Betty Kaye Martin Named State Homemaker of Tomorrow
Betty Kaye Martin, an 18 year old Adams High School senior from Adams Oklahoma, topped a 3,442 student written homemaking exam in 251 Oklahoma schools earning a 1500 dollar scholarship from General Mills. She will tour Washington Williamsburg and Philadelphia and compete for the national All American Homemaker title. Ann O'Brien Jones of Tahlequah High School won Oklahoma's Award of Honor with a 500 dollar scholarship.
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Oklahoma
Betty Crocker
Betty Kaye Martin
Hooker
Adams
General Mills
Washington, D.C
Colonial Williamsburg
Philadelphia
Miss Martin
Ann O’brien Jones
Tahlequah
Betty
Hugoton
Kan
Oklahoma Honor Society
Adams High School
Encyclopaedia Britannica
District of Columbia
Washington
Williamsburg
Science Research Associates
Washington, D. C
Philadlephia
Foot hygiene and shoe care tips for healthy feet
The article urges shoe hygiene alongside foot cleanliness, advising periodic sock lining replacement for a fresh feel, alternating shoes, and airing them. It warns against shabby shoes and notes benefits like reduced athlete's foot and blisters. It also mentions Mrs. C. W. Squyres hosting a Shasta Daisy club meeting at 607 Monroe at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
Club Welcomes New Members at Sweet Pea Garden Meeting
Mesdames L. D. Brittain and H. P. Brady were welcomed at a Sweet Pea Garden club gathering chaired by Mrs. W. W. McCaskill. A program on Birds followed roll call, and the 1956 project was completed with five Chinese elm trees planted at Westminster Presbyterian church alongside existing trees. Other members attending included Ezra Baker Pete Dove J H Ford E L Godwin R D McCaskill Robert Morford Jr Clarence Thomas and Lindsey Whitten.
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Mesdames L. D. Brittain
H. P. Brady
Sweet Pea Garden Club
W. W. McCaskill
McCaskill
Mack Jameson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mesdames Ezra Baker
Pete Dove
J. H. Ford
E. L. Godwin
R. D. McCaskill
Robert Morford Jr
Clarence Thomas
Lindsey Whitten
Junior Gardeners Hear Speaker Iris club event at John Adams school
Mrs. J. D. Glenn opened the Junior Gardeners meeting at 2 p.m. by leading the pledge at John Adams school. Mrs. John Hobbs demonstrated flower arranging for the youth group. Iris president Mrs. D. C. Thomason announced an April flower show and invited juniors to participate. Refreshments were served by Tommie Ann Oberly with many junior attendees and Iris members present.
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J. D. Glenn
Iris Club
Iris
John Adams School
35Th
Ferris
John Hobbs
Iris Unit
D. C. Thomason
Tommie Ann Oberly
Dianna ,Beall
Brenda Biven
Elizabeth Griswold
Sharon Heddan
Judith Lashley
Stephania McCoy
Sherry Sanders
Gwendolyn Sims
Judith Snow
Vickie Gillispe
Janie Millican
William R. Evans
Charles Hinci
Charles Brock to report for duty in Montgomery Ala
Charles Brock, who visited his Kansas City parents, will report on July 8 to Montgomery Alabama for Army Air Force duty. Chapter EB members of PEO Sisterhood plan a 7 30 p m meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs Helen McCrory 1798 Arlington
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Charles Brock
Kansas City
Kansas City Dental College
Montgomery
Ala
Army Air Force
PEO Sisterhood
Helen McCrory
Arlington
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Monroe
Shasta Daisy Club
Nautical News
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Letzo Plumbing & Heating
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