Fund Raising Fete Planned By PTA Unit
John Adams Elementary PTA plans a Dec 2 fund raising event titled A Grand Ole Opry with pies and cakes to raise money. The group discussed child development with Miss Thelma Talla moderating a panel including Rev Gladney Maj Norris and James Roberts. About 80 people attended as plans also called for library book donations and a Christmas party on Dec 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Talla
John Adams Parent- Teacher Association
Mustain
Gladney
Assembly of God Church
William L. Norris
Billy Norris
Boy Scouts
James Roberts
G. G. Goodier
PTA
John Duncan
Ruth
Maj. Norris
Howard Kemper
Treasury
Grand Ole Opry
Birthday Dinner Given At Cache
Mr and Mrs James Ash hosted a birthday dinner for their son James Ash and J R Hill with Mrs Ashs father present in Cache Oklahoma. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Oliver Hill Carlsbad Mesdames Clarence Rhodes and Helen Rhodes Lawton OK Bob Riggs Fort Sill Miss Phyllis Outterkirk Shirley Ash Clinton and Mrs J R Hill Indiana Mr and Mrs W R Moore Jr and Carl Jackson Cache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache
James Ash
J. R. Hill
Indiahoma
W. R. Moore Jr
Carl Jackson
Toad Social Calendar and Thursday Through Saturday Meetings
A detailed social calendar lists chapter meetings for Zeta Era sorority and PEO Sisterhood at various times and locations including Mrs Leonora Clark 2 S Third, Mrs F G Hammond 414 Euclid, Lawton Woman's Forum 708 B, and International club 3407 Kinyon. Also includes Square D Dance Club at American Legion hall with Ernest Hunter hosting and other clubs and events across Thursday Friday and Saturday at Centenary Methodist church Stephen's Arts & Crafts Sheridan Road Hotel Lawtonian and Fort Sill venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Leonora Clark
PEO
F. G. Hammond
Euclid
Department of Lawton Woman's Forum
Clarence Mull
B. International Club
Britta Swatosh
Kinyon
W. C. Bonnell
J. Square D Dance Club
American Legion Hall
E. Ernest Hunter
Messrs
Lee O Hyson
Ernest Hynson
Centenary Methodist Church
Music In Religion
Helen Lynne Ellsworth
Leta Mae Smith
Petunia Garden Club
W. H. Parsons
Mesdames Ed Gartrell
T. C. Mason
Art Group of American Association of University Women
Stephen’s Arts & Crafts
Sheridan Road
Busy Bee Club
R. E. Tallent
Emory Cowley
Bill Crow
Eula Tucker
Roseland Home
Rosa Dykes
A. Progressive
W. T. Crosby
Southwest Iris Society Meeting
Security Bank & Trust Company
Girl Scout Leaders Club
Adjutant General
Artillery School
Fort Sill
Lawtonian
la Princie
Ann Prince
Fort Sill Blvd
Altar Society Hosts Breakfast and Book Review
Mary Reed Newland's We and Our Children was reviewed by Mrs Volney E Hamm after a communion breakfast for Altar Society members at Blessed Sacrament Church. Father Hulshof outlined church construction plans while Mrs Emmett L Keough led the hostess committee. about 45 women attended in the Knights of Columbus hall after the 8 am mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reed Newland
Volney E. Hamm
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Altar Society
Eddie Morris
Ben Hulshof
Emmett L. Keough
Pete Howenstine
Joe Mitchell
C. E. Price Jr
Knights of Columbus Hall
Gifts Brought To Luncheon For Oklahoma Hospitals
At the Tuesday covered dish luncheon at the VFW hut Fort Sill sponsored by the Women s auxiliary of VFW post 5263 gifts were collected for Crippled Children’s Hospital Oklahoma City. Rag bags were gathered for a Norman hospital. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Thurman Wilkins Sfc and Mrs Donald Simpson Sfc and Mrs Kenneth Senft Sfc and Mrs Mead Wilcox and daughter Sfc and Mrs J R Pledger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Hut
Fort Sill
Woman’s Auxiliary
Leslie J. McNair
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Oklahoma City
Norman
M-Set
Thurman Wilkins
Sfc
Donald Simpson
Kenneth Senft
Mead Wilcox
J. R. Pledger
G. D. Hunsucker
Fred Corey
John Lyons
Milan Klima
Joe Stagner
Tax Collections Up Oklahoma City Increase in Oct Taxes
The Tax Commission reported yesterday that last month’s collections totaled 13 925 099 dollars, a 6 8 percent rise over October 1954.
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Oklahoma City
Tax Commission
Pueblo Indians Domestication Note Highlights Dog and Turkey
A historical observation notes that Pueblo Indians of New Mexico had no domesticated mammals aside from the dog, with the turkey identified as their sole domesticated fowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Transportation event page hosts ride plans in Meers
A 1:15 p.m. gathering led by Mrs. Wayne Rowe with co-hostesses Mesdames J. D. Shoemaker Janette Larson and Miss Helen Hackett. Transportation coordination details call Mrs. M. E. Olmstead at 4866.
Diocesan Officer Guest Speaker at St Andrew's Parish Luncheon
Miss Martha Newell YWCA director at University of Oklahoma Norman and Diocesan personnel chair spoke at a 12 noon luncheon by Woman's auxiliary of St. Andrew's Episcopal church on 13th and C. She urged qualified religious education workers and cited training centers at St. Margaret's House Berkeley and Windham House NYC. She advised parishes keep talent files for teaching, social work, secretarial work, and art. Hostesses were Mesdames W. S. Thomas James A. Black and Gillette Griswold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Newell
YWCA
University of Oklahoma
Norman
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Miss Newell
St. Margaret’s House
Berkeley
Calif
Windham House
New York City
Mesdames W. S. Thomas
James A. Black
Gillette Griswold
J. H. Crosby
G. H. Jorgenson
Anne Wear Smith
James F. Brittingham
D. R. Hough
Harry Arnold
C. B. Tyler
Ron Stephens
John P. Mays
Frances Wright
260 Members Now Enrolled In Rogers PTA
Rogers Elementary held a Will Rogers PTA meeting with 90 attendees as 260 members were reported. Sixth graders Donald Collier and Roderick Emerson led the flag ceremony. Mrs. Ira Yoder shared on the White House Conference on Education. The unit showcased songs and a film amid Open House for American Education Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Johnson
John Parish
Will Rogers
Parent- Teacher Association
Donald Collier
Roderick Emerson
John French
Doyle Evers
Ira Yoder
White House
Whittier PTA panels on delinquency and donations
Whittier PTA held a Monday evening meeting at the school auditorium with 250 attendees. Mrs. Thomas Reece reported a carnival intake of 864.03 dollars while Ed Cagle led the session and Mrs. Jake Witzel gave a devotional on kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reece
Whittier Parent-Teacher Association
Ed Cagle
Cagle
Jake Witzel
James Cox
Helen McIntosh
Bernice Wilson
Lona Long
Henry T. Ford
Hugh Horn
Terry Condrey
Bill Benge
Raymond Green
Show Features Casual Ensembles at Hotel Lawtonian
LaVerene women’s shop presented a Tuesday noon show at the Hotel Lawtonian with ensembles including a blackwatch plaid stole and hat set, a snood headdress option, and at home wear such as black velvet sissy pants with lace and a white satin blouse. Also shown was a black cocktail dress with jacket for day wear. crowds continue to grow for weekly Tuesday and Thursday noon events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawtonian
LaVerene
Blackwatch
L.Y.J
Ice and steam have differing buoyancies in air
A concise note states ice is lighter than water while steam is heavier due to air trapping in the phase changes.
Roosevelt P-TA to Host Open House for Education Week
Roosevelt P-TA schedules an 7:30 p.m. meeting in the school auditorium with John D. Shoemaker, school superintendent, as principal speaker. The event includes nursery, observing American Education Week and an open house for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
John D. Shoemaker
Gary Sets Hearing On Building Bond
Oklahoma City. Guy Raymond Gary was scheduled to conduct an open hearing this afternoon on a proposal to issue 1,200,000 dollars in bonds to purchase a downtown Oklahoma City building to house state offices. State Sen. George Miskovsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Guy Raymond Gary
George Miskovsky
Bond proposals target Sears building for lease funded buyout
Leo Openheim proposed to Gary a self liquidating bond plan to buy the former Sears building now used as a warehouse under lease. State Treasurer John D. Conner planned to open bids at 1:30 p.m. on nine million dollars of bonds from the 1949 issue to raise cash for purchasing the 15 million dollar bond authorization from the last Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Openheim
Gary
Sears, Roebuck Co
John D. Conner
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Eva Mae Howard
American Businessmen’s Club
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Review
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Coats
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Leica
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C Avenue
Ene
Gibson
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D Avenue
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Safeway Store
Wei
Mammy Lou
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