Designer Says U S Women Best Dressed
European fashion shifts toward ready to wear, says Italy’s Simonetta during a New York visit. She notes Americans are already leading in style with versatile ready to wear while European gowns grow shorter and less practical. Simonetta, born a duchess and once linked to Mussolini, highlights cultural contrasts and the appeal of feminine, graceful dress.
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Gaile Dugas
NEA
New York
Europe
Simonetta
Italy
Tod
Eve
Desi
Jan Price
Ameri
Falisi
Ile
Rome
Kyonetta
Faithful Workers Meet At Church
In the absence of president Mrs. K K McClain the Far Workers Sunday School class held a 7 30 pm business and social meeting at the church. Mrs W D White opened with prayer, Mrs Viola Witsl gave a devotional, group captains reported, and secretary Mrs E Jenkins read last meeting minutes. Mrs W A Kendall directed games and led singing. refreshments were provided by Mrs E J Terrys Group IV. Other members included Mesdames J E Altman Stanley Bates C A Buskirk CL W George O B Tendrickson Eyvie Keeler E N J Meier Lydia Wallis and S E Williams.
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Kk. F. McClain
Far Workers
W. D. White
Viola Wits
E. Jenkins
W. A. Kendall
Social Calendar Briefs for Wednesday to Saturday
Open square dance for all at 8 p.m. Wednesday by Square 1 Square Dance Club with Oran Bailey Orchestra at American Legion hall. Thursday events include Central Baptist Sunday School class at 7 20 p.m. and Centenary Methodist Women’s Society luncheon at Mrs. Fred Huck’s home. Fort Sill Wives Club holds elections in the Olivers Club ballroom. First Presbyterian Session and sack supper at American Hall. Fort Sill Protestant Women’s Guild meets at 1 50 p.m. in the Post chapel with musical program and new officers. Friday features Pioneer Club at Seventh Street American Legion hall and daughter banquet. Saturday brings the Women’s ... annual May break at Hillside Auditorium north of town with Edward C. Keefe presenting “American Polk.”
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American Legion Hall
Seventh
Square 1? Square Dance Club
Oran Bailey
Doreas
Central Baptist Church
As. C. L. Hight
Park
Centenary Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Servic
Fred Huck
Hears Wives Club
Fort Sill
Fort Sin Olivers Club
First Presbyterian Wees
America Hall
Prizes Awarded At Club Supper
The Forget Me Not club held a June meeting at the American Legion hall with 12 members present. Elizabeth Maddox led the session after a potluck, and prizes were awarded for games played during the evening.
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Forget Me Not Club
American Legion Hall
Elizabeth Maddox
Lawton Woman Scores $100 Scholarship Prize
Clorene Jones, daughter of Mernie Jones, won the Lawton branch of the American Association of University Women annual $100 scholarship for Lawton High School's graduating senior. Presentation was made at the awards assembly Tuesday by outgoing president Mrs. W. F. Shepard.
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Clorene Jones
Merenmi 0. M. Jones
Monroe
Lawton
American Assocition At University
Lawton High School
W. F. Shepard
Farewell Supper Honors Pastor and Wife in Sterling
Sterling special notes honor Rev. and Mrs. Harrod as they leave. A farewell covered dish supper was held at Sterling Methodist church. Rev. Harrod, pastor for two years, plans to attend school in another state and will conduct his last service on Sunday, June 2, for the local congregation.
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Sterling
Howard Tlarrod
Sterling Methodist Church
Harrod
Tie
Lawtonian Named State Officer at Oklahoma Cosmetologists Meet
William Hopkins of Lawton was installed as second vice president of the Oklahoma Cosmetologists association during a two day session in Oklahoma City. Attending the Oriental room sessions at the Biltmore hotel were Mesdames Kirkien Sumstine and L G Vowell.
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William Hopkins
Lawton
Oklahoma Cosmetologists Association
Oklahoma City
Biltmore Hotel
Mesdames Tas Kirkien
William Sumstine
L. G. Vowell
AAUW Lawton Branch Hosts Annual Guest Day Tea
About 80 women attended Lawton branch American Association of University Women annual guest day tea at Mrs A D Carney residence 802 D Past presidents were honored and representatives from Lawton women s clubs were present Seasonal flowers adorned the home from 3 to 3 pm Tea coffee and punch were served with numerous ladies assisting hospitality Mrs W F Shepard retires as branch president and Mrs N B Hines is incoming president
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Lawton
American Association of University Women
A. D. Carney
W. F. Shepard
N. B. Hines
Mrs. W. O. Wall Hosts Central Baptist Sunday School
Central Baptist Church Sunday School members met at Mrs. W. O. Wall home at 109 N Seventh for an evening session. Mrs. M. G. Fuller led opening prayer, with devotional by Mrs. W. D. Seright on The Source of Power. Business by vice president Mrs. Bev Buening, closing prayer by Mrs. J. KR. Caldwell. Games and refreshments followed for attendees including Mesdames H. L. Alexander and Ruth Feazier.
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Roly Vall
Jetter
Protheon
Central Baptist Church
W. O. Wall
M. G. Fuller
W. D. Seright
Bev Buening
J. KR
Elgin OES Plans Saturday Covered Dish Event
Elgin OES will honor past matrons and patrons of Elgin Chapter No. Order of Easter Star with a covered dish supper at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Masonic hall Elgin A Bible will be presented and past members will register their years of service in the Bible.
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Elgin
Masonic Hall
Sedan Students Feted At Events
Sedan seventh graders and their eighth grade classmates, with parents Mr and Mrs Archie Zimmerman and Mr and Mrs Earl M Smith, attended a picnic supper and a movie at Sloan's store in Mountain View. Students present included DeWayne Brandon Sandra Prigus Linda Dempsey Jerry Sadongi Naomi Watkins Rigby Zimmerman and guests Stephen Fritz Nicky Vickie Zimmerman.
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Saddle Mountain
Archie Zimmenan
Sedan School
Earl M. Smith
Sloan's
Mountain View
Smiths
DeWayne Brandon
Sandra Prigus
Linda Dempsey
Jerry Sadongi
Naomi Watkins
Rigby Zimmerman
Stephen Fritz
Nicky
Vickie Zimmerman
James and
Ronnie Brandon
Jackie Cork
Virgil Payne
Billy David Smith
Wayne Dale Tate
Episcopal Guild Installs Officers At St Andrews Church
Mrs. James F. Brittingham was re installed as president of St Andrews Episcopal Church guild after a Tuesday meeting led by Rev Lon Printer. New officers Clyde Shelton vice president Mrs C L Holley treasurer and Mrs F B Buchanan secretary elected. Annual tea and bazaar set for Nov 22. A farewell shower honored Mrs Robert A Jackson wife of the curate who moves to Oklahoma City with her husband.
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James F. Brittingham
St. Andrew’s Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Lon Prin Reetor
Clyde Shelton
C. L. Holley
F. B. Buchanan
Robert A. Jackson
St. Andrew's
Oklahoma City
Mesdames L. W. Ferguson
Fred T. Fox
Mesdames Buchanan
J. B. Bowman
Cecil Bower
Andy Crosby
P. C. Fontaine
R. M. Pennell
C. B. Tyler
I.G. Cole
James A. Black
J. H. Crosby
J. F. Cullen
D. Henry Jones
Kennedy
T. J. Kelly
Jeff Runyon
Ron Stephens
Bennie Stephens
Telephone Wives Honor Families at Wiener Roast
Softball and horseshoes provided diversion at a family Wiener roast hosted by Telephone Wives auxiliary at Pecan Springs in Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge at 6 pm Monday. Attendees included Mrs. Oliver Trackler and numerous couples led by Robert Dunn and C F Carter. About 14 children attended. MOVE TO NEW HOME STERLING Mr and Mrs Darrell Brice moved into a new home one block south of Main street.
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Pecan Springs
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Oliver Trackler
Robert E. Dunn
C. F. Carter
Robert C. Thompson
Lloyd D. Franklin
Glenn DG
Prewett
John JH. Coady
Haire
Kenneth H. Head
Claude Johnson
C. J. McAfee
L. J. Morgan
Ck Ok
Sterling
Darrell Brice
Main Street
Forum Breakfast Speaker to discuss American Folklore
Edward C. Keefe executive director of Oklahoma Higher Education Foundation will be principal speaker at a 9 30 a m May breakfast for Lawton Woman's Forum at Hillside Athletic Club north of city. Event plans were announced.
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Edward C. Keefe
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Higher Education Foundation, Inc
Lawton Woman's Forum
Hillside Athletic Club
City
Mrs Homer High Removed to Home From Hospital
About 132000 Canadian World War II veterans have not claimed reestablishment financial credits. Unclaimed money totals 23 million dollars.
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Sterling
Homer High
Chickasha
Mrs DeCoster Hosts Guild Meeting At Forum President Home
Mrs Paul DeCoster served as guild hostess at an executive board session held at the Forum president Mrs G G Goodier’s home 3609 Nob Hill Drive at 7 30 p m Attendees included Mesdames Nick Carras Jack Carter Clifton Glandon J C Kennedy and R V Scott plus other members. Zolen Hinch daughter of Mr and Mrs Asa Kitchens convalesces after major surgery in Chickasha hospital. Mrs J O Smith spoke on Jesson for the Mayflower Guild meeting held at 1313 Andrews with numerous attendees and two children present.
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Forum
G. G. Goodier
Nob Hill Drive
Nick Carras
Jack Carter
Clifton Glandon
J. C. Kennedy
R. V. Scott
Sterling
Zolen Hinch
Asa Kitchens
a_Chickasha hospital
J. O. Smith
Jesson
R. L. Mansell
Mayflower Guild
Wal- Jock Memorial Congregational Church
Paul DeCoster
Andrews
Mesdames
Jack Batten
Clark Botkin
Bert Blasingame
W. E. Childs
W. F. Eckhart
J. M. Patterson
Reece L. Russell
Julia Smith
Wayne Smith
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