Guests Attend Square Dance at American Legion Hall
F F Hollander presided during a brief business session as Hook and Whirl Square Dance club gathered at the American Legion hall in Seventh and E streets. Host couples for the 8 pm event included Hollander and Ira Lanman. next meeting hosts will be Ernest Hynson and Lee Hynson. Regular caller Art Ashline assisted by Bill Cheatam. Guests included Anadarko residents John Trogdon Leroy Harrison Richard Harrison Galeda Harrison Barbara Miller Delores Miller and others from Fort Cobb Mountain View and Alfalfa plus a number of couples and individuals attending the social event. Fifteen member couples attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Hollander
Hook & Whirl Square Dance Club
Messrs
Mesdames Hollander
Ira Lanman
Mesdames
Ernest Hynson
Lee Hyson
Art Ashline
Bill Cheatham
Fort Cobb
John Trogdon
Leroy Harrison
Richard Harrison
Galeda Harrison
Barbara Miller
Delores Miller
Anadarko
Denver Nance
Harry Keller
Mountain View
John Smeltz
Bruce Ford
Roy Ross
Orville Andrews
Fred Jennings
Roy Pruitt
Safety Program Planned By PTA
A policeman a highway patrolman and a Public Service company employee will present a panel discussion on Know Your Safety Rules at 2 45 p m Monday meeting of B C Swinney Parent Teacher Association in the school auditorium. Swinney school chorus will provide special music. Devotional by Mrs Alvin Ogilbee. A nursery will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Company
B. C. Swinney Parent-Teacher Association
Swinney School
Alvin Ogilbee
First Aid Study Features Meeting
Mrs Louise Agnew school nurse led a 10 am Friday session of the Washington Parent Teacher association Parent Education group in the school auditorium. She outlined first aid kit contents and emergency treatments for bites foreign bodies in ears and nose poisons toothache shock and transport of injured persons. Others attended included Mrs Frederic Hammond chairwoman and numerous listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Agnew
Parent Education Group of Washington Parent-Teacher Association
Frederic Hammond
Mesdames
E. H. Hanes
W. O. Wall
J. E. Laughlin
C. E. Rhoades
M. L. Taylor
E. F. Jordan
R. Taylor
Clarence E. Soper
W. H. Stanton
W. S. Parish Jr
Val Frakes
William J. Porter
Bill Pierce
Bill Lund
C. E. Colvin
J. K. Jennings
F. T. Dulong
Charles C. Zimmerman
G. A. Monatoboy
C. H. Welborn
Jack Russell
R. M. Arn
Thanksgiving praise service led by First Presbyterian women
Mesdames E L Dewey James Larson and H L Porter head the annual Thanksgiving praise service for First Presbyterian Women’s Organization. Hostesses for the eight o’clock Tuesday meeting in the church parlor include Mesdames Murray Gilbert John M Scott and Frany. Mrs Ross H Porter will give the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Dewey
James Larson
H. L. Porter
First Presbyterian Women’s Organization
Murray Gilbert
John M. Scott
Frank Y
Ross H. Porter
Mrs Floyd Howell To Entertain Club
Shasta Daisy club members assemble at the home of Mrs Floyd Howell at 1311 8S Ninth for a Thanksgiving luncheon followed by a program. Mrs Guy Biles will present the Thanksgiving program at 2 30 p m as members gather at 1 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Howell
Shasta Daisy Club
Guy Biles
Petticoats Made From Plastic Wire Demonstration
Mrs. Alton Bill Cox demonstrated making petticoats from plastic screen wire at the Carolyn Hunt club meeting in Mrs. W. S. Greer’s home at 1616 Gore. After the creed, president Mrs. Bill Joyner led a business period at 2:30 p.m. Refreshments were served with guest Mrs. Clarence Gutler and members D. L. Britten H. B. Collins Wayne Gilley N. K. Irwin Loyd Lowry Paul Prior E. J. Ramey Pont Ramey Louis Sasser P. G. Waggoner and Louis Yarmuk present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Bill Cox
Carolyn Hunt Club
W. S. Greer
Gore
Bill Joyner
Clarence Gutler
Mesdames
D. L. Britten
H. B. Collins
Wayne Gilley
N. K. Irwin
Loyd Lowry
Paul Prior
E. J. Ramey
Pont Ramey
Louis Sasser
P. G. Waggoner
Louis Yarmuk
Sunbeam Band Studies Moslem Customs at Faxon Meeting
The Faxon Sunbeam Band held a study session on the mission book Under the Olive Tree. Mrs. Alex Richardson directed. Pamela Smith wore a Moslem costume. Mrs. E. M. Carter narrated Moslem customs while olives, grapes, and cheese crackers were served to the group and two guests. Members present included Charlie, Jackie, Larry, Virginia Boyd, Carol Carter, Karita Coffey, Kaye Livingston, Tommy, Ronnie Stays, Georgianne, and Jerry Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAXON
Faxon Sunbeam Band
Alex Richardson
Pamela Smith
E. M. Carter
Orville Smith
Sandra Smith
Charlie
Jackie
Larry
Virginia Boyd
Carol Carter
Karita Coffey
Kaye Livingston
Tommy
Ronnie Stays
Georgianne
Jerry Walace
Washington PTA To Meet Monday
Washington Parent-Teacher Association holds a 2:45 p.m. Monday meeting in the school auditorium with panel discussion on Good Schools Are Our Responsibility and a report by Mrs. Myrtle Sorrow on the county White House Conference on Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Parent-Teacher Association
Myrtle Sorrow
White House
Catholic Women To Serve Dinner
Sterling special altar society members of Our Lady's Catholic church will serve dinner at the American Legion hall on Veterans Day. Proceeds from the event will go to the Sterling cemetery association's upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Our Lady’s Catholic Church
American Legion Hall
The
Sterling Cemetery Association
Operas Studied At Junior Music Concert Meeting
Junior Schubert Concert club at First Baptist church explored Wagner’s Ring cycle with Katherine Upjohn detailing Gotterdämmerung. Members performed pieces including Bells Are Ringing, The Sphinx, Dublin Town, Petite Rhapsody, Starlight, Danse Americaine. Katherine Upjohn led hymns and minutes were read. Katherine Upjohn to perform Mozart and Chopin at district meeting in Anadarko. Eight members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert
First Baptist Church
Dublin
Donald Tate
Carolyn Ann Wandahoopah
Maurince LaFonte
Katherine Upjohn
Linda Cowley
Mozart
Chopin
Anadarko
Lawton Principal Addresses PTA Meeting Agenda
Hugh Bish, Lawton high school principal, will speak on city education at the A T Howell PTA meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the school auditorium. Girl Scouts Troop 25 will conduct the flag ceremony with Linda Mears Shirley Gray Japil Newman and Elizabeth Hubbard. Jackie Ellis will sing and Mrs C H Miller presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Bish
Lawton
A. T. Howell School
Parent- Teacher Association
Girl Scouts of
Troop No. 25
Linda Mears
Shirley Gray
Japil Newman
Elizabeth Hubbard
Jap Restaurants Hunt Subs For Striking Geishas
In Omiya City restaurant operators make hurried calls seeking attractive young women to train as geishas to replace those who walked out over a wage dispute. Real geishas quit five days earlier to press hourly fees from 170 yen to 315 yen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Omiya
Husbands Party Planned By Club At Fort Sill NCO Open Mess
The NCO Wives club at Fort Sill plans a Thanksgiving party for members husbands at 6 30 p.m. November 12 in the NCO Open Mess lounge. The group held a 1 p.m. business meeting presided by Mrs. John Lowry with co hosts Messrs Harold Barthel and A T Steensrud. Reservations due today. Next meeting November 15 will entertain convalescents at the U S Army hospital with hosts Mesdames W T Blake W C King W M Henderson and John Abraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCO Open
Fort Sill
NCO Wives Club
John Lowry
Harold Barthel
A. T. Steensrud
Carnival Proceeds Split Among Classes and Groups
Proceeds from the street carnival totaled about 650 dollars per Homer Lof tis secretary of the Tipton Chamber of Commerce. Distribution shows senior class 207.65 dollars junior class 176.89 dollars sophomore class 70.71 dollars freshman class 50.55 dollars Lions Minstrel 96.25 dollars VFW stands 20.30 dollars Future Farmers of America 4.45 dollars. Shirley Duggins was crowned queen by Jerry Hasley, with Kay Tucker Keith Winkler Nancy Lof tis Joe Clay York Ruth Smith and Ray Kuykendall in the royal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Homer Loftis
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Minstrel
VFW
Future Farmers of America
Shirley Duggins
Jerry Hasley
King
Royal Court
Kay Tucker
Keith Winkler
Nancy Loftis
Joe Clay York
Ruth Smith
Ray Kuykendall
Work Resume Features Meeting Of Utility Club
A year in review was presented by Utility Home Demonstration Club at the president Mrs. Mark Landoll home. Members shared hobbies, discussed major project to maintain the community house, and planned help for a mobile X ray unit arrival in December. The club reported community gifts, fundraising, and extensive sewing and canning efforts along with home improvements and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utility Home Demonstration Club
Mark Landall
Gore
Willard Bentley
Landoll
Lawton
Bentley
Clara J. Kelley
Mesdames Bentley
W. J. Reinwand
Prospective buyers seek 3 bedroom homes
Real estate notice from The McKee Co invites inquiries for sale of properties. Prospective buyers target three bedroom houses priced between twelve thousand and twenty thousand dollars. Call The McKee Co at phone number shown for details.
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the McKee CO. Pho
New Frederick School Set for Open House Visit
Frederick staff report the new Lowell school will host an open house at 7 pm Tuesday during American Education Week. The building, ready for occupancy Monday, mirrors Whittier with minor refinements and features educational materials displays from all departments. Faculty and students coordinate exhibits and tours, canceling the usual Central auditorium program to allow time for inspection.
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PTA
Mrs. Floyd Howell
Sunbeam Band
Washington Pta
D Street
Maurice LaFonte
Rose Mayo Partlow
LHS
Jackie Ellis
C. H. Miller
Auto Radio
Sendiianiditors Radio & Sound
Stéart
Carol
N. Sheridan Road
E Young
Utility Club
This
Hankins
C Avenue
du Barry
DuBarry
Cva
A. B. Drug CO
4Th and
D Avenue
New Frederick School
Everett Hale
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Art
South
SEARS
Ette
Gow
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