Education Event In Fletcher Special Program Observed
In observance of American Education Week a Fletcher high school program opened with Mickey Howard and D W Stroud leading the flag salute. The event featured solos by Mrs H C McAninch and choir numbers under her direction, a scripture reading, and remarks on education by Kenneth Harrel. Door prizes honored families with many children in or graduates from the school.
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Fletcher
Fletcher High School
Mickey Howard
D. W. Stroud
H. C. McAninch
Lowell Cable
Randy Whitlock
Emmett Knowles
Assembly of God Church
Gaines ' Walker
Brownie Thomas
New Junior 4 H Club Organized ELGIN
Mrs Velma Ridgeway leads organizing effort for a junior 4 H club in Elgin with about 40 members. Howard Kleeman elected president, assisted by Comanche county home demonstration agent Jean Robertson and county agent Arlen Johnson. New officers include Janey Kolker vice president Billie Sue Revel secretary Steve Shull reporter Carol Keeney song leader Carolyn Stephens game leader.
Ellsworth Named Third in OCU Press Club Contest
Miss Helen Lynne Ellsworth freshman piano major at Oklahoma City University won third place in the OCU Press Club October news story contest for a feature on skating champion John Michael Mahon. She is daughter of Mayor C. R. Ellsworth and has byline stories in The Campus.
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Helen Lynne Ellsworth
Oklahoma City University
OCU Press Club
John Michael Mahon
C. R. Ellsworth
Dearborn
Alpha Chi Omega
University Press Board
The
Oklahoman and
Times
NALC Auxiliary Elects Officers
Mrs Nat Robertson was re elected president of the auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers at a 7 20 p m Monday meeting in Room 208 Security Bank Trust company building Other officers are Mrs Lloyd Merritt vice president Mrs Lowell Bikes secretary treasurer Mrs Ralph House sergeant at arms and Mrs Stanley McCurdy trustee Also reported were Dikes and Ralph Hawkins on the district NALC convention Nov 17 at Chickasha The group announced plans for the annual Christmas banquet at Carl s restaurant Dec 10 at 7 p m A reception for Mrs Pauline Hooper state auxiliary president is set for Jan 21 and a rummage sale is planned for Dec 1 at 1400 black on Lae Blvd. NASC joined the auxiliary for a guessing game won by McCurdy Participants included Hawkins House Robertson Hines Crawford Timmons and Harrouf.
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Nat Robertson
National Association of Letter Carriers
Security Bank &Trust Company
Lloyd Merritt
Lowell Bikes
Ralph House
Stanley McCurdy
Mesdames Dikes
Ralph Hawkins
NALC
Chickasha
McCurdy
Carl's
Pauline Hooper
Stillwater
Lae
NASC
Dikes
Hawkins
House
Robertson
N. B. Hines
Clyde Crawford
Messrs
Mesdames
John Timmons
George Harrouf
Dads Club Plans Meeting Tonight at Cleveland School
Cleveland fathers are invited to a 7:50 meeting in the school auditorium announced by principal Dewey Parker. The get-acquainted session will cover school improvements and children's needs, with coffee served.
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Cleveland
Dads
Dewey Parker
Fathers of
Forget-Me-Not club marks fifth anniversary celebration
The Forget-Me-Not club held its fifth anniversary at the American Legion hall with 16 members and guests attending. Mrs Elizabeth Maddox presided and planned a December 21 Christmas turkey dinner gift exchange with Mrs Lee Kaufman as social chairman. Jeanie Hobbs sang and F G Baker played harmonica numbers during the program.
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Elizabeth Maddox
American Legion Hall
Lee Kaufman
Jeanie Hobbs
F. G. Baker
Holiday Party Slated By Club
Better Homemakers Home Demonstration club members finalized plans for a Christmas party at 2 p.m. December 11 in the president's Cache home. In November the group met at Mrs. Nettie Clark’s Cache home where Mrs. Harry Richards gave a lesson on Time Management. Mrs. Earl Woodard was elected vice president replacing Mrs. Donald Spiegel who moved to Oklahoma City. Refreshments were served. attendees included Mrs. Alice Blunt, Pearl Good, Lena Jarvis, Lila McDonald, Nora Plumlee, Prentice Richards, Kenneth Snider and Glen Watts.
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Herbert Waesner
Better Homemakers Home Demonstration Club
Cache
Nettie Clark
Harry Richards
Earl Woodard
Donald Speigel
Oklahoma City
Alice Blunt
Pearl Good
Lena Jarvis
Lila McDonald
Nora Plumlee
Prentice Richards
Kenneth Snider
Glen Watts
Japanese Tea Time Event Highlighted in Home Display
A home gathering featured colored slides from Japan and a service of Japanese tea and dainties. Guests included Mesdames James Corner Clyde Langley Joe Moore and Floyd Roberts, with tea set in Japanese china on a Japanese mahogany table.
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Japan
China
James Corner
Clyde Langley
Joe Moore
Floyd Roberts
Family Returns From Tour Overseas to Elgin Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lancaster and two children Rickey and Donna Jo arrived from Chatreaux France where he served with the United States Air Force. They visit sister Mrs. Dewey Sanders and relatives before heading to Massachusetts for a new post as S Sgt Lancaster has served ten years with a recent three year tour in France.
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Elgin
Donald Lancaster
Rickey
Donna Jo
Nave
Chatreaux
France
United States Air Force
Dewey Sanders
Massachusetts
Lancaster
Mrs Sam Bradley Hosts Circle With Japanese Tea
Mrs Sam Bradley acted as hostess at Friendship Baptist Church circle meeting at 1803 TN 23rd. A Japanese tea was served and members viewed kimonas books and other Japanese articles brought by the hostess from Japan.
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Sam Bradley
Friendship Baptist Church
Kimonas
Japan
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Don
Weble
Mahogany
Iedel
Ebony
E Avenue
Nalc Auxiliary
Paul Parnes
Ceil Chapman
Harmay
Lady Noblet
Routledge
Schrank
Dads Club
Caestauffer
Barcalounger
Barca
Matteet
Lina
Strata
Kroehler
Clevelander
Teantif
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