Style Show Set By Howell PTA For Spring Fashion
A mother-daughter style show is planned for 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Howell school auditorium hosted by the Howell PTA. Public admission is free. Mothers modeled garments they made, with many look-alikes and coordinated colors. Mrs. Vernon Tuck leads the program, narrated by Mrs. John Roberson, with music by Mrs. E. K. Miller. The set decor follows a spring theme and a crazy hat parade features bonnets crafted from household items.
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Robert Mitchell
Deborah
Howell Pta
Mitchell
PTA
Howell School
Vernon Tuck
John Roberson
E. K. Miller
BSP Unit Has Model Meeting In Azlin Home
Beta Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met in the home of Mrs. Francis Azlin 3321 Atlanta Tuesday night for a model meeting. Highlights of Beta Sigma Phi were presented for the rushees Mrs. Joe Powell and Mrs. Eric Shred. Miss Donna Foster presented the cultural program Music's Influence on Our Lives. A buffet dinner will be held Saturday night in the home of Mrs. Azlin for members guests and their husbands.
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Beta Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Francis Azlin
Atlanta
Joe Powell
Eric Shred
Donna Foster
Azlin
Tom Adams
Jerry Andrews
Don Beavin
George Boyett
Bill Dowling
Bill Foster
Leonard Hemrich
Bill Lanier
John Littlefield
Garland Pi
Meeting Notice for Picou Home Gathering
Ladies listed are Cou, Mrs Ray Shackelford, Mrs Bill Shelton, Mrs Ted Stinecamp and Mrs Jess Weaver. The next meeting will be at 7 30 pm April 9 in the home of Mrs Picou 2333 N 41st.
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Cou
Ray Shackelford
Bill Shelton
Ted Stinecamp
Jess Weaver
Picou
Lawton High Names Beth Ansley Sponsor Breakfast Chair
Beth Ansley, a Lawton High School junior, was named chairman of the annual Sponsors' Breakfast set for April 15 in the school cafeteria. The event is sponsored by the student council.
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Beth Ansley
Lawton High School
Dinner Dance Highlights Fort Sill Officers Club Event
Officers of the 2nd Howitzer Battalion and their wives attended a dinner dance at the Fort Sill Officers Club. Col. John J. Kenney and Mrs Kenney were guests, with Lt Col Foster welcoming Maj and Mrs Kapec and Heathcote, and Lt George S Kraus and Mrs Kay Davis among new attendees. Miniature farewell cannons were given to Capt Gaston and Lt Cruez couples before a dancing session.
Brownies Tour 7-Up Bottling Plant Westwood Visit
Brownie troop 425 of Westwood school toured the 7-Up Bottling company on Tuesday afternoon with guide Fred Simpson. Leaders Mrs. Gene Milam assisted by Mrs. Albert Parker, Mrs. John Porter, and Mrs. Jean Walsh accompanied 17 third grade Brownies and three additional attendees.
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Westwood School
Fred Simpson
Gene Milam
Albert Parker
John Porter
Jean Walsh
Marilyn
Carolyn Anthony
Karen Bradley
Pam Boykin
Kathy Daves
Deborah Elliot
Barbara Halton
Terri James
Sherrie Kesnig
Margo Lindstrom
Maria Jean Milam
Janey Parker
Elizabeth Porter
Paula Levir
Jo Ann Tayloe
Cindy Walsh
Jo Ann Flick
Rebecca Ann
Mark Milam
Dana Lee Porter
OCW Students Attend Oklahoma Education Association Meet
Miss Sheila Whitley of Oklahoma College for Women Chickasha will appear at a Northern district Oklahoma Education Association lecture in Stillwater led by Miss Dorothy Marotte OCW physical education teacher. Also Miss Janie Williams Chickasha will take part in a large meeting as hostess committee member for the spring leadership conference of the college chapter section of the Oklahoma Home Economics association to be held Saturday April 6 with OCW and Eastern Oklahoma A&M college chapters serving as co hostesses.
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Sheila Whitley
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Dorothy Marotte
OCW
Oklahoma Education Association
Stillwater
W. P. Whitley
Dearborn
Janie Williams
Maple
Oklahoma Home Economics Association
Eastern Oklahoma A&m College
Dear Abby Letter on Wedding Invites and Teen Guidance
Abigail Van Buren addresses wedding invitation etiquette to include children and notes hosts may feel burdened by child attendance. A reader urges student integrity and peer pressure against cheating. A volunteer shares The Ten Commandments for Teenagers urging reflection on drinking, obedience, dating, church, and choosing friends.
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Abby
G. W. Schultz
Pies Lopsided Builder Loses in Oklahoma City Case
In Oklahoma City, a jury ruled for Mrs. Helen G. Hightower against Cullen Lumber Co over an home addition contract. Experts noted a 3 inch slope from west to east and the plaintiff claimed the uneven floor caused pies to bake lopsided. she was awarded 1,150 dollars.
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Oklahoma City
Cullen Lumber Co
Helen G. Hightower
Four Chickasha Guests Welcomed to Patriarch Militant Meeting
Mrs Leola Fleming Mrs Vada Eggleton Mrs Ina Callaway and Mrs Billy Westfall of Chickasha were welcomed as guests when the Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant 16 met Wednesday night in the Odd Fellow hall Mrs Norma Davenport president assisted by Mrs Dan McPhail vice president conducted the meeting Mrs Lucy Gosset chaplain led in the opening prayer Mrs Mamie Breecher Mrs Floyd Miller and Mrs C M Hardy were appointed to the hospitality committee Mrs Ludwick Werner and Mrs Rex Mills were elected to membership Refreshments were served by Mrs Earl Wheeler.
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Leola Fleming
Vada Eggleton
Ina Callaway
Billy Westfall
Chickasha
Ladies Auxiliary
Militant 16
Hlal
Norma Davenport
Dan McPhail
Lucy Gosset
Mamie Breecher
Floyd Miller
C. M. Hardy
Beat Beatnik Patrol Quietly Vanishes From Camp
Way Out Baltimore notes that Boy Scout patrols like Panthers and Eagles fade from memory as the Beat Beatnik Patrol is described for its original campsite setup with beret dark glasses and a beard.
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Baltimore
The Good Old Days of Twenty Five Years Hence
A fragmented phrase hints at nostalgia and forecasts about the future, suggesting a reflection on times to come and the persistence of past ideals in the present. The lone sentence frames a mood rather than a concrete event.
A Laugh Is Worth a Hundred Groans in Any Market
A brief market note quotes a humorous saying about laughter outweighing complaints in commerce and daily trade. The line reflects a lighthearted view on how mood impacts buying and selling dynamics.
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