lynda Freeman
Linda Griffin
Kay King
Ada Sperling
Sandra Sue Worth
As Worth
Edgar Sperling
Fertilizer can beat cotton allotment losses in Oklahoma
Oklahoma researchers report fertilizer plus insect control raised lint cotton by about 154 pounds per acre on test farms, with a calculated net profit of 42.20 per acre after costs. Rotation with legumes and use of selected varieties further boosted yields, including 184 pounds per acre in Tillman County and 678 pounds after clover.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma
Gaylord Hanes
Extension Agronomist
Hanes
Extension Cotton Specialists
Entomol
Tillman County
Cost Advised For Vinita Pool Remodeling
Vinita Oklahoma March 10 State Health Department official H J Karsten told the Vinita city council the city pool remodeling will cost about 30000 dollars to upgrade the facility and permit it to operate as a community swimming pool.
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Vinita
Okla
State Health Department
H. J. Karsten
Ex-Convict Shot By Mother-In-Law Near Wagoner
A 31-year-old ex convict was shot last night by his mother-in-law in Wagoner County Oklahoma. Sheriff Dryden Orcutt tied the incident to a deputy sheriff’s patrol car away from the scene while officers searched for the fugitive. Alfred Miles, wanted for receiving stolen property, was visiting his mother-in-law’s rural home south of Broken Arrow when he allegedly took a shotgun from the residence. Alma Miles and Lavon Cone were reportedly in the pickup with the woman who notified authorities.
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Wagoner
Okla
Wagoner County
Dryden Orcutt
Alfred Miles
Broken Arrow
Lavon Cone
Ethel Anderson
Miles
Orcutt
H Bomb Blast May Come This Month
A hydrogen bomb test to yield history's greatest man made blast could occur in the Marshall Islands between March 16 and 28. Chairman Lewis L. Strauss of the AEC is to visit the Pacific proving grounds during those dates as senators and representatives travel toward the site.
Lagash Eagles as National Emblems Highlighted
A Mesopotamian city Lagash is noted for the eagle as a national emblem. The fragment references 5,000 and marks Lagash in historic emblem usage.
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Lagash
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