Adams PTA Hears Judge On Behavior
Judge Toby Morris spoke at a John Adams PTA meeting on human behavior and juvenile delinquents. He urged loving homes for at risk children and praised reform over punishment, noting teachers can help prevent delinquency by identifying students lacking home love. Mrs. Goodier led the session in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby Morris
John Adams Parent- Teacher Association
G. G. Goodier
Billy Norris
Melvin Keeney
Cameron College
William L. Norris
John Adams
Willing Workers Feted At Social
Mrs. W. F. Storm led games as Geronimo Home Demonstration club hosted Willing Workers Home Demonstration members from 2 to 4 p m Friday at Mrs. H. E. Wolf home. Halloween decor and refreshments set the mood with guests receiving fancy towels. Attendees included Mrs. Will Pine and numerous named members. other participants listed. A square dance followed with Cmdr. Ed Brown and Earl Austin as host couples at 8 p m at the American Legion hall with Ernest Hunter as caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Storm
Geronimo Home Demonstration Club
Willing Workers Home Demonstration Club
H. E. Wolf
Will Pine
Willing Workers Club
Mesdames Homer Coody
F. D. Housholder
Ernest King Jr
Square Dance
Cmdr
Ed Brown
Earl Austin
Square D Square Dance Club
American Legion Hall
E. Ernest Hunter
OU Chatter: Asia tour for Bill Stratton with fellow students
Bill Stratton son of Col and Mrs Charles W Stratton, Fort Sill, majoring in Asiatic affairs, signs up for a three month Southeast Asia tour with nine students. Dr. Percy Buchanan leads the group leaving June 14 returning Sept 11 covering 26000 miles with stops in Japan Thailand Indonesia Philippines Malaya Hong Kong and Singapore. Ronnie Jones and David Stritzinger elected vice president and secretary of Phi Delta Theta pledge class. Four Lawton students to join Campus Chest Drive committees Jeannine Roper Shirley Ray Jo Lynn Ansley Warren Dunnington Nancy Howard Dad's Day on Oct 22. Richard Glenn elected president of Delta Upsilon pledge class. Barbara Smith elected president of Delta Gamma pledge class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marta Stephen OU
Norman
Asia
Bill Stratton
Charles W. Stratton
Leever
Fort Sill
Southeast Asia
Percy Buchanan
Institute of Asiatic Affairs
Japan
Thailand
Indonesia
Philippines
Malaya
Hong Kong
Singapore
Ronnie Jones
Buck Jones
Ash
David Stritzinger
F.G. Stritzinger
Phi Delta Theta
Lawton
Jeannine Roper
C. E. Roper
Ferris
Shirley Ray
J. Ellsworth Ray
Jo Lynn Ansley
Ben Ansley
Kinyon
Warren Dunnington
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Barbara Smith
David C. Smith Jr
Rumple Road
Delta Gamma
Hayride Fun for Two Groups in Local outing
About 75 youths from Law ton Theta Rho Girls club and Junior Oddfellows joined a 7 p.m. hayride departing IOOF hall 10914 D to Lost Bridge Roller rink east of the city for games skating. Shamburger Lumber Co provided a truck. each attendee carried a sack lunch. Chaperones were Mrs. John Brooks Theta Rho advisor, Mrs. David Sly co advisor, and R. E. Tallent Junior Oddfellows advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Theta Rho Girls Club
Junior Oddfellows
IOOF
Lost Bridge
City
Shamburger Lumber Company
John Brooks
Theta Rho
David Sly
R. E. Tallent
Mary Class Elects Officers in Sunday School Session
Officers were elected for the coming year at the Mary Sunday School class of Northside Baptist Church. New slate lists Grace Arnold as president and W. C. Bruner as vice president, with group leaders D. L. Mc Corkell, M. A. Smith, Naomi Jones, and Estelle Woods. Devotional by Naomi Jones, meeting closed with a prayer. Next meeting November 14 at Mrs. Jewell Cothren's home. Mrs. Effie Andrews attended as visitor. new members McCorkell, Quinton Dunn, and Norma Masterson. Also notes Indiahoma special: Meadows grandson, 1 1/2, convalescing from polio in Oklahoma City hospital. parents former Indiahoma residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Northside Baptist Church
Ola Edwards
N. 16Th
Grace Arnold
W. C. Bruner
D. L. McCorkell
M. A. Smith
Naomi Jones
Estelle Woods
Jones
W. A. Wilcoxson
First Baptist Church
Smith
Jewell Cothren
Effie Andrews
Mesdames McCorkell
Quinton Dunn
Norma Masterson
Ed Hawkins
W. M. Hardy
W. S. Best
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Shirley At Home
In observance of her birthday anniversary Mrs Shirley was surprised at her home 1311 A by friends. Miss Jennie McCutcheon showed moving pictures at 7 p m. canasta and other games filled the evening. A buffet dinner featured a lace-laid table and a cake with one candle. Gifts were given to the honoree. Guests included Ellis Shirley, their daughter Miss Ninnevah Shirley, Mr and Mrs Roy Simpson, Duncan, Harold Byrd and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Shirley
Jennie McCutcheon
Ninnevah Shirley
Roy Simpson
Duncan
Harold Byrd
Ray Allison
Leo Anderson
W. H. Brown
Jess Percival
W. H. Ulrich
Eula Baty
Warren Baty
Jewel Bigbee
Ruby Bennight
Gladys Bunch
Bill Crow
Telia Helms
314 S.5th 1302 Sheridan Rd Pp.181 Pho.8120
The excerpt lists a street address 314 S 5th and 1302 Sheridan Rd with page and photo numbers 181 and 8120. Details are fragmentary with no clear event or context to characterize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. 5Th
Sheridan Rd
P TA Member Month Launches Nationwide Drive
National PTA president Mrs. Rollin Brown announces October as P-TA Membership Month with an aim to enroll 600000 more members and reach 10 million. The drive highlights the PTA as a diverse neighborhood organization serving many kinds of families and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P-Ta
Rollin Brown
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Organ
Chicago
Brown
United States
PTA
Douglass P TA Plans October Program
Douglass P-TA held an October program with audience participation on The P TA Objectives and Policies at the Monday night meeting in the school auditorium. Mrs Willie Rose presided at the 8 pm business session. Rev E Barnes gave the devotional. Douglass high chorus provided special music under Mrs Dora Hargrove. John R Sadberry discussed the Little White House Conference on Education. Bethune Literary and Arts club served refreshments. attendance surpassed September’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass Parent-Teacher Association
Willie Rose
E. Barnes
PTA
Dora Hargrove
Douglass High School
C. C. Warren
John R. Sadberry
Douglass
Little
Faxon Seniors Set Play For Thursday Night
Faxon special reports the senior class presents a three act comedy Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick at 7 30 p m Thursday October 13 in the school auditorium Tickets are 50c and 25c Cast includes Bobby Pepper Marion Livingston David Martin Beatrice Marshall Jane Carson Neva Pierce and Helen Howell in roles portraying a farmer clashing with a city slicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAXON
Aaron Slick
Punkin Crick
Bobby Pepper
Marion Livingston
David Martin
Beatrice Marshall
Jane Carson
Neva Pierce
Helen Howell
PTA Caring Reservoir Mention Highlights Mrs Brown Comment
Mrs Brown cites "vast and deepening reservoir of caring" in praising PTA work. The remark reflects ongoing appreciation for parent teacher association efforts and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Mrs. Brown
Dorcas Class Fetes Member With Farewell
Dorcas Sunday School class of Central Baptist held a 7 30 p m farewell gathering at Miss Lily F Stafford 1102 C with Miss May Schofield as guest. Miss Stafford hosted as Mrs O T Kelling presided. Installations included Mrs A E Cook president and Mrs Quana Mitchell secretary with Mesdames Otis Christian Perry Moss John H Schlumbohm and W S Smith as leaders. Mrs Ethel Griffin gave a devotional and a quilt was presented to Mrs Kelling while Mrs George Choate receiving a handkerchief shower before moving to Idabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Schofield
Dorcas
Central Baptist Church
Lily F. Stafford
A. E. Cook
Quana Mitchell
Otis Christian
Perry Moss
John H. Schlumbohm
W. S. Smith
O. T. Kelling
George Porter
Ethel Griffin
Christ
Kelling
George Choate
Idabel
Mesdames Bennie Olsen
Tom Cubine
L. B. Johnson
Cecil Holman
Dramatic Club Seeks Name Change At Fort Sill
Fort Sill residents invited to 8 p.m. meeting at Red Barn theater to officially rename the Dramatic club in compliance with Army regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Fort Sill Dramatic Club
Red Barn Theater
Delegates Return From Convention
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hastings and Mr. C. L. Hight returned from Topeka Kansas where they attended the 11th annual national convention of American War Dads and auxiliary at the Jayhawk hotel. Delegates from Paul Waddle Chapter No. 55 Lawton. Mrs. Hastings state auxiliary president. her husband sergeant at arms for the state AWD. Mrs. Hight state auxiliary secretary. Highlight was a United Nations seminar by Mrs. Howard Richardson of New York City. Luncheon speaker Dr. Frank Johnson Pippin. banquet master of ceremonies Rt. Rev. Patrick J. Norton. 900 attended the banquet with Gov. Fred Hall of Kansas as main speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Hastings
C. L. Hight
Park
Topeka
Kans
Jayhawk Hotel
Paul Waddle
Lawton
Hastings
AWD
Hight
United Nations
Howard Richardson
New York City
Frank Johnson Pippin
First Christian Church
Kansas City
Patrick J. Norton
Boys Town
Nebraska
Fred Hall
Kansas
Junior Misses Discuss Activities at Thanksgiving Dance
Plans were made for a Thanksgiving bake sale by the Junior Miss club at 7:30 p.m. in Marilyn Lewis's home at 3615 Gore. Sher idan Brandon chaired the meeting, pledges were taken for Marilyn Marr Judy Warner and Linda Munson, with many members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Lewis
Gore
Sheridan Brandon
Marilyn Marr
Judy Warner
Linda Munson
Nana Amis
Beverly Clemmer
Janice Callicott
Juty Matthews
Martha Darden
Sue Stamps
Nancy Pipes
Valerie Murray
Brenda Burton
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Adams Pta
Eugene L. Bowman
Roger Wilkerson
Serv
Mgr
Indiahoma
W. C. Meadows
Hubert Meadows
Midwest City
Oklahoma City
Ise
RCA Victor
Hardy Suggs
Mrs. Shirley
Wolverton Electric and Appliance
America
Douglass P-Ta
Control Fog Service
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Dramatic Club
Everest & Jennings
W. F
Bill
Glasgow
Leica
Eastman
Rolex
Polaroid Land Cameras
Bell & Howell
TDL
Zeiss
Rollieflex
Argus Heiland
Hankins
Eve
Dyneel
Robertshaw
Scott's
International Harvester
Sprague’s Furniture Mart
E Avenue
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