Pioneer Club Luncheon at Museum of the Great Plains
The Pioneer Club held a Friday luncheon in the Museum of the Great Plains with Mrs. Jess Percival presiding. Invocation by Mrs. George Crane. Hostesses named and orchids given. Members sent regards to Mrs. Seaman in Wichita Falls hospital and Mrs. Parks in Germany. Ribbon cutting at Pioneer Express Way involved several members led by Percival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Club
Museum of the Great Plains
Jess Percival
George Crane
John March
Eula Tucker
Abe March
Arthur Manning
J. A. Love
Lafe Thompson
S. G. Farmer
John Seaman
Wichita Falls, Tex
Mabel Parks
Germany
Percival
Pioneer Express Way
Wayne Gilley
J. M. Patterson
Harry Herndon
John Frampton
Nell Peard
W. H. Clark
R.B. Stewart
G. W. Server
C. L. Hight
Stella DeBoy
W. E. Childs
Joe Kinkade
A. M. Reiiwand
R. E. Evans
June Whitehorse
Bob Elder
PEO Chapter Meets at Ferguson Home
By Of PEO met Monday in the home of Mrs. Lawrence Ferguson. Mrs. W. M. Cunningham conducted a study of the PEO constitution. Guests included a long list of attending members led by Mrs. Cunningham, with names such as Mrs. Charles Bledsoe and Mrs. Max Brock Jr. among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Mondiy
Lawrence Ferguson
W. M. Cunningham
Charles Bledsoe
Max Brock Jr
Max Brock Sr
Cunningham
R. P. Dennis
John Erwin Sr
Joe Ford
Fred Fox
Rex Lee
T. D. Nicklas
J. W. Redeker
Homemakers Honor New Member at Ellsworth Lake Luncheon
Mrs E B Wallis was welcomed as a new member of Medicine Park Homemakers during a luncheon at Mrs Arthur Manning’s home on Ellsworth Lake. After lunch a business meeting followed by quilting. other attendees included Mrs Claude Buffaloe Mrs Howard Peterson Mrs C E Scott Mrs Forest Smith Mrs Frank Counts Mrs Billy Goodall and Mrs Lou Laubinger.
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E. B. Wallis
Medicine Park
Camp Fire Girls Teach Blue Birds About Camp Fire
Walton Camp Fire Group led by Mrs J T Brazil visited Tulip Blue Bird group guided by Mrs Thomas Polsley to explain Camp Fire meaning rules rank colors and honor beads Kool aid and cookies served Names included Andra Brazil Jackie Cagle Janie Cagle Deborah Curtis Patti Dowling Janis Jarvis Barbara Mahoney Kathy Painter Janeth Berry and Tulip group members Nancy Hamm Carolyn Hansen Carole Jarvis Patti McGille Joan Polsley Terry Polsley Judy Reily
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Walton
J. T. Brazil
Thomas Palsley
Blue Birds
Andra Brazil
Jackie Cagle
Janie Cagle
Deborah Curtis
Patti Dowling
Janis Jarvis
Barbara Mahoney
International Fair Revives Global Dolls From 38 Countries
Fort Sill hosts an International Fair from 1 to 5 p m Thursday sponsored by the Protestant Women's Guild featuring items and dolls from 38 nations and territories including Belgium Norway Pakistan Sweden Yugoslavia Iran Canada and Iceland. Maj Gen L S Griffing will open with a ribbon cutting at 1 p.m. Cars may enter Post Gate 3 and service club 1 is on Gruber Rd. with ample parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Phillips
Protestant Women’s Guild
Pearson Porter
Fort Sill
Phillips
L. S. Griffing
Alaska
Hawaii
Service Club
Fort Sill Blvd
Gruber Rd
John H. Collier
Guild
H. L. Hunter
Eugene M. Landrum
Belgium
African Congo
Winton Mizell
Jack Williamson
Pete Becker
Charles Gray
Holy Land
F. R. Daly
Iceland
Stuart F. Brady
Paraguay
Joe Thomason
Norway
John A. Gloriod
Pakistan
William M. Hon
Howard W. Gorler
Joe P. Conner
Saudi Arabia
Sweden
Robert Anderson
Orville L. Parker
Yugoslavia
William Becker
Spe
Get Off Your Knees Brother in Dear Abby Column
Abigail Van Buren answers readers with blunt advice on love and honesty. A man asks how to secure a fiancée who repeatedly returns a two-carat ring and ends engagements. Abby says patience and honesty matter, stars, and blood tests aren’t relevant. She also addresses a cheating spouse concern and a student missing a boyfriend, encouraging kindness toward loneliness.
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Abby
Women’s Missionary Union marks 75th anniversary in Lawton
Mrs. Joe Carman Mrs. Jim Taliaferro Mrs. E J Schram Mrs. Paul Taliaferro and Mrs. A Dayton attended a 75th anniversary program and reception at the First Baptist church in Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia
Joe Carman
Jim Taliaferro
E. J. Schram
Paul Taliaferro
A. Dayton
Woman's Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
Lawton
Dayton Family Dinner Honors Mrs Myrta Hughes and Son
Mr and Mrs A Dayton hosted a family dinner at their Tulsa home for Mrs Myrta Hughes and her son Jack Herring spending the weekend. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Keith Dayton Mrs Beverly McCray Preston and other Dayton relatives and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia
A. Dayton
Myrta Hughes
Jack Herring
Tulsa
Keith Dayton
Beverly McCray
Preston
Lloyd Dayton
Darrell Dayton
Baby
Donald Dayton
Kevin
Delano
Elaine
Marilyn Mary Sue
Debbie
Neal Dayton
Toy Trickery Prompts Caution for Baby Play
Parents should avoid assembling pull apart toys until the baby is ready to handle them. Let the infant explore individual parts first, ensuring parts are not small enough to be swallowed. Safety guidance emphasizes supervising teething and play to prevent choking.
Westside Ladies Association Meeting at Club
Westside Golf and Country Club hosts the Ladies association gathering on Thursday. Golf and bridge will be played all day with lunch served at 12 30 p.m.
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Westside Golf and Country Club
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Homemakers
KEY
Hammond Organ Studio Factory
Southwest Oklahoma
S. Sheridan
Wolverton’s
Sealy Health
Cialist Emierim
Iran
Joseph G. Willey
William H. Clausen
Canada
Douglas I. Rodway
John J. Kenney
Greece
Persia
Burma
Hong Kong
China
Denmark
England
Formosa
France
Holland
India
Italy
Ireland
Israel
Korea
Mexico
Okinawa
Philippines
Spain
Thailand
Turkey
Viet Nam
Japan
Abigail van Buren
Paes
Sneed Acres
Sherry’s House OF Fashion
O.K
Mrs. Dayton
Dan Gerber
Gerber Baby Foods
Fremont
Michigan
Bill & Jerry's
Lawton Brace & Appliance
Beauticians
S.W. Oklahoma
Lawton Beauty School
Sheridan Road
Hollywood Cleaners
Gore Bivd
LA Sandra
Owen's Bros Shoe Store
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