Dramatic Club to Stage The Male Animal at Fort Sill
The Fort Sill Officers Dramatic Club opens a three night run of The Male Animal at 8 p.m. Thursday in Theater No. 3 with a hand picked cast. Tickets cost 50 cents general, 1 dollar reserved and are available at the Fort Sill Officers club NCO Open Mess or by phone 6255. Cast includes Maj. V J Robinson and Lt. Donald Amundson among others with a substantial technical team.
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Fort Sill
R. V. Tiede
Cleota
James Thurber
Lliott Nugent
New York Herald
Tribune Theater
Officers Dramatic Club
O. J. Vogl
Tommy Turner
Ellen
Mid-Western University
Michigan
Joe Ferguson
Mid- Western
Tommy
Michael Barnes
Board of Trustees
Thomas Turner
University Town
Triangle Home Demonstration Club Hosts Two Halloween Events
Members of the Triangle Home Demonstration club gathered at Pecan community house for an all day session with a glow candle demonstration by Mrs. Robert Green. A wiener roast followed with games and contests during the Halloween fete attended by many members and their families.
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Triangle Home Demonstration Club
Pecan Community House
Robert Green
Mona
Esther Green
Q. O. Livingston
Mary Matthews
Roy Moore
Amil Winkelman
Janeris Hagar
Ronnie King
Marion Hill
Bill Green
Mesdame
Will Clark
Will Matthews
Messs
Mesdames
Burford Allen
Troy Har
Alfred Hill
W. H. King
Roye
Psychological Forces In Lives Of Children Outlined For PTA
Dr M P Meek outlined six to ten year olds characteristics and what to expect from the film From Sociable Six to Noisy Nine at the B C Swinney PTA meeting. The program covered four psychological forces and noted community events during American Education Week with speakers and honors announced.
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M. P. Meek
B. C. Swinney Parent Teacher Association
Swinney
Otis Spears
Garfield Pta
Alice Sowers
University of Oklahoma
Family Life Institute
Norman
Post Children’s School
Fort Sill
Swinney School
Woodrow Wilson
Howell School
Irene Harris
Colony House
Martha Raines
Dog Protection Topic Highlights PTA Panel Discussion
Howell PTA session featured a panel on dog protection with E. W. Kirkpatrick Dr L J Kimray Don Fishen and Pat Chrisman. Kimray warned about loose dogs while authorities urged residents to file complaints and the Humane Society will take over the local animal shelter in January.
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E. W. Kirkpatrick
L. J. Kimray
Don Fishen
Pat Chrisman
Humane Society
Kimray
Bread Making Club Session at Woodall Home
Good Cheer Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. Charley Woodall to hear a lesson on bread making by Comanche county agent Mrs. Clara J. Kelley. Mrs. Clint Johnson gave the devotional while Mrs. Carl Hall led group singing. yearbooks were distributed and roll call noted dough mixing methods. Guests included Mrs. Edd Bennett and her children Virginia Reed Marvin Duane Wyatt and Eddie Zeller among the attendees.
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Elbert M. Whitwell
Japan
United States
Howell Parent-Teacher Association
Elmer Martin
America
Tom Lansden
Frank Crawford
Elizabeth Hayes
Knox-Jensen Showroom
Lansden
Clint Johnson
Carl Hall
Good Cheer Home Demonstration Club
Charley Woodall
Clara J. Kelley
Comanche County
Family Life head to address Post PTA session
Dr. Alice Sowers, Family Life institute director at the University of Oklahoma Norman, will speak at the Post Children’s Parent-Teacher Association meeting in Fort Sill Lawton area at 7:30 p.m. Thursday on today’s family. She spoke to the Post PTA last year. attendees from Lawton and Fort Sill are invited.
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Alice Sowers
Family Life Institute
University of Okahoma
Norman
Post
Post School
Fort
Sowers
PTA
Lawton
Fort Sill
Cache PTA Executive Meeting Honored by Hosts
Mrs Emmett Long announced 242 patrons in the Cache Parent Teacher Association at an executive meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Woodrow Long. The by laws were read and discussed, sixth graders won the membership drive, and refreshments were served to local families and officials.
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Cache
Emmett Long
Cache, Parent-Teacher Association
Woodrow Long
J. D. Long
E. B. Cloninger
Edd Griswold
Kenneth Snider
Albert Peak
T. E. Lauderdale
Leo Donaldson
Bachelor Judge Dale Reneau Helps Pick OU Homecoming Queen
Dale Reneau son of Mr and Mrs Fred Reneau of Sedan was among 33 bachelor judges who selected finalists for the University of Oklahoma Norman homecoming queen. Judges visited three houses over three evenings to name the most beautiful girl in each. Five finalists will be named November 5 with final student voting later.
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Saddle Mountain
Dale Reneau
Fred Reneau
Sedan
University of Oklahoma
Norman
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Pat Hancock
Walter Berry
Tom Patterson
Shawnee
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Carnegie
Denver
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Alliene Loomis
Lee Smith
Safety Patrol Board
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Chattanooga
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Main Street
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Mary Grundy
Adelaide Fox
Wilbur Morrison
Guy Woods, Jr. Real
M. E. Reid
E. M. Carter
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Norman Wood
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