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Home Demonstration Club Women Are
faking Plans to Attend State Council
y ”A number of county homo dam-
- onatration club member will at-
tend the meeting of the state home
' demonstration council set for Mar-
ch 19 at Ada Geraldine Under-
wood home demonstration agent
announced today Miss Eunice Hoy-
wood assistant director of home
economics program for the Fad-
mi Extension service will be
the principal speaker at the ses-
sion to be held on the campus of
fast Central State College
' Weleetkans planning on attend-
ing the meeting are Mrs Cecil
Gibson Mrs Art Stringfield
Mrs John Underwood and Mrs
lszie Rippetoe
Tg bring dub members up-to-date
on the activities of the state
organisation similar meetings of
the council are held in four sec-
tions of the state Other sessions
have been scheduled for Law-
ton on March 10 Tulsa March 22
and Kingfisher March 13
1 fra B Trotter Vian presi-
dent of the state council has
announced that representatives
will be elected at each meeting to
serve on the executive committee
of the state council Mrs B B
Branom of Coalgate is the present
southeast district representative
" whose term expires this year
Mrs Branom will be joined in
welcoming dub women to the
meeting by Mrs R J Bruhln
president of the Pontotoc county
CLARA PAYNE’S
BEAUTY SHOP
114 EAST SEVENTH ST
PHONE SU 8-2121
home demonstration council host-
ess group for the day and Dr
E W James dean at the college
Counties achieving the largest
membership increases during the
past year will be recognised dur-
ing the day by Mrs Trotter Coun-
ty groups attending are to be in-
troduced by Miss Pearl Winter-
feldt ' district agent
Others speakers on the program
will include Robert Seiber 4-H
club boy from Hughes county Miss
Norma M Brumbaugn state hom
agent Shawnee Brown state Ex-
tension director and Dr A E
Darlow vice president of the Ok-
lahoma A A M College
Special music is to be provided
by the Bryan county choral group
directed by Mrs Elisabeth Eng-
land and by the East Central col-
lege choir Mrs Wesley Brant-
ley Pontotoc county will lead
group singing The morning de-
votional will be given by Mrs
Farren Ward of Haskell county
"A Challenge to Homemakers”
will be the topic of Miss Hey
wood who will appear in the af
temoon portion of the pro-
gram Miss Heywood a native of
Washington state has had a long
career of service in home demon-
stration work She served as a
county home agent in New York
state where she was also assis-
tant leader of the state program
In New Hampshire she headed
the state program before trans-
ferring to the fedral service as
the state program before trans-
field agent for the north central
states
“Forward with 4-H Work" is
to be the subject of young Sei-
ber who is president of both the
Hughes county 4-H organization
and the southeast district 4-H
federation
Rebekahs Will Have
Luncheon New T
‘Pals’ Will Be Drawn
Plans were made Monday night
at the regular meeting of the
Rebekah lodge to have a covered
dish luncheon Monday March 19
at the hall At this meeting each
member is to bring her secret pal
a ’ gift and new pals will be
drawn for the coming year
After lodge refreshments of
cake coffee and ice cream bars
centered with a green shamrock
was served to 13 members pres-
ent The bean dinner ' which was
scheduled for March 10 was post-
poned until after the Easter season
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Daisy-print bubbling over with
snowy Val lace scallops-did
you ever see a fresher bouquetl
1 Vicky Vaughn’s exciting nosegay is a beautiful fit above
wide of skirt just the thing for any big moment
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coral or green Sixes 7 to 1$
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Three Are Initiated
Into Theta Rho Club
The Theta Rho girli club met
Tuesday night for a regular meet-
ing at the I O 0 F halt During
the business meeting three can-
didates were initiated into the
club
After the meeting members
had refreshments at the Dixie
Coffee shop Present were Peggy
Gibson Bemiece Milam Helen
Johnson Carolyn Patterson Sue
Daggett Judy Gibion Agnes Mi-
lam Linda Hoover Patsy Mor
gan Patsy Asbury Wanda El
lard Arvelia Blankenship and
Conrine Beaulieu
The new members are Judith
McKinnon Catherine Gibson and
Iona Fite
Next Tuesday night a skating
party and box supper will be discussed
'jets?
Mr and Mrs Jim Pike announ-
ced the birth of n aon Tuesday
March 8 at Reynolds clinic '
He weighed aix pounda three
ounces and has been named James
Kevin
Grandparents are Mr and Mrs
J E Pike and Mr and Mrs Bill
oggs of Weleetka
Mr and Mrs Henry Ellig are
the parents of a baby boy born
Saturday They have chosen the
name Gary Lynn He weighed 7
pounda and 8 ounces at birth
Grandparents' are Mr and Mrs
M A Hardin and Mrs Emily
Ellig Weleetka
this week's C
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Youthful Classic
Hodgens Home Scene of Pinfrand Blue -Shower
Sunday for - Mrs Dean Trairimell
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Mrs Dent Trammell was honor-
ed with a pink and blue shower
Sunday at the homo of Mrs Gone
Hodgens ' Co-hostess - were Mra
Billy May Mra Jarrett Kingsoi-
ver Mrs Warren Reddick Mrs
Glen Watts and Mra Jim Taylor
The open house shower waa held
from 2:30 pm to 4:80
The gift table waa decorated
with a white satin table cloth
trimmed in piuk and blue born
with a baby shoe vase filled with
sessional flowers and with n can-
dle in the center Decorations were
carried out on the piano and the
serving table was decorated with
a pink satin cloth centered with
a silver baby buggy filled with
flowers
Mrs Jarrett Kingsolver presided
at the punch bowl Mra Billy May
served the cake and - Mra Bill
Mitchell presided at the guest
book The individual cakes were
decorated in pink with y
daisies on them
Cathy Nettie Goswiok J A Gos-
ley Tom Reddick M B Hamby
Bob Mason Noble Walker Ken-
Abo Delbert Durbin J W
Gregory W B Wells Rufus Ca-
nard D F Kub W A Dodson
Margaret Garvin Leland Hensley
Sandy Watson Lloyd WfUon Es-
sie Games Bob Reddick L B
Kennedy C M Johnson R E
Wood Fred George Violet King
J U Stankewita Ralph Harlin
and Joe Parsons
And Mesdames Charles Briley
Mildred Raeuber Clifford James
Freida Lewis Gene Hodgens 01-
ena Moore Jake Crawley Gene
Scott H D Stephens Ivan Gor-
don Gilbert Johnson Bill Wade
Glen Hull Murrel Cowherd O
H Graham O O Wilcox Bill
McGarr and Mbs Wilma Gran-
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CWF Group Gue&s
Of Mrs Koeneke
Group Two of the C W F mat
in the homo of Mra Bay Koenako
Thursday for their regular meet-
ing Mrs Wayne Gibeon waa the
lesson leader and continued a aer-
ie on Christian family life The
group discussed todays problems
of worship In the home Mr
Koeneke gave the devotional
Refreshments of cupcakes dec-
orated in the Easter theme let
cream and coffee were served
During the business meeting
the members decided to each fur®
ish a tea towel for the church kit-
chen -
The Christian Women’s fellow-
ship will meet at 12:00 o’clock
Thursday afternoon In the church
Fuller '
of Jcnks
and son were Pvt and Mrs John-
ma
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