Rushee Party At Soper Home Hosts Beta Omicron Members
Miss Jacqueline Soper served as hostess for the initial rushee party at 609 Columbia for rushees and members of Beta Omicron chapter Beta Sigma Phi. Mrs. George Shadid assisted as official hostess. A buffet supper featured a cutwork linen table with an asters centerpiece, followed by a local theater outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Soper
Clarence E. Soper
Mary Lou
Shirley Soper
Columbia
Beta Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
George Shadid
Jemeanne Johnston
Nita Scott
Betty Elrod
Mickey Fritz
Jacke, Glasby
Mable Lee Plemmons
Betty Youngblood
Cookie Hannigan
Jean Journeycake
Mary Nelson
Mary Lu Kensell
Peggy Marie Morgan
Dorothy May Hunt
Marjorie Stevenson
Juanita Cox
Ginny Sanders
Geraldine Hair
Marguerite Seabolt
Joy Shadid
Ruth Bolten
Junior Garden Club to Hear Flower Authority
Mrs John W Taylor Cooperton, an authority on wild flowers, will be principal speaker at 10 30 a m Saturday for the Junior Garden club meeting at the Emerson school Mrs Taylor will show colored slides she took of wild flowers in the Wichitas Assisting Mrs Connor Saturday morning will be Mesdames G L Berry Sam Chapman Leslie Contway Lewis Fouts Damon Garrett R E Glenn and Walter Walverton representing local garden clubs and Mrs J C Shaw secretary treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Taylor
Cooperton
Emerson School
J. G' Connor
Taylor
Wichitas
Connor
G. L. Berry
Sam Chapman
Leslie Contway
Lewis Fouts
Damon Garrett
R. E. Glenn
Walter Walverton
Young Academy Open House Sunday Highlights Staff
Russell Steinke arrives from Ann Arbor to join Young Academy of Art as associate piano teacher with William Fietcher. Sunday 3 to 5 pm open house for teachers, patrons, and friends from Lawton schools and Cameron College. Honorees include Steinke and staff members Barbara Fletcher Barbara Black Blanche Frederick. welcoming committee led by Mary Lavinia Young Jack Starcy Don Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Steinke
Ann Arbor
Mich
William Fietcher
Young Academy of Arta
Academy
Lawton
Cameron College
Steinke
Blanche Frederick
Barbara Jean Fletcher
Barbara Black
Mary Lavinia Young
Messrs. Fletcher
Jack Starcy
Don Barton
E. B. Dunlap
Col
Grant Mangum
Mra
McCuistion
James A. Black
Heath Lewis
Barbara Phelan Wilker
Larry Groves
Merl Warren
Carmen McCuistion
Jane Warren
Ruth Ann McCuistion
Noneta Lewis
Alice Wade Tyree
Flower
MecCuistion
John Affleck
Lester Frost
Richard Boyd
Michigan pianist Steinke to join Fletcher in Lansing academy
A former University of Michigan student and Michigan Conservatory duo partner with William Fletcher, Steinke, after wartime study in New York, will teach both private and class piano. The academy will feature Fletcher and Steinke in a solo and two piano program during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dition
Michigan
University of Michigan
John Kellen
William Fletcher
Wilde Conservatory of Music
Lansing
Mich
Ave Iny
Steinke
New York
Fletcher
Academy
Public Records: Divorces and Property Transfers Noted
Petitions filed in multiple divorces including Betty J Serak versus Johnnie Serak and Inez Stephenson versus Raymond Stephenson. Property deeds recorded transferring lots in Liberty Heights East Beal North Woods additions with revenue stamps and minor monetary considerations listed. Includes transfers to Ada Lee Hassell, G A Goben, Otis R Christian, Edward Albritton, Roberta Brubaker, Bonnie Webb, Paul Marburger, and others with varying revenue stamp amounts.
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Chester T
Dorothy Mead
Lauren. Wells
Liberty‘ Heights
Carl T
Lahoma E. Benke
Ada Lee Hasiell
Beal
A. L
Mary Lou Brandon
Co. G
Lena Ratcliff
North Addition
Margaret A. Kennard
G. A. Goben
Anna Belle Fuller
Otis’ R
Lillian Christian
North
William O
Edward and
Marline Albritton
Woods Addition
Dramita Man
Queen Wilhelmina to Cede Power. Juliana to Act Regent
The Netherlands government announced in The Hague that Queen Wilhelmina would temporarily lay down royal power for health reasons. Crown Princess Juliana would act as regent, with legislation to transfer power to be introduced in Parliament. The bulletin stressed the queen is not in danger and is not ill enough to alarm.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Juliana
Oklahoma State Debates Funding for Phone Property Appraisal
Gov Turner questions using contingency funds to value Southwestern Bell property. If the commission won’t accept state appraisal, and if Bell’s $11 million post valuation stands, a formal survey could be required, with hearings slated for January and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Rey J. Turner
State Corporation Commission
Turner
Southwestern Bell
Reford Bond
Corporation Commission
Bond
Commission
War Moms Convene National Meeting In Tulsa
Delegates from Louisiana Texas and Mississippi attend a one day national convention of the War Moms organization in Tulsa. The event outlines plans for 3048 activities, with election of officers for next year and a covered dish meal. Mrs J A Owens Skintook is named national president.
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Tulsa
Oct
Louisiana
Texag
Misaayrh
War Moms Organization
Mehcon
J. A. Owens
Skintook
Strike Ends At Albany Port After Taft-Hartley Court Order
About 250 longshoremen at Albany port and the state barge canal ended a 10 day strike in compliance with a federal restraining order issued by Judge Stephen Brennan. Local 1294 and Local 1643 members were told to return to work by ILA leaders Joseph T. Ryan and Testa. The international said it had not sanctioned any strike in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Stephen Brennan
New York
ILA
Ryan
International
Probable Senate Candidates Talk With Gov Turner
Oklahoma City reports Gov Ray J Turner says Democratic Party reshuffle is under discussion with possible U S senate contenders. He met with William C Coe reportedly a candidate and noted no imprint was requested from all, while naming former Gov Robert Kerr among those discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Turner
Oklahoma City
Democratic
Ray J. Turner
U. S. Senate
William ©. Coe
Lo Enangl
Robert S. Kerr
Chrysler walkout blamed on small disciplinary pay cut
DETROIT Oct 2 United Press reports Chrysler Corp blamed a disciplinary pay deduction of less than one dollar per man for a walkout that affected about 1,900 workers and threatened 2,000 more with layoffs. The company noted 200 final assembly line workers at its Jefferson Avenue plant were affected.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Jefferson Avenue
Production workers protest heat strike at Chrysler plant
Workers uncovered a 3-cent deduction in their pay envelopes after a 30 minute stoppage a week earlier in protest over heat at the Chrysler plant. A plant manager claimed the cut was unrelated to the stoppage and justified by policy.
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Ter
Nhe
Chrysler Apgkes
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Public Records
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Johnnie Serak
Lemeroy Malone
Rosie Malone
Inez Stephenson
Raymond Stephenson
Annie Mane Proctor
Larence BE. Proctor
Hetherands
Atl
Boatright's Sporting Goods
Wolfe’s
Rce
Lawton Cabinet Shop
Ave
Raskin's
Nya
Holmes & Edwards
Uylady
Wiindy
Taraishpront Ehnat
Raskins
Davey
Coe
Ature Woony
Wala
Webb & J. S. ‘McNayr
Chrysler
Lawton Radio
Eve's
Nash
Johara, Jrs
Simei Puchjal
Pepin
Raglan
Cohen
DIX KC
Fepe Avenue
Ines Street
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