Stinchcomb Speaks To NARFE Meeting
Paul Stinchcomb of the Oklahoma Department of Institutional Social and Rehabilitative Services described his agency's services at a National Association of Retired Federal Employees meeting in the Museum of the Great Plains. Mrs. Raymond Nauman presided. 45 persons attended. new members welcomed. delegates to the Salt Lake City convention reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stinchcomb
Oklahoma Department of Institutional, Social and Rehabilitative Services
National Association of
Museum of the Great Plains
Raymond Nauman
Howard Troop
Eva Seydell
NARFE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Melvin Craig
Officers Installed By ABWA Group
Mrs. Richard G. Mohler was installed as president of the New Frontier Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association at a Ramada Inn dinner. New officers include Mrs. Robert Landsey vice president and Mrs. James Elliott recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard G. Mohler
New Fronter
American Business Women's Association
Mohler
Ramada Inn
Robert Landsey
James Elliott
Onnie McCullough
Jessie Stephenson
Sewing Queen Beulah Crossman Wins At Comanche Fair
Beulah Crossman 58 entered her first county fair handwork and won three ribbons and a cash prize in 1976. She crocheted a first place tablecloth, designed a runner for second, and copied a placemat for third. Her room in a nursing home holds handmade quilts, an antimacassar, and a long-used sewing machine she works on regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Crossman
Comanche County
Joseph's Nursing Home & Convalescent Center
Pete Fuller
Park
Bertie Mantz
Marshall Crossman
Ash Grove
Nellie McGill
Eufaul
Party Planned By BSP Chapter Betas At Fort Sill
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Beta Omicron Chapter discussed a Saturday party at 7 30 p m hosted by Mrs Tom Bell Fort Sill Readings praised the program by Miss Sandy McCarron and specials honored Mrs Dennis Mileto Mrs Bob Barker and Mrs Bell Guests included Mrs Donnie Huff and Miss Shirley Veley In Elgin Amy Elaine Bridges was born Thursday Sept 9 in Grady County Memorial Hospital Chickasha The baby weighed four pounds five ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dick Bridges Fletcher and Mr and Mrs A Cox Chickasha
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
William Glasscock
Estell- Estell
Nicaragua
Micah
J. P. Glasscock
Cora
Dan Goeringer
Hattie Mae Goeringer
Goeringer
Glasscock
Peace Corps
Beta Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Bob Parker
Peden Road
Fort Sill
Tom Bell
Columbia
Sandy McCarron
Bill Brown
Dennis Mileto
Bob Barker
Bell
Donnie Huff
Shirley Veley
Elgin
Amy Elaine
Donnie Bridges
Chickasha
Grady County Memorial Hospital
Dick Bridges
Fletcher
A. Cox
Fair winner Mrs Beulah Crossman earns third ribbon
Mrs. Beulah Crossman, 88, captured three prizes at the Comanche County Free Fair. A first place crochet tablecloth in ecru thread highlighted her wins, and she designed the runner that took second place, as shown in a staff photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Crossman
Ecru
Mrs Vivian Becker Speaks to Shut-In Department
Mrs Vivian Becker director of the Lawton Mobile Meals program addressed the Shut-In Department of the Lawton Woman's Forum at Mrs M J Carpenter home 3310 Baltimore Twenty four members attended and donated canned goods for weekend distribution next meeting Mrs Paul C Smith presided with assistance from Mrs Clifton Hunn New members Mrs Dave Keno and Mrs Fred Kasper welcomed Renewal member Mrs Charles Dennis welcomed Devotional by Mrs Tressie Alford Next meeting host Mrs J Fred Ferrell Sr 1626 NW 32nd Monday Oct 18 at 2 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Becker
Lawton
Lawton Woman’s Forum
M. J. Carpenter
Baltimore
Paul C. Smith
Clifton Hunn
Dave Keno
Fred Kasper
Charles Dennis
Tressie Alford
J. Fred Ferrell Sr
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Stinchcomb
Curtis Harding
Pearl Kayley
Abwa Group
Richard Tannery
Richard Lash
Ruby Hubbard
Karen L. Brown
Cheryl McCune
Leo Ball
Don Dittsworth
Darrel Valdez
Baby
BSP
Lawton Glass CO
Lawton Glass
W. Gore
Gwen Fisher
Mrs
Tiffany
Pendleton Studios
First Christian Church
D Avenue
Oklahoma
Bankamericaes
Leate
Cloth World
Mystery Booth
Prppprvosts
Peper
Sears
Sears and
SAVE
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Lith & Gore
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