AYTA Meeting Plans Slated Committees Set for Event
A youth teachers association outlines a one day work session with a dinner in Seven while the February date nears. Final meetings and district committee appointments include numerous local educators and building officials across Grandfield Tipton and surrounding areas, with nominations led by Miss Lucile Calloway and Mrs. Fanchon Turnbull.
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Erick
Yeu Thman Coote
Aesdwintion
MioMbeys Noe Bist Ayeek
Maskell Alloliu
Meetsel
Vic Urhor
Davidson
Frank William Grandfiell
P High School
Meg
EL Miller
Grandfield
Ronald Osmoni
Hollister
Ars
Dane Cantere
Tating
AL Clyde
Kalf
Loveland
Kate Kelty
Ximited
Thy
Johnson
Sage
Gad Wright
Tipton
Velma “Gr
Adams PTA Board Meeting Sets Budget and Plans
Adams PTA held a board meeting at Mrs J D Kemper's home to review the budget for the new year and outline activities. The session, presided by the unit president, featured a program by Mrs J P, the program chairman, and noted a semi annual picnic at the school on Sept 20 with meals served by the hostess. In a separate item, Elmer Pariser Sr. was injured when his clothing caught in a power post hole digger south east of town.
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J. P
Jown Adams Parent-Teacher Association
J. D. Kemper
Rattan
Elmer Pariser Sr
Gifts Presented At WMU Program
A Faxon Baptist Woman's Missionary Union summer meeting adopted a Christmas in August theme at the church. Members shared gifts for foreign missionaries and needy children, with Mrs. Bill Peters leading a devotional, Sunbeam Band, Girls' auxiliary and Royal Ambassadors activities, and refreshments after games in the decorated basement.
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Faxon Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
Churehy
Bill Peters
Alex Richardson
Sunbeam Band
Everette Young
Royal Ambassadors
Chuvely
Grace Smith
Woman's Missionary Society
Mescomes C
Mabel Pa- Ben
Frank Peters
A. Robison
M. L. Hursson
Childrer
Carter Family Fourth Reunion Held in Duncan
The Carter family held its fourth annual reunion at a fire building in Duncan with ten of the original nineteen children present. Attendees included Oliver Carter, Nelson Carter, Albor Carter, daughters and many relatives from Oklahoma and Texas. A luncheon, entertainment, and a business session filled the afternoon. Jim Smothers presided. Officers were elected for the coming year, and plans were made to hold the next reunion in 1958. Rev. Berette Young has returned to Faxon after two weeks of work in Sharon.
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Beilding
Duncan
Carter
Tale
Leet Ws Carter
Si Oliver Carter
Nelson Caries
Albor
Carlen
Walters
Sam Dowlin
C. ¥. Smits
Edd Terry
J. M. Cooper
Sarah Fritis
Jay Regh
Oklahoma City
Jim Smothers
Graphier
Fine Line
Smothers
Leonard Raney
Lawton
Ray Brannon
Ontestauyment
Jax F. Smith
Albert Shuffmaan
Ranger
Tex
Miner Maddox
Joe. D. Crawford
Abilene
Jay A. Smith
Fort Worth
George Wilkes
Travis Wilson
Kilgore
Dertha Terry
J. F. Standridge
Tulsa
R. G. Lowrey
Daisy Smith
Edmond
R. M. Miller
Davidson Couple to Wed at Davidson Baptist Church
Frances Janell Withrow and Earl Dale Baxter, both from Oklahoma links, announce their engagement. Miss Withrow is a Cameron College and Davidson High School graduate, now finishing at the University of Oklahoma. Baxter attended Cameron College Ninnekah High School and was in the U S Army Medical and Optical Maintenance school. The wedding is set for 3 p m Sunday September 13 at Davidson Baptist Church.
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Cameron College
Cameron Players
Future Teachers of America
Phi Theta Kappa
Wichita
St. Louis
Two Sill Children Enrolled at OCW Campus School
Two Fort Sill children join the Jane Brooks School for the Deaf on the Oklahoma College for Women campus. Jim Brown and Richard Smith are sons of military officers. Due to high demand, a new faculty member, Miss Raney Saund, joins as a speech therapy graduate teaching in kindergarten. The school operates as a foundation program on OCW grounds to train students in speech correction and deaf education. The Jane Brooks School opens Monday, Sep.
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Fort Sill
Jane Brooks
Janet Brooks
OCW
Public Invited To Silver Tea by Music Club
A silver tea sponsored by Music Appreciation dlia members will be held at the home of Aly. and Mrs. Rob ert $, Sprague No. 1. Sor. Vocal and piano members will be presented. Officers Kay Maines president and George Bridges vice president organize with Jimmy Bernhard treasurer Claudia Looney secretary. Mothers of members and club officers serve. Admitted to hospital after back injury is Sam Melrose of Sterling.
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Music Appreciation Dlia
Aly
Robert
Sprague
Oklahoma Federation of Music Clubs
Kay Maines
Geonge Bridges
Jimmy Bernhard
Claudia Looney
Jom Skrdle
D. R. Grimes
Ar William Fletcher
Jack Storey
A. E. Newcombe
Jose Lee Garrelf
C. R. Evaworth
Clinton Bell
W. F. Pope
WW. F. Shepard
Leta Mae Smith
Moon-Linsted Wedding Set For Saturday
Frederick Oklahoma details a wedding for Miss Bobbie Linsted and Donald G Magn at the Oliver Baptist church in Oklahoma City. Rev H M Rick of Highland Baptist, Denton, Texas, will officiate. Invitations not mailed. reception to follow in the basement. Parents: Mr Mrs Cart Linsted and Mr Mrs Horace Moon. Bride is Rocky high school graduate. groom is 1951 OSU graduate employed as a soil scientist at Wyonewood.
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Frederick
Pam
Bobbie Linstead
Donald GiMagn
Oliver Baptist Church
16Th
Okahome City
H. M. Rick
Highland Baptist Church
Denton
Tex
Cart Linstead
Rocky
Horace Moon
Tollister
Coventry
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Oklahoma City
Rocky High School
Hollister High School
Cameron College
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
The
United States Indian Slde
Wyonewood
Chapel Choir Picnic for Families at Beal Heights Church
Old fashioned family games followed a picnic on the back lawn at 6 p.m. Moray. Beal Heights Presbyterian Church hosted the event for Chapel engit members and their families. Ice cream and watermelon served to about 20 choir members and relatives.
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Beal Heights Presbyterian Church
Moray
Engit
Campus Fashions Recall in 1937 Echoes 1920s Style
Dorothea Koe notes college wardrobes in 1937 echo the 1920s with chinel and mid dy silhouettes, pleated skirts, and unfitted waists. Raccoon coats reappear as full coats or trim, while modern designers craft graceful fabrics and stretched silhouettes to flatter slim young figures.
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Dorothy Koe
St. Louis
Dress Right Program Improves Buffalo High School Behavior
The Dress Right Program, run by the Inter-High School Student Council with Dr. Joseph Manech, improved behavior in Buffalo MLA high schools by guiding dress codes for boys and girls. Recommendations include conservative outfits, pressed trousers, and modest jewelry. avoid denim, T shirts, and extreme footwear.
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Buffalo
Mla
Joseph Manech
American Institute of Men's and Boys’ Wear
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