Women wrestlers gain arena fame and big earnings in Chicago
Rose Roman Hesseltine is among about 40 American women entering men’s wrestling, earning 15 000 to 65 000 dollars yearly as promoter Fred Kohler notes a post ban boom. Roman, 24, from Des Moines, fights in Kohler’s stable with rules and no eye gouging, while balancing family life with Shirley Strimple, a 26 year old married wrestler in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rose Roman Hesseltine
United States
Rose Roman
Des Moines
Fred Kohler
Illinois Athletic Commission
Indiana
Kohler
Illinois Supreme Court
Ray Klingbiel
Miss Roman
Mexico City
Caracas
Venezuela
Shirley Strimple
Pittsburgh
Roy McClarity
Winnipeg
Canada
Debra
Tony
Steven
Shirley
Rose
Girl Scout Hut Project Debated At Lawton Board Meeting
Girl Scouts of Lawton discussed forming a hut committee with T. D. Nicklas as chair, detailing members Paul Goode C J Constant Leo Johns Dan McPhail and others. Miss Betty Dryden announced officers installation for South Central Oklahoma Sept 25 at 1 30 p/m in Chickasha with luncheon reservations due Sept 20. Monthly executive board meetings planned for the first Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Security Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Nicklas
Oklahoma
Girl Scouts of America
Girl Scouts of Lawton
Security Bank & Trust Company
Allen Sasser
Paul Goode
Mesdames C. J. Constant
Leo Johns
Dan McPhail
Betty Dryden
Chickasha
Lloyd Bendure
Mesdames H. E. Hubbard
Joe Sims
W. W. Harris
W. R. Rector
Charles Opfar
Emil E. Wisakowsky
Eldon English
J M Littlefield 95 honored at annual family reunion
Oklahoma resident J M Littlefield age 95 was feted at his family’s annual reunion in Elgin. About 110 relatives and guests attended a birthday dinner at the Elgin school cafeteria. Born December 15, 1859, he migrated from Tennessee to Texas and Oklahoma, married LeAnn Carothers in 1883, and raised ten children. The event highlighted his long life with a pink rose decorated birthday cake and a wide circle of descendants and relatives from many Oklahoma cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Littlefield
Adamsville
Tenn
Littlefields
Elgin School
Harry Roll
Elgin
Dallas
Tex
Oklahoma
LeAnn Carothers
Custer Littlefield
T. E. Littlefield
Foy Sellers
Roy
H. C
Oklahoma City
Wilbur Sexton
Wilberta
Gordon
Tulsa
Fred Littlefield
Marshall
Phillip
Chickasha
Kenneth Wolf
Willard
Lawton
Richard A. Littlefield
Camille
Elmo Littlefield
R. E. Coleman
Carol Fletcher
Ed Littlefield
E. V. Littlefield
Leann
Beth
Jeanna
Linda
Edmond
Edith
Juanita
Cyril
Social Calendar of Denton Area Clubs and Events
Denton area social calendar lists numerous meetings and activities for Wednesday and Friday. Organizers include American Legion posts and auxiliary, Garden clubs, Home Demonstration clubs, music and dance groups, with locations at the Legion hall, Centenary Methodist church, Westminster church, and 35th Division park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowery-Whitehead American Legion
American Legion Hall
Busy Bee Club
Bill Crow
Ray Allison
Ruby Bennight
R. E. Tallent
Music Appreciation Club
Centenary Methodist Church
C. R. Elsworth
Wade Harrison
Petunia Garden Club
Ross Stephens
Liberty
Val Frakes
Roseland
J. P. Aston
Denton
Schubert Music Club
McMahon Foundation
Sweet Pea Garden Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
17Th
Euclid
Jim Recer
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
S. H. Overstreet
35Th Division Park
Columbia
Paul Tate
Pioneer Club
W. E. Provine
Central Baptist Women Study Opening Doorways Mission Plan
Central Baptist Church hosts a daylong study of state missions by the women’s missionary society. Mrs. J. T. Pepper opens with singing and prayers guiding topics led by several members. Luncheon followed, with afternoon sessions on youth camps, scholarships, and Negro and Indian work. The day closes with a devotional, singing, and another prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society
J. T. Pepper
Clyde Davis
International Youth Camp
Richard T. Hopper
E. K. Caldwell
Falls Creek
Wyatt
Hendrick
Jesus
Paul Shelton
Theta Rho Girls Set Formal Meet in Lawton IOOF Hall
Theta Rho Girls club met at 7 30 p m in the IOOF hall Lawton with Ann Kepler presiding. Rhonda Hodges was installed as left support to the president and Rhonda Gillette as fourth herald. 30 members attended, plus 21 Theta Rho girls and seven junior Odd Fellows in a Fritz Fletcher drill conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhonda Hodges
Rhonda Gillette
Lawton Theta Rho Girls Club
IOOF
Ann Kepler
John Brooks
Theta Rho
Rosalee Kepler
A. D. Sly
Elba Bey
Oklahoma City
Joint
Rebekah Youth Committee
State of
Oklahoma
Edgar Peak
Lawton Rebekah
Ree Drews Originals Dress for Little Girls in Lawton
An advertisement promotes dress outfits for young girls labeled Ree Drews Originals. Custom-made in Lawton with fine materials and workmanship. Includes contact by Mrs. R. W. Andrews and a phone number 910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
R. W. Andrews
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward
Cloyce Littlefield
Wayne
Sherry
Everett Lewis Smith
Eddie
Braden
Keith Wilson
Kirk
Graig
Tom Jelks
Jeanette
Duncan
J. J. Littlefield Sr
J. J. Littlefield
J. J. Littlefield Jr
Artie Roll
George W. Littlefield
Churl
Monty
Harley Littlefield
Harley Jr
Eldorado
ChaNes Yeager
Glen
Jim Littlefield
Spira
Eva Moore
Elk City
W. T. White
Texas City
H. Davis
Glenn Davis
Lee
Helen S. Moran
Rudolph Gang
Anronette LeBrun
Chicago Music College
See Crook
Taco Gry
Taco Super Co
Super A
Wichita Falls
T.M. Reg
C Avenue
Fourth Street
Hook & Whirl Square Dance Club
E. Art Ashline
Reddy Kilowatt Square
Home Service
Public Service Company
Johnny Robinson
Fred Jennings
Ira Lanman
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Central Baptist
May Schofield
Mesdames Iliff Autry
Leon Calahan
Ethel Griffin
E. G. Ingraham
D. T. Smith
Betty Good
FOX
Earl Deskins Interiors
Gore Boulevard
11Th Street
Vogue
Harper's Bazaar
International Harvester
Robertshaw
Sprague’s Furniture Mart
E Avenue
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