Square Dance Club Plans December Festival at Marlow
Walter Crosby presided over a business session of the Square D Square Dance club where members announced hosting a December 4 square dance festival at Marlow. Ernest Hunter was caller for an 8 pm Wednesday session with host couples Earl Jackson and Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Crosby
Square D Square Dance Club
Marlow
Ernest Hunter
Messrs
Earl Jackson
Jennings
Eee Legion Hall
Rebekahs Drape Charter Elect Officer Slate
Lawton Rebekah lodge No 87 met at the IOOF hall to drape the charter in memory of Mrs. Mary Ashline and elect officers. Mrs. Brewer named noble grand and Mrs. Tallent treasurer, others chosen for roles, with plans for a December food sale and a joint social with Oddfellows. Fifty four members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ashline
Lawton Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Lydia McDuffie
Norman Hayes
E. E. Quinn
E. E. Harp
Jess Brewer
E. H. Shortemeyer
Otis Waldron
Emory Cowley
Brazil Nut Devil's Food Cake Holiday Favorite
A festive moist chocolate cake with Brazil nuts and a glossy chocolate frosting. The recipe yields two 8-inch layers with nut petals garnish and a vanilla milk base.
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Brazil
Griswolds Host P-TA Executives Meeting in Cache
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Griswold hosted a Cache P-TA executive committee meeting at their home. Reports covered the school public address system project. The next study club session was set for December 6 at the Norris home. Refreshments were served to attendees including T. E. Lauderdale Rev. Albert Peak Leo Donaldson Ernest Cloninger Carl Elling Carl Livingston Elton Kriss Wayne Rowe and Woodrow Lon Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache
E. N. Griswold
Cache Parent-Teacher Association Executive Committee
P-Ta
Lester Norris
T. E. Lauderdale
Albert Peak
Leo Donaldson
Ernest Cloninger
Carl Elling
Carl Livingston
Elton Kriss
Wayne Rowe
Woodrow Lon Long
Investiture Rite Held by Lawton Girl Scout Troops
Investiture ceremonies highlighted Lawton Girl Scout activities as Brownie troop 1 at Swinney school and Intermediate troop 5 at Fort Sill gathered for investitures, pins, and a wiener roast. Leaders Mrs. K C Collins and Mrs. R Floyd supervised, with fathers pinning Brownies and new troop members forming patrols under Farris McKay as secretary.
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Lawton
K. C. Collins
Swinney School
Fort Sill
R. Floyd
Mark Hoffman
Donald Allen
Ricky Patten
Den 9
Peggy Selby
Patty Sperling
Janet Smith
Janice Smith
Rucker Park
Girl Scout Troop 5
Jean Shanklin
Judy Sperling
Troop 5
Farris McKay
Kaye Thompson
Shirley Campbell
Jacquelyn Worth
Carol Craft
Clydeon Davis
Barbara Langham
Early Christmas Shopping Attitudes Across The Season
A nostalgic column critiques the rush to shop before Christmas while recalling the old Thanksgiving to Christmas pacing. The writer resists early arm chair shopping promoted by magazines and favors the traditional frantic holiday buildup and last minute gift scramble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Gladys
Girl Reporter 83 Writes 2.5 Million Words for Journal
Mrs. R. H. Glenn of Winston County Journal, 83, has spent 48 years as a community correspondent. She moved to Noxapater as a child and has chronicled two generations, missing only two weeks of copy while composing all notes in longhand.
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Louisville
Miss
R. H. Glenn
Winston County Journal
Glenn
Noxapater
Ann Kirkpatrick Pledges Lambda Tau at OU
Miss Ann Kirkpatrick of Lawton Oklahoma, a University of Oklahoma pre medical student and former Lawton High School graduate, was pledged to Lambda Tau fraternity on the Norman campus. She recently transferred from Christian College Columbia Missouri and is the daughter of Mrs Thelma Noe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Kirkpatrick
University of Oklahoma
Lawton
Lambda Tau
Fraternity
Norman
Miss Kirkpatrick
Christian College
Columbia
Nylons Should Be Run Free and Well Maintained
A female reader guide to extending nylon life through careful handling. Rinse new nylons to strengthen threads, wash after each wear with lukewarm water and soap, check nails for snags, dry by rolling in a towel, then hang away from snags. Consider mesh or seamless options for rough handling.
Oklahoma student Dorothy Leister in Seeds of Suspicion
Miss Dorothy Leister a University of Oklahoma student from Lawton appeared in a one act play Seeds of Suspicion part of three dramas presented by the school of drama on the Norman campus Her parents are Mr and Mrs LeRoy Leister of 1107 Euclid Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Leister
University of Oklahoma
Lawton
School of Drama
Norman
Miss Leister
LeRoy Leister
Eucli
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